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一 |     An office at the Department of Homeland Security that helps detect biological and chemical weapons could shutter if Congress doesn't fund it by December -- an increasingly likely possibility as Republicans on Capitol Hill struggle to select a speaker.The Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office at the Department of Homeland Security, which is the one-stop shop for the department's detection and research of biological weapons, will close if not funded by December because of language put into the initial development of the office in 2018.Some of the capabilities of the office include supporting large events like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade with radiological detection devices and supporting state and local governments with nuclear detection devices."This is a highly charged environment, and the threat environment is complex and it is complicated," Mary Ellen Callahan, the assistant secretary for countering weapons of mass destruction, told reporters at DHS headquarters on Thursday. "The CWMD office was created to have the subject matter expertise to be able to address a multitude of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats and to go and help support those who are the first responders, who are really the canaries in the coal mine, so to speak, and to help support the homeland."The office she oversees is the only one that looks at "state, local, tribal, territorial aspect of response to nuclear threats," she said.For example, the programs that partner with 14 major cities to detect and prepare a response for nuclear events would go away, Callahan said.Officials within the office said budgetary constraints could cause a strain for those cities."They would have to recreate [the CWMD office] and spend resources that they don't presently have," one DHS official said.Callahan told reporters that lawmakers are on board with legislation for the office to continue it is just about how to get it done in time before the office is terminated."It's a complicated congressional environment," she said.Much House business -- including appropriating funds to government agencies -- has come to a grinding halt following the ouster of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy. After House Republicans twice rejected Rep. Jim Jordan for speaker, it appears there will be a third floor vote, although the timing is not yet clear.。

二 |     江西大二学生黄喆曲暑假期间和同学开车下乡，带着电笔、胶布等工具免费为村民维修家电。

三 | 自8月1日以来，他们已走过几十个村子，修了上百件电器，维修视频也意外走红，单条点赞超过60万，粉丝涨至8.7万。（据光明网8月15日报道）在青壮年普遍外出务工的村落，留守老人过日子最怕家电出故障。风扇转动不畅，夜灯接触不良，送去镇上维修路途远、花钱多，不少老人索性凑合用。

四 | 黄喆曲的上门维修，补上的正是乡村便民服务长期存在的微小缺口。这种“专业对口、按需上门”的帮助，真正落到了老人的急需处。走村串户的维修之旅，也是一堂行走在乡土大地的成长课，实现了青年与乡村的双向滋养。电路原理背得再熟，碰到使用十余年、线路老化的老旧家电，也得沉下心反复排查调试；实验室里的操作再规范，到了农家院落，也得学着用乡音唠清需求、耐心讲解用法。年轻人在灶台边检测、屋檐下接线的过程，既是把课本知识转化为实操能力的过程，也是读懂乡土中国、厚植为民情怀的过程。

五 | 对理工科青年而言，把万用表搭在农家旧家电上，把绝缘胶带缠在老屋电线上，就是最接地气的实践答卷。乡村给了青年打磨本领的练兵场，青年给乡村带去了新鲜活力，一予一取之间，青春的价值与乡村的需求实现了同频共振。乡村全面振兴是系统工程，既需要顶天立地的产业项目，也需要润物无声的民生服务。千千万万像黄喆曲这样的大学生，利用假期带着专业技能走进乡村，有人修家电，有人普及法律，有人教知识，个体力量虽然微薄，点点星光汇聚，便能织密乡村民生服务的温暖网络。更重要的是，每一次下乡实践都是一次情感联结。当年轻人真正走进乡村、认同乡村，今天奔走田埂的暑期志愿者，就可能成为明天的返乡建设者。这种由情感认同催生的人才回流，正是乡村全面振兴最持久的内生动力。小小工具包，装着专业本领，更载着青年担当。

六 | 当更多青年带着技能下沉乡土、把理想播撒田野，田埂上的青春就会绽放更耀眼的光芒，广袤乡村必将持续涌动更为蓬勃的发展动能。（万代红）。

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