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The VW ID.4 just finished a solid sales year in 2023, but there are choppy waters ahead. Volkswagen moved 37,789 ID.4s last year, up 84 percent from 2022 and enough to comprise 11.5 percent of VW's overall American sales. As production is ramping up at the Chattanooga, Tennessee, plant where American ID.4s are assembled, however, EV demand seems to be slowing across the board, and the pool of competitors keeps growing. There are no waiting lists for the ID.4, as there were a mere 12 months ago, and you might even find the ID.4 is your cheapest lease option in a VW showroom. Fortunately, the 2024 model is getting several major and useful upgrades that should boost buyer interest. Powertrain Upgrades First and foremost, the little SUV is getting more power. Thanks to a new rear motor dubbed APP550 that employs a stator with more, and larger, square-section wires; a bigger heat sink; and an uprated oil- and water-cooling system, output for rear-wheel-drive models with the 77.0-kWh battery skyrockets from 201 horsepower and 229 pound-feet of torque to 282 horses and 402 pound-feet. With the new motor, the rear-drive ID.4's power-to-weight ratio is now almost a match for the outgoing all-wheel-drive model. VW claims that the sprint to 60 mph shrinks from 7.7 to 5.9 seconds, but given the huge increase in torque, we think it might even do a little better than that. The all-wheel-drive model also gets this new rear motor, coupled with the existing 107-hp and 119-lb-ft front motor. Because of limitations in the power control electronics, this version doesn't get as big a jump in output as the rear-drive model, but combined power still increases from 295 to 335 horsepower, while torque jumps from 339 pound-feet to somewhere close to 500 (VW hasn't released this combined figure). This will drop the zero-to-60 time from 5.7 to 4.9 seconds, according to VW. We measured 5.4 seconds for the all-wheel-drive 2022 ID.4 that we tested, so that new estimate seems entirely doable. While net battery capacity is unchanged at 77.0 kilowatt-hours, the battery does benefit from a slight improvement in the battery chemistry. And this new motor is not only more powerful, but also slightly more efficient. As a result, EPA estimated range increases from 275 to 291 miles for the rear-driver, while the AWD model has a more modest bump from 255 to 263 miles. The entry-level rear-drive model with the 58.0-kWh battery gets none of these powertrain changes—with horsepower and torque staying at 201 ponies and 229 pound-feet, respectively—and its range actually shrinks slightly from 209 to 206 miles. Of course, it's worth mentioning that VW—and most EV manufacturers—recommend charging to only 80 percent to preserve battery life, unless you're going on a long trip. So give all of these range predictions a 20 percent haircut for most real-world driving situations. Much-Needed Infotainment Improvements More impressive than these improvements are the upgrades to the infotainment system. As someone with a 2023 ID.4 in our family's vehicle fleet, I would say that our car's human-machine interface seems to have been designed to maximize the number of control inputs needed to perform the simplest tasks while coupled to a computer that seems even dumber than a typical politician. The '24 model gets essentially the same system that VW previewed last year in our first drive of the upcoming ID.7. With only a slightly larger—12.9 versus 12.0-inch—LCD screen for 77.0-kWh models, the new version has a strip of HVAC controls that are permanently displayed at the bottom edge of the image. As a result, you can now directly activate the seat heaters and air conditioning rather than having to go into menus to do so. There are still touch sliders for the fan speed and left and right temperatures, but at least they are now illuminated and usable at night. The menus themselves have been simplified and are easily customizable. At the top left of the main screen are five shortcuts that you can select, easing access to your most-used functions. Furthermore, the computer operating all of this is considerably more powerful and has some AI abilities, making the response to voice commands more accurate and far faster. The steering wheel controls have also been revised for the better. There's now a button on the right spoke to activate the steering-wheel heater. And the control that switches from adaptive cruise control to normal cruise control is now a series of button pushes rather than a push, slide, and second push. And for better visibility, VW has moved the rotary shifter from the right edge of the still-tiny instrument cluster to a fixed stalk on the right side of the steering column. Driving the New ID.4 We had a chance to test these upgrades on a short drive in California in a top-of-the-line AWD Pro S model. As you'd expect, a 14 percent jump in power is immediately noticeable. While the acceleration tails off at higher speed, in the cut and thrust of urban driving, the ID.4's acceleration, combined with its immediate throttle response, makes you feel invincible. The ride and handling remain very good in city and suburban driving. Combined with the quiet and buttery smooth powertrain, the ID.4 feels very refined. However, if you use the copious thrust to push the ID.4 on a mountain road, you start to notice both the nearly 5000-pound weight of the machine, as well as a shortage of damping, which makes the car feel somewhat wobbly. A sports car it's not. But the new infotainment system is a joyous breakthrough. While it still has wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, you no longer feel compelled to use these systems in self-defense against the car's irritating native applications. In fact, the ID.4's navigation system has some features that the phone apps can't match, such as allowing you to program it to look for charging stations at a specified level of charge, for those who have greater or lesser range anxiety. And you can program up to 10 charging waypoints on your route, and the system will tell you how many charging stations are open, though only at Electrify America charge points. Pricing ranges from $41,160 for the essentially unchanged 58.0-kWh base model to $58,480 for the top-of-the-line AWD Pro S Plus. That's up about 5 percent from the start of the 2023 model year, and all versions of the ID.4 qualify for the $7500 Federal tax credit—the only non-domestic EV that does so. You also still get an Electrify America charging package, though not nearly as generous as the three years of free charging that came with previous models. Now you get a free 500 kilowatt-hours of charging (about 10 charges from 20 to 80 percent), followed by a discount of roughly 25 percent. This package of genuine upgrades should keep the ID.4 competitive for another few years—if the EV buyers are there. Now I need to figure out how to transplant the new screen and brains into our car. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a60009160/2024-volkswagen-id4-dual-motor-drive/

It’s not up to you to fix this, but it might be worth asking her what’s going on Illustration: Alex Mellon/The Guardian My sister-in-law of nearly 15 years isn’t someone I’d seek as a friend but she’s mostly enjoyable to be around. However, a couple of years ago she started making harsh claims about her parents – my in-laws, whom I adore. I didn’t agree with what she was saying but chalked it up to some sort of personal crisis and tried to be supportive, but without agreeing with her. However, not long after that she made a harsh claim against my young child and was unkind to my husband (her brother) in the process. She also decided she needed time out and told my husband she would reach out when ready. I was so angry and hurt about the claim against my son, coupled with how terribly my in-laws seemed to be treated, that it caused major strain in our marriage; my husband (a reserved man) was trying to be understanding while watching his family feeling hurt (they had previously been solid). She contacted us again 10 months later, which felt like a ridiculously long time, and when our nuclear families got together it felt strange – we had to act as if nothing had happened. With most people, I would address my hurt and confusion directly, but my sister-in-law is like an emotional ticking time bomb, and I fear causing more issues and subsequent claims of wrongdoing against her. But to protect my children and because I no longer like or respect her, I do my best to avoid her. This makes holidays difficult, as we can no longer gather as one big family. I feel bad about this and don’t know what to do. In your longer letter you said you spoke to a few people who felt you were right to avoid her but it’s interesting that you still don’t feel it’s the right choice. While I really feel for you, and your anger and frustration are understandable, I was left concerned about your sister-in-law. You didn’t say what the claims she made against your in-laws or son were, and of course they may be unforgivable. But without knowing the details, I was left wondering what her take on all this was. Where is she in her life? Does she have a partner? Children? These things aren’t essential and they’re actively not desirable to some, but there you all are coupled up with children, which is wonderful, but could leave her feeling pushed out or as if she doesn’t know where she belongs any more. I wondered, even, if this was a feeling she might have had when your husband was born (is she the eldest?) and is now reliving? The uncertainty in your letter makes me think you may also be wondering if there’s a bit more room for curiosity than recrimination. I went to AFT-registered family therapist Sarah Helps, who said: “What are your husband’s thoughts and feelings about the situation? His relationship with his sister seemed pretty absent.” Helps wondered how your in-laws do emotional talk. “Is avoidance part of their family script? Why is no one asking your sister-in-law if she’s all right and what’s happening, in a very ordinary way?” When family falls out, it’s easy to do a whole heap of imagining about what’s going on, but unless we ask, we don’t know I also want to know more about the “major strain” this put on your marriage, and why. When family or friends fall out, it’s easy to do a whole heap of imagining about what’s going on, but unless we ask, we don’t know. Helps also wondered if your sister-in-law “had been sitting on strong feelings, perhaps for a while, and then got to a point where she couldn’t contain them any longer. Do you think she meant to cause harm or was her intention different and it just landed badly?” Helps wanted you to think about how avoiding this situation is going for you. “Is it making you feel better or worse? If worse and preoccupied [which it sounds like], it’s probably not the right strategy.” It’s certainly not up to you to fix this, or her, but it feels as if you want to do something and it also sounds like you may have more skills than the rest of the family, certainly more perception (perhaps also compassion?). You don’t need to do anything drastic: perhaps send an ordinary text asking how she is or try to find common ground (“Have you seen this film? Thought you’d like it”), or include her in something you’re planning. The rest is up to her. With difficult family members it’s easy to think in terms of absolutes but maybe just “getting along” is the best you can hope for. For now. Every week, Annalisa Barbieri addresses a personal problem sent in by a reader. If you would like advice from Annalisa, please send your problem to ask.annalisa@theguardian.com. Annalisa regrets she cannot enter into personal correspondence. Submissions are subject to our terms and conditions. Comments on this piece are premoderated to ensure the discussion remains on the topics raised by the article. Please be aware that there may be a short delay in comments appearing on the site. The latest series of Annalisa’s podcast is available here. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/mar/01/my-sister-in-law-has-treated-my-in-laws-and-family-terribly-i-avoid-her-but-feel-bad-about-it

Attack on juvenile is thought to be first known time a lone orca has hunted down a great white Footage captures a single orca killing a great white shark – video It is a smash and grab that has stunned scientists: in less than two minutes, a killer whale attacked and consumed a great white shark before swimming off with the victim’s liver in its mouth. Experts say the event off the coast of Mossel Bay in South Africa offers new insights into the predatory behaviour of orcas. While orcas have previously been documented hunting sharks, dolphins and even whales solo, the newly reported event is thought to be the first known time a lone orca has hunted down the world’s largest predatory fish. “Killer whales, or orcas, usually team up when they hunt, although they can hunt solitarily,” said Dr Alison Towner, of Rhodes University, who led research into the discovery. “The unusual aspect was witnessing Starboard, the killer whale, hunting a white shark alone and in a remarkably rapid timeframe.” The events, which occurred on 18 June 2023, are documented in the African Journal of Marine Science. It is a sequence that would not be out of place in a Spielberg movie. The team report how a boat was launched shortly after 2pm in response to sightings of Starboard and another killer whale known as Port. As the vessel crossed the water to follow the pair, the researchers describe how a smell of shark liver and the sight of diving kelp gulls indicated a recent kill. The subsequent attack was rapid: at 3.02pm a juvenile white shark appeared at the surface of the water. Starboard appeared directly after it. The whale “gripped the left pectoral fin of the shark and thrust forward with the shark several times before eventually eviscerating it”, the report says. Minutes later Starboard was seen with “a bloody piece of peach-coloured liver in its mouth”. The attack was also documented by researchers and tourists onboard another vessel that had been involved in shark cage diving activities. The researchers report that all other recorded events in the region involving orcas preying on sharks involved two to six orcas, and typically took about two hours. However, while Starboard was able to kill the juvenile great white shark – estimated to have been about 2.5 metres in length and to have weighed about 100kg – alone, the team suggest he may need to cooperate with others to tackle larger prey. Adult great white sharks can grow to 6.5 metres and 2.5 tonnes. Previous research by the team revealed how Port and Starboard – so-called because their dorsal fins are bent in opposite directions – have been hunting together off the coast of South Africa in recent years. The pair appear to have a predilection for energy-rich shark livers, although the researchers say it remains unknown how orcas open large sharks to feed on these organs. Their activities have raised concerns that various shark species, including great white sharks, could be displaced from coastal sites. Dr Primo Micarelli, a co-author of the new study from the Shark Studies Centre and Siena University, who witnessed the attack by Starboard, said seeing the orca carry the liver of a great white shark past the vessel he was on was unforgettable. But he added: “Despite my awe for these predators, I’m increasingly concerned about the coastal marine ecology balance.” Attack on juvenile is thought to be first known time a lone orca has hunted down a great white https://www.theguardian.com/science/2024/mar/01/single-orca-seen-killing-great-white-shark-off-south-african-coast

The group’s military wing confirms the news after an investigation although it does not state when the captives died. Families and supporters of Israeli captives held by Hamas demonstrate in Tel Aviv in December 2023, calling for their release [Ahmad Gharabli/AFP] The military wing of the Palestinian group Hamas says seven more captives held in the Gaza Strip have died as a result of Israel’s bombardment of the besieged enclave. Abu Obeida, the spokesperson for Hamas’s Qassam Brigades, made the statement on the Telegram app on Friday. The group said it confirmed the news following investigations conducted over the past few weeks after it had lost contact with the fighters who had been holding the captives. Hamas seized about 250 Israelis and foreigners during its October 7 attacks on southern Israel, of whom about 130 are believed to still be held captive. The Qassam Brigades said three of the captives mentioned in Friday’s statement had been identified, but it did not clarify when the seven had died. The group said the total number of captives killed as a result of Israeli military operations “may have exceeded” 70. ‘Second priority’ for Israel The deaths of the captives show that Israel’s government considers them a “secondary priority”, Omar Ashour, a professor of security and military studies at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, told Al Jazeera. “The [Israeli military’s] first priority is to destroy the armed wing of Hamas and the other Palestinian factions, to undermine them in any way, even if it costs the lives of some of the hostages,” Ashour said. Friday’s reported deaths also indicate that Israel’s war strategy is not achieving its objectives, he said, adding: “We are in the 147th day of the war, and there are more and more hostages dying, the majority of them by Israeli fire.” During a Qatari-mediated weeklong truce in November, 105 captives were released in exchange for 150 Palestinian women and children held in Israeli prisons. “The only way to release the hostages safely is the way it was done before – through some sort of negotiations. The Israeli government knows that/ … They just don’t want to admit it,” Ashour said. A Palestinian prisoner hugs his mother after being released during a captive-prisoner swap between Hamas and Israel in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank on December 1, 2023 [Ammar Awad/Reuters] Truce talks ongoing Israel’s war on Gaza has killed at least 30,228 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. The death toll in Israel from the October 7 attacks stands at 1,139. Egyptian, Qatari and United States mediators are currently scrambling to lock down a new truce. In telephone talks on Thursday, the three countries’ leaders set out what a ceasefire deal could look like, the White House said. “The leaders underscored that the release of hostages would result in an immediate and sustained ceasefire in Gaza over a period of at least six weeks,” the White House said. However, Israel’s Walla news site, citing a senior Israeli official, reported that Israel has told Egypt and Qatar that it will not proceed with ceasefire negotiations until Hamas sends it a list of Israeli captives who remain alive in the Gaza Strip. The official said Israel is also seeking a “serious answer” from Hamas on the number of Palestinian prisoners it is requesting be released as part of a potential deal, Walla reported. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/3/1/hamas-says-seven-captives-killed-in-israeli-army-bombing-of-gaza

Rocha admitted to a four-decade betrayal of the US foreign service as a Cuban mole. This image, contained in an affidavit in support of a criminal complaint, shows Manuel Rocha during a meeting with an FBI undercover employee [File: US Justice Department via AP] Manuel Rocha, a former career United States diplomat, told a federal judge on Thursday that he will plead guilty to charges of working as a spy for communist Cuba for decades. Here is more about Rocha and one of the more brazen betrayals in the history of the US foreign service, according to case prosecutors. Who is Manuel Rocha? Rocha, 73, began his career at the US State Department as a desk officer handling relations with Honduras in 1981. He also worked at the US embassy in the Dominican Republic and the US consulate general in Italy. He served on the White House’s National Security Council from 1994 to 1995, in President Bill Clinton’s administration. Rocha was sworn in as US ambassador to Bolivia in July 2000, and worked as an adviser to the commander of the US military’s Southern Command from about 2006 to 2012, the Justice Department said when he was charged. After he retired from government service, Rocha started a career as the president of a Dominican gold mine owned partly by Canada’s Barrick Gold that has been accused of environmental degradation, the Associated Press reported. What was Rocha accused of? Rocha was arrested in December 2023 at his Miami home on allegations that he had engaged in “clandestine activity” for Cuba since at least 1981 when he started his career as a US diplomat. He was accused of meeting Cuban intelligence operatives and falsifying information to US government officials about his contacts. An undercover FBI agent posed as a representative of Cuba’s General Directorate of Intelligence and repeatedly met Rocha in 2022 and 2023. To this agent, Rocha admitted his decades of work for Cuba, according to a court document. The agent called himself “Miguel” and Rocha’s admission was recorded. Rocha spoke in praise of late Cuban leader Fidel Castro, and bragged about his service for more than 40 years as a Cuban mole in the heart of US foreign policy circles, prosecutors said in court records. “What we have done … it’s enormous … more than a Grand Slam,” he was quoted as saying. The lawsuit accuses Rocha of sharing intelligence that emboldened Cuba’s communist leaders to assassinate a chief opponent. However, what Rocha precisely did to assist Cuba has largely not been revealed by federal authorities yet. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and State Department investigators have been assessing the damage, which could take years. Did Rocha plead guilty? In mid-February, Rocha pleaded not guilty. On Thursday, Rocha was shackled at the hands and ankles when US district court judge Beth Bloom asked if he wished to change his plea to guilty. “I am in agreement,” he said. In exchange, prosecutors agreed to drop 13 counts including wire fraud and making false statements. Rocha’s fall from grace could culminate in a long prison sentence after he said he would admit to federal counts of conspiring to act as an agent of a foreign government. In typical counterintelligence cases, defendants are charged with espionage. However, Rocha was accused of lesser crimes of being a foreign agent which carry maximum terms of between five and 10 years in prison. The plea deal includes an agreed-upon sentence, case prosecutors and Rocha’s lawyer indicated. However, the details were not disclosed in court on Thursday. Rocha goes back to court on April 12, when he is likely to be sentenced. News of the plea deal came hours after the widow of a prominent Cuban dissident killed in a mysterious car crash filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the former diplomat. What’s the state of US-Cuba relations? Peter Lapp, who oversaw FBI counterintelligence against Cuba between 1998 and 2005, said the fast resolution of the case benefits not only the elderly Rocha but also the government, which stands to learn a lot about Cuba’s penetration of US foreign policy circles. The US and Cuba have had strained relations for more than 60 years since Castro and his team of armed revolutionaries overthrew a US-backed dictatorship. The US government tried to remove Castro after this in what was called the Bay of Pigs invasion, and through multiple assassination attempts over the following decades. In 1962, Cuba allowed the Soviet Union to secretly install nuclear missiles, which were detected by US surveillance. This Cuban Missile Crisis led to 13 days of tension, bringing the US and USSR to the brink of nuclear war. While former US President Barack Obama took steps to ease tensions with Cuba, former US President Donald Trump reversed several of Obama’s steps, banning Americans from travelling to Cuba and placing business sanctions on the island. Current US President Joe Biden lifted some of the Trump-era sanctions on Cuba, but many remain in place, strangling the country’s economy. The United Nations General Assembly has – on more than 30 occasions – passed resolutions with near-unanimity, condemning the US blockade of Cuba. However, any meaningful action by the UN against the blockade requires the approval of the Security Council, where the US has a veto. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/3/1/who-is-manuel-rocha-the-us-diplomat-who-accepted-he-spied-for-cuba

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola expects United to be a force once more but not in time for Sunday’s derby. Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has seen his side lose five of their last six meetings with Pep Guardiola's Manchester City [Carl Recine/Reuters] Who: Manchester City vs Manchester United What: Premier League football When: Sunday, March 3, 2024, 15:30 GMT Where: Etihad Stadium, Manchester, England Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says the Premier League champions are ready for rivals Manchester United to try to “close the gap” ahead of Sunday’s derby match at the Etihad Stadium. City are just one point behind league leaders Liverpool, who travel to Nottingham Forest on Saturday. United are eight points off Aston Villa in fourth spot, the fourth Champions League qualification spot. New minority owner at Old Trafford, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, laid out his plans to return the 20-time English champions to the summit when he completed his acquisition of 27 percent of the club’s shares this month, including re-establishing the pecking order in the city. Ahead of Sunday’s match, Guardiola admits the recent change at United is likely to change matters. “Sir Jim and others know the diagnosis of the club. If Sir Jim said they need two or three years to be there, who am I to say the opposite?” the manager said. “I’m sure they will work to close the gap.” Last season’s treble winners, City also added the European Super Cup and Club World Cup to their haul by the end of 2023. Guardiola says he knows this era of dominance on the blue side of Manchester will end eventually, but he’s determined it won’t be anytime soon. “In the ’80s it was Liverpool, the ’90s, it was United – now we are this many years, winning seven Premier League titles in the last 11, 12 years,” he said. “It has happened, but in 50 or 60 years, there has never in one country been a club that dominates and controls everything, so we can try to extend for as many years as possible what we are trying to do.” United’s Premier battle for a Champions League spot Although not feasting at the top table, United have their own battles to fight and Champions League qualification is top of their agenda. A home defeat by Fulham last weekend ended a seven-game unbeaten run, but United manager Erik ten Hag remains in defiant mood. “We are also on a good run. The spirit is very good,” he said. “We have done it before against City, also against Liverpool. We will prepare well. The players are looking forward to it. I can smell it. I’m excited.” City defeated United in the FA Cup final last season on the way to emulating the domestic treble only their rivals, in 1999, had previously achieved. This fixture last season resulted in a humiliating 6-3 defeat, although United did win at Old Trafford. That was not the case this season though, with City claiming a 3-0 win in the reverse fixture in October. “We need a great day,” ten Hag admitted. “We like the challenge and we are looking forward to the challenge with them. We know we have to give everything and show a team performance if we want to get the result. But if you do it, it is possible.” Following the United game, City face a tough run of games facing their title rivals Liverpool and Arsenal in the league, along with their Champions League last 16-second leg with Copenhagen on Wednesday. “I prefer that than the opposite,” Guardiola said on the challenge he faces in all competitions. “Key players, we have 20 key players. We have had key players out injured and still done well. “So nice to play the fixtures. They are the best. A chance to get to the quarterfinals of the Champions League, then Anfield, a chance against Newcastle United [in the FA Cup] – we work to arrive here to live these moments.” Form guide Manchester City’s season has picked up pace since their Club World Cup triumph in December. Pep Guardiola’s side have won 14 of their last 15 games and are undefeated in their last 18 games. United had been on a seven-game undefeated run until Fulham’s surprise win at Old Trafford in the Premier League last weekend. Erik ten Hag’s side returned to winning way in the FA Cup in midweek by overcoming Nottingham Forest 1-0. Head-to-head The Manchester rivals first faced each other in the old Division Two in England in November 1894. United won 5-2 at City before sealing the double over their neighbours with a 4-1 win in the return fixture in January 1985. There have been 190 meetings in total with United winning 77 to City’s 60. Team news Manchester City are without Jack Grealish, who injured his groin in the FA Cup at Luton on Tuesday. Defender Josko Gvardiol is close to a return from an ankle injury but the derby is likely to be too soon. Manchester City predicted lineup: Ederson; Kyle Walker, Josh Stones, Ruben Dias, Nathan Ake; Rodri; Phil Foden, Bernardo Silva, Julian Alvarez, Jeremy Doku; Erling Haaland Manchester United’s main absentees are defender Luke Shaw and striker Rasmus Hojlund. Harry Maguire, Lisandro Martinez and Aaron Wan-Bissaka are also all absent from the back line. Manchester United predicted lineup: Andre Onana; Diogo Dalot, Raphael Varane, Jonny Evans, Victor Lindelof; Kobbie Mainoo, Casemiro; Christian Eriksen, Bruno Fernandes, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford https://www.aljazeera.com/sports/2024/3/1/manchester-city-ready-for-united-to-try-to-close-gap-in-premier-league

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