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No one seems to know why there’s an orange alligator in a pond near Charleston, S.C. Residents joke that the gator used too much self-tanner. Or maybe it’s a fan of the Clemson Tigers, whose school colors include orange. Residents of Hanahan say they’ve seen the orange alligator a number of times. Photos show the 4- to 5-footlong gator on the banks of a retention pond in the Tanner Plantation neighborhood. (AP)

A village in Siberia that did not have a church until this winter is getting a lesson in faith and life’s ephemeral nature. Sosnovka resident Alexander Batyokhtin spent nearly two months building a village church entirely out of snow. The structure will vanish with the season. Batyokhtin worked on the chapel every day, even when the temperature plunged to -22 degrees Fahrenheit. He used 424 cubic feet of snow to make it. (AP)

A town in Germany has temporarily stopped playing a popular children’s song about a fox that steals a goose after a complaint from a vegan. A Limburg official said Thursday that a local woman had asked the mayor to remove the tune from the town hall’s mechanical carillon. The woman was upset by being reminded of the song’s words — “the hunter’s going to get you with his gun” — rather than by the fox’s theft of the goose. (AP)

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Beth Sinclair | Ringing Master, Washington Ringing Society permutations of numbers” that determine how far apart to ring each bell. The method name alone can tell you whether the song is in major or minor, and how many bells are involved. It takes strength to ring English change ringing bells, especially at the National Cathedral, where some bells weigh 3,500 pounds. The National Cathedral and Old Post Office each have 10 English change ringing bells. “The way they work — the bells don’t ring quickly,” Sinclair says. “We can’t ring music.” They ring the bells on Tuesdays at the National Cathedral and Thursdays at the Post Office for practice. When the whole group gets going, “You can feel the tower sway,” Sinclair says. In the U.S., there are about 50 towers with English change ringing bells. The D.C. area

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You may not know what Beth Sinclair looks like — it’s more likely you know what she sounds like. Sinclair is the Ringing Master for the Washington Ringing Society, the volunteer group behind the English change ringing heard from the National Cathedral and the Old Post Office — now Trump International Hotel. Sinclair went to the National Cathedral School here in D.C., and learned to ring when she was in the ninth grade. She has been ringing for more than 35 years and says it never gets old. “In the hands of someone who’s experienced, it looks really easy [to others],” she says. But bell ringing of this type is more laborious than meets the eye. She and nine others gather in the tower, each pulling one rope connected to one bell. They’re not playing a song — they follow what’s called a method, or what Sinclair calls “weird

Ringing master Beth Sinclair, second from the right, listens and watches as bell ringers practice at the National Cathedral.

Sound like a job for you? So what type of people are bell ringers? By day, Beth Sinclair is a contractor for the Department of Education. She says other ringers tend to be logically or musically inclined — or both. “As you get up into the more experienced echelons, you tend to know the people who have your skills. And in this country,” Sinclair says, “it’s a really short list.” A.C.

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has four of them: the National Cathedral; Old Post Office; Calvary United Methodist Church in Frederick, Md.; and Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria. “People don’t realize when they hear the bells that it’s actually humans ringing them,” she says. “People always think it’s angry robots.” ALLIE CAREN (FOR EXPRESS)

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THE DISTRICT In the three weeks since the Trump administration moved into town, business at Bullfeathers, a Capitol Hill watering hole popular among Republican staffers, has climbed 55 percent. Old Ebbitt Grill, near the White House, has reported an uptick in sales of fireball whiskey shots. And at Luigi Parasmo Salon and Spa in Georgetown, a steady stream of recently relocated New Yorkers has been scheduling weekly blowouts and French manicures. The newcomers are “somewhat trendier” than the usual lineup of Washingtonians, owner Luigi Parasmo said. (He also has some ideas to jazz up the president’s hairdo, if called upon.) “Lots of long hair!” he wrote in an email. “In general, big city people tend to be more attentive to their hair, nails and skin care.” Across D.C., business owners say it’s clear that the Trump administration has arrived. The new president and his staffers are settling in, and beginning to venture out to the region’s restaurants, bars, shops and salons. It’s a tide that turns every four — or eight — years in D.C. as one administration gives way to the next, ushering in a new wave of people and preferences from across the country. Eight years ago, the Obama administration brought an influx of younger staffers who helped shore up the

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Shuckers and waiters prepare orders for customers at the oyster bar at Old Ebbitt Grill next to the White House, which has seen an influx of Republican patrons since President Trump’s inauguration last month.

city’s drinking and dining scene. This time around, business owners like John Tattersall are readying for their own renaissance. “As soon as there’s a Republican president, I know business is going to pick up,” said Tattersall, 54, owner of Grand Ole Potomac Fly Fishing Guides. “There’s lots of good activity on the books for the spring.” But, he noted, his clients — most of whom are Republican — seem to be more pressed for time than usual this year. Instead of booking eight-hour fishing trips on the Potomac River, they’re opting for four-hour half-days. “Usually they have more time, especially when they’re not in power,” Tattersall said. “But now they’re getting really busy. They

“A lot of times people think it’s some kind of a gradual shift. But it’s really not.” DAVID MORAN, managing director for Clyde’s Restaurant Group in D.C., speaking to Washingtonian on how quick a customer base can change

don’t have as much time for me.” New faces have begun popping in to Ashok Bajaj’s restaurants around town, including Rasika, 701 and Bibiana. Press secretary Sean Spicer recently dined at the Oval Room, while Ben Carson had lunch at the Bombay Club.

“They’re starting to get their footing, dining-wise,” Bajaj said. “As with any new administration, there is excitement about the new people coming in. And those who worked in Republican administrations before, they’re coming back and saying, ‘Hey, how are you? I’m back.’ ” At Capitol Lounge, co-owner James Silk says bottled Bud Light and Tito’s Vodka have become popular in recent weeks. “A lot of new, young, eager faces” have helped drive sales since the inauguration, he said. “It’s the same kind of turnover we see every two years with the change in Hill staffers,” Silk said. “It’s just a fact of doing business so close to the Capitol.” ABHA BHATTARAI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The speed limit in mph on roadways around schools, parks, and senior and youth centers being proposed by the D.C. Department of Transportation to help eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the city. The proposal would lower the default 25 mph limit to 20 mph on some neighborhood streets and create 15 mph zones between 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on the specified roadways. The “neighborhood slow zones” are part of the city’s “Vision Zero” plan, which aims to end traffic-related deaths by 2024. The city registered 28 traffic fatalities last year, up from 26 in 2015. (TWP)

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Two juvenile humpback whales were found dead in Virginia’s Hampton Roads area this month, probably after being struck by boats, officials said. The first whale was discovered floating near the Hampton Roads Bridge on Feb. 2, a spokesman for the Virginia Aquarium said, and the second was found floating near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel on Feb. 4. The whales each weighed more than 10,000 pounds. Both were buried after necropsies were performed. (TWP) MARYLAND

Republicans walk out of Senate during debate Republicans walked out of the Maryland Senate in protest Thursday after unsuccessfully trying to delay a resolution enabling the attorney general to sue the federal government without the governor’s permission. Republicans took the rare step of walking off the floor after Democrats, who control the chamber, rejected their request to delay action for one day by a vote of 28-18. (AP) VIRGINIA

Officer convicted of voluntary manslaughter A Virginia police officer who fatally shot an 18-year-old man has been convicted of voluntary manslaughter. A jury on Thursday found Richmond Police Officer David L. Cobb guilty of voluntary manslaughter for the October 2015 shooting of Paterson Brown Jr. The conviction carries a sentence of one to 10 years in prison. Cobb, who was off duty, said he fired in self-defense after the two men got into an argument. (AP)

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nothing more than symbolic. Those opposed to the statue’s removal intend to file a lawsuit in the coming days, and they’ve pointed to a state statute that says Virginia towns have no authority over the war memorials they inherited from past generations. A commission the city had created to consider different options recommended that the statue remain but that the park be dramatically altered to offer visitors more context about the horrors of slavery and the Civil War. Mayor Mike Signer supported that concept, as he explained at this week’s meeting. “We must see and defy these monuments to overcome what they mean,” he said. “That is a more uncomfortable reality, to be sure.” JOHN WOODROW COX (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. On a cool night in this college town this week, dozens of people armed with protest signs and rigid opinions packed into a room to contend with a controversy facing cities throughout the South: what to do about the symbols of their Confederate past. At issue was a bronze equestrian monument to Robert E. Lee that stands in a downtown park named in his honor. After months of contentious debate — and a meeting repeatedly disrupted by attendees — the City Council voted 3 to 2 to remove the statue. The decision triggered both cheers and boos

from the overflow crowd. Some waved signs with bold black letters: “Remove the statue.” Others held up images of the memorial next to the word “SAVE.” A nationwide backlash against Confederate symbols exploded in 2015 in the months after a white gunman, motivated by animosity toward African-Americans, massacred nine black churchgoers in Charleston, S.C. But in the commonwealth, where both Lee and the battle flag were born, the issue is particularly fraught. The state is home to legions of re-enactors, descendants of Southern soldiers, Lee devotees and flagrevering groups who have fervently defended Confederate history for decades. In Charlottesville, the council’s vote may ultimately be

THE DISTRICT | The National Zoo’s giant panda Bao Bao on Thursday gets ready for her upcoming flight to China by sitting in the shipping crate that will be used to transport her. Bao Bao will be leaving on Feb. 21 to join a breeding program there. As part of an agreement, all cubs born at the zoo move to China by the time they turn 4 years old.

Judge cancels hearing over the release of a Fairfax County officer’s name in fatal shooting last month

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Conway is ‘counseled’ over brand promotion

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POLITICS The White House has “counseled” a top aide to President Trump after she promoted Ivanka Trump’s fashion line during a national cable television appearance from the White House. But House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz said that was not enough, calling what Kellyanne Conway did “wrong, wrong, wrong, clearly over the line, unacceptable.” The Utah Republican congressman said he will join with Democratic Oversight Leader Elijah Cummings to ask the Office of Government Ethics to review the matter. Chaffetz also said he will write a formal letter to the White House lodging his irritation. He said White House press secretary Sean Spicer’s remark that Conway has been “counseled” doesn’t go far enough. The ethics dustup began Wednesday with the president himself. Reacting to news that a department store had dropped his daughter’s line of clothing and accessories, Trump tweeted that Ivanka Trump had been treated “so unfairly by @Nordstrom.” Ivanka Trump does not have a specific role in the White House but moved to Washington with her husband, Jared Kushner, who is one of Trump’s closest

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Kellyanne Conway urged people to “buy Ivanka’s stuff” in a TV interview.

“I don’t see what their defense is. … She did this on television. She was very clear it was advertising.” LAWRENCE NOBLE, Campaign Legal Center general counsel, saying Kellyanne Conway’s endorsement directly conflicted with ethics rules designed to separate government policy from private business dealings

advisers. She followed her father’s approach on business ties by handing over operating control of her fashion company but retaining ownership of it. In a Thursday morning interview with Fox News from

the White House briefing room, Conway urged people to “go buy Ivanka’s stuff,” boasting that she was giving the brand “a free commercial here.” While Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are not subject to ethical regulations and laws for federal employees, Conway, who is a counselor to the president, is. Among the rules: An employee shall not use his or her office “for the endorsement of any product, service or enterprise.” Stuart Gilman, a former special assistant to the director of Office of Government Ethics, called Conway’s comments “unbelievable,” adding that they risk wrecking the U.S. reputation around the world as a model for government employee ethics.

President Trump lashed out at Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., on Thursday, saying that the senator’s negative assessment of a deadly raid in Yemen last month “emboldens the enemy!” McCain initially referred to the raid as “a failure” but later dialed back his criticism. “Sen. McCain should not be talking about the success or failure of a mission to the media,” Trump said in a series of tweets Thursday morning. “Only emboldens the enemy! He’s been losing so long he doesn’t know how to win anymore.” McCain would not comment Thursday on Trump’s tweets about him, saying his responsibility and focus were on his committee. (TWP)

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White House trip for top dog?

For years, the champion at the Westminster dog show was treated to quite a victory lap: the morning TV shows, the Empire State Building, lunch at Sardi’s. Oh, plus another perk — a meet-and-greet with Donald Trump. It’s true. America’s top pooch and the man who would become president, together at Trump Tower. The next champ will be named Tuesday. There’s no word yet on whether the custom will continue with a visit to the White House. (AP) Officials say fire that gutted Texas mosque was arson, but not hate crime

Democrats say Gorsuch flap may be a ruse POLITICS President Trump on Thursday lobbied Democrats and Republicans to back his Supreme Court nominee, even as he escalated his attacks against one of their Senate colleagues for disclosing that Judge Neil Gorsuch found the president’s criticism of the judiciary “demoralizing and disheartening.” Trump insisted that Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., “misrepresented” comments from Gorsuch, who on Wednesday expressed misgivings about the president’s attacks on a judge. His comments were first reported by Blumenthal and later confirmed by two other senators and verified by the White Houseappointed handlers shepherding Gorsuch around Capitol Hill. Nevertheless, Trump lashed out at Blumenthal on Twitter and at a Thursday lunch meeting, dredging up a yearsold controversy in which the former Marine Corps reservist apologized for falsely saying he had served in Vietnam. Meanwhile, other Democrats accused Gorsuch of participating in a White House “ruse” to pretend to be independent from the president by claiming to be demoralized by his attacks on the judiciary. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor of Gorsuch: “What he did does not show independence. It shows a desire to appear independent.” ERICA WERNER AND KEN THOMAS (AP)

Russian airstrike kills 3 Turkish soldiers, wounds 11 others in northern Syria in friendly fire incident

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Report: Noise is taking a toll One-quarter of adults have hearing loss; many don’t know it, CDC says HEALTH Forty million American adults have lost some hearing because of noise, and half of them suffered the damage outside the workplace, from everyday exposure to leaf blowers, sirens, rock concerts and other loud sounds, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported. A quarter of people ages 20 to 69 were suffering some hearing deficits, the CDC reported this week in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, even though the vast majority of the people in the study claimed to have good

or excellent hearing. The researchers found that 24 percent of adults had “audiometric notches” — a deterioration in the softest sound a person can hear — in one or both ears. The data came from 3,583 people who had undergone hearing tests and reported the results in the 2011-12 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. “Noise is damaging hearing before anyone notices or diagnoses it,” said Anne Schuchat, the CDC’s acting director. “Because of that, the start of hearing loss is underrecognized.” The study revealed that 19 percent of people between the ages of 20 and 29 had some hearing loss, which Schuchat called alarming. Hearing loss, which worsens

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The proportion of people identified as having hearing loss who said they had no regular exposure to loud noise at work. The surprising finding means the hearing loss was caused by other environmental factors, including listening to music through headphones with the volume turned up too high. (TWP)

with age, is the third most common chronic physical condition in the U.S., according to the CDC. Hearing damage results from a combination of volume and

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1 in 5 illegal immigrants in 3 cities, report says A Pew Research Center report released Thursday estimates that more than 2.5 million immigrants in the country illegally live in the metropolitan areas of New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, which have pledged to fight President Trump’s plans to expand deportations. The report estimates there are 11.1 million immigrants in the country illegally — or 3.5 percent of the overall U.S. population. (AP)

the length of the exposure. One minute of hearing a 120-decibel siren can damage hearing, the CDC said. So can two hours of exposure to a 90-decibel leaf blower, 14 minutes at a 100-decibel sporting event or two minutes at a 110-decibel rock concert. Data are limited, however, on the damage caused by listening to music through ear buds or headphones, Schuchat said. The government has no regulation for exposure to noise outside the workplace, but the Environmental Protection Agency recommends no more than eight hours a day of intermittent noise of 75 decibels or more. That’s somewhere between a running washer and the traffic noise inside a car.

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Tribe files legal challenge to halt work on pipeline The Cheyenne River Sioux, who have opposed the Dakota Access pipeline along with the Standing Rock Sioux, asked a federal judge Thursday to stop work on the pipeline while a lawsuit filed earlier by the tribes proceeds. Construction crews have resumed work on the final segment of the Dakota Access pipeline after the Army granted formal permission Wednesday. (AP)

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Court stops closure of largest refugee camp A Kenyan court ruled Thursday that the government must not close the world’s largest refugee camp, in Dadaab, thus preventing more than 200,000 people from being sent back to war-torn Somalia. The judge ruled that Kenya’s internal security minister abused his power when he ordered the closure. (AP)

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The National Advertising Review Board, a division of the Better Business Bureau, said this week that Comcast’s claims of having the fastest internet speeds could be misleading and should be stopped because the data used masks important details that undermine the company’s marketing. Comcast said it would abide by the ruling, but disagreed with the conclusions. (TWP)

GAZA CITY | Mourners carry the body of one of two Palestinians killed Thursday morning in an explosion in a smuggling tunnel at the border between Gaza and Egypt. Palestinian officials said the blast was caused by an Israeli airstrike, but the Israeli military denied any involvement. Also Thursday, at least six people were wounded when a Palestinian opened fire and stabbed shoppers at a market in central Israel.

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A federal judge blocked a $54 billion merger between health insurance giants Anthem and Cigna on Wednesday, saying the deal would increase prices and reduce competition. The ruling follows a similar decision by a different judge last month that blocked the proposed $37 billion merger between Aetna and Humana. (TWP)

Gen. John Nicholson, U.S. army commander in Afghanistan, tells lawmakers more troops needed there

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‘SEE YOU IN COURT,’ president tweets after appeals panel refuses to uphold his order Military pacts, jobs on agenda for Abe’s visit

judges a fallback option: They could, he said, limit the temporary restraining order so that it only applied to foreigners previously admitted to the country who were abroad now or those who wished to travel and return to the United States in the future. Washington state Solicitor General Noah Purcell said the government had not demonstrated how it could practically implement such a solution. Federal courts in New York, California and elsewhere already had blocked aspects of the ban from being implemented. The case before the 9th Circuit, though, was much broader than the others, because it stemmed from a federal judge’s outright halting of the ban. The three judges on the panel were appointed by presidents Jimmy Carter, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.

POLITICS President Trump will reaffirm America’s commitment to its security alliance with Japan when the nation’s prime minister visits the White House on Friday, a senior U.S. official said. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be seeking reassurance from the new president on America’s role in Asia, while offering jobcreating Japanese investment in the U.S. to shore up economic ties. Japanese media reported that key areas of investment may include building high-speed trains; joint development of robotics, artificial intelligence and space technologies; and ramping up imports of U.S. natural gas in Japan and elsewhere in Asia. The official said the Trump administration is upholding the U.S. position that its defense treaty with Japan applies to East China Sea islands disputed by Japan and China — a stance opposed by Beijing. The president is expected to speak on that subject, the official said. The official briefed reporters on condition of anonymity to discuss planning for the trip before Abe arrived Thursday. Abe is hoping to build a rapport with the president, whom he met in New York in November, shortly after Trump’s election win. Their Oval Office meeting Friday will be followed by a joint news conference. Trump will then host Abe and his wife at his Mara-Lago Club in Florida. The pair are scheduled to golf Saturday.

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POLITICS A federal appeals court panel has maintained the freeze on President Trump’s controversial immigration order, meaning previously barred refugees and citizens from seven Muslimmajority countries can continue entering the United States. In a unanimous, 29-page opinion, three judges with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit flatly rejected the government’s argument that the suspension of the order should be lifted immediately for national security reasons and forcefully asserted their ability to serve as a check on the president’s power. “The Government has taken the position that the President’s decisions about immigration policy, particularly when motivated by national security concerns, are unreviewable, even if those actions potentially contravene constitutional rights and protections,” the ruling said. “There is no precedent to support this claimed unreviewability, which runs contrary to the fundamental structure of our constitutional democracy.” The judges did not declare outright that the ban was meant to disfavor Muslims — essentially saying it was too early for them to render a judgment on that question. But their ruling is undeniably a blow to the government and means the ban will remain off for the forseeable future. Trump reacted angrily on Twitter, posting just minutes after the ruling, “SEE YOU IN COURT, THE SECURITY OF OUR NATION IS AT STAKE!” The Justice Department, which was defending the administration’s position, said in a statement that it was “reviewing the decision and considering its options.”

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer reacted by tweeting, “Pres Trump ought to see the writing on the wall, abandon proposal, roll up his sleeves & come up w/ a real, bipartisan plan to keep us safe.” A Justice Department lawyer, representing the Trump administration, and Washington state’s solicitor general, representing the opposition, made their final pitches to the appeals court Tuesday at a contentious hearing. Both sides faced skeptical questioning, and the panel seemed particularly interested in what evidence Trump relied upon in implementing his order, and what limits the Justice Department saw on the president’s authority to set immigration policy. Federal immigration law undeniably gives the president broad authority to bar people from coming into the U.S. But lawsuits

What’s next? The Justice Department could now ask the Supreme Court — which often defers to the president on matters of immigration and national security — to intervene. The Supreme Court, though, remains one justice short, and many see it as ideologically split 4-4. A tie would keep in place whatever the appeals court has decidede. The ban was set to expire in 90 days, meaning it could run its course before the Supreme Court would take up the issue. The administration also could change the order, including changing its scope or duration. (TWP/AP)

across the country have alleged that Trump’s particular order ran afoul of the Constitution in that it intentionally disfavored Muslims. August E. Flentje, the Justice Department lawyer, did offer the

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U.N. questions progress of China organ reforms Mexico sees huge decline in butterflies The number of monarch butterflies wintering in Mexico dropped by 27 percent this year, reversing last year’s recovery from historically low numbers, according to a study by government and independent experts released Thursday. The experts say the decline could be due to late winter storms last year that blew down more than 100 acres of forests where migrating monarch butterflies spend the winter in central Mexico. Millions of monarchs make the 3,400-mile migration from the U.S. and Canada each year. Officials estimate the storms in March killed about 6.2 million butterflies, almost 7.4 percent of the estimated 84 million that wintered in Mexico, said Alejandro Del Mazo, Mexico’s commissioner for protected areas. (AP)

20 hospitals in China last year and believes the country has reformed. But he acknowledged that it was still possible “there may still be hidden things going on.” China has more than 1 million medical centers, although only 169 are authorized to do transplants. Nunez Pena said he had seen data including organ transplant registries. “What is clear to me is that they’re changing,” he said. “But in a country as huge as China, we can’t know everything.” Critics questioned China’s

claims of reform and suggested that the WHO should be allowed to conduct surprise investigations and interview donor relatives. The U.N. health agency has no authority to enter countries without their permission. China’s Dr. Haibo Wang said that the country shouldn’t be singled out for such treatment. The head of the Chinese delegation, Dr. Huang Jiefu, told the conference there had been an increase in both living and deceased voluntary organ donors following China’s crackdown.

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HEALTH The World Health Organization said China has taken steps to end its once widespread practice of harvesting organs from executed prisoners but that it’s impossible to know what is happening across the entire country. At a Vatican conference on organ trafficking this week, a former top Chinese official said the country had stopped its unethical program, but critics remain unconvinced. In an interview Thursday, the WHO’s Jose Ramon Nunez Pena said he personally visited about

NEW YORK | A mail carrier struggles through the snow in New York City on Thursday as the biggest storm to hit the Northeast this winter dumped a foot or more of snow along the New York-to-Boston corridor, grounding flights and giving millions of people weather whiplash a day after temperatures soared into the 50s and 60s.

$3.7M

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The amount of a retirement plan payout that National Rifle Association executive vice president and CEO Wayne LaPierre received in 2015, boosting his yearly compensation from $985,885 in 2014 to $5,110,985 in 2015, tax records show. (TWP)

U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson renounces U.S. citizenship

Once upon a time (like, three months ago), “fake news” had a precise meaning. It referred to total fabrications — made-up stories about Donald Trump earning the pope’s endorsement — and the phrase burst into the political lexicon as Facebook and Google vowed to purge it. Since then, conservatives — led by President Trump — have hijacked the term and sought to redefine it as, basically, any reporting they don’t like. Trump asserted Monday that “any negative polls are fake news.” The risk that voters, on the whole, will accept the idea that “negative equals fake” is probably very low. More insidious is the notion that a report qualifies as fake news if it requires a correction. Such an overly broad definition unfairly attaches malicious intent to the kinds of mistakes that inevitably appear in good-faith journalism. Trump seemed to endorse this definition Wednesday when he tweeted a link to a Federalist article that purported to identify 16 fake news stories. Some of the articles it listed were indeed plagued by errors, but only a few could plausibly be called fabrications, and only one originated with a journalist. Other reports weren’t wrong at all; it’s just that their framing irked conservatives. But snarky is not the same as factually inaccurate, and certainly not the same as fake news. CALLUM BORCHERS

Turkey detains 4 ISIS suspects, seizes 24 suicide attack belts as CIA chief Mike Pompeo arrives for visit

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Coach Barry Trotz thinks improved third line depth can help the Capitals get over the hump.

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Here are three numbers that show this is the most dominant hockey team Washington has ever seen. (TWP)

How to win it all: Caps must forge an unbreakable spirit Capitals coach Barry Trotz and GM Brian MacLellan look at all champions for patterns. Right now, there’s a huge one. For a year, one title after another has been won by a team that seemed stone dead. But some teams are unbreakable — or awful darn close. Teams such as the Patriots in Super Bowl LI create the impression that, even trailing by 25 points with 24 minutes left, you can’t crack their willpower. This confidence is one of the most powerful weapons in sports. Momentum “and belief can do magical things,” Trotz said. The Cubs and Cavaliers came back from 3-1 series deficits to win MLB and NBA crowns. Villanova basketball and Clemson football rallied to win NCAA titles. MacLellan and Trotz think they have built such an unbreakable team now. “In the past, when we broke, there was a reason,” MacLellan said Tuesday after the Caps posted two straight 5-0 wins.

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Right now, only one city has teams with winning records in all four major pro sports. It’s Washington. Taken as a group in regular seasons, the Capitals (37-11-6 entering Thursday’s game against the Red Wings), Wizards (31-21), Nationals (95-67) and Redskins (8-7-1) are at a high point in D.C. history. None of those teams have won a title in a quarter century, but only a jaded pessimist would deny the potential now. In particular, the Capitals have turned “on fire” into an understatement. Washington entered Thursday with a 17-2-1 record in 2017 with a ridiculous 50-goal margin in those 20 games. If the Caps stay on their NHL-best pace and get to 122 points, they would have three of the four 120-point seasons since 1999, when the league started giving a point for overtime losses.

Washington’s weakness last year was lack of depth. Trotz said a paltry third line doomed his team against Pittsburgh in the playoffs, but “now we have that third line.” Newly acquired center Lars Eller and winger Brett Connolly combined with Andre Burakovsky for 20 goals in the 15 games before Thursday. The Capitals have clobbered opponents recently, but what happens in desperation time, when the worst response is to seem desperate? Trotz has asked almost every coach who has reached or won a recent Cup about how to get there.

“They all say the same thing,” Trotz said. “ ‘We almost got knocked out in one of the early rounds. But … we didn’t.’ ” The Capitals, like the Wizards, Nats and Redskins, face an additional obstacle: a curse. “Team history is an obstacle. You have to go through it or over it, too,” Trotz said. “You have to be in the moment, not let it control you.” That Washington fans would even aspire to teams that seem “unbreakable” is unthinkable. Yet it’s essential.

The difference in goal differential from Dec. 31. to Feb. 8 between the Capitals (NHL-best +50) and the next team, the Wild (+15). The Islanders are third with +14.

The number of Washington players with double-digit goals. Alex Ovechkin has 26. Two of Chicago’s recent Cupwinning rosters had at least 10 players score 10 or more.

1.24

Washington’s Simple Rating, which accounts for average goal differential and strength of schedule, in goals above average. It’s the best in team history by 0.31 (1984-85).

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“ ‘No one knows nothing’ is still [the] best sports quote.” TED LEONSIS, the owner of the Wizards, Capitals and Mystics, posting Wednesday on Twitter. In previous tweets,

Leonsis pointed out how the media has reversed criticisms of each team. On Thursday morning, the Capitals led the NHL point-standings, the Wizards were in third place in the Eastern Conference and the Mystics were drawing comparisons to the Golden State Warriors for making moves to acquire All-Stars Elena Delle Donne and Kristi Toliver.

Nationals announce 3-year agreement to hold exhibition game at Navy starting April 1 against Red Sox

Forbes: Marlins have handshake agreement to sell team for $1.6 billion

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The Redskins have played at FedEx Field in Landover, Md., since 1997. Their lease expires in 2027.

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Virginia’s leg up: Md., D.C. duo want to deny Redskins A bill proposed by Maryland and District lawmakers this week could give Virginia an edge in landing the Redskins’ next stadium. D.C. Council member David Grosso, I-At Large, and Maryland Del. David Moon, D-Montgomery County, each submitted bills Monday as an interstate compact barring the use of public funds or lands for a Redskins stadium. The pair failed to gain a Virginia sponsor, so Redskins owner Dan Snyder could still have one local jurisdiction in the bidding if the bills pass. The stadium is expected to cost at least $1.5 billion, and the team is expected to seek public money. Grosso and Moon cited the team’s name, which they consider racist, among the reasons for the bills. “A football team worth well over $1 billion should not have

to rely on special government assistance to fund their facilities,” Grosso said. “It’s also hard for me to cheer for a team that is so disrespectful to indigenous peoples.” Both bills will soon be assigned to committees and face uphill challenges. District Council member Jack Evans supports the team’s return to Washington after its departing RFK Stadium in 1997. Many Maryland legislators also support the team remaining in Prince George’s County when its current lease in Landover ends in 2027. Even as a long shot, Grosso’s and Moon’s actions indicate stadium talks are ongoing with leaders in Maryland, Virginia and the District. After all, it took nine years for late owner Jack Kent Cooke to find a site for FedEx Field. Opposition moved it three times, from Alexandria, D.C. and Laurel, Md., to its current home in Landover.

Virginia may be the easiest jurisdiction to cut a deal with. Gov. Terry McAuliffe has no problem with the team’s name and has been talking to the Redskins since last summer. The team is based in Ashburn, Va., year-round with a three-week summer camp in Richmond. Snyder needs to move quickly: McAuliffe’s term ends next January and who knows how his successor will feel about pledging $1 billion in public money or the team’s controversial name. McAuliffe has been pushing Loudoun County as the site, somewhere along the coming Silver Line. While one site on the flight approach to Dulles International Airport has been mentioned, other possible venues along Old Ox Road may also be considered. Virginia and Maryland remain the leaders over the District. Neighborhood opposition and challenges for revamping RFK Stadium’s footprint make D.C. an expensive option. Snyder needs three bidders to get the most money. Don’t be surprised if the dealmaking process speeds up before Grosso and Moon attract an ally from Virginia. Rick Snider has covered sports in Washington since 1978. Follow him on Twitter @Snide_Remarks

Redskins hire Valdosta State defensive coordinator James Rowe as assistant defensive backs coach

Bob Costas is stepping down from his role as prime-time host of NBC’s Olympics coverage, where he will be replaced next winter in South Korea by Mike Tirico. Costas, 64, has been the on-air concierge to NBC’s Olympics 11 times, starting in 1992. He warmed up as the latenight host in Seoul in 1988. He said he’s not retiring from the business, but entering a new phase of his career. The Olympics role requires the host to set the stage for the night’s telecast, guide viewers on switches to different venues, handle news if it breaks and conduct on-air interviews. Costas said it was his choice to leave. His most recent Winter Olympics memory may not be that pleasant. In Sochi, Russia, in 2014, Costas was sidelined for six days because of an eye infection. (AP)

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The Knicks call Oakley’s story ‘pure fiction’ The Knicks were experiencing their latest defeat under the dismal ownership of James Dolan on Wednesday night when something surreal happened. Former player Charles Oakley, a fan favorite for his physical style of play, was hauled out of his seat by security guards, handcuffed and arrested in the middle of a nationally televised game against the Clippers. He was later charged with assault. Oakley had been sitting mere feet from Dolan, whom the team later said Oakley was insulting. “I was there for four minutes,” Oakley told the New York Daily News. “I didn’t say anything to him. I swear on my mother. They came over and wanted to know why I was sitting there. I bought the ticket. I said, why do you guys keep staring at me? Then they asked me to leave. And I said, I’m not leaving.” Oakley, who played for the Knicks from 1988 to 1998, shoved a guard and appeared to strike another. The team said in a statement Wednesday “we hope he gets some help soon.” Then on Thursday, after Oakley spoke with more outlets, the Knicks doubled down with another statement. “There are dozens of security staff, employees and NYPD that witnessed Oakley’s abusive behavior,” it read. “Everything he said since … is pure fiction.” CINDY BOREN

Bucks’ Jabari Parker tears ACL in left knee for second time in three years

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Buying a sofa takes self-awareness, says Amy Rutherford,

owner of the home store Red Barn Mercantile in Alexandria. “The first question I ask people is, ‘Where is it going?’ ” she says. “Then, ‘How do you use your space? What’s your lifestyle like?’ ” We asked designers to share their ideal sofas — it’s up to you and your tape measure to decide the right fit. LINDSEY M. ROBERTS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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When you have kids or pets, it’s important to choose your sofa fabric wisely. D.C. interior designer Byron Risdon points to Room & Board’s 88-inch Dean sofa, which can be upholstered with indoor-outdoor Sunbrella fabric or other types of performance fabric ($1,799-$2,499, roomandboard.com).

Risdon looks to Joybird for apartment-friendly sofas that don’t require a loan from mom and dad. The Eliot sleeper sofa comes in seven in-stock and 69 custom fabrics, plus leather options ($2,349-$2,724, joybird.com). The company also offers a lifetime warranty and free delivery.

“If you get a chance to go over to Restoration Hardware and sit on him, you’ll never get up again,” Decor Aid interior designer interior Maureen Baker says of the Cloud track-arm leather two-seat-cushion sofa ($3,050-$6,595, restorationhardware.com). The cushions are made of luxurious goose feathers wrapped in down.

For small spaces

Budget-friendly

For large spaces

For clients with a small space and traditional taste, designer and artist Kristin Try of Alexandria’s Gingham & Grosgrain is a fan of the Rose apartment sofa from Interior Define ($1,200, interiordefine.com). The English roll arm style makes it warmer than most urbanmodern small-space sofas.

Risdon picks out Article’s Cirrus ($999, article .com) as the perfect sofa for city folk. The velvet is a fun fabric for a loft, if not one with pets. “If you don’t have kids or pets, then you’re not worried about what’s going to happen to a sofa. … You go with what makes you feel good,” Risdon says.

If you can’t decide between modern and traditional, go with a transitional silhouette, as with the Clifton sectional (from $5,004, mgbwhome.com). “It could fit in a more traditional home with the right coffee table and chairs, but it’s pretty contemporary,” says Baker.

According to the Arlington County government, Crystal City was named for one of its first apartment buildings, the Crystal House. The two-building, 825-unit apartment community derived its name from a large crystal chandelier that once dominated the lobby of the apartments. Now, the first phase of renovations has been completed at the Crystal House by Roseland, a subsidiary of Mack-Cali Realty that bought the building in 2013. New building amenities include two rooftop decks with lounges, rooftop grilling and dining areas, a saltwater swimming pool with cabanas, a penthouse fitness center and yoga studio, a new clubroom with a pool table and seating areas, and a landscaped courtyard. Monthly rents range from $1,575 for a studio apartment to $3,646 for a threebedroom unit. MICHELE LERNER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Lego Bruce Wayne loves being Lego Batman — probably even more than you love your job.

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Bruce is loose: Here’s the Batman we need right now I’ve been writing a lot about the intersection of movies and politics lately, to the point where my editor’s first step upon getting my copy each week is probably “remove profanity.” So I was really looking forward to writing about “The Lego Batman Movie.” How could there be something political in a story about a wealthy, damaged, egomaniacal little toy who proudly doesn’t pay his taxes, thinks he’s always right and throws tantrums when someone attempts to curtail his behavior? Anyway. Don’t worry: My editor’s delicate eyes will be spared from

any cursing today. Because “The Lego Batman Movie” is, at its core, joyful. It’s quick and it’s smart and it’s fun, with a lovely lesson at its core. It’s less visually innovative than its predecessor, 2014’s “The Lego Movie,” but it makes up for that by having its characters go “pewpewpewpew” when they shoot their (nonlethal) guns, a joke that never stops working. Right now, Lego Batman is the Batman we both deserve and need. Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight” trilogy still dominates the conversation around the World’s Greatest Detective, at least while we wait to see what happens with Zack Snyder’s “Justice League” and the stand-alone Batman

movie that will follow. I can’t argue with that; Nolan’s films are a great examination of a tortured man and the way his sense of vengeance blends with his sense of duty. Lego Batman (voiced by Will Arnett) skims over all of that (including the dead parents; in deference to little teapots and their ears, this Bruce Wayne’s mom and dad were simply “lost,” and there is no flashback to their murders) and focuses on one fact: Being Batman is awesome. Previous Batmans (Batmen?) were who

‘The Lego Batman Movie’ (PG, 104 min.) DIRECTOR: Chris McKay STARS: Will Arnett, Michael Cera, Rosario Dawson, Zach Galifianakis IN A NUTSHELL: After the Joker’s hostile takeover of Gotham, lone vigilante Batman considers teaming up with others to save the day. QUICK TAKE: Both epic and humble, the film feels like it was made by a roomful of mad geniuses, moving in a ballet of well-choreographed creativity. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Bruce Wayne had to be; here, Batman is someone Bruce Wayne wants to be. Arnett’s Batman takes his duty seriously, but that duty comes with heavy doses of joy and fun. You know that oft-posted Facebook adage about “always be yourself. Unless you can be Batman. Then always be Batman”? Well, this Batman is having a heck of a time being Batman. Gadgets are awesome, catching bad guys is awesome, being Bruce Wayne is awesome — one might say (or sing) that everything is awesome. Now, in a time when many of us are all feeling a heightened sense of duty, Lego Batman proves that responsibility doesn’t have to come with darkness. It is possible to do the right thing — even the difficult thing — and do it with a sense of fun. You can be both serious and clever, both riled up and witty. Just because you’re fighting the good fight doesn’t mean you can’t have a good time. Read Kristen’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/thereelist

John Wick, as fans of the 2014 hit about a ruthlessly efficient assassin already know, once killed three people in a bar using just a pencil. That legend gets repeated in the new, stylish and hyperviolent sequel to the live-action comic. Like the movie itself, the goals of Wick — played by a brooding, laconic Keanu Reeves — may not be lofty, but the work is certainly admirable. MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

‘I Am Jane Doe’ Unrated, 99 min.

Filmmaker Mary Mazzio provides a disturbing look at a website manipulating young girls into becoming enslaved sex workers. While narrator Jessica Chastain threads viewers through a labyrinth of lawsuits filed by survivors, the film is unapologetic about voicing only one side of the issue. Nonetheless, it makes a viscerally emotional case for a reassessment of the law. ANN HORNADAY (TWP)

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A very serious relationship The new ‘Fifty Shades’ is steamy, but it’s not as cheeky as the original

or won’t they? — but with a dash of suspense. Ana is being hunted by one of her boyfriend’s former lovers (Bella Heathcote), who appears outside Ana’s office looking like a street urchin with crazy in her eyes and a bandage on her wrist. As if two stalkers aren’t enough, Ana also has to deal with an aggressively handsy new boss (Eric Johnson) and the combative older woman (Kim Basinger) who taught Christian everything he knows about flogging. Johnson has tremendous comic timing, which lightened the mood in the first installment. She’s especially good when her character finds herself in awkward situations — which, for a virginal woman learning the

‘Fifty Shades Darker’ (R, 118 min.) DIRECTOR: James Foley STARS: Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Rita Ora, Kim Basinger IN A NUTSHELL: An S&M-loving rich mogul and an innocent college grad work to deepen their relationship while handling their past baggage.

ropes (so to speak) of the S&M world, was often. But those opportunities have dried up. This time, she’s expected to emote, and the results aren’t always convincing. Dornan, meanwhile, is basically playing a robot. He’s enigmatic eye candy, with

rippling muscles that go a long way toward making up for his nonexistent personality. Of course, none of that really matters if people simply want to be titillated. In that case, there’s good news: The movie ups the ante with more explicit scenes, including nipple clamps, a stimulating ride in a packed elevator and lipstick body painting (don’t ask). And then there’s the really good stuff: the spacious kitchen island, the penthouse view and the capable cleaning woman. “Fifty Shades Darker” may be more of a drag than the original, but it still caters to all kinds of fantasies. STEPHANIE MERRY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Aretha Franklin is planning to retire this year, she told Detroit TV station WDIV Local 4. The singer, who is 74, said she has one more album planned, with several tracks produced by Stevie Wonder, and will otherwise limit herself to “some select things” as she devotes more time to her grandchildren. She also said 2017 will be her “last year in concert,” and though she is “very satisfied” with her career, she is ready to step back. (AP) Amy Poehler developing HBO comedy series “Edison,” starring John Roberts of “Bob’s Burgers”

Netflix has announced that Kate McKinnon of “Saturday Night Live” will voice Ms. Frizzle in the streaming service’s new CGI revival of beloved cartoon “The Magic School Bus,” titled “Magic School Bus Rides Again.” The character — a teacher who takes her students on adventures to teach them about science — was first voiced by Lily Tomlin when it aired between 1994 and 1997. According to Vulture, Netflix promises the revival will feature a “modernized” Ms. Frizzle. A release date has not yet been announced. (EXPRESS)

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FILM REVIEW The box office smash “Fifty Shades of Grey” was a better movie than E.L. James’ “Twilight” fan fiction deserved. The romance novel about an S&Mloving billionaire who falls for a bookworm was replete with cringe-worthy prose, but the adaptation was saved by a good dose of winking. This is supposed to be ridiculous and fun, the movie assured the audience, and for the most part it was. With the arrival two years later of “Fifty Shades Darker,” the secret ingredients to the original’s success are clear — especially now that they’re gone. The movie picks up not long after the last one ended, when Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) ditched her boyfriend, Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan), after his love of spanking became more than she could handle. A few weeks on, the recent college grad has landed a job at a publishing house, but she can’t seem to get Christian out of her head — probably because he still sends her roses and shows up at places where he knows she’ll be. She relents the moment Christian asks for a second chance, and this time he promises to keep his kinky toys in his “playroom,” unless she gives him the okay. “Darker” follows a familiar plot — will these two make it work

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Kate McKinnon voicing Ms. Frizzle for revival of ‘The Magic School Bus’

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Beyonce is facing a $20 million copyright suit The estate of Anthony Barre, a New Orleans YouTube star who was fatally shot in 2010, has filed a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit against Beyonce over the use of his voice in her “Formation” video. The estate of Barre, who went by the name Messy Mya, claims in the lawsuit that his voice is featured in the introduction to the video. The complaint alleges Barre’s estate has received no payment or acknowledgment. In addition to Beyonce, the suit names several songwriters, the video’s director and companies owned by Warner Music Group. (AP)

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‘It Comes at Night’

‘The Lego Ninjago Movie’

EXPECTED RELEASE: Aug. 25

EXPECTED RELEASE: Sept. 22

SUMMARY: Of course, the main question here is what “it” is. We never really see in this teaser trailer for the horror film, but we can assume it is a bad thing. And from the way one of the characters keeps repeating “it’s OK” in a more and more hysterical tone, we can also assume it is most definitely not OK. KRISTEN PAGE-KIRBY (EXPRESS)

SUMMARY: With the success of “The Lego Movie” and the impending domination of “The Lego Batman Movie,” those foot-killing little bricks are back with a more niche product. There are ninjas and robots and some father-son drama in the trailer, and then a Taylor Swift song gets thrown in, just in case things weren’t weird enough. K.P.K.

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Hidden Figures (PG) Oscar Nom - Best Picture!!: 11:00-2:00-5:00-8:00 Elle (R) WINNER - Golden Globe! Best Foreign Language Film / Oscar Best Actress Nominee: 4:50 Moonlight (R) EIGHT Oscar Nom's including BEST PICTURE!: 2:10-7:45

Landmark Atlantic Plumbing Cinema 807 V Street, NW

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The Lego Batman Movie (PG) CC/DVS: (!) 1:30-2:30-3:45-7:00-9:15 Fifty Shades Darker (R) CC/DVS: 2:15-4:45-7:00-7:30-9:30-10:00 Hidden Figures (PG) CC/DVS: (!) 12:15-2:45-4:40-6:45-7:15-9:30-9:50 Arrival (PG-13) CC/DVS: (!) 4:20-7:10-9:45 The Comedian (R) CC/DVS: (!) 1:45 La La Land (PG-13) CC/DVS: (!) 2:10-4:50-7:25-10:00

Landmark E Street Cinema 555 11th Street NW

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Landmark West End Cinema 2301 M Street NW

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Loving (PG-13) CC/DVS: (!) 7:00-9:35 Paterson (R) CC: (!) 1:15-4:00-7:15-9:40 The Red Turtle (La Tortue Rouge) (PG) DVS: (!) 1:00-3:00-5:00 2017 Oscar Nominated Shorts - Documentary (NR) (!) 1:30-4:45-8:00

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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (R) CC/DVS: 12:00-5:10-10:20 Rings (PG-13) CC/DVS: 3:25-5:45-11:00 Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG-13) CC/DVS: 10:00-12:55-3:50-6:45

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D-Day: Normandy 1944 3D (NR) 12:40-4:10 Journey to Space 3D (NR) 11:50-2:25-5:00 Spaceballs (PG) 6:30 A Beautiful Planet 3D (G) 10:55-1:30-3:15 To Fly! (1976) (NR) 10:20AM The Fifth Element (PG-13) 8:40

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Hidden Figures (PG) 1:30-4:00-6:45-9:20 20th Century Women (R) 2:05-4:30-7:00-9:25 Moonlight (R) 7:15-9:30 Jackie (R) 5:15

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THURSDAY’S SOLUTION

CANCER (June 21-July 22) A situation will begin to come together in such a way that you are left holding the reins when, in fact, you are eager to relinquish control. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others are likely to be drawn into your orbit. Is this your own doing or the result of something in the air that cannot be avoided? VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You are

FOUR RACK TOTAL Make a 2-7-letter word from the letters in each row. Add points of each word using scoring directions at right. Seven-letter words get a 50-point bonus. Blank tiles used as any letter have no point value. Scrabble is a trademark of Hasbro in the U.S. and Canada.

Comics POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) A journey with a friend may open up a whole new range of possibilities for both of you — together and individually.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

You mustn’t let a current situation get the better of you. You can remain in control by attending to matters one at a time. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A routine endeavor takes on unusual significance as you strive for something that others have never been able to achieve.

DAILY CODE

Today in History 1763: Britain, Spain and France sign the Treaty of Paris, ending the Seven Years’ War (also known as the French and Indian War in North America).

looking for answers, but you may uncover nothing but questions as you delve into the information you think you need.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You will receive a suggestion from a member of the opposite sex. As a result, you may feel you’ve been put on the spot. Don’t be cajoled.

Need more Sudoku? Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.

1936: Nazi Germany’s Reichstag passes a law investing the Gestapo secret police with absolute authority exempt from any legal review.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

1966: The Jacqueline Susann novel “Valley of the Dolls” is published by Bernard Geis Associates. 1967: The 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, dealing with presidential disability and succession, is ratified as Minnesota and Nevada adopt it. 2005: Playwright Arthur Miller dies in Roxbury, Conn., at age 89 on the 56th anniversary of the Broadway opening of “Death of a Salesman.”

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fun+games Crossword 1 New England fishes 5 2.2 lbs. 9 Noted British race course 14 Creature like Shrek 15 Bustles 16 Look without blinking 17 The definition of secondhand store (Part 1) 20 Nose divider 21 Slithery fish 22 Type of sign or its gas 23 “Before” of old 24 U.K. fliers 26 Deceptive ploy 28 Small bills 30 Gets on a train 34 Furnace fuel 37 Fizzles out, as a fire 39 Set ___ (plan for an accomplishment) 40 The definition of secondhand store (Part 2) 44 OK to Johnny Law 45 Amphitheater level

CHOOSY CHOICES 46 Superman’s logo 47 Common breakfast order 49 Fit of fever 51 Grazing sites 53 Medium’s claim 54 Busy bee in early April 57 Starchy pudding stuff 60 Back muscle, for short 62 Crowned headwear 64 The definition of secondhand store (Part 3) 67 Swung around, as on a pivot 68 Ireland, romantically 69 What a comic strip lightbulb indicates 70 Some church renditions 71 Thing to hum 72 Minding not just your own business

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Dense growth of bushes

Bold observer on a beach 3 Hang, as curtains 4 Religious subgroup 5 Nepal’s capital (var.) 6 Altar affirmation 7 Easy swinging gait 8 Weaving willow 9 Make inquiries 10 “The Flintstones” time period 11 Typical 10-Down dwelling 12 Sandwich cookie 13 Small, slender gull 18 Continental cash 19 10-Down weapon 25 Deceptive move 27 Enjoy a hot bath 29 Brownish pigment 31 Used a cab 32 Artistic light touches 33 Entertainers Stone and Stallone 34 Largest Norwegian city 35 Object 36 Olympic coaster

Samurai Sudoku

38 Extensive, drawn-out attack 41 Emulate a shocked person’s mouth 42 Get outta Dodge 43 ___ over (hardening) 48 Barber’s powder 50 Much-longerthan-usual film 52 “Goodness ___ alive!” 54 Statement of faith

55 Removes skin from 56 Determine the value of 57 Beauty pageant wear 58 TV’s McBeal 59 Dour 61 One wet behind the ears 63 Much in the same vein as 65 Driver’s licenses, birth certificates, etc. 66 ATM user’s need

THURSDAY’S SOLUTION

EDITED BY TIMOTHY E. PARKER

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Forecast

DIFFICULT

Fill in each column, row and 3x3 box with the digits 1 through 9 without repeating any. The twist in Samurai Sudoku is that the digits that appear in the overlapping boxes must work for both puzzles. A piece of advice to get you started: Don’t focus on completing one grid at a time. Keep the whole puzzle in mind as you go, because filling in a number in one grid could give you clues to another.

By Capital Weather Gang

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

AVG. HIGH: 45 RECORD HIGH: 68 AVG. LOW: 29 RECORD LOW: -8 SUNRISE: 7:03 a.m. SUNSET: 5:40 p.m.

38 | 23

TODAY: Sunny skies are a marked improvement, but temperatures are not. Highs only reach the mid-30s to 40 as Arctic air holds its ground. The clouds are likely to hold into the evening and could hamper viewing of the eclipse of the full Snow Moon.

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

59 | 34

65 | 47

SUNDAY

MONDAY

53 | 42

50 | 34

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Jason is an overpacker

ENTHUSIASM

Maria should maybe just hold a sign next time

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E! News host Maria Menounos told the website that she lost a diamond from her engagement ring while cheering on the New England Patriots at the Super Bowl. “I might wait [to fix it] until I bang my hands on a few more metal boards at another game, because I think the Patriots will be right back there again next year,” she said. (EXPRESS)

“I didn’t approve that mock turtleneck,” Amal says with her eyes.

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Meanwhile, dads get to talk about their work Scarlett Johansson opened up to Entertainment Tonight about being a working mom. “I think you always feel a little bit of guilt,” she said. “If you’re at work, you feel like you’re missing out on those special moments with your kid. If you’re with your kid, you feel like you’re not giving enough to your job. … I’m barely, barely holding it together.” (EXPRESS)

Two handsome smiles on the way

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She also loves Beyonce’s movie ‘Hidden Figures’ Fans spotted an error on a Q&A form that Karlie Kloss filled out for Love magazine this week: The model wrote that the artist she’s the biggest fan of is Beyonce, and that “She is the soundtrack to my LIFE! … C’mon, ‘Waterfalls’!?” Many pointed out that “Waterfalls” is by TLC, not by Beyonce’s former group, Destiny’s Child. Kloss responded to the buzz on Twitter with an emoji of a monkey covering its eyes. (EXPRESS)

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“You know, if it is a girl, it could be Oscaria.”

Amal and George Clooney are expecting twins. The news was confirmed on Thursday’s episode of “The Talk,” when host Julie Chen revealed that George shared the news with her in late January. “Beyonce is not the only superstar expecting twins,” Chen said on the show. “Congratulations are in order for George and Amal Clooney!” A source confirmed to Us Weekly that the babies are due in June. Rumors have swirled that the couple is expecting since last month, when a family friend told Lebanon’s Daily Star that Amal was pregnant with twins. (EXPRESS)

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Jason Derulo told People magazine he was cursed at by American Airlines employees while on a flight. The singer claimed that his friend, who was traveling on a later flight, was told he would be charged $4,000 to check the group’s 19 bags just as Derulo’s flight was leaving. Derulo had the plane turned around, and told People the captain then emerged and began cursing at him. Derulo also broadcast the incident on Instagram. (EXPRESS)

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