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‘HOLD THE DATE!’

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Trump teases a July 4 bash — in a city that already hosts one 6

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WHAT’S THE WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN? President Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un are set to meet this week. Observers fear Trump’s eagerness for a win could lead to a disastrous deal. 10

Summit on sex abuse ends with a pledge but few concrete steps 8

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TITANIC TRAMP: A float with a giant effigy of Charlie Chaplin is seen Sunday during the Nice Carnival parade in Nice, France.

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Police in Fall River, Mass., have charged teen girls ages 14 and 15 with robbing a bank. Police say the 14-year-old walked into a BayCoast Bank on Wednesday and said she would “blow everything up and kill everybody” if the teller didn’t hand over cash. An employee gave the girl an “undetermined” amount of money. Video showed the girl getting into a Toyota Camry allegedly driven by the older girl. Police traced the car to a home in the city. (AP)

The mayor of Oklahoma City has completed a “personal mission”: ridding the city’s airport of cow-tipping T-shirts. Mayor David Holt tweeted Thursday that after he spent months trying to end sales of shirts reading “Nothing tips like a cow” at Will Rogers World Airport, they’ve sold out and won’t be restocked. Airport spokesman Josh Ryan said Friday that the shirts were “pretty popular” for over 10 years, but “the joke has run its course.” (AP)

A Wyoming school district plans to reopen an isolated school to serve a single student entering kindergarten this fall. The Laramie Boomerang reports Cozy Hollow School is about 60 miles north of Laramie. A modular classroom there hasn’t been used for a decade. It will be the second one-student school in the Albany County School District. They’re only a few miles apart, but connecting roads are impassable much of the winter. (AP)

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Mobile museum will park this week at the Embassy of Canada

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SPORTS In celebration of Black History Month, the Capitals and the Embassy of Canada will host the NHL’s American Legacy Black Hockey History Tour at the Canadian Embassy in Northwest Washington today through Wednesday. The 525-square-foot mobile museum, which is housed in a trailer, recognizes the game’s black trailblazers, champions and young stars. It has been traveling to schools, community rinks and NHL arenas in several cities this month. The museum features several Capitals-related pieces of memorabilia, including the stick that Reggie Savage used to score his first NHL goal — on a penalty shot — in 1992; skates worn by Mike Marson, who became the league’s second black player when he debuted with the expansion Capitals in 1974; and Devante Smith-Pelly’s gloves

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from last season when he helped the Capitals win the Stanley Cup. Other highlights of the museum include a timeline of black hockey history dating from 1815, a display about black women in hockey and a jersey worn by Willie O’Ree in 1958 when he broke the NHL’s color barrier with the Boston Bruins. O’Ree will participate in a ceremonial puck drop as part of the Capitals’ Black History in Hockey theme night when Washington hosts the Ottawa

Senators at Capital One Arena on Tuesday. The mobile museum is free and open to the public from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Visitors are also invited to tour the “100 Greatest NHL Players” exhibit in the embassy’s art gallery, a collection of portraits by Canadian artist Tony Harris. The Embassy of Canada is located at 501 Pennsylvania Ave. NW. SCOTT ALLEN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Drink Company’s cherry blossom pop-up bar returns Thursday for the third year in a row. This year, the decor draws inspiration from a fountain in the garden of the Palace of Versailles in France. One of the rooms is ramen-themed, complete with a giant sculpture of a bowl of ramen with chopsticks. Drink Company has partnered with Hiro Mitsui of Ramen by UZU to serve ramen. The Cherry Blossom Pop-Up Bar (PUB) runs through April 21 at 1839 Seventh St. NW. (EXPRESS)

Powerful winds surged into the eastern U.S. on Sunday. In the Washington region, gusts approaching 50 mph were expected this morning, and 40-plus mph gusts were expected into the afternoon. This event could trigger isolated to scattered power outages from downed trees, especially considering the soil is partially saturated from the recent rain. The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory from 4 a.m. to 1 p.m. today for most of the region. (TWP)

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VIRGINIA Virginia lawmakers wrapped up the strangest General Assembly session in anyone’s memory Sunday, plowing through blackface and sex-assault scandals to reach a bipartisan deal on taxes and position all 140 legislators for fall elections that could determine partisan control for years to come. The chaos overshadowed actual legislative accomplishments, including bipartisan agreement on incentives for the massive Amazon HQ2 project in Arlington, a plan to clean up coal ash ponds around the state, a law raising the legal age to buy tobacco products to 21 from 18 and pay raises for teachers and other public employees. “Probably the most infamous session since 1861,” is how Sen. Chap Petersen, D-Fairfax, summed it up. Efforts to pass the Equal Rights Amendment and extend discrimination protections to gays and lesbians, which initially seemed to have broad support, foundered in a climate of degenerating politics and historical irony. Revelations that the Democratic governor and attorney general both engaged in blackface incidents as young men sparked wrenching discussions about race as Virginia marks the 400th anniversary of the first

Del. Chris Jones, R-Suffolk, center, gives a hug Sunday to Chief of Staff Robert Vaughn at the end of the 2019 session.

Africans arriving in the British colony in 1619. Gov. Ralph Northam defied calls to resign. Attorney General Mark Herring hunkered down outside of public view for nearly a month. And the session ended with partisan discord over how to handle a pair of sexual assault allegations against Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, only the second AfricanAmerican elected statewide in Virginia’s history. The scandals fed a national sense that the state’s leadership was in shambles just as Virginia observed another big anniversary: 400 years of representative democracy stretching back to Jamestown. “It had more drama than we could possibly have imagined or would want to deal with,” Sen.

Barbara Favola, D-Arlington, said. Nevertheless, she said, “We got a lot done. The lawmakers kept their noses to the grindstone and the state ran.” In a snub, the House and Senate did not did not send a delegation of lawmakers to the governor’s ceremonial office in the Capitol to report that they had adjourned, as is customary. Northam had let them know earlier Sunday that “he would be ready to receive them,” spokeswoman Ofirah Yheskel said. Northam got a 30-minute headsup that they would not be coming. Most lawmakers were ready to get out of Richmond on Saturday, when final tweaks to the budget were unveiled at 11 a.m. But House Democrats insisted on observing a rule that the

spending plan be public for 48 hours before a vote. It was payback for House Republicans, who days earlier had refused to waive other House rules to allow a floor vote on the ERA. After a long standoff Saturday, legislators agreed to cut the public notice to 24 hours. And so they returned Sunday at 11 a.m. Both chambers were in and out in an hour. They approved changes to the state’s existing two-year, $117-billion budget, including extra money for teachers as well as at-risk public school students and eviction-prevention — two areas pushed by Northam as part of his effort to spend the rest of his term focused on solving racial inequities. GREGORY S. SCHNEIDER AND LAURA VOZZELLA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Longtime Virginia Democrat and former House minority leader David Toscano to retire

TRANSPORTATION D.C. officials are reportedly considering a compromise that would keep Metro running later but push back its opening by 30 minutes, according to a top Montgomery County transportation official. Under the proposal, Metro would open at 5:30 a.m. weekdays and close at midnight, compared with its current 5 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. schedule. The system would close at 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, according to Montgomery County Council member Tom Hucker. The region’s leaders have been in a standoff over the restoration of late-night service, with D.C. wanting to return to 3 a.m. weekend closings. City officials view this as a compromise. Hucker said he became aware of the proposal because the county is working with Metro to study its feasibility. Hucker, who chairs the council’s transportation and environment committee, said he is concerned about the potential impact on county residents. The Metro board is set to vote Thursday on continuing the shorter hours that have been in effect since 2016, with the start of the agency’s SafeTrack plan. But board members representing D.C. have threatened to use a rare jurisdictional veto to block any such attempt. Metro resolutions require buy-in from at least one voting board member from each jurisdiction — Maryland, D.C. and Virginia — to pass. FAIZ SIDDIQUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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THE DISTRICT In an announcement that appeared to catch many off guard, President Trump on Sunday promised a July Fourth celebration like no other on the Mall this summer, complete with a presidential address, fireworks and entertainment — in a city that already hosts an annual concert and fireworks there. “HOLD THE DATE!” Trump tweeted shortly before 8 a.m. “We will be having one of the biggest gatherings in the history of Washington, D.C., on July 4th. It will be called ‘A Salute To America’ and will be held at the Lincoln Memorial. Major fireworks display, entertainment and an address by your favorite President, me!” It was initially unclear if the festivities Trump alluded to would complement or compete with the existing celebration on the Mall that has been held for decades. There also are no details on who would pay for it. “While no final decisions have been made, we continue to work on creating a Salute to America program that will bring Americans from all over the country together in celebration of our great nation,” National Park Service spokesman Mike Litterst said in an email, raising the question of whether “Salute to America” had

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Exact details of the event to be held in D.C. remain uncertain

It’s unclear if President Trump’s event will compete with other celebrations.

been this year’s theme all along. The White House did not respond to a request for comment. Trump, who has asked for a military parade similar to France’s Bastille Day, has reveled in pageantry and rally-style events throughout his presidency. But his Fourth of July announcement struck some as politicizing a national holiday celebrated by Americans of all stripes and political persuasions. “Every year, Washington, D.C., celebrates the Fourth of July with a handful of parades, a matinee baseball game at Nationals Park, a Folklife Festival on the Mall and neighborhood cookouts in all eight wards,” said LaToya Foster, a spokeswoman for D.C. Mayor

Muriel Bowser. “Like you, we are still assessing what will be different this year, but we know these celebrations only truly salute America when they are inclusive, diverse and welcome all.” Trump teased the July Fourth event several weeks ago, saying it would be a “gathering” rather than the military parade he envisioned after attending a French military procession in central Paris in 2017. Trump had wanted to see tanks and other military hardware rolling down Pennsylvania Avenue on Veterans Day last year, but senior administration officials halted planning after seeing the estimated $92 million price tag. FAIZ SIDDIQUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)/AP

THEFTS FROM CARS ON THE RISE

The number of thefts from cars so far this year in the 2nd District — an area that includes many of D.C.’s well-to-do neighborhoods — up from 214 during the same period last year. The 2nd District includes the area west of Rock Creek, including the Connecticut Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue corridors. Citywide, thefts from cars increased from 1,420 to 1,684. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Loudoun County, Va., drug dealer whose product led to 2 fatal overdoses sentenced to 21 years in prison

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Ex-Md. county official gets 4 years for stealing $6.7M

Former Metro officer gets new sentencing in ISIS case

Alleged MS-13 members face updated indictment

A former Montgomery County official has been sentenced to four years in prison for embezzling more than $6.7 million in government funds. Peter Bang, who was the chief operating officer of Montgomery County’s economic development department, was sentenced Friday. The judge didn’t immediately rule on any restitution or forfeiture owed by Bang, a 59-year-old resident of Germantown. Bang pleaded guilty in November to both federal and state criminal charges. He faces a March 7 sentencing hearing for the state convictions. Prosecutors say he used most of the stolen money to feed a gambling addiction. (AP)

A former police officer with the D.C. Metro system serving 15 years in prison for trying to help the Islamic State could see his sentence reduced after an appeals court threw out two of his convictions. Nicholas Young was convicted of attempting to provide material support to a terror group and two counts of obstruction of justice. A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the terror charge Thursday, but vacated the obstruction charges. The court said the government failed to show that Young tried to thwart a grand jury investigation. The court ordered a new sentencing hearing. (AP)

A federal grand jury has issued an updated indictment against 11 alleged MS-13 gang members for the kidnappings and killings of two Northern Virginia teenagers in 2016. Prosecutors say the defendants could face the death penalty. The indictment issued Thursday alleges that a high-ranking MS-13 member from El Salvador, Edenilson Misael Alfaro, authorized other gang members to lure, kidnap and kill 17-year-old Edvin Escobar Mendez of Falls Church and 14-year-old Sergio Arita Triminio of Alexandria. The victims’ bodies were found buried in Holmes Run Park in Falls Church in March 2017. (AP)

D.C. police investigate fatal shooting early Sunday of Maryland man in Northwest

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Sex abuse summit ends with pledge from pope

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VATICAN CITY Pope Francis closed out his extraordinary summit on preventing clergy sex abuse by vowing Sunday to confront abusers with “the wrath of God” felt by the faithful, end cover-ups by their superiors and prioritize the victims of this “brazen, aggressive and destructive evil.” But his failure to offer a concrete action plan to hold bishops accountable when they fail to protect their flocks from predators disappointed survivors, who had expected more from the first-ever global Catholic summit of its kind. Francis delivered his remarks at the end of Mass before 190 Catholic bishops and religious superiors who were summoned to Rome after more abuse scandals sparked a credibility crisis in the Catholic hierarchy and in Francis’ own leadership. “Brothers and sisters, today we find ourselves before a manifestation of brazen, aggressive and destructive evil,” the pope said. In his final remarks to the summit, Francis noted that the vast majority of sexual abuse happens in the family. And he offered a global review of the broader societal problems of sexual tourism and online pornography, in a bid to contextualize

Pope Francis celebrates Mass at the end of a Vatican summit on sex abuse.

what he said was once a taboo subject. But he said the sexual abuse of children becomes even more scandalous when it occurs in the Catholic Church, “for it is utterly incompatible with her moral authority and ethical credibility.” Francis summoned the bishops from around the world to the four-day meeting to impress upon them that clergy sex abuse and cover-ups aren’t just a problem in some countries but a global problem that threatens the very mission of the Catholic Church. He offered an eight-point pledge of priorities going forward, calling for a change in

the church’s defensive mentality and a vow to never again cover up cases. Victims, he said, must take center stage while priests must undergo a continuing path of purity with the “holy fear of God” guiding the examination of their own failures. But survivors who came to Rome expecting solid, concrete action were disappointed. “I have been waiting for seven years for all of this to change,” Italian survivor Alessandro Battaglia said. “There are people who have been waiting for 30 years that all this will change. Why don’t they start with something concrete like removing the bishops who cover up?” NICOLE WINFIELD (AP)

The town of Simpsonville, S.C., has a billion-dollar mystery: Who won the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot announced last October? Residents of the city have theories: Is the winner dead? On the run from police? Did they lose their ticket? The winner of the second-largest lottery in U.S. history has yet to claim the prize, and has until 5 p.m. on April 19 to present the signed ticket and claim the jackpot, which would translate to an $878 million lump sum. If the ticket, sold at KC Mart, above, goes unclaimed, the $1.5 billion prize will be redistributed to the 44 participating states along with the U.S. Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia. One big loser could be South Carolina, which had budgeted a $61 million income tax windfall from the winner. (AP)

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Giant bee thought extinct is found in Indonesia

A team of scientists have rediscovered Wallace’s giant bee, the world’s largest species of the insect, which was feared extinct for 38 years, The Guardian reported Thursday. A single female was found in Indonesia’s North Moluccas islands. The species was first recorded by British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace in 1858 and hadn’t been seen since 1981. The giant bee is four times larger than a honeybee. (EXPRESS) Saudi Arabia appoints Princess Reema bint Bandar as the country’s first female ambassador to the U.S.

The Trump administration on Friday set up new obstacles for women seeking abortions, barring taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from making abortion referrals. The final rule released Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services also prohibits federally funded family planning clinics from being housed in the same locations as abortion providers. The new policy is certain to be challenged in court. (AP) POLITICS

Trump taps ambassador to Canada for U.N. post President Trump announced Friday that he has selected Kelly Craft, the U.S. ambassador to Canada, as his nominee to serve as the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Craft, a Kentucky native, was a member of the U.S. delegation to the U.N. General Assembly under President George W. Bush’s administration. Trump’s first pick to replace Haley, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert, withdrew over the weekend. (AP) NIGERIA

Counting starts after poll marked by violence Nigeria began counting votes in its presidential election on Saturday. At least 39 people have died in extremist and other attacks around the election, analysis unit SBM Intelligence reported. One electoral worker was killed by a stray bullet. Observers and security forces gave reports of torched ballot boxes, soldiers firing on suspected vote-snatchers and people illegally selling votes. In parts of the country, voting continued on Sunday. (AP)

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CHICAGO R. Kelly, one of the best-selling music artists of all time, remained jailed in Chicago on Sunday in lieu of a $100,000 bond payment that would allow him to go free pending his sex abuse trial. The 52-year-old R&B star is behind bars in the 7,000-inmate Cook County Jail, according to the county sheriff’s online inmate locator. Kelly was charged Friday with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving four victims, three of whom were minors. In bond court Saturday, a judge set bail at $1 million, requiring Kelly to pay 10 percent to go free. Kel ly ’s at tor ney, S teve

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R. Kelly remains jailed after sex abuse arrest

R&B singer R. Kelly is taken into custody after turning himself in to Chicago police on Friday.

Greenberg, did not respond to a message seeking comment Sunday. Greenberg said at the bond hearing that his Grammy Awardwinning client wasn’t wealthy,

despite decades of success. Disturbing details of the allegations against Kelly emerged Saturday when the prosecution released four detailed documents — one for each accuser — outlining the basis for the charges. The allegations date back as far as 1998 and span more than a decade. Each count carries up to seven years in prison, and the sentences could be served consecutively. The walls began closing in on Kelly after the release of a BBC documentary about him last year and the multipart Lifetime documentary “Surviving R. Kelly,” which aired last month. They detailed allegations that he held women against their will and ran a “sex cult.” MICHAEL TARM (AP)

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President Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un are seen during their first summit last June. The stakes will be high when they meet again this week.

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The nightmare scenario heading into the second summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un isn’t so much “fire and fury” and millions dead. Rather, some experts fear the meeting could result in an ill-considered deal that allows North Korea to get everything it wants while giving up very little, even as the mercurial leaders trumpet a blockbuster nuclear success. Here’s a look at some of the anxieties that are swirling ahead of the summit this week in Hanoi, Vietnam. FOSTER KLUG (AP)

Worry 1: A piecemeal deal

Worry 2: Kim, Trump are too aligned

Worry 3: North Korea hasn’t changed

South Korean papers have been filled with unidentified government sources suggesting that Trump and Kim might strike a deal that stops far short of the road map for the full denuclearization of the North that the U.S. has long insisted on. Instead, Kim could agree to give up only part of his arsenal — his intercontinental missiles aimed at America, for instance, or his main nuclear reactor — in return for an easing of sanctions. There’s also fear that Trump will eventually orchestrate some sort of drawdown of U.S. troops from South Korea or an extended halt to U.S.-South Korean military drills. For Trump, such a deal could generate headlines to help distract from swirling investigations in Washington while helping assure his supporters that he’s protecting the American mainland. Kim, for his part, would be taking a huge step toward cementing the North as a nuclear weapons state and, as a bonus, driving a wedge in the U.S.-South Korea alliance that the North maintains is aimed at the overthrow of the Kim family — all without addressing the North’s arsenal of short- and mid-range missiles aimed at Seoul, Tokyo and other parts of Asia.

There’s a joke being shared by some North Korea experts: Did you hear that Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump both want the same thing from their Hanoi summit? The United States out of South Korea. Funny or not, the dark humor gets at serious doubts churned up by Trump’s repeated public expressions of a deep wariness about the U.S.-South Korea alliance that many in Seoul and Washington see as a linchpin of northeast Asian security. The best example may be Trump’s stunning announcement in Singapore of the suspension of annual military drills by Seoul and Washington that North Korea rails against as “invasion preparation.” Trump called the drills “very provocative,” mirroring North Korean language. Although his lieutenants say the removal of American troops isn’t on the agenda in Hanoi, Trump has said he wants to eventually bring home the 28,500 troops stationed in the South. Just this month, Trump said: “South Korea — we defend them and lose a tremendous amount of money. Billions of dollars a year defending them.”

There’s also alarm that Trump and South Korea’s dovish president are misreading North Korea. “It is now pretty clear that Trump doesn’t care that Kim isn’t going to unilaterally disarm, so long as he doesn’t embarrass Trump by visibly flight testing missiles or openly testing nuclear weapons,” said Vipin Narang, a North Korea nuclear expert at MIT. Asked recently if the North was negotiating in good faith, a senior U.S. official said: “I don’t know if North Korea has made the choice yet to denuclearize. But the reason why we’re engaged in this is because we believe there’s a possibility that North Korea can make the choice to fully denuclearize.” Still, there are big doubts about the North’s intentions. When the two leaders meet in Hanoi, Kim “will further ensnare Trump on his march toward full nuclearization, compelling Trump to make more concessions like a peace agreement and drawdown of military support for South Korea,” said Sung-Yoon Lee, a Koreas expert at Tufts University. “’Peace’ sounds very pleasant … but a peace agreement between the U.S. and North Korea and allowing Kim Jong Un to buy more time only increases the chance of war.”

Syrian state news agency: Mine left by ISIS strikes van in eastern region, killing at least 20 workers

POLITICS Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., said Sunday that House Democrats will subpoena special counsel Robert Mueller to testify before Congress if his report on Russian interference in the 2016 election is not made public. Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said on ABC News’ “This Week” that Democrats will also subpoena Mueller’s report and are prepared to go to court against the Trump administration. With Mueller’s nearly two-year investigation believed to be coming to an end, Democrats are seeking to ramp up pressure on Attorney General William Barr to release the full findings of the report — and suggesting what course they will take if he doesn’t. “Well, we will obviously subpoena the report. We will bring Bob Mueller in to testify before Congress. We will take it to court if necessary,” Schiff said. “I think the Department [of Justice] understands they’re going to have to make this public. I think Barr will ultimately understand that, as well.” During his confirmation hearing last month, Barr said his goal would be to “provide as much transparency as I can consistent with the law.” His testimony prompted concern among Democrats that he could choose not to release any of the findings of Mueller’s team that have not already been made public. FELICIA SONMEZ (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Trucks carrying humanitarian aid were set ablaze Saturday on a bridge between Colombia and Venezuela.

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VENEZUELA Venezuela’s opposition on Sunday looked toward foreign allies led by the United States to take further steps to unseat President Nicolas Maduro, a day after a plan to coax his military to abandon him and allow in hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid ended in violence and relief trucks on fire. Opposition leader Juan Guaido — who had secretly crossed the border into Colombia to lead the aid effort, running the risk of being barred from re-entry or arrested upon return — was scheduled to meet with regional leaders, including Vice President Pence, today in Bogota. In a tweet late Saturday, Guaido suggested that he would entertain more radical solutions to try to oust Maduro, a reference taken by observers to mean that he may broach the subject of additional moves by the U.S., which has already imposed deep sanctions on Venezuela. The Trump administration has also repeatedly said that a military option in Venezuela is not off the table. “Today’s events force me to make a decision: to pose to the international community in a formal way that we must have all options open to achieve the liberation of this country that is fighting and will continue to fight,” Guaido tweeted. Guaido’s comments suggested the opposition’s limitations after a plan they had hoped would cause deep fissures in Maduro’s military structure instead produced only modest cracks. In the face of Maduro’s military blockade of aid, they largely failed to bring in the assistance they had hoped to deliver to the neediest Venezuelans. United Nations SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres issued

Residents on Sunday survey a bus that was burned the day before when clashes broke out in Urena, Venezuela.

a statement Sunday saying he was “shocked and saddened” by the deaths of civilians on Saturday. He denounced the use of lethal force, and appealed for calm, urging “all actors to lower tensions and pursue every effort to prevent further escalation.” Yet as Guaido and other opposition leaders prepared for a pivotal meeting with the U.S. and regional allies, they also appeared to be running out of options. Last month, the U.S. imposed sweeping sanctions that

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, left, makes a statement Sunday in Bogota, Colombia.

effectively cut off Maduro’s biggest source of hard currency — oil sales to the U.S. In doing so, the U.S. has already pulled the most powerful economic lever it had. The sanctions risk worsening a humanitarian crisis, since the nearly bankrupt government is the chief importer of food and medicines. The opposition and its American and regional allies will continue trying to court military officials by promoting the promise of amnesty if they turn against

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Maduro. “There is no question that a military intervention to resolve the Venezuela crisis is more plausible than ever,” said Michael Shifter, president of the InterAmerican Dialogue, a Washington-based think tank. “Guaido’s insistence that ‘all options are on the table’ echoes President Trump’s words, first uttered in August 2017 and widely interpreted as serious consideration of military action.” ANTHONY FAIOLA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

AFGHANISTAN More civilians were killed in Afghanistan last year than in any of the previous nine years of the increasingly bloody conflict, according to a U.N. report released Sunday, which blamed the spike on increased suicide bombings by the Islamic State and stepped-up aerial attacks by U.S.-led coalition forces. In its annual report, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said 3,804 civilians were killed last year, the highest number since the international organization began tallying figures in 2009. Another 7,189 were wounded. The report comes amid efforts to find a peaceful end to the 17-year war, which have accelerated since the appointment in September of U.S. peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad, who will begin another round of talks with the Taliban today in Qatar. According to the report, 63 percent of all civilian casualties were caused by insurgents, with the Taliban blamed for 37 percent of the dead and wounded, the Islamic State for 20 percent, and a collection of other anti-government groups for the remaining 6 percent. The Afghan government and its U.S. and NATO allies were blamed for 24 percent of the dead. More than 500 civilians were killed in stepped-up aerial attacks — the highest number since documentation began in 2009. KATHY GANNON (AP)

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Three rebels, a counterinsurgency police officer and an army soldier were killed Sunday during a gunbattle in Kashmir, officials said, as shops and businesses shut down to protest a sweeping and ongoing crackdown against activists seeking the end of Indian rule in the disputed region. The fighting triggered large anti-India protests and clashes as hundreds of residents thronged the village of Turigam in the southern Kulgam area and barraged troops with stones. An army officer and two other soldiers were injured in the fighting, which was still raging later Sunday. (AP)

A flight bound for Dubai from Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, made an emergency landing Sunday in Chittagong, Bangladesh, after a man attempted to hijack the plane, officials said. The suspect, a Bangladeshi, asked to speak to the country’s prime minister before dying from injuries in an exchange of gunfire with military commandos, officials said. The pilot made the emergency landing in Chittagong about 40 minutes into the flight, after a crew member reported “suspicious behavior” by the man. All 143 passengers and seven crew members aboard the Boeing 737800 were safely evacuated. (AP)

President Trump said Sunday he will extend a deadline to escalate tariffs on Chinese imports, citing “substantial progress” in weekend talks between the two countries. Trump tweeted that there had been “productive talks,” adding that “I will be delaying the U.S. increase in tariffs now scheduled for March 1.” Trump said that if negotiations progress, he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at his Florida resort to finalize an agreement. Trump had warned he would escalate the tariffs he has imposed on $200 billion in Chinese imports, from 10 to 25 percent, if the two sides failed to reach a deal. (AP)

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Boras to thank. When Harper appears soon for his news conference with, probably, the Phillies, he will say all the enthusiastic things that are required of a free agent who has just signed a 10year contract. Maybe he will get a few percent more than the Nats’ $300 million offer or maybe not quite as much. But no one ever will convince me that Harper, if he had known everything five months ago that he knows now, would not have worked out a deal in D.C. And no one ever will convince me that Boras hasn’t done one of the worst jobs of any agent in misjudging the free agent market, leading his client into a box canyon — and finding no way out. On Friday, Nats principal owner Mark Lerner reiterated almost verbatim what he told a local radio station 10 weeks ago. “We’ve moved on,” Lerner said to NBC Sports Washington. “… There was no way we could wait around. … We wish [Harper] nothing but the best.”

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This winter, every imaginable factor worked against Harper and Boras. A few months ago, it seemed almost ridiculous for them not to test the free agent market. The Nats made what, in retrospect, was a fair market offer to Harper. But, just as the Nats moved on when Ian Desmond and Jordan Zimmermann rejected nine-figure offers for contact extensions — by trading for Trea Turner and signing Max Scherzer — the team also moved on quickly from Harper, too. Harper may win multiple World Series titles and MVP

awards in Philadelphia. This isn’t a story with a preordained unhappy ending for either him or the Nats. But when the history of free agency is written, there may be no more stunning and unexpected chapter than the offseason when Bryce Harper became a free agent and assumed the whole baseball world would bid for him — but only the Phillies did. And maybe for no more money than he already had in hand if he had done nothing. Follow Thomas Boswell on Twitter @ThomasBoswellWP

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The 6-foot-9 forward is just two points shy of Hersey Hawkins for ninth on the scoring list after hitting the milestone Saturday in the Jackrabbits’ 94-89 win over South Dakota. Not just a scorer, Daum is fifth in the country in rebounding, averaging 11.8 per game.

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the five-minute overtime period before Kuznetsov’s goal. With the standings quickly starting to tighten, Reirden continued to tinker with line combinations Sunday afternoon, inserting Jensen onto the third defensive pairing alongside veteran Brooks Orpik and switching out forward Chandler Stephenson for Travis Boyd to start on the fourth line alongside Hagelin

Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner of the New England Patriots, faces charges of soliciting a prostitute after he was twice videotaped in a sex act at a shopping-center massage parlor in Florida, police said Friday. The 77-year-old Kraft denied any wrongdoing. The case comes amid a crackdown on sex trafficking in which police planted cameras in massage parlors. Kraft was not immediately arrested. Jupiter police said a warrant will be issued and details about the misdemeanor charges will not be released until this week. (AP)

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JIM BOEHEIM, offering condolences to the family of 51-year-old Jorge Jimenez, who he struck and killed in a car crash Wednesday night. Boeheim coached Syracuse in Saturday night’s 75-65 loss to top-ranked Duke. There was a moment of silence before the game for Jimenez and his family.

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CAPITALS 6, RANGERS 5 Playing at home Sunday for the first time in nearly two weeks, the Capitals brought two new additions with them as they look to refine their roster with the postseason and their Stanley Cup championship defense in mind. But as trade-deadline acquisitions Carl Hagelin and Nick Jensen got acclimated to Washington, the Capitals found themselves in a tightly contested matchup against the New York Rangers, ultimately leaning on center Evgeny Kuznetsov for a game-winning goal with 39.6 seconds left in overtime for a 6-5 win. “Our team hung in there, never quit and battled,” Capitals coach Todd Reirden said. “That game had a little bit of everything in it for certain and then just found a way to get the winner.” Despite the positive production from its new players, the tight victory showed that six-on-five play remains a major issue for a Capitals squad that held a 5-4 lead for the majority of the third period. With 30.3 seconds left in regulation, the Rangers found the equalizer from Brady Skjei, forcing the overtime. Capitals goaltender Pheonix Copley was forced into big-time saves at the front of the net at the start of

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Everyone has an opinion on Zion Williamson and what Duke’s freshman star should do after he went down with a Grade 1 knee sprain when his Nike sneaker fell apart on his foot Wednesday night. While present and former NBA players urged the projected No. 1 pick to shut it down and focus on the draft, Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski on Saturday said that he “wants to play” and “loves being at Duke.” Williamson is listed as day-to-day. (TWP) Rutgers women’s coach C. Vivian Stringer, who posted 1,000th win in Nov., taking rest of the season off to rest

Eight University of Mississippi basketball players kneeled during the national anthem Saturday before a win over Georgia in response to a Confederacy rally near the arena. Six players took a knee and bowed at the start of the “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Two others later joined them. “The majority of it was just that we saw one of our teammates doing it and didn’t want him to be alone,” Breein Tyree said. “We’re just tired of these hate groups coming to our school and portraying our campus like we have these hate groups in our actual school.” (AP)

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1 ‘The Widow’ Friday on Amazon Prime

Kate Beckinsale stars in this new series about a woman who travels to the Congo in search of answers after her husband supposedly dies in a plane crash, with the circumstances of his demise shrouded in mystery.

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2 Why would you opt for the drama-fueled angst of traditional reality TV when you can bask in Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman’s friendship on “Making It”?

TV’s shifting worldview Series such as ‘Making It’ have proven that reality shows don’t have to be so cynical TELEVISION Ever since “The Real World” debuted on MTV in 1992, reality TV has given us so much anger: Accusations. Betrayals. Brawls. Plenty of chardonnay in the face. By 2006, when “The Real Housewives” reared its tripleprocessed blond head, the Mean Reality TV genre had clawed its French Tips into America’s brain. In the past few years, though, there’s been a collective softening of the genre. Nice Reality TV, let’s call it, has become a respite from all the real-life madness we can’t control. There’s a reason each episode of “Making It,” the NBC competitive crafts

show hosted by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman that aired its first season last summer, kicks off with Poehler announcing: “Life is stressful enough. Let’s make a show that makes you feel good!” The Nice Reality TV formula is one that HGTV, the fourth most-watched cable channel in 2018, has been building since “House Hunters” began two decades ago. Whereas Mean Reality TV feeds on scandal, Nice Reality keeps it behind the scenes, if it must exist at all. Today’s wave of Nice Reality TV takes HGTV’s aversion to conflict and its overwhelming whiteness and diversifies it:

We’ve been introduced to avid British bakers, a non-Englishspeaking organization expert and a rebooted “Queer Eye” Fab Five. The latest entry in the growing pantheon of Nice is “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo,” the Netflix show from Japan’s decluttering expert, which released eight episodes at the start of this year. Kondo smiles at the junk drawers, coos at out-of-control closets and gushes, in one insta-meme, “I love mess!” Some of Nice Reality TV’s best examples are imports such as “Tidying Up” because maybe we’re all tired of the American penchant for bluntness. When tension happens on “The Great British Baking Show,” which has been running in the United States since 2014, it typically

gets resolved with sportsmanship and manners. Nice Reality TV also offers us a marker of how far we’ve come. In the series premiere of “Queer Eye,” Tom, a 57-year-old Georgia dad who drinks “redneck margaritas” in his stained recliner, is given the tools to woo a special lady into his life. Tom sobs when he says goodbye to the Fab Five and tells his lady friend that he’s never “hung out with gay guys before, and they were great. They were so open with me, and I was open with them.” His new worldview is the sweet promise of Nice Reality TV: Transformation doesn’t always have to be stormy and upsetting. Sometimes, it can just be plain nice. MARGARET WAPPLER

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Split over two parts, to be aired on back-to-back nights starting Sunday, the nearly four-hour documentary tells the stories of two men who allege that they were sexually abused by Michael Jackson as children.

3 ‘The Enemy Within’ 10 p.m. today on NBC

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‘Singin’ in the Rain’ filmmaker Donen dies at 94

Filmmaker Stanley Donen, a giant of the Hollywood musical known for such classics as “Singin’ in the Rain” and “Funny Face,” died Thursday at 94. Donen, an honorary Academy Award winner who famously collaborated with Gene Kelly as a co-director on “Singin’ in the Rain,” “On the Town” and “It’s Always Fair Weather,” died in New York from heart failure, his family confirmed Saturday. (AP)

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Philadelphia Flyers’ beloved mascot’s wild Saturday night during the game against the rival Pittsburgh Penguins. Gritty went streaking around the stadium, leading to his being chased — and ejected — by security. Though many fans and Twitter users believe the streak was staged, the Flyers went on to win the game 4-3 in overtime.

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