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A naked woman dancing atop the cab of an 18-wheeler slowed traffic in the Houston area for about two hours Monday before she was coaxed off the truck. Emergency responders used a firetruck ladder to reach the unidentified woman and get her to stop her public display. Authorities aren’t sure why the woman was on top of the cab or whether she had been inside the big rig before a three-vehicle traffic accident nearby. (AP)

Motorists in Asheville, N.C., who tried scanning their parking tickets with a smartphone ended up getting “rickrolled.” The code on the fake tickets pulled up a music video for Rick Astley’s 1987 song “Never Gonna Give You Up.” Tricking someone into having that video pop up is known as rickrolling. The tickets, which appeared Friday, were clearly fake, officials said. The tickets were for $100. The city’s normal parking fine is $10. (AP)

A goldfish that had been waiting for its rightful owner in a jam jar at a Norwegian police station has found a home — temporarily at least — with a local police officer. Bodo police spokesman Tommy Bech said investigators are “very close to solving” the case of the lost goldfish, found abandoned Saturday in a shopping bag at a soccer stadium. Officers had been keeping the fish at the station while they tried to track down its owner. (AP)

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Lena Nunamaker is seen with her mother, Stacy, and father, Brian. Two Virginia volunteer firefighters were suspended for transporting Lena to a hospital in a firetruck.

situations that dictate decisions must be made on the fly.” On Monday, a Facebook page calling for the firefighters to be reinstated had 7,500 likes and the mayor of a town close to the firehouse — who was not involved in the decision — said she had received critical emails from all over the country. Both Kelley, a paid D.C.

firefighter, and Bloom are part of the Falmouth fire department, a mostly volunteer firehouse that is overseen by Stafford County’s professional fire chief. In a sign that tension still exists, Lockhart said Monday that he had offered to meet with the Falmouth station’s chief and the previously suspended firefighters but they declined. “I’m just happy to be back in the firehouse and run calls,” Kelley said by phone from the firehouse Monday evening, at the start of a shift. He said supporters had planned to hold a rally at the firehouse Monday. Lockhart said the reason the incident came under review was because it was “highly unusual” to transport a patient in a firetruck. “The care provided to the patient was not the question,” he said. “Our focus has been on the decision to transport the patient in the firetruck.” Lena’s father said Sunday that Kelley and Bloom “simply had the best interests of our daughter’s care in mind,” and called them “heroes.” SHAWN BOBURG (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Bald eagle rescued in Md. doing fine A Montgomery County animal services officer has rescued an injured bald eagle. Officials say they received calls Thursday morning about an injured eagle near a road in the Potomac area. Officer Jennifer Gill responded to the call and took the eagle, which was nicknamed Trust, to the Owl Moon Raptor Center in Boyds, Md. An examination determined that the bird had suffered from internal bleeding and sustained an injury to the left shoulder. Trust is eating and recovering, the center has said. (AP)

A man whose murder conviction in the death of his high school girlfriend was the subject of a wildly popular podcast will now have his story memorialized in a book. St. Martin’s Press will release the book Sept. 6 about “Serial” podcast subject Adnan Syed. The author of “Adnan’s Story” is Rabia Chaudry, a family friend of Syed’s who brought his case to the attention of Sarah Koenig, the host of “Serial.” (AP)

VIRGINIA Two volunteer firefighters in Stafford County put on leave for transporting a gravely ill toddler to a hospital in a firetruck — instead of waiting for an ambulance — were reinstated Monday, a day after their story unleashed a wave of criticism. The temporary suspension of the two firefighters, who were lauded by the family of the 18-month-old girl, Lena Nunamaker, came to symbolize a slavish adherence to bureaucratic guidelines over decisive action during an emergency. But Stafford County officials said in a hastily called news conference Monday that they were reinstating Capt. James Kelley and Sgt. Virgil Bloom to the Falmouth Volunteer Fire Department. The county’s fire chief, Mark Lockhart, said a review of the Feb. 27 incident found the firefighters did not follow department protocol, but conceded “there are

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Nancy Reagan portrait is up at Portrait Gallery The National Portrait Gallery is recognizing the life of Nancy Reagan. The Smithsonian announced Monday that a portrait of the former first lady is on display in the museum’s In Memoriam space. Reagan died Sunday at her home in Los Angeles. She was 94. The painting of Reagan by Aaron Shikler is part of the museum’s “Time Cover” collection. (AP)

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Red Line to get cell service first Metro working to make calls, Internet accessible in all tunnels in 5 years TRANSPORTATION This time, if Metro succeeds in its long-troubled, now-revived plan to bring cell service to subway tunnels, Red Line commuters will be the first ones able to chat on smartphones, send and receive emails and texts, and surf the Web while riding underground, according to the transit official in charge of the project. Kevin J. Borek, the agency’s chief of information technology, added that passengers everywhere in Metro’s 100-plus

miles of tunnels should have cell service within five years. “And we’re hoping for better than that,” he said in an interview. A week after Metro announced the resurrection of an eight-yearold project that fell dormant long ago and seemed terminally fouled up, Borek voiced optimism about its future, saying that Metro this summer will announce “a rollout” timetable for making cell service available along the subterranean stretches of all six rail lines. He also discussed the tangled evolution of a project that initially had been a sweet deal for Metro, with a consortium of four cellular carriers agreeing in 2008 to pay for and oversee

“I think it’s safe to say that we would not ever get cell service in our tunnels if we hadn’t decided to do it in this fashion.” KEVIN J. BOREK, Metro’s chief of information technology, on the agency’s new plan to build and pay for most of its new cellular infrastructure itself

the installation of cell cables throughout the tunnel network. At the same time, at almost no cost to Metro, the carriers were

to have installed miles of radio cables, allowing the agency to upgrade its emergency communications system. Now, under the new plan, Metro will string the cell and radio cables along its tunnel walls and will pay the “vast majority” of the estimated $120 million cost, Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld said. He said the consortium of four carriers — Verizon, Sprint, AT&T and TMobile — will foot only a small fraction of the bill. “I think it’s safe to say that we would not ever get cell service in our tunnels if we hadn’t decided to do it in this fashion,” Borek said. PAUL DUGGAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The number of environmental activists charged with trespassing Monday after staging a sit-in at the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality’s headquarters demanding the agency repeal permits related to releasing coal-ash wastewater into the state’s rivers. DEQ has been under fire for issuing a permit to Dominion Virginia Power to discharge treated coal-ash wastewater into the James and Potomac rivers. (TWP)

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Senate OKs electric chair for inmate executions The Virginia Senate has approved a bill that would allow the state to execute condemned inmates in the electric chair when it can’t find lethal injection drugs. The bill passed the GOPcontrolled Senate with a 22-17 vote Monday after a passionate debate. The bill faces a final vote in the House before going to Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe because of a minor amendment approved Monday. (AP)

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local TRANSPORTATION After a year of labor-relations skirmishes, dozens of District streetcar workers voted Friday to join the union that represents thousands of Metro employees. The vote came just days after the District’s fledgling streetcar system started carrying passengers for the first time. The Amalgamated Transit Union had first planned to hold a union election early last year, but a group of operators were fired shortly before the scheduled vote. The union accused streetcar operations contractor RDMT and

staffing agency Midtown Group of unfair labor practices, arguing in an action it brought before the National Labor Relations Board that the companies had fired the employees to stymie their union organizing effort. But the labor relations board concluded in December that streetcar operators had violated a no-cellphone-use policy and that their firings were legal. The board also found that two fired streetcar employees who damaged a streetcar while moving it in the maintenance yard had “failed to follow proper procedure.”

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Allegations that the firms interrogated employees about their union sympathies and threatened them with losing their jobs if they unionized were settled in an labor board-approved agreement between the companies and the union in December. In a statement after the successful union vote Friday, the union said “these law-breaking, union-busting contractors” should be removed by the District and the streetcar system’s workers should be made public employees. MIKE L ARIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Hundreds gather as slain officer is buried in Mass. A Prince William County, Va., officer who was fatally shot her first day on the job was laid to rest next to her father in a Massachusetts cemetery Monday after a tribute from hundreds of officers from around the country who came to pay their respects. The flag-draped casket of Ashley Guindon, 28, made its way from a funeral home to Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Springfield along a route lined by hundreds of saluting officers standing next to their motorcycles. Hundreds more stood at attention outside the church before filing inside to the sound of a bagpiper. (AP)

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Cruz, saying the Texas senator’s “pandering on immigration may lack Trump’s rhetorical excess, but it is no less extreme.” The former mayor said that Trump’s campaign “appeals to our worst impulses.” “We cannot ‘make America great again’ by turning our backs on the values that made us the world’s greatest nation in the first place,” Bloomberg wrote. “I love our country too much to play a role in electing a candidate who would weaken our unity and darken our future — and so I will not enter the race for president of the United States.” Bloomberg made only an oblique reference Democrats Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders and did not endorse a candidate. JONATHAN LEMIRE (AP)

Boeing engineers have patented a solution for grimy airplane bathrooms: ultraviolet light. The UV light would clean the toilet seat, sink and countertop in an unoccupied lavatory in three seconds between uses. Boeing plans to use Far UV, which it says is not harmful to people. The design also incorporates a hands-free faucet, soap dispenser, trash flap, and toilet lid and seat to decrease the number of surfaces passengers touch. Boeing is working on a hands-free door latch, too. But as with many patents, the technology will take time to perfect, and once offered to airlines, it could take years for a carrier to update its fleet. (AP)

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The Supreme Court on Monday overturned an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that said the state should not recognize a lesbian mother’s adoption of three children in neighboring Georgia. The court said the Alabama decision ignored long-standing precedent that state courts must recognize legitimate rulings by courts in other states. The case represents a new round of legal challenges in the wake of the court’s decision in June that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Pentagon: Strike kills 150 at Somali terrorist camp A U.S. airstrike killed more than 150 people in an attack aimed at the terrorist group al-Shabab in Somalia, a Pentagon spokesman said. A defense official said there were no civilian casualties. He said the strike was authorized because there was an “imminent threat” to U.S. and African Union forces in the region. There is a small detachment of U.S. advisers in Somalia aiding the African Union troops stationed in the war-torn country. (TWP) BRUSSELS

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European Union leaders tussled with Turkey in meetings that lasted until midnight Monday, trying to decide how to control the flow of asylum-seekers from the Middle East. Turkey, home to 2.75 million refugees chiefly from Syria, surprised EU counterparts by demanding a doubling of funding beyond the $3.3 billion already pledged. Turkey insisted that any agreement would require Europe to advance Turkey’s longdelayed hope of joining the bloc. The EU sought to gain stronger commitments from Turkey to take back refugees who have reached European shores. (AP)

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nation+world NASHVILLE, TENN. A jury awarded Erin Andrews $55 million Monday in her lawsuit against a stalker who bought a hotel room next to her and secretly recorded a nude video, finding that the hotel companies and the stalker shared in the blame. After a full day of deliberations, the panel said the stalker was responsible for 51 percent of the blame and the two hotel companies would share the rest, which comes out to nearly $27 million. Andrews, a Fox Sports reporter and co-host of the TV show “Dancing with the Stars,”

wept as jurors announced the verdict. She hugged her attorneys and family, who have supported her inside the courtroom throughout the emotional trial. Jurors heard directly from Andrews, who testified that she was humiliated and shamed and suffers from depression because of the video, which has been viewed by millions of people online. An FBI investigation would later reveal that Michael David Barrett shot videos in hotels in Nashville and Columbus, Ohio, and posted them online. The trial focused on the video shot

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Pyongyang threatens ‘deadly blows’ over joint U.S., S. Korea drills TOKYO The United States and South Korea kicked off major military exercises on Monday, including rehearsals of surgical strikes on North Korea’s main nuclear and missile facilities and “decapitation raids” by special forces targeting the North’s leadership. The drills always elicit an angry response from Pyongyang, but Monday’s statement was particularly ferocious, accusing the U.S. and South Korea of planning a “beheading operation” aimed at removing Kim Jong Un’s regime. The North Korean army and people “will take military counteraction for preemptive attack so that they may deal merciless deadly blows at the enemies,” the North’s National Defense Commission said in a statement. “If we push the buttons to annihilate the enemies even right now, all bases of provocations will be reduced to seas in flames and ashes in a moment,” the statement read. The exercises come at a particularly tense time, with the international community — especially the U.S. and South Korea — looking to punish Pyongyang for

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its recent nuclear test and missile launch. The United Nations last week imposed its toughest sanctions yet on the North, and South Korean President Park Geun-hye is expected to unveil further sanctions on Tuesday. About 17,000 American forces and 300,000 South Korean personnel — a one-third increase from last spring’s drills — will take part in 11 days of computer-simulated training and eight weeks of field exercises, which will involve ground, air, naval and special operations services. The exercises will revolve around a wartime plan, OPLAN 5015, adopted by South Korea and the U.S. last year. ANNA FIFIELD (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Exceptionally deadly clashes between Tunisian forces and extremist attackers left at least 54 people dead Monday near Tunisia’s border with Libya, the government said, amid growing fear that violence from Libya could destabilize the region. Gunmen attacked the city of Ben Guerdane at dawn Monday and fighting continued into the evening. Tunisia closed its border with Libya, and its prime minister blamed the Islamic State. (AP) FLINT, MICH.

Class action suit filed over tainted-water crisis A lawsuit stemming from Flint’s lead-contaminated water was filed Monday on behalf of the city’s residents against Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder as well as other current and former government officials and corporations. The federal lawsuit — which is seeking class-action status — alleges that tens of thousands of residents have suffered physical and economic injuries and damages. It argues that officials failed to take action over “dangerous levels of lead” in drinking water and “downplayed the severity of the contamination” in the city. (AP) NEW YORK

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In Manhattan, NYPD ends arrests for minor crimes As of Monday, minor crimes that previously would have landed New Yorkers in handcuffs — such as public urination, littering, public alcohol consumption and taking up two subway seats — will now result in just a summons. The new policy, which applies only to the borough of Manhattan, aims to free up officers to investigate more serious offenses. (EXPRESS)

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Justice Antonin Scalia, who died last month, was a force in the Supreme Court’s conservative wing.

The loss of Scalia has changed the high court in substance and style SUPREME COURT The late justice Byron White is credited with the observation that the addition of a new justice to the Supreme Court creates a completely new body that is different in dynamics and practice from its predecessor. Last week showed that the same can be true of a loss. With Justice Antonin Scalia’s chair empty and draped in mourning black — the court’s booming conservative voice silenced — the Supreme Court, now with only eight members, seemed transformed in substance and style. Start with the obvious: On Feb. 29, Justice Clarence Thomas shocked the courtroom by asking a question during oral arguments, the first time he had done so in 10 years. He was defending gun rights, taking up the slack on an issue that he and his closest ally, Scalia, had declared was being treated too cavalierly. During Wednesday’s hearing on Texas’s abortion restrictions, it was the court’s four liberals who filled the space that Scalia left.

They dominated the session the way Scalia used to do when he cared passionately about a subject. Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg all but commandeered the proceeding, ignoring Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.’s efforts to bring the interrogation to an end. That was a change in style, and there’s more to say about it. But there were also indications that without Scalia to shore up the court’s conservative wing, a shift in the court’s jurisprudence is underway as well. Dow Chemical, for instance, announced that it would settle a nearly $1 billion antitrust judgment instead of pursuing its plans to take the fight to the high court. “Growing political uncertainties due to recent events with the Supreme Court and increased likelihood for unfavorable outcomes for business involved in class-action suits have changed Dow’s risk assessment of the situation,” the company said. The standoff between President Barack Obama and Senate Republicans about a replacement for Scalia could mean an eightmember court for at least a year. A flurry of 4-to-4 decisions might blunt the court’s influence and

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postpone controversial decisions. But in Wednesday’s abortioncase hearing, it was hard not to sense a different court. Thomas asked no questions, and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy appeared to be the undecided man in the middle. So it fell on only two justices — Roberts and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. — to make the conservative case for upholding the challenged Texas provisions. Texas says concern for patient health led to the requirements that clinic doctors have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and that the clinics meet the high standards of surgical centers. The clinics argued that the requirements are medically unnecessary and that they are a pretext for closing clinics. When it was Texas Solicitor General Scott A. Keller’s turn at the microphone, Justices Stephen G. Breyer and Elena Kagan joined Sotomayor and Ginsburg in a pummeling. Sotomayor was particularly blunt. At one point, Kennedy leaned over to Roberts and said, “Sonia is off.” That can be taken two ways. But in the context of the day, it seems the most likely interpretation is “off and running.” ROBERT BARNES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Michigan will say a lot about Trump’s support All else aside, Donald Trump should win the Michigan primary today. A new poll from Monmouth University released Monday shows that he still has a double-digit lead over the runner-up (Ted Cruz). It also seems like the sort of economically stressed state in which Trump might do well, but according to the most recent Census Bureau data, in states where the poverty level increased between 2011 and 2013, Trump wins by 10 points. In states where it decreased, like Michigan, he loses by an average 1.5. The state also sits at a weird spot geographically. Trump has lost contests in nearby Minnesota and Iowa, though those were caucuses. He won in Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. It’s probably safer to assume that the voters in Michigan would act more like those voters than Iowa caucus-goers. Michigan will be a test — a state that’s at about the middle of the pack economically and at about the middle of the race so far geographically. If Trump holds on at or near the level of the polls, it will suggest that Ted Cruz’s surge and Trump’s failure to turn out voters was limited in scope. If Trump wins narrowly — or loses — it will mean that his leads aren’t safe — even in states that seem like the ones that make up the core of his base of support. PHILIP BUMP

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Once more, icon displays great timing NFL His voice cracking with emotion, Peyton Manning said goodbye Monday to the game he loved at a news conference packed with friends, family and laughter. He threw in some Scripture, some fond memories and even a dig at Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller, whom he thanked for taking a break “from your celebrity tour to be here today.” He ended it with his signature “Omaha!” and then posed for pictures with more than a dozen of his former teammates with the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos, each of whom he helped win a Super Bowl. Manning, who turns 40 on March 24, said it was time to end his 18-year NFL career. “I thought about it a lot, prayed about it a lot,” he said at Broncos headquarters. “I don’t throw

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Peyton Manning says Monday of retiring, “I will even miss the Patriots fans.”

“Life is not shrinking for me. It’s morphing into a whole new world of possibilities.” PEYTON MANNING, at his retirement announcement Monday at Broncos headquarters. He did not detail his plans for his post-playing career.

did it all after retraining himself to throw after a series of neck fusion surgeries forced him to miss all of the 2011 season and led the Colts to cut him. In his final season, he missed six weeks because of a foot injury

and worked his way back into the starting lineup. Manning choked up several times Monday, especially when he listed all the things he’d miss. “I will even miss the Patriots fans in Foxborough,” he said. Manning was linked this fall in a media report to HGH use. There also have been recent reports of a sexual harassment claim against him from his days at Tennessee. He was asked about the latter topic Monday. “This is a joyous day and nothing could overtake this day,” he said. “I did not do what has been alleged. And I am not interested in re-litigating something that happened when I was 19 years old.” (AP/EXPRESS)

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Manning, almost 40, concedes he is ready for next stage of his life

as good as I used to, don’t run as good as I used to, but I have always have had good timing.” Manning didn’t detail his plans, but told reporters: “Life is not shrinking for me. It’s morphing into a whole new world of possibilities.” He came to Denver on March 20, 2012, for the chance to win another title in the twilight of his career, and general manager John Elway had the blueprints. Four years later, Manning hobbles away a champion just as his boss did 17 years ago. Elway thanked Manning for coming to Colorado for the second chapter of his brilliant career, saying he made his own job easier, noting that with Manning aboard, free agents basically asked Elway, “Where do I sign?” Manning went 50-15 in Denver, leading the Broncos to four AFC West titles, two Super Bowls and one championship. In 2013 he guided the highest-scoring offense in league history. And he

Robert Griffin III wasn’t the only player the Redskins decided to move on from Monday (page 13). Here are a few others who won’t return to Washington.

Hatcher, who will turn 34 in July, was cut to create $4.2 million in cap space. He played 15 games last season and was one of the leaders in the locker room.

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The Redskins won’t re-sign the unrestricted free agent. He signed a one-year deal last season to join his childhood friend, Chris Baker, on the defensive line.

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He played in all 16 games last year but was rarely used. Young, who will be an unrestricted free agent, spent six seasons in Washington.

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Defensive end Chris Long is scheduled to visit the Redskins today, according to a source. Long, who will turn 31 this month, was cut by the Rams in February after spending eight seasons with the organization. The Redskins were tied for 14th with 38 sacks last year and will look to retool their defensive line this offseason. Long, who was the second overall pick in the 2008 NFL draft, has 54 ½ career sacks but has struggled to stay healthy. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Redskins cut safeties Jeron Johnson, Dashon Goldson to save cap space

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The College Football Playoff semifinals are staying on New Year’s Eve — despite last season’s poor TV ratings — but the schedule is getting a tweak. The Dec. 31 semifinals will start at 3 and 7 p.m. — an hour earlier than they did last season — and the Orange Bowl will now be played in prime time on Friday, Dec. 30, instead of during the day on Dec. 31. (AP)

Bradley Beal didn’t travel to Portland with the Wizards on Monday and has been ruled out for tonight’s game against the Trail Blazers because of a bruised pelvis. But he could rejoin the Wizards in Utah and play against the Jazz on Friday, according to sources. The guard sustained the injury in Saturday’s loss to the Pacers. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Maria Sharapova’s tennis career and Olympic hopes are in jeopardy, and she claims it’s all because she failed to click on a link in an email that would have told her to stop taking meldonium. She says she failed a doping test at the Australian Open in January for the little-known drug, which became banned this year. Sharapova took full responsibility Monday in Los Angeles. “I know that with this, I face consequences,” said Sharapova, who could face a lengthy ban. “I don’t want to end my career this way, and I really hope I will be given another chance to play this game.” (AP)

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The RGIII era in 10 covers ROBERT GRIFFIN III’S RELEASE BY THE REDSKINS ON MONDAY WASN’T A SURPRISE, but the move marked an end to an era that began with such promise. Few D.C. athletes ever

had a rise to stardom as meteoric as Griffin’s — and few ever endured such a rapid decline. After a historic rookie campaign, the injury-prone quarterback struggled and failed to re-create the magic of that 2012 season. Here are 10 Express covers that encapsulate RGIII’s roller-coaster four years in Washington. JEFFREY TOMIK (EXPRESS)

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For the rights to draft the Heismanwinning quarterback out of Baylor with the No. 2 pick, the Redskins traded the Rams the No. 6 pick in the 2012 draft, a 2012 secondround pick, and first-round picks in 2013 and 2014. It was a hefty price, but the QB-hungry franchise was willing to pay up to get its guy.

In his first NFL game, Griffin completed 19 of 26 passes for 320 yards and two touchdowns in New Orleans, leading the Redskins to a 40-32 win over a Saints team that went 13-3 the year before. The Redskins, coming off four straight last-place finishes, couldn’t have been more pleased with the debut.

Could Griffin have had a better rookie year? He led the NFL in yards per pass and yards per rush in 2012 — winning the rookie of the year award over Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson. Against the Eagles on Nov. 18, 2012, Griffin went 14-for-15 for 200 yards, four TDs and a perfect 158.3 passer rating.

A 31-28 overtime victory over the Ravens was tainted by Griffin being helped off the field with a sprained right knee. Kirk Cousins came in late to rally the Redskins from an eight-point deficit in the final seconds, but the main focus after the game was the health of Griffin, who tore his ACL in college.

Griffin led the Redskins to their first NFC East title in 13 years, but was the hobbled QB healthy enough to make his home playoff debut against Seattle? Griffin played and in the fourth quarter his knee buckled as he tried to field a low snap. The Redskins lost and Griffin tore his ACL and LCL.

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The 2013 season didn’t go as planned for Griffin or the Redskins. A loss to the Eagles on Nov. 17 dropped Washington to 3-7. Griffin continued to struggle until thencoach Mike Shanahan benched him for the final three games of the season, citing the QB’s long-term health as the reason for sitting him.

Griffin had a healthy offseason, but he couldn’t stay on the field in 2014. After the Redskins opened with a 17-6 loss to the Texans, Griffin dislocated his ankle in the first quarter of the second game of the season. He played in just nine games in 2014, throwing four touchdowns to six interceptions.

After Griffin was benched for a second straight season, this time by first-year coach Jay Gruden, it seemed his days in D.C. were numbered. But who would want a battered QB two years removed from his one good season? It turns out that team was the Redskins, who picked up his option.

In February, Gruden declared Griffin would be the Redskins’ starting QB to open the 2015 season … then the coach changed his mind. Before Week 1, Gruden said this was Kirk Cousins’ team now, and Griffin fell all the way to third-string duties. He was active only one game all year.

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The brain’s tastiest drug Does sugar’s hold on humans and food make it an impossible habit to kick? NUTRITION By now you’ve gotten the memo that cutting back on sugar is one of the best things you can do for your health. Beyond adding empty calories and spiking blood glucose, which can contribute to weight gain, eating sugar dramatically increases your risk of dying from a heart attack. A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine in 2014 found that people who ate close to 20 percent of their daily calories from added sugar had a 38 percent higher risk of dying from heart disease than those who ate half as much. (This means added, refined sugar here — the concentrated sweetener put into foods, as opposed to the sugars inherent in whole fruits and dairy.) If you’ve been convinced that you need to cut back on added sweeteners, you may have discovered that sugar has an unexpected hold on you and that you can’t seem to resist it. The game is rigged in sugar’s favor for three main reasons: We are born to like it, it is everywhere and it is addictive.

Humans have an inborn preference for sweet. We taste sugar and our pleasure sensors fire like crazy. When our ancestors were running around in loincloths, that genetic predisposition helped them survive, as sweet foods provided a valuable source of energy and were less likely to be poisonous than bitter foods. Now, sugar is everywhere. It’s in the obvious places such as candy, cookies and soda, but it’s also in cereal, yogurt, bread, crackers, dressings, condiments and prepared meals. Our ancestors might find it odd that now we have to hunt to find a food that doesn’t have added sugar. You’d have to be a sleuth to uncover added sugars on food labels; they are not listed separately but lumped together with sugar inherent in food, so labels make plain milk and fruit unfairly seem “sugary.” (Listing added sugars separately is a proposed change for the upcoming revision of the nutrition facts label.) And sugar has many guises, among them agave syrup, brown sugar, cane sugar, corn syrup, evaporated cane juice,

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The number of calories of sugar — nearly 17 teaspoons — Americans are downing daily. The Food and Drug Administration recommends that added sugar be capped at 10 percent of your daily calories, or roughly no more than 12 ½ teaspoons (50 grams) of sugar daily. (TWP)

fructose, fruit juice concentrate, glucose, high-fructose corn syrup, honey, malt syrup, maple syrup, molasses, raw sugar, sucrose, syrup and more. On top of that, research reveals that sugar is addictive in the same way drugs are. Several animal studies show that sugar stimulates the brain and causes dependence and withdrawal. But you don’t have to shun sugar altogether. Here are several strategies for getting the upper hand on the sweet stuff:

Be a teetotaler (almost) Aim for no more than 10 teaspoons (40 grams) of sugar a day. Stick to minimally processed whole foods.

Cooking more at home will make it much easier to keep track. When buying packaged foods, read the label carefully.

Use sugar strategically Use your sugar budget to make healthy foods tastier, such as adding maple syrup to your oatmeal, or honey to plain yogurt or tart fruits. Buy plain, unsweetened foods and add sweetener in minimum amounts yourself so you are in control of it. Skip the 12-ounce soda, sweet tea, lemonade or energy drink in favor of water, enhanced with a splash of fruit juice if you want more flavor.

Indulge healthfully If you have a hankering for something sweet, go for fresh or dried fruit. Try slicing apples or pears and sprinkling them with cinnamon to enhance their sweetness, or drizzle a bit of honey over some fresh berries.

Research shows that emojis can be an effective way to encourage healthful eating among kids. In a recent study published in the journal Appetite, researchers found that children were more likely to make healthy food choices when shelves were labeled with “emolabels” almost identical to the ones on our smartphones. In the study, 64 children from kindergarten through sixth grade were given a brief lesson on how to interpret the emojis (smiley face = healthy, frowning face = unhealthy) and then asked to walk through an area set up to resemble a grocery store and select four food items from each of two aisles. In one aisle, 12 foods were “emolabeled” with stickers. The other aisle was identical, but without labels. In the emoji aisle, 83 percent of students switched one of their food choices to a healthy food option. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Reward yourself Create a reward system that incentivizes eating less sugar. Put the money you would have spent on pastries or soda into a jar and treat yourself to something special at the end of the week. ELLIE KRIEGER (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Lamar tweeted that these new songs are demos from “TPAB” — “In Raw Form.Unfinished. Untitled. Unmastered.” Calling this “unfinished” is a partial red herring. These tracks might not be as fully conceptualized as most of “TPAB,” but they’re far more than fragmentary shards. While each is labeled with an alleged date of recording, it’s unclear exactly when they were made. Certain lyrics point toward this album having been tinkered with up until its surprise release. This is the loosest and most playful Lamar has been since his earliest work. Would adding these songs have improved

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“TPAB”? They’re of similar design, but cut from a different cloth. None of them are hits in waiting. The hooks are mostly nonexistent, but everything flows effortlessly. Like its antecedent, “untitled unmastered.” is an anti-capitalist, anti-racist, spiritual quest for self. It’s filled with soliloquies to God and second-guessing examinations in the mirror. If “TPAB’s” general instinct was leaden sermonizing, “untitled unmastered.” conveys its message through simpler parables and anecdotes. It suggests that the best way to be deep is by not trying to be deep. JEFF WEISS

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Quiet defiance marked style of Nancy Reagan FASHION Nancy Reagan was more than her signature color red. She brought a love for fashion, a recognition of style and a delight in beauty into the White House at a time when it had long been pushed aside. Reagan indulged in fashion — not politically vetted, blandly uninspired, Jane Doe fashion but the truly dazzling variety. She wore Oscar de la Renta and Bill Blass and James Galanos. A woman of her age and position didn’t bother with trends; she cultivated style. There was the 1981 Galanos inaugural gown — a one-shoulder white sheath that glittered with crystals. It was surprisingly bare for a first lady and it was decidedly glamorous. Ushering this sort of fashion into the White House was an act of great risk and little reward. Her public presentation had an unmarred sheen that was sometimes derided as too plastic, too brittle. Yet Reagan made space for a first lady to publicly enjoy fashion and not treat it like a chore to be endured. Having turned 60 just after moving into the White House, she was an older woman who did not succumb to the idea that she had aged out of the fashion system. She was proudly, defiantly vain at a time — even more than now — when all corners of popular culture declared that women her age didn’t or shouldn’t care about how they looked. ROBIN GIVHAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“Whatever you’ve done to improve your production processes clearly isn’t working.” LISA ALLEN STURGIS, commenter at facebook.com, complains about finding mold in GoGo Squeez, a popular snack for kids. The brand issued a recall of some of its products Monday. But infuriated parents said they have complained about the mold for months. This is GoGo Squeez’s second recall in less than six months.

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“Downton Abbey” series finale. While the U.K. said goodbye to the series in December, the U.S. got its farewell Sunday night. Despite fans throwing out hilarious alternate endings, (*spoiler alert*!) the PBS period drama ended with generally happy endings — even Lady Edith finally got a break after six seasons of suffering.

JOIN A MOVEMENT THAT IS CHANGING LIVES Join the International Consortium of Minority Cybersecurity Professionals (ICMCP) at the first-ever national conference addressing the severe underrepresentation of women and minorities within the cybersecurity workforce. The landmark event will facilitate a public forum devoted to the imperatives needed to attract and develop a pipeline of diverse and skilled practitioners.

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WARNING: Alcohol Ruins Lives DO YOU HAVE ALCOHOL PROBLEMS? If you or someone you know is drinking too much, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism may be able to help. We conduct studies on how alcohol affects the body and are looking for new ways to treat alcohol problems. If you qualify, you can receive alcoholism treatment while you participate in our research. You may be eligible for the study if you: ● Are age 18 or older ● Are not pregnant ● Use alcohol more than any other drug ● Have tried to stop drinking alcohol but can’t Participants will: ● Stay at the Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, for about four weeks ● Undergo detoxiﬁcation (if needed) and receive alcohol treatment ● Complete questionnaires, have blood drawn, and have a brain imaging scan There is no cost to participate. Participants may be compensated and may receive travel assistance.

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1966: Nelson’s Pillar, a 120-foot-high column in Dublin honoring British naval hero Horatio Nelson, is bombed by the Irish Republican Army.

2014: Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, a Boeing 777 with 239 people on board, vanishes during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. (The fate of the jetliner and its occupants has yet to be determined.)

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Kim Kardashian on Monday posted an entirely naked selfie with black bars covering parts that would break Instagram’s nudity guidelines. “When you’re like I have nothing to wear LOL,” she captioned the shot. Her platinum blonde hair in the photo revealed it wasn’t new, but had been taken during Paris Fashion Week last year. (EXPRESS)

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Docs alarmed by uptick in patients eating cake to get in good shape In an interview with Health magazine, model Hannah Davis says she’s done with crazy diets for photo shoots. “It’s not a cocky thing; I’m just more concerned with my quality of life,” she says. “I don’t want to go to birthday parties and not eat cake, and I think that has made me in better shape in some ways.” (EXPRESS)

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He’s letting her wear his Letterman jacket, too Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris celebrated their one-year dating anniversary with cake, according to their social media. Harris posted a Snapchat video on Sunday of a homemade cake decorated with hearts and the phrase “1 YEAR” in frosting. Swift later posted an Instagram photo of a locket she got from Harris, engraved with the date they started dating. (EXPRESS)

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Kensington Palace on Monday released photos of Prince William, the Duchess of Cambridge and their children George, 2 ½, and 10-month-old Charlotte on a ski holiday in the French Alps. The palace says it was “their first holiday as a family of four and the first time either of the children had played in the snow.” The release of the pictures follows a media policy established when William and his brother, Prince Harry, were children: privacy in exchange for agreed-upon photo opportunities at birthdays and during school holidays. (AP)

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24 | EXPRESS | 03.08.2016 | TUESDAY

When you need high-quality health care, we’re here for you... And here. And here.

Laurel

College Park

We put the community in Doctors Community Hospital with healthcare services conveniently located throughout Prince George’s County. In addition to our main campus in Lanham, Maryland, you’ll find a wide range of programs at our offices in Bowie, Camp Springs, Clinton, College Park, District Heights, Largo, Laurel, Riverdale and Suitland. So, you don’t need to leave your neighborhood to get high-quality medical care.

Lanham Riverdale

Bowie

As a healthcare leader, our experienced and compassionate professionals provide exceptional care:

+ Joslin Diabetes Center – the only multidisciplinary program accredited by the American Diabetes Association in the county

+ Bariatric and Weight Loss Center – the county’s first hospital to provide bariatric weight loss options using the daVinci® surgical robot

Largo

+ Center for Comprehensive Breast Care – the first center with a dedicated breast surgeon in the county + Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services – the area’s largest lymphedema program In fact, your neighborhood hospital has a broad range of medical and surgical services that also include:

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District Heights

Cardiology Services and Outpatient Vascular Studies

Suitland

Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine Comprehensive Orthopedic Services Doctors Community Rehabilitation and Patient Care Center (transitional care) Doctors Regional Cancer Center Emergency Department (24/7)

Camp Springs

Imaging Services Infusion Center

Clinton

Metropolitan Medical Specialists (primary care) Sleep Center Vascular Health Program

For more than 40 years, Doctors Community Hospital has provided comprehensive and high-quality care right in your backyard. We’ll continue to be here when you need us . . . wherever in Prince George’s County you happen to be.

301-DCH-4YOU | 301-324-4968 DoctorsCommunityHospital

DCHweb

DCH4YOU

8118 Good Luck Road Lanham, Maryland 20706 DCHweb.org