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Days after a gunman killed 50 people at two Christchurch mosques, New Zealand’s prime minister says sweeping changes are in store for the nation’s gun laws, including a possible ban on semiautomatic rifles 8-9

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Young women pose for photographs Sunday at “The Parting of the Plastic Sea,” an art installation made out of plastic straws by Canadian artist Benjamin Von Wong, at a mall in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

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A portion of a Massachusetts highway was shut down while state wildlife officials moved a family of bears that had set up a den in the median. Police shut down a stretch of Route 2 in Templeton for about 45 minutes Thursday morning while the mother bear was tranquilized and she and her cubs were relocated to a nearby forest. State police tweeted that “everything went beary well” with the move. (AP)

Authorities say an Oklahoma woman was arrested after she used a T-shirt gun to launch drugs, cellphones and other contraband over a prison fence. The Oklahoma Department of Corrections says the incident prompted a lockdown at the North Fork Correctional Unit in Sayre. The agency says authorities arrested Kerri Jo Hickman after discovering the T-shirt gun and another package in her vehicle. (AP)

A Florida man called 911 after finding a bright green iguana in his toilet. Fort Lauderdale Battalion Chief Stephen Gollan told the Miami Herald the man “freaked out and didn’t know what to do.” He said firefighter Jeff Kurus put on a sterile glove to grab the iguana. Gollan said the department “is the end-all-be-all” for unique calls. The department tweeted photos of the iguana, adding, “Can you imagine lifting the toilet lid and finding this?” (AP)

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Will Harper say goodbye?

D.C. SPORTS Nick Foles wrote a heartfelt letter in the Players’ Tribune to thank “Eagles fans everywhere” when the Super Bowl-winning quarterback’s new contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars became official on Wednesday. Antonio Brown paid for “Thank You Pittsburgh” billboards around the city he called home for the past nine years on the same day the wide receiver was introduced by the Oakland Raiders.

It’s become customary for outgoing athletes to thank their former organizations and fan bases with a social media post — or by more elaborate means. So it’s noticeable when they don’t.

Take Bryce Harper, for instance, whose social media silence about Washington since signing with the Philadelphia Phillies on Feb. 28 hasn’t been lost on some local media members and Nationals fans.

“I understand he didn’t get the contract that he wanted from the Nationals,” NBC Sports Washington’s Michael Jenkins said.

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Some Nats fans await a formal farewell from the Philly-bound fave

Harper acknowledges the crowd after his final home game in a Nats uniform.

“Good for him for getting the most money he could get. And you know what? I don’t like that it’s Philly ... but I get it. However, you could show a little bit of appreciation and at least thank the fans. A simple thank you, it would take 10 seconds on Twitter. ... He hasn’t done any of that. Seven years, fans supported him, bought his jerseys, bought tickets, he hasn’t said a thing.”

Jenkins isn’t the only one who has commented on Harper amid the backdrop of NFL free agency

“Seven years, fans supported him, bought his jerseys, bought tickets, he hasn’t said a thing.”

MICHAEL JENKINS, of NBC Sports Washington, calling on Bryce Harper to give Nationals fans a proper thank-you for their support. Harper signed a 13-year, $330 million contract with Philadelphia.

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“Nick Foles says goodbye to Eagles fans,” Washington Times columnist Thom Loverro tweeted last Wednesday. “Maybe Bryce Harper will finally hold that BryceFest to say goodbye that Scott Boras promised Nationals fans stiffed by Bryce at Nats FanFest in 2015.”

“Zach Brown way classier on his way out of D.C. than Bryce Harper,” NBC Sports Washington Redskins reporter JP Finlay tweeted after Brown, the former linebacker, thanked fans for showing him “mad love” in a 20word Instagram post following his release on Thursday.

To be fair, Harper did sort of say goodbye with an Instagram post six months ago. After playing in his final home game with the Nationals — and turning down Washington’s 10-year, $300 million contract offer — Harper posted a nine-photo grid on Instagram with a simple message: “To the fans and the city of DC, thank you!”

Harper has already referred to his new Phamily and described Philadelphia as the “greatest city in the world.” It might be time to hit that unfollow button.

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The 1.32-acre property includes a 3,462-squarefoot main house, a twocar carriage house with guest quarters, a pool house, swimming pool and two-story barn. It’s listed at $1.2 million. The barn includes the tiki bar, which the couple created from pieces of the Honolulu, which closed in 2004. The Honolulu was once described as a “Polynesian paradise.” (TWP)

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Supreme Court to hear Va. redistricting lawsuit

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Case could help shape balance of power in the legislature for years

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VIRGINIA The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today in a redistricting case that could help determine the balance of power in Virginia’s legislature for years to come.

A panel of lower court judges ruled last year that 11 Virginia House of Delegates districts were racially gerrymandered and ordered a new political map to correct them. House Republicans appealed that finding and will argue against the new map before the high court.

All 140 seats in the legislature are on the ballot this fall, and the GOP holds two-seat majorities in both the House — 51-49 — and Senate, 21-19. Democrats have been hoping that a wave of success in recent Virginia elections will propel them to take control of the legislature for the first time since 1995.

The party that controls the General Assembly in 2021 will oversee the next statewide redistricting effort, following next year’s U.S. Census — potentially cementing an advantage in future elections.

However, Democrats’ momentum has been slowed by recent scandals involving the state’s three top elected officials, all Democrats. Gov. Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark R. Herring have both admitted

Lawyers will argue today over racial gerrymandering in Virginia’s districts.

racist incidents from their pasts, and Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax has denied two separate allegations of sexual assault.

A redistricting map approved earlier this year by judges in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia to correct the racial gerrymandering appears to favor Democrats.

It realigns a total of 26 House districts as it remedies the 11 under court order; six Republican delegates would find themselves in districts with a majority of Democratic voters, according to an analysis by the nonpartisan Virginia Public Access Project.

House Republicans point out that the current political

boundaries won bipartisan approval in 2011.

House Speaker Kirk Cox, RColonial Heights, whose home district is among those that would swing toward Democrats under the new map, is spearheading the appeal. The original case was brought by voters represented by the Democratic lawyer Marc E. Elias, who has filed such challenges around the country.

“It’s very much unfortunate that a national group funded by unknown liberal donors has taken a systematic approach to attacking redistricting around the country,” said Cox’s chief of staff, Matthew Moran. GREGORY S. SCHNEIDER

a Maryland state senator who joined the U.S. Naval Reserve after 9/11. Smith is scheduled to spend eight months in Afghanistan as a Judge Advocate General, part of what the military calls Operation Resolute Support. Twenty-six state lawmakers around the country were deployed between 2005 and 2010 — the last year data were collected — according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

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Freight train derails off Baltimore bridge

Multiple freight train cars derailed Friday in Baltimore, with at least one empty car tumbling off a bridge, but authorities said no one was injured. The Baltimore Fire Department said the derailed cars all seemed to be empty and did not appear to pose any hazard. The CSX train derailed on a curving track not far from Baltimore’s main train station, numerous bustling roads and a stream. One motorist narrowly escaped being hit by a falling pole. (AP)

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In a first, man arrested Wednesday for projecting equality phrase on D.C. building

Report: Putin aide who died in D.C. broke neck Newly released documents show that a former adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin sustained a complete fracture of his neck “at or near the time of his death” in a D.C. hotel room in 2015. The documents from the city’s medical examiner were released to Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty in response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed nearly two years ago. RFE said the finding offers no clear-cut evidence of foul play in the death of Mikhail Lesin. The official ruling was that Lesin, 57, died accidentally of blunt force trauma after falling repeatedly in his room while intoxicated. (AP) ALEXANDRIA

Va. man gets 2 ½ years in $1.3M Ponzi scheme Federal prosecutors say a Virginia businessman has been sentenced to prison for a $1.3 million investment scheme that caused losses for 40 victims. The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia announced Friday that Amrit Jaswant Singh Chahal was sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison.

Court documents show he agreed last year to plead guilty to wire fraud and securities and commodities fraud. (AP) BALTIMORE COUNTY

Police: Person robs store wearing unicorn costume Apparently not all unicorns are the embodiment of purity and grace. Baltimore County Police say a person dressed in a unicorn costume and wielding a crowbar tried to rob a convenience store Saturday morning. Police say the suspect fled in a silver car.

They located what appeared to be the same car after it had been wrecked. Police say two people involved in the crash were taken to a hospital, and detectives are working to determine what their involvement was in the robbery. No charges were immediately filed. (AP)

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Amazon incentives OK’d amid protests ARLINGTON COUNTY The Arlington County Board unanimously approved a $23 million incentives package for Amazon to build a headquarters facility in Crystal City at a raucous meeting Saturday repeatedly disrupted by protesters who shouted “shame.”

The 5-0 vote was the final action granting local and state subsidies to the online retail giant as part of its much-publicized plan to create at least 25,000 jobs over 12 years.

The vote came at the end of six hours of testimony and debate in which supporters touted the project’s economic benefits while opponents warned that the influx of highly paid workers would raise housing prices and displace lower-income residents.

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Arlington County Board approves $23 million package for tech giant

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Crowds packed an Arlington County board room ahead of an Amazon vote.

agreement we’ve ever negotiated,” Board Chair Christian Dorsey said. The county expects to reap $14 in new tax revenue for every $1 it spends in subsidies.

Referring to concerns about

increased rents, traffic congestion and school overcrowding, Dorsey said, “I am confident we can manage those impacts.”

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$162M The amount that officials estimate the Amazon project’s net fiscal impact on Arlington could be worth over 12 years. An incentives plan approved Saturday promises the tech giant cash grants estimated at about $23 million if it occupies 6.05 million square feet of office space in Crystal City and Pentagon City through 2035. (TWP)

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April delivers fifth calf as 300K watch

Much of Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue, Neb., has been inundated with floodwaters that have breached levees.

In Midwest, evacuations spread with floodwaters Heavy rains, snowmelt combine to push rivers over banks and levees ST. LOUIS, MO. Residents in parts of southwestern Iowa were forced out of their homes Sunday as a torrent of Missouri River water flowed over and through levees.

Heavy rainfall and snowmelt have led to dangerously high water in creeks and rivers across several Midwestern states, with the Missouri River hitting record-high levels in many areas.

At least two deaths were blamed on flooding, and two other men have been missing for days.

While river depths were starting

to level off in Nebraska on Sunday, downstream communities in Kansas and Missouri were bracing for likely flooding.

In Iowa, the Missouri River reached 30.2 feet Sunday in Fremont County in the state’s far southwestern corner, 2 feet above the record set in 2011.

People in the towns of Bartlett and Thurman were being evacuated as levees were breached and overtopped. Thurman has about 200 residents. About 50 people live in Bartlett.

County Emergency Management Director Mike Crecelius said it wasn’t just the amount of the water, it was the swiftness of the current that created a danger.

“It’s flowing fast and it’s open

country — there’s nothing there to slow it down,” he said.

In Nebraska, the Missouri River flooded Offutt Air Force Base, with about one-third of it underwater on Sunday. Spokeswoman Tech. Sgt. Rachelle Blake told the Omaha World-Herald that 60 buildings have been damaged, including about 30 completely inundated with as much as 8 feet of water.

Hundreds of people remained out of their homes in Nebraska, but rivers there were starting to recede. The National Weather Service said the Elkhorn River remained at major flood stage but was expected to dip back below flood stage by Tuesday.

April the Giraffe gave birth once again in front of an enthralled YouTube audience on Saturday.

More than 300,000 watched live as April gave birth to a healthy male calf at around 12:45 p.m., the Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, N.Y., said. Park officials said the newborn giraffe was on its feet by 1:27 p.m. and nursing by 1:51 p.m. This is April’s fifth calf and the second for her and partner Oliver. A naming contest for the new calf will be held soon. Fans will be able to see the little one in person when the park reopens for the season on May 1. (AP)

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Trump vetoes Congress’ rebuke of his emergency President Trump issued the first veto of his presidency on Friday, rejecting an effort by Congress to block the emergency declaration he used to divert federal dollars earmarked for defense spending toward a wall along the U.S.Mexico border. Last week, 12 GOP senators broke with their party to support the legislation. It is unlikely that Congress will have the two-thirds majority required to override Trump’s veto, though House Democrats will try to on March 26. (AP) WEATHER

150 in southern Africa killed by Cyclone Idai Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi were hit late last week by a vicious cyclone that killed nearly 150 people, left hundreds more missing and stranded tens of thousands who are cut off from roads and telephones in mainly poor, rural areas. Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique’s central port city of Beira late Thursday and moved westward into Zimbabwe and Malawi. The cyclone has affected more than 1.5 million people in the three southern African countries, officials report. (AP) ENVIRONMENT

EPA bans consumer use of deadly paint stripper

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After 3 months, Austrian town burns world’s tallest bonfire

An Austrian town has burned what organizers says is the world’s tallest bonfire, clocking in at 198.97 feet.

The local bonfire group in Lustenau, near the Swiss border, took three months to build the structure. It burned down in less than half an hour Saturday evening. The previous record structure was a 154.2-foot bonfire in Alesund, Norway, in 2016. (AP) Earthquake triggers landslide on Indonesian tourist island of Lombok, killing at least 2, injuring dozens

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The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday banned consumer use of the popular but deadly paint stripper methylene chloride. The EPA cited “the acute fatalities that have resulted from exposure to the chemical” and an “unreasonable” risk to consumers. Retail stores have until later this year to remove the product from sale. But the EPA declined to extend the ban to commercial uses of the paint stripper, and instead will consider mandatory training. (AP)

German journalist jailed in Venezuela is released, on his way home

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Paris cleans up protest debris

PARIS | Charred motorcycles line the Champs-Elysees on Sunday, a day after the famously glamorous avenue was trashed by violent yellow vest protesters, who ransacked shops and set fires to express their anger over French President Emmanuel Macron’s economic policies.

Taliban kill 22 Afghan forces in attack on checkpoints

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Flash floods and mudslides kill at least 58 people

President vows to defend law, order amid protests

Trump tells Fox News to ‘bring back’ Pirro

Flash floods and mudslides triggered by days of torrential downpours tore through mountainside villages in Indonesia’s easternmost province, killing at least 58 people and leaving thousands homeless, disaster officials said Sunday.

Rescuers recovered more bodies as floodwaters and landslides destroyed roads and bridges in several areas of Papua province’s Jayapura district, hampering rescue efforts, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman. The dead included three children who drowned after the floods began just after midnight Saturday. (AP)

Serbia’s president pledged Sunday to defend the country’s law and order a day after opposition supporters stormed the national TV station, protesting what they called his autocratic rule and biased grip on the country’s media. The opposition clashes with police on Saturday and Sunday in Belgrade were the first major incidents after months of peaceful protests against populist President Aleksandar Vucic. The demonstrators are demanding his resignation, fair elections and a free media. As Vucic held a news conference Sunday, thousands gathered at the presidency building, trapping him there for hours. (AP)

Fox News host Jeanine Pirro was absent from her usual slot in the network’s Saturday night prime-time lineup — and President Trump was not happy about it. Fox News bumped the show a week after it condemned Pirro’s on-air suggestion that Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., did not support the U.S. Constitution because she is Muslim. “Bring back @JudgeJeanine Pirro,” Trump tweeted Sunday. Trump accused Pirro’s critics of waging “all out campaigns” against Pirro and fellow Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who was rebuked after racist and misogynistic comments resurfaced last week. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

NYC police: Suspect arrested Saturday in shooting death of Francesco Cali, reputed boss of the Gambino crime family

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NEW ZEALAND New Zealanders came together across the country on Sunday to mourn the victims of Friday’s mosque shootings — and become part of a global debate over the role of guns and intolerance.

While Muslim leaders prayed for peace and togetherness, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern earlier in the day spoke forcefully about guns.

“There will be changes to our guns laws,” Ardern said.

“We will be discussing more detailed policy elements at Cabinet tomorrow.”

Leaders are considering a total ban on semiautomatic weapons like the one avowed neo-Nazi Brenton Harrison Tarrant, a 28-year-old Australian, is alleged to have used to kill 50 people in attacks on two mosques in the city of Christchurch.

As of Sunday, 34 other people were in Christchurch Hospital, with 12 in critical condition in intensive care. A 4-year-old girl was moved to a dedicated children’s hospital in Auckland, where she was also in critical condition.

Besides the debate on gun control, New Zealanders considered a call to open doors to more refugees, and even whether an enormously successful rugby team should change its name from the Canterbury Crusaders because of the overtones of religious intolerance.

In the United States, the shooting of Muslim worshipers by the alleged white supremacist underscored the deep partisan divide over President Trump’s rhetoric on immigrants and whether his words serve as incitement for extremist violence.

Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, said it was “absurd” to draw a connection between Trump’s statements about immigration and the admitted shooter’s own words on the subject, which were spelled out in a lengthy manifesto that referred to immigrants as “invaders within our lands” and called Trump “a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose.”

Speaking on “Fox News Sunday,” Mulvaney said, “I don’t think it’s fair to cast this person as a supporter of Donald Trump any more than it is to look at his eco-terrorist passages in that manifesto and align him with [House Speaker] Nancy Pelosi or [Rep. Alexandria] Ocasio-Cortez.”

Tarrant described himself as an “ethno-nationalist eco-fascist” in his discursive statement.

On Friday, Trump offered condolences and said that he does not believe white nationalism is a growing global danger and that the suspect belongs to “a small group of people that have very, very serious problems.”

Police in Christchurch have said that all the evidence points

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Prime minister promises gun reform as New Zealand reels after mosque attacks

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern embraces a mourner on Sunday at a gathering at the Kilbirnie Mosque in Wellington.

“There have been attempts to change our laws in 2005, 2012 and after an inquiry in 2017.

Now is the time for change.”

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calling for changes to New Zealand’s gun laws after the mosque attacks

to Tarrant being a lone gunman.

One other person detained in the investigation faces charges of inciting racial hatred, and another faces a firearms charge, but police say neither was involved in the attacks.

Police say Tarrant

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., urges Trump to condemn white nationalism after New Zealand attack

masterminded and conducted the deadliest attack in New Zealand history — and one of the worst cases of right-wing terrorism in years. He is accused of storming the two houses of worship during midday prayers and shooting dozens of huddling and fleeing worshipers while live-streaming the killing over social media with a body-mounted camera.

An Australian counterterrorism team in New South Wales carried out two search warrants early Monday — one at a home in Sandy Beach and another in a home in Lawrence, Australian Federal Police said in a statement. The two locations are within an hour’s drive of Grafton, where Tarrant grew up and where some of his family still lives. SHIBANI MAHTANI AND EMANUEL STOAKES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

RELIGION Houses of worship have traditionally been places of refuge where strangers are welcome. But high-profile attacks in recent years on an African-American church in Charleston, S.C., a synagogue in Pittsburgh and now mosques in New Zealand have made many worshippers and their prayer leaders rethink how protected sanctuaries really are.

“People are fearful for their lives, for their houses of worship, for the sanctuary of this mosque and other places of worship … that are being attacked,” said Imam Mohannad Hakeem while attending Friday prayers at the Islamic Center of Detroit.

For many, houses of worship are sanctuaries where congregants bond with their shared sense of faith and community. The recent attacks have made some question whether these places have turned into soft targets, losing their sense of sacredness.

In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security on Friday.

Dana Al-Qadi, 29, an engineer, said visiting after the attacks brings her a feeling of peace mixed with fear: “People are their most vulnerable when they’re at the masjid [mosque]. … In that moment, someone decided to be such a transgressor. That brings me so much sadness.”

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‘I’ve lost my little boy’ Families mourn dead as officials work to formally identify 50 Christchurch victims

Flood of videos from massacre tests Facebook

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Yasmin Ali told New Zealand’s 1 News that she lost a close family friend and now fears she could be targeted just for wearing her headscarf in public.

“Family friends that we’ve known for 19 years — dead.

People who were there for my engagement — dead,” Ali told the news outlet. “You don’t think something like this can happen in New Zealand, in Christchurch, of all places.”

Mucad Ibrahim was 3 years old, the youngest of the victims.

He was born in New Zealand to a Somali family who had fled fighting in their home country more than 20 years ago. His shoes were still at the entrance, where he had left them when he arrived for Friday prayers with his father and older brother, The Post reported. Mucad was “energetic, playful and liked to smile and laugh a lot,” his teenage brother, Abdi, wrote on Facebook. “Will miss you dearly brother.” SIOBHAN O’GRADY AND

MEDIA Facebook said it removed 1.5 million videos of footage from the shooting rampage at two mosques in Christchurch within 24 hours of the attack, underscoring the massive game of whack-a-mole social media giants have to play with even the most high-profile problematic content on their platforms.

In a statement, Mia Garlick, a spokeswoman for Facebook New Zealand, said the company continues to “work around the clock to remove violating content from our site, using a combination of technology and people.”

Of the 1.5 million videos of the massacre, filmed by a bodyworn camera on the perpetrator almost in the style of a video game, 1.2 million were blocked at upload.

When the horror began Friday, alleged shooter Brenton Harrison Tarrant’s Facebook followers were the first to know. He livestreamed his assault, from the time he started driving over to Al Noor Mosque through his firing of multiple rounds at the mosque.

Many hours later, and long after he and other suspects had been arrested, others were still uploading the video to YouTube and other online video platforms.

A Washington Post search of keywords related to the event, such as “New Zealand,” surfaced a long list of videos, many of which were lengthy and uncensored views of the massacre. SHIBANI

MICK TSIKAS (AAP IMAGE VIA AP)

People lay flowers at Christchurch’s Botanic Gardens on Sunday to mourn the 50 mosque massacre victims.

VINCENT THIAN (AP)

NEW ZEALAND Forty years ago, Haji Daoud Nabi fled war in his native Afghanistan and resettled his family in New Zealand.

In his new home, he would come to run an Afghan Association, welcoming other refugees and attending Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch, where he usually sat in the front row, his son told reporters.

But on Friday, Nabi, 71, was late, so he took a seat in the back — placing him on the front lines of New Zealand’s deadliest mass shooting in recent history.

When a gunman stormed the mosque just before evening prayers began, Nabi reportedly shielded a family friend from the gunfire, his son said. The friend survived; Nabi did not.

At least 50 people were killed Friday in a rampage at two mosques in Christchurch, on New Zealand’s South Island.

Officials have yet to release the 50 victims’ names, but friends and family members have slowly begun to identify loved ones who perished.

The Red Cross New Zealand is maintaining a list of names online of those who have not yet been accounted for. The list is color-coded: orange for “missing” and green for “I am alive.”

In the absence of information from officials, some have learned of their loved ones’ deaths from those who witnessed the massacre or its aftermath. Others, like Haji Daoud Nabi’s family, confirmed that their relatives or friends were dead by watching the live-streamed video of the massacre.

Several students from the local high school had been excused from class to attend Friday prayers, school officials said in a statement. One boy, 14-year-old

A woman who lost her husband during the attacks cries Saturday.

Friends of a missing man grieve Sunday outside a refuge center.

Sayyad Milne, was at Al Noor when the shooting began.

“I’ve lost my little boy,” his father, John Milne, told the New Zealand Herald. “I haven’t heard officially yet that he’s actually passed, but I know he has, because he was seen.”

Abdulrahman Hashi, 60, a preacher at Dar Al Hijrah Mosque in Minneapolis, told The Washington Post that his 4-year-old nephew was among those killed. He received a phone call Friday morning from his

brother-in-law Adan Ibrahin Dirie, who was in the hospital with gunshot wounds. Dirie had been worshiping in Christchurch that morning with his five children when the gunman opened fire. The youngest, Abdullahi, was killed.

Pakistan’s foreign minister, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, said the confirmed Pakistani dead include 48-year-old Naeem Rashid and his 21-year-old son, Talha Naeem, The Associated Press reported.

Pakistani man who tried to stop New Zealand mosque shooter to be given national award

New Zealand’s largest gun show canceled following Christchurch terror attacks

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Doomed Max 8 jetliners encountered parallel issues, data show ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA Preliminary information from the flight data recorder of an Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed a week ago and killed 157 people shows “clear similarities” with an earlier disaster involving the same kind of Boeing aircraft in Indonesia, Ethiopia’s

transport minister said Sunday.

The disclosure came as thousands marched in the capital of Addis Ababa, accompanying 17 empty caskets at a funeral for the Ethiopian victims of Flight 302. The caskets were empty because authorities have said that recovering and identifying the remains will take months.

The service came one day after officials began delivering bags of scorched earth from the crash site to family members of the

SAMUEL HABTAB (AFP/GETTY IMAGES)

Similarities found in Boeing crashes Relatives of victims grieve over empty caskets in Addis Ababa on Sunday.

victims because of the problems with identifying the remains.

The crash of Ethiopian Flight 302 on March 10 and that of a Lion Air plane in Indonesia in

Palestinian kills an Israeli, seriously wounds 2 others in West Bank shooting, stabbing spree

October — both of them Boeing 737 Max 8 jetliners — have prompted the U.S. and other countries to ground the aircraft.

Information collected so far

from the flight data recorder has indicated “clear similarities” between both crashes, Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges told reporters.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration already has said satellite-based tracking data showed that the movements of Flight 302 were similar to those of Lion Air Flight 610, which crashed off Indonesia, killing 189 people.

Both planes flew with erratic altitude changes that could indicate the pilots struggled to control them. Shortly after their takeoffs, both crews tried to return to the airports but crashed. Suspicions emerged that faulty sensors and software may have contributed to the crashes. ELIAS MESERET (AP)

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Belmont, Temple, Arizona and St. Johns were the last four teams into the field (pages 1213). All bubble teams are flawed, but these three that just missed out were the biggest snubs.

Here’s the outlook for the six NCAA tournament teams from Maryland and Virginia

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3 Alabama (18-15)

No. 1 Virginia

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NCAA Tournament history: The Cavaliers became the first No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 16 seed last year, falling to UMBC 74-54. The furthest Virginia has gone under coach Tony Bennett is the Elite Eight in 2016.

NCAA Tournament history: The Hokies were a No. 8 seed and lost 86-83 to No. 9 Alabama in the first round last year. Virginia Tech hasn’t won an NCAA Tournament game since 2007 and last made the Sweet 16 in 1967.

NCAA Tournament history: The Terps missed the Big Dance last season. In 2017, they were a No. 6 seed and were ousted in the first round by No. 11 Xavier. Maryland has made one Sweet 16 (2016) under coach Mark Turgeon.

Key to making a run: What’s different with this Cavaliers’ team compared with last year’s squad? De’Andre Hunter, who was injured at the end of last season. The sophomore was named the ACC defensive player of the year and is an extremely efficient scorer.

Key to making a run: The Hokies have the 12th-ranked scoring defense (62.0 points allowed) and a dangerous inside-outside duo with guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker and forward Kerry Blackshear Jr. Plus, guard Justin Robinson is set to return after missing 12 games.

Key to making a run: With 6-foot-10 sophomore Bruno Fernando, who had 20 double-doubles this season, and 6-foot-10 freshman Jalen Smith, few teams can compete with the Terps in the post. Maryland is sixth in the NCAA in rebounding margin (plus-8.8).

The Tide had nonconference wins over Murray State and Liberty, which both won their conference tournaments, and a big home win over Kentucky.

2 TCU (20-13) The Horned Frogs were in the top 25 after starting the season 12-1 but finished 7-11 in the Big 12. Their best wins were against Iowa State, which TCU beat twice.

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No. 12 Liberty

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NCAA Tournament history: Since making a Final Four run in 2011, the Rams haven’t made it past the first weekend. VCU missed the tournament last year and lost to No. 7 Saint Mary’s in its last appearance in 2017.

NCAA Tournament history: This is the fourth NCAA appearance for the Flames and the best seed in program history. Liberty has never won a tourney game and lost to North Carolina A&T in a First Four game in its last appearance in 2013.

NCAA tournament history: This is the Monarchs’ first appearance since 2011, when they lost to Butler in their first game. The last time ODU won a tournament game was 2010, and it has never made it to the Sweet 16.

Key to making a run: If Marcus Evans can play through a bone bruise in his left knee, the Rams can make another deep run like they did in 2011.

The junior transfer, who followed coach Mike Rhoades from Rice to Richmond, scored at least 20 points in three of his last six games.

Key to making a run: The Atlantic Sun champs are deep and balanced, with six different players averaging more than seven points a game and no one playing more than 30 minutes a game.

Junior Scottie James, who had nine doubledoubles this season, will have to come up big.

Key to making a run: The Conference USA champs beat Syracuse and won 15 of their last 18 games. ODU has something everyone covets in March: veteran leadership. Senior guards B.J. Stith and Ahmad Caver each average more than 16 points a game. JEFFREY TOMIK (EXPRESS)

Duke earns top overall seed

Virginia gets No. 1 seed for second straight year — third time in 5 years

Romeo Langford and the Hoosiers lost 12 of 13 games at one point, but they also racked up victories over Michigan State (twice), Louisville and Wisconsin.

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FIRST-ROUND UPSET ALERT A No. 9 UCF over No. 8 VCU: With 7-foot-6 Tacko Fall, who can dunk without jumping, and the one-two backcourt punch of B.J. Taylor and Aubrey Dawkins, the Knights are a fun team to watch. UCF has never won an NCAA Tournament game, but that drought is about to end.

SWEET 16 SLEEPER B No. 6 Maryland: The Terps have a favorable path with a potential second-round matchup against an LSU team in turmoil. Tigers coach Will Wade is suspended indefinitely as he faces allegations of being part of a pay-for-play scandal.

FINAL FOUR PICK

Duke’s Zion Williamson

C No. 1 Duke: The college hoops season revolved around Zion Williamson, and that won’t change now. The freshman’s knee looks just fine. He was a perfect 13-for-13 in a win over Syracuse — his first game back from injury — and scored 81 points in three ACC Tournament games.

West FIRST-ROUND UPSET ALERT D No. 12 Murray State over No. 5 Marquette: Ja Morant is eighth in the country in scoring (24.6 points a game) and first in assists (10.0 a game). The projected top-three pick in June’s NBA draft can take over games.

12 hours watching games at a Topgolf, and another year I set a personal record for fewest steps in a day by never leaving the couch. This year, I’ll be in Salt Lake City watching the first two rounds live. So when you’re ripping my bracket on Twitter (@Tomiksports), just know these picks were made with passion.

16 N.C. Central

FIRST ROUND March 21-22

1 Duke (29-5)

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FIRST FOUR March 19-20

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16 F Dickinson

11 Belmont

16 Prairie View A&M

11 Temple

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March 23-24

March 23-24

1 NCC/N.D. St. 16

81 VCU (25-7)

16 N.D. State

11 Arizona St.

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Virginia (29-3) 1 Gardner-Webb (23-11) 16 Ole Miss (20-12) 8 Oklahoma (19-13) 9 Wisconsin (23-10) 5

5 Miss. St. (21-7) 1 Liberty (28-6) 12

4 Virginia Tech (24-8)

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6 Maryland (22-10) 11 Belmont/Temple

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Regional games in Louisville, Ky.

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Villanova (25-9) 6 Saint Mary’s (22-11) 11

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3 LSU (26-6)

Purdue (23-9) 3

14 Yale (22-7)

Old Dominion (26-8) 14

7 Louisville (20-13)

Cincinnati (28-6) 7

10 Minnesota (21-13)

Iowa (22-11) 10

2 Mich. St. (28-6)

Tennessee (29-5) 2

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15 Bradley (20-14)

Colgate (24-10) 15

1 Gonzaga (30-3)

North Carolina (27-6) 1

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Iona (17-15) 16

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5 Marquette (24-9)

E No. 8 Syracuse: The Orange made the Final Four in 2016 as a No. 10 seed and the Sweet 16 last year as a No. 11 seed. Coach Jim Boeheim’s 2-3 zone is made for March, and Syracuse has almost the same team as it had in 2017-18.

12 Murray St. (27-4)

New Mexico St. (30-4) 12

4 Florida St. (27-7)

Kansas (25-9) 4

FINAL FOUR PICK

Michigan’s Ignas Brazdeikis

March Madness is my favorite holiday and every year I celebrate in a different way. One year I went to Vegas for a bachelor party, another year I spent

F No. 2 Michigan: The Wolverines beat Villanova, Purdue and North Carolina by a combined 63 points and have the third-best scoring defense in the NCAA (58.8 points allowed a game). Freshman Ignas Brazdeikis ended the regular season with three straight 20-point games.

Michigan State reserve guard Kyle Ahrens to miss tournament with ankle injury

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South FIRST-ROUND UPSET ALERT G No. 11 Saint Mary’s over No. 6 Villanova: The Wildcats are the defending NCAA champs and won the Big East, but they are vulnerable — as shown in losses to Furman and Penn. Saint Mary’s defense completely shut down Gonzaga in the WCC title game.

SWEET 16 SLEEPER H No. 5 Wisconsin: The Badgers missed the tournament last year, but made it to the Sweet 16 the previous four seasons. Led by do-everything senior forward Ethan Happ, Wisconsin won six of its last eight games of the season.

FINAL FOUR PICK I No. 2 Tennessee: The Vols are balanced and experienced, with five upperclassmen averaging doubledigits in scoring. Junior forward Grant Williams, the SEC player of the year, is a matchup nightmare in the post; he averages 19.2 points and 7.5 rebounds a game.

Midwest FIRST-ROUND UPSET ALERT J No. 9 Washington over No. 8 Utah State: The Pac-12 was horrible this season, which minimized Washington’s regular-season title.

But the Huskies are second in the country in blocks and have a top-30 scoring defense.

SWEET 16 SLEEPER

11 Ariz St./St. John’s

Ohio St. (19-14) 11

K No. 7 Wofford: The Terriers won 20 straight games to end the season, went undefeated in the Southern Conference, and finished ranked in the AP poll. Their only losses this year were to North Carolina, Oklahoma, Kansas and Mississippi State.

3 Texas Tech (26-6)

Houston (31-3) 3

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13 Vermont (27-6) 6 Buffalo (31-3)

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14 N. Kentucky (26-8)

Wofford (29-4) 7

10 Florida (19-15)

15 Montana (26-8)

Villanova beats Seton Hall 74-72 to win a record third straight Big East title

Iowa St. (23-11) 6

Georgia St. (24-9) 14

7 Nevada (29-4)

2 Michigan (28-6)

Northeastern (23-10) 13

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Seton Hall (20-13) 10 Kentucky (27-6) 2 Abilene Chr. (27-6) 15

Oregon beats Washington 68-48 to win Pac-12 title

Tennessee’s Grant Williams

L No. 1 North Carolina: Few teams play at a faster pace than the Tar Heels, who rank third in the NCAA in scoring (86.6 points a game). Coby White sets the tempo and became the all-time freshman scoring leader at UNC when he passed Michael Jordan on March 5.

North Carolina’s Coby White

Vegas gives Duke best odds to win NCAA title, followed by Gonzaga, Virginia and UNC

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Taylor to miss ‘significant’ time with knee, hip injury

Manziel will join Memphis in the new Alliance league

McIlroy emerges to win The Players Championship

Michael A. Taylor sprained his left knee and left hip, an MRI revealed Friday, and Nationals manager Dave Martinez said he expects the outfielder to “miss a significant amount of time.” Taylor, 27, exited Thursday’s spring training game against the Twins after making a diving catch in the second inning.

He stayed in for one more hitter before leaving the game. Before the injury, Taylor was competing with Victor Robles to be the Nationals’ everyday center fielder. Taylor was hitting well, with a .360 batting average in 25 at-bats, and had debuted a new swing that cut his stride. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Johnny Manziel signed with the Alliance of American Football on Saturday night and will join the Memphis Express. The quarterback’s rights belonged to San Antonio of the spring league, but that team declined to sign him and Manziel then was free to join any of the other seven clubs. He was awarded through the AAF’s waiver system to the Express, who have a league-worst 1-5 record. The 2012 Heisman Trophy winner at Texas A&M had his contract with the CFL terminated this offseason. The Canadian league said he violated his agreement with it, but has offered no specifics. (AP)

Rory McIlroy made two late birdies amid the wild theatrics of Sunday at The Players Championship and closed with a 2-under 70 to win the next best thing to a major. It required a major performance down the scary stretch at the TPC Sawgrass.

McIlroy could not afford to make a mistake over the final hour because of Jim Furyk, the 48-year-old former Ryder Cup captain who nearly pulled off a stunner. Furyk, one of the last players to get in the strongest field in golf, capped off a 67 with a shot into the 18th that plopped down 3 feet from the hole for a birdie. Eight players had at least a share of the lead in the final round. (AP)

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ANALYSIS If anyone was watching, the Wizards won a game Saturday night and Bradley Beal was spectacular.

It’s been difficult for the Wizards to attract much attention this year, at home and nationally.

Still, Beal plays on as the candlelight flickering in the darkness, shining as an all-NBA candidate.

“My very biased opinion, he’s all-NBA the way he’s playing,” coach Scott Brooks insisted Saturday. “He’s doing things that level of player does night in and night out. It’s not an every-othernight [thing], it’s not a two-outof-three nights. It’s every night he brings it.”

Beal is updating his résumé almost every night with new feats that justify his belonging among the top 15 players in the league.

On Friday, he scored 40 points, his fifth 40-point game of the year, tying Hornets guard Kemba Walker for most in the East.

Then Saturday against the Grizzlies, he did it again, scoring 40 in a win. If he keeps up this pace, he will end the season as the youngest player (25 years, 286 days) since 2013-14 to average at least 25 points, five rebounds and five assists on at least 45 percent shooting in 36 or more minutes, per Elias Sports Bureau.

Beal’s game is making a statement, but his candidacy for allNBA is being drowned out by his team’s performance.

Team success can be a deciding factor when it comes to individual awards. Although Beal’s impact should be undeniable — as of Saturday night, the Wizards averaged 10.4 more

Wizards guard Bradley Beal is averaging 26.2 points per game this season.

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The number of minutes Wizards guard Bradley Beal has played this season, more than any other player in the league. Beal is averaging an NBA-high 37.7 minutes per game and has played in all 70 of Washington’s games. (EXPRESS)

points per 100 possessions when he is on the floor — he’s not an actual wizard who can make that 30-40 record disappear.

In 2016-17, voters rewarded the otherworldly efforts of Anthony Davis despite his misfortune of playing for a losing team. That season, Davis averaged 28 points and 11.8 rebounds for a Pelicans team that went 34-48. He was named first-team all-NBA. Now Beal is having a similar season. With his back-to-back

Blazers’ CJ McCollum (knee strain) out at least a week

games of at least 40 points, five rebounds and five assists on consecutive nights, Beal joined Davis (Nov. 16-17, 2018) as the only players to do so this season. Also, Beal became the first player in Washington NBA franchise history to reach this mark.

He’s not only mirroring Davis. Pick any of Beal’s numbers during this career season and compare them with some of the game’s elite players.

Only Beal and Houston’s reigning MVP James Harden have made at least 175 3-pointers with more than 350 rebounds and 350 assists. Also, Beal and Milwaukee’s MVP candidate Giannis Antetokounmpo are the only players in the East to boast that 25/5/5 line and 45 percent shooting to go with a steal per game.

“I’m tired of seeing Washington and Beal,” Hornets coach James Borrego said. “So good luck to the rest of the NBA. Good luck trying to figure him out.”

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TV REVIEW As streaming networks race to overwhelm us with content, viewers wind up watching a lot of shows that are passably cool, possibly intriguing and still not quite ready for prime time.

Hulu’s “Shrill” and Netflix’s “Turn Up Charlie,” both of which arrived Friday, are the latest examples, made with everything their creators scientifically know about hit streaming TV shows at this particular moment, down to the requisite awkwardness, quirkiness and curated song choices.

“Shrill” stars “Saturday Night Live’s” Aidy Bryant as Annie, a Portland woman who writes calendar listings for the hip alternative newspaper and yearns to break free from that which confines her: the snide boss (John Cameron Mitchell) who won’t let her write essays; the emotionally stunted lover (Luka Jones) who is embarrassed to be seen with

her; the mother (Julia Sweeney) whose feelings of concern also entail a lifetime of undermining remarks about weight gain.

At a mere six episodes, “Shrill” lacks the space and depth to figure out what kind of show it wants be, which means watching as it checks off a laundry list of current concerns, which, besides fat-shaming, include dating rituals, sexism, workplace etiquette and basic rights.

This particular genre of dramedy can be reduced to a simple phrase: “Welcome to my world.”

It involves more portraiture than plot, absorbing us in what is felt in everyday encounters.

“Shrill” falls into a great, oatmeal-filled valley of dramedies; it’s neither better nor worse than much of its ilk and it’s rescued from oblivion by Bryant’s talent.

Less can be said for “Turn Up Charlie,” a clunky, eight-episode British dramedy that stars Idris Elba (“The Wire,” “Luther”) as a past-his-prime London musician who frittered away his one-hitwonder success and now subsists on low-paying DJ gigs.

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Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney’s latest traces the dramatic rise and fall of self-made billionaire Elizabeth Holmes, whose medical tech startup Theranos had promised to revolutionize blood testing.

2 ‘The Fix’ 10 p.m. today on NBC

O.J. Simpson prosecutor Marcia Clark is behind this legal drama, which stars Robin Tunney as a district attorney who lost a murder trial featuring a celebrity suspect — and is drawn back into the case eight years later.

3 NETFLIX

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In Netflix’s “Turn Up Charlie,” Idris Elba plays a washed-up British DJ who finds gainful employment as the manny for his friend’s tween daughter.

Charlie’s boyhood friend David (JJ Feild) has come back to England as a well-known star of American action movies, accompanied by his music-producer/DJ wife, Sara (Piper Perabo), and their tweenage daughter, a hellion named Gabby (Frankie Hervey) who chases nannies away.

Like in some movie that Dwayne Johnson already made, it falls to Charlie to try his luck as Gabby’s minder, while hoping Sara will help him restart his

music career. Early episodes lean on a tiresome series of mischievous mishaps with Gabby and missteps by the adults that fail as character-building charm offensives. Instead, the viewer quickly learns to despise the neglectful parents, the self-absorbed manny and the bratty kid all at once.

“Turn Up Charlie” is such a disassembled example of a “Welcome to my world” show that it ought to come with its own Allen wrench.

‘The Act’ Wednesday on Hulu

This new true-crime anthology series’ first season focuses on Gypsy Blanchard (Joey King), a girl trying to escape the toxic relationship she has with her overprotective mother (Patricia Arquette). (EXPRESS)

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James Gunn has been rehired as director of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.” Representatives for Disney and Gunn confirmed Friday that the writer-director will helm the Marvel franchise he’s guided from the start. Gunn was fired last July over tweets from nearly a decade ago in which he joked about pedophilia and rape. In a statement, he said he was excited to “continue making films that investigate the ties of love that bind us all.” (AP) Neil deGrasse Tyson will return to “StarTalk,” “Cosmos” after misconduct investigation

YouTube star Lilly Singh to host replacement for NBC’s “Last Call With Carson Daly”

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Remember when “Project Runway” was new, back in 2004, and a contestant made an edgy dress from corn husks? And mentor Tim Gunn uttered those immortal words, “Make it work”? It was a cultural phenomenon — and an extraordinary show.

Over the years, “Runway” faded into a less interesting

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Now, Bravo has reclaimed it for Season 17 (8 p.m. Thursdays). Model Karlie Kloss fills ex-host Heidi Klum’s heels and former winner Christian Siriano assumes Gunn’s mantle.

Kloss is charming, but it’s not compelling to hear her exclaim about “the power of fashion.”

The stilted Siriano does not yet have a catchphrase. Candidates from last week’s premiere:

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“Project Runway” now features, from left, Brandon Maxwell, Karlie Kloss, Nina Garcia and Elaine Welteroth. Kloss hosts; the other three are judges.

“Time is not your friend” and “I’m so excited I could pee.”

Yet this cycle is a joy because of the impressively diverse cast: a 51-year-old mother

of nine from Philadelphia, a Colombian fellow working as a housekeeper and a HaitianAmerican who’s had one of his coats worn by Cardi B.

Lori Loughlin will not return to “Fuller House”

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@DRAGNEELFAHAD, praising “Egg Boy” William Connolly,

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You are eager to do something different today from what has long been working for you, but do you dare break with tradition in this way?

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Your views are not shared by everyone, but those who do support your thinking are likely to come to your aid today.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may experience something of a rough patch early on today, but then it should be smooth sailing all the way to your destination.

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1980: Frank Gotti, the 12-year-old youngest son of mobster John Gotti, is struck and killed by a car driven by John Favara, a neighbor in Queens, N.Y. (The following July, Favara vanished, the apparent victim of a gang hit.)

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Paris Jackson was hospitalized in L.A. on Saturday following a suicide attempt, TMZ reported.

The outlet said that Jackson, 20, apparently slashed her wrists.

The Blast said she “lost a lot of blood.” She was released and is now home, per Us Weekly. Later on Saturday, Jackson responded to TMZ on Twitter, writing, “f--you you f---ing liars.” (EXPRESS)

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Dream starts training for career as party planner Khloe Kardashian said Saturday on Instagram that her brother Rob Kardashian’s 2-year-old daughter, Dream, threw her dad an early birthday party on Saturday. Rob turned 32 on Sunday. Khloe shared photos of Dream (but not Rob) during the St. Patrick’s Day-themed party, including a cake that said, “Happy Birthday Daddy.” (EXPRESS)

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“Mama” June Shannon and her boyfriend, Geno Doak, were arrested Wednesday after a domestic dispute at an Alabama gas station, TMZ reported. The former “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” star was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. Doak was booked on the same charges, plus one for domestic violence. (EXPRESS)

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Nick Bullen, who makes films about England’s royal family, told Fox News over the weekend that Prince Harry and Prince William are the ones feuding, not their wives, as has been rumored. “All brothers fall out,” Bullen said. “All families fall out. Their fallout at the moment is becoming public.” On Thursday, Kensington Palace said that Harry and William will be breaking up their joint offices at the palace. Harry and Meghan Markle will move their office to Buckingham Palace. William and Kate Middleton’s office will remain in Kensington Palace, where they live. (EXPRESS)

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Bethenny Frankel got stuck in the air while riding a roller coaster at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Fla., on Thursday. The “Real Housewives” star updated fans on the ordeal in since-deleted Instagram Stories. A rep for Busch Gardens told People that the ride “shut down briefly and guests were evacuated quickly.” That day, Frankel tweeted, “I love @BuschGardens ! It’s such a manageable fun park!!!!” (EXPRESS)

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