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Pedestrian killed Uber’s self-driving car tests are halted after a deadly Arizona crash 10

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‘Serial bomber’ A fourth blast, triggered by a tripwire, heightens anxiety across Austin 8

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Drivers on a Georgia highway had to hold their horses Saturday — because of a bunch of horses.

News outlets report that a total of 10 horses blocked traffic on Highway 78 near North DeKalb Mall on Saturday morning. Motorists came to a standstill as police blocked off traffic to keep horses and drivers safe. Little Creek Horse Farm confirmed in a Saturday Facebook post that it was its horses that had gotten loose. (AP)

When police opened a suspicious package that arrived at a Hoboken, N.J., church last week, what they found surprised everyone: a baby Jesus statue that was stolen almost 90 years ago.

WPIX-TV reports that a note inside explained that the sender inherited the statue, which had been in the family since it was stolen in the early 1930s.

“Knowing the story, I felt it should be returned to the rightful owner,” the sender wrote. (EXPRESS)

Even Chief Wiggum wouldn’t have fallen for this con: A driver in England who was pulled over by police last week tried to pass off Homer Simpson’s driver’s license as his own. Thames Valley Police shared a photo of the fake license featuring Homer’s name and a picture of him making his “D’oh!” face.

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The Kennedy Center says there are a significant number of “Hamilton” tickets left.

Tickets for Kennedy Center’s ‘Hamilton’ go on sale to the public at 8 a.m. Monday mislabeled ticket prices, performance dates that changed from selection to purchase, and high service fees.

“The way this was handled was so poor. I wouldn’t contribute to them again,” said Raymond Scalettar of Potomac, Md., a donor who tried for 12 hours to score seats only to come away empty-handed. “They screwed up royally.”

Kennedy Center officials say a significant number of tickets are still available for the 112 performances. Prices range from $99 to $199, with premium seats selling for $625. There will be 40 $10 orchestra seats sold for each performance, but further details about those tickets are not available.

The Kennedy Center declined to say how many members it has, and its executives declined several requests for an interview.

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THEATER In the Broadway smash hit “Hamilton,” it’s Aaron Burr who insists you have to be in the room where it happens. But Washington-area ticket buyers know you have to get to the box office first.

The Kennedy Center announced that single tickets to “Hamilton” will go on sale at 8 a.m. Monday, March 26.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s awardwinning hip-hop musical about Alexander Hamilton and the Founding Fathers is set to run from June 12 through Sept. 16 in the 2,362-seat Opera House.

Cue the collective angst.

The public sale comes a month after the arts center’s priority sale for members, a 12-hour marathon on Feb. 28 that attracted as many as 80,000 users to an online waiting room where the majority never made it to the front of the line.

Some who made it to the virtual box office encountered

Ticket guidelines Here’s what you need to know to try to score a ticket for “Hamilton” at the Kennedy Center: There is a four-ticket limit per household, and that limit includes tickets purchased during the priority sale for members.

Tickets can be purchased in person at the arts center’s box office, by phone at 202-467-4600 and at kennedy-center.org.

There is a 14 percent service fee per ticket for phone and online purchases.

Patrons may not park or sleep overnight on Kennedy Center property. (TWP)

arts center staffers have responded to many complaints and in several situations were able to fix problems.

Stephanie Trachtenberg, a retired schoolteacher, was in the process of buying four seats when she was kicked out of the online box office. It was almost two weeks after the sale that she was finally able to buy four tickets.

“For future events, I would not recommend this process. I spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to get tickets,” the Burke, Va., resident said in an email.

The Kennedy Center will use the same virtual waiting room for the March 26 sale. PEGGY MCGLONE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Cherry Blossom Festival gets new start date Because of the crowds expected in Washington for Saturday’s March for Our Lives rally against gun violence, officials have moved the opening ceremony for the National Cherry Blossom Festival to Sunday. Officials say the change will ease some of the extra burden on Metro and ensure visitors have “convenient access” to the ceremony. As for the blossoms themselves, the National Park Service tweeted Friday that they have progressed to florets visible, “the second stage on the journey to peak bloom.” (TWP)

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THE DISTRICT As D.C. Council member Trayon White, D-Ward 8, tried Monday to apologize for a Facebook post where he claimed Jewish financiers control the climate, new footage released by the city showed it wasn’t the first time he had made such remarks.

White also contended during a Feb. 27 gathering of top city officials, including Mayor Muriel Bowser and other Council members, that the Rothschilds — a European business dynasty and frequent subject of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories — control the World Bank and the federal government.

“There’s this whole concept with the Rothschilds — control the World Bank as we all know — infusing dollars into major cities,” said White, according to video footage. “They really pretty much control the federal government and now they have this concept called Resilient Cities in which they are using their money and influence into local cities.”

No one in the room challenged his remarks. Bowser wore a puzzled look; City Administrator Rashad Young explained the “resilient cities” initiative from the Rockefeller Foundation was

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D.C. Council member Trayon White posted a video on Facebook saying a recent snowfall resulted from “the Rothschilds controlling the climate.”

about helping communities prepare for disasters.

White’s views didn’t draw public criticism until Sunday, when The Washington Post published an article about his recent Facebook posting that suggested a brief snowfall in D.C. was “climate control” by the Rothschilds, who “create natural disasters they can pay for to own the cities.”

After initially standing by his comments, White was met with a blizzard of criticism and later apologized, saying he did not realize his remarks were anti-Semitic.

On Monday, the Council member fielded calls, texts and private meetings at City Hall, including with Rabbi Batya Glazer of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington

and Lou Dubin, a developer working on a project in Anacostia, which White represents.

“I’ve been in conversations with a lot of people from the Jewish community coming to the office, especially those who know me, showing their support to me,” said White, who was elected to a four-year term in 2016. “It has been a learning experience for me.”

It is unclear if the council will take any action to formally sanction White.

“I take his apology as sincere and that’s all I’m going to say,” Chairman Phil Mendelson said as he left the closed-door meeting with White. “There’s no question it was inappropriate.”

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Winter storms to usher in start of spring A pair of back-to-back nor’easters are revving up to hit the East Coast on the official start of spring, when they’ll merge into the fourth storm to slam the region in a month.

The National Weather Service said the bulk of the dangerous, wind-driven snow and sleet is expected to wallop New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and parts of Pennsylvania.

Sleet and freezing rain are expected this afternoon, the first day of spring. A winter weather advisory has been issued for counties north of D.C. for this afternoon and a winter storm watch is in place for most of the region tonight into Wednesday.

This watch indicates the potential for 5 or more inches of snow, but it is not an actual forecast for that amount. (AP/TWP)

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Over 125 local schools sign anti-gun letter

The leaders of more than 125 private independent schools in the D.C. area are calling on President Trump and Congress to enact “vigorous” gun control measures and warning that arming teachers — an idea the president supports — is “dangerous and antithetical to our profession as educators.” Participating in the plea is the school attended by Trump’s son Barron. The school leaders took out a full-page advertisement in Sunday’s editions of The Washington Post that refers to the Feb. 14 shooting deaths of 17 people at a Florida high school. (TWP)

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The remains of two ships, potentially from the late 1700s or early 1800s, have been found at a construction site in Old Town Alexandria. City officials said Monday that the ships were found near where a previous ship was found in late 2015 at a different construction site. The city said it will oversee an analysis of the ships before determining what to do with them. The ships were found on private property and are not currently open to public view. (AP)

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Four hurt in I-270 crash involving many vehicles Four people were hurt Monday in a crash involving about 20 vehicles, including three tractor trailers, that shut down southbound I-270 in Montgomery County for two hours. State police said an initial investigation found that a truck changed lanes and a vehicle behind it slammed on its brakes to avoid hitting it. That set off a chain reaction of vehicles crashing into one another. None of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening. (TWP) POLITICS

Md. House OKs stronger sexual harassment policy The Maryland House of Delegates voted Monday to strengthen the General Assembly’s policies on sexual harassment to cover lobbyists. It now goes to the Senate, where its fate is unclear. The measure would allow alleged victims of harassment to request an independent investigator and would mandate anti-harassment training for lobbyists as well as lawmakers. (AP)

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The lawsuit from Chloe Caras, filed in D.C. Superior Court, seeks $4 million in damages from the

“Top Chef” alum, his company Mike Isabella Concepts and four of his business partners: Taha Ismail, Yohan Allender, George Pagonis and Nicholas Pagonis.

In the lawsuit, Caras alleges Isabella and his partners called her “bitch” and “whore,” commented on the size of her buttocks and touched her without permission.

The treatment continued after she voiced concerns to Isabella, she said in an interview.

“Women generally do not make it into the higher management ranks of Mr. Isabella’s establishments and when Ms. Caras

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Celebrity chef Mike Isabella called the sexual harassment allegations against him and his company false.

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did, she became the target of extraordinary sex-based hostility and abuse,” the lawsuit said.

Isabel la a nd the others named in the lawsuit denied the allegations.

“Simply put, the allegations of an unwelcoming or hostile work atmosphere are false,” Isabella, his partners and his company said in a statement prepared by the Bascietto & Bregman law firm. “Harassment, discrimination, bullying, abuse, or unequal treatment of any kind whatsoever are not tolerated at MIC.” DANIELLE PAQUETTE (THE WASHINGTONPOST)

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Horses on farm seized after dozens starve, die Authorities are seizing the horses that remain alive on a Maryland farm where dozens were found dead or malnourished. Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis said he responded to a report about decaying horse corpses at the Quantico farm and found a dire situation, where starving horses had broken the sliding glass doors at the back of the farmhouse, desperate to find food. The sheriff said Barbara Pilchard has been accused of animal neglect before on the 2-acre farm she shares with her husband, Clayton.

The live horses will be taken to an undisclosed location. (AP)

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AUSTIN, TEXAS The hunt for the suspected serial bomber who has been leaving deadly explosives in Austin took an even more sinister turn Monday, when investigators said Sunday night’s fourth and latest blast had been triggered along a street by a nearly invisible tripwire.

Police and federal agents said that suggests a “higher level of sophistication” than they have seen before, and means the carnage is now random, rather than targeted at someone in particular.

“The game went up a little bit — well, it went up a lot yesterday, with the tripwire,” Christopher Combs, FBI agent in charge of the San Antonio division, said.

Two people have now been killed and four wounded in bombings over a span of less than three weeks.

The latest blast happened Sunday night in Austin’s Travis Country neighborhood, wounding two men in their 20s who were walking in the dark. They suffered what police said were significant injuries and remained hospitalized in stable condition.

The three earlier bombings involved parcels that were left on doorsteps and blew up when they were moved or opened.

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An official works near the site of Sunday’s blast in Austin, Texas, on Monday.

unexpected packages and also issued new ones to be wary of any stray object left in public, especially one with wires protruding.

“We’re very concerned that with tripwires, a child could be walking down a sidewalk and hit something,” Combs said.

Authorities said they are looking at a variety of possible motives, including domestic terrorism or a hate crime. Local and state police and hundreds of federal agents are investigating, and the reward for information in the case has climbed to $115,000.

“We are clearly dealing with what we believe to be a serial bomber at this point,” Austin

Police Chief Brian Manley said, citing similarities among the four bombs. He would not elaborate, though, saying he didn’t want to undermine the investigation.

While the first three bombings all occurred east of Interstate 35, a section of town that tends to be more heavily minority and less affluent, Sunday’s was west of the highway. Also, both victims this time are white, while those killed or wounded in the earlier attacks were black or Hispanic.

Those differences made it harder to draw conclusions about a possible pattern, further unnerving a city on edge.

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Courts refuse to halt new congressional maps Boosting Democrats’ chances of retaking control of Congress in this fall’s midterm elections, the U.S. Supreme Court and a federal panel on Monday rejected GOP challenges to a newly redrawn congressional map imposed on Pennsylvania by the state’s high court. The courts dismissed requests to throw out or halt use of the new map. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court had ruled that a 2011 GOPcrafted district map violated the state constitution’s guarantee of free and equal elections. (AP) ECONOMY

Trump to hit China with $60B in annual tariffs President Trump is preparing to impose a package of $60 billion in annual tariffs against China, following through on a longtime threat that he says will punish China for intellectual property infringement and create more U.S. jobs. The package, which Trump plans to unveil by Friday, was confirmed by four senior administration officials. Aides had initially presented Trump with a $30 billion package that would apply to a range of products, but Trump directed them to roughly double the scope of the new trade levies.

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Missing U.S. student found dead near fort Police officials in Bermuda said the body of U.S. college student Mark Dombroski, who was reported missing after an international rugby tournament, was found at the base of a Colonial-era fort in the British Island territory. Dombroski, 19, a member of the rugby team at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, disappeared early Sunday after a night of socializing. Authorities have not yet determined a cause of death and have not ruled out foul play in the death. (AP)

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nation+world Erdogan vows to widen Syria operation beyond Afrin and even into Iraq MIDDLE EAST Turkey’s president on Monday vowed to expand military operations across northern Syria and even into neighboring Iraq after his forces drove Syrian Kurdish fighters from the northern Syrian town of Afrin.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the two-month-long Afrin campaign was the “most important phase” of the military operation launched on Jan. 20, which is aimed at driving Syrian Kurdish forces out of areas along the border. Turkey views the Syrian Kurdish militiamen as

terrorists because of their links to Kurdish insurgents fighting inside Turkey.

Erdogan said Turkish troops and allied Syrian forces would now press eastward, toward the town of Manbij and areas east of the Euphrates River, including Ras al-Ayn and Ayn al-Arab, the Arabic name for the Kurdish town of Kobani. Those areas are controlled by U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish forces, and U.S. troops are stationed there.

“We’ll continue this process until we completely abolish this corridor,” Erdogan said. Turkey first launched military operations in Syria in 2016, and Erdogan has repeatedly said it will not allow a “terror corridor” along its border.

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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wants to expel Syrian Kurdish forces from Turkey’s border areas.

could also cross into Iraq to drive out Kurdish militants from the region of Sinjar, if the Iraqi government does not act against

militants in the area. He said his forces might also go as far as Qamishli, a Syrian town where the Syrian government controls the airport and a security zone.

The Syrian Kurdish People’s Defense Units, or YPG, withdrew from Afrin on Sunday after a Turkish thrust into the town center. They have vowed to continue the fight, using hit-and-run attacks against Turkish troops.

On Monday, the European Union’s top diplomat criticized Turkey over its military offensive in Afrin, calling on Ankara to work to halt the fighting in Syria.

A senior Kurdish official, Aldar Khalil, called the Turkish offensive an “occupation” that endangers the rest of the region.

Uber suspends self-driving cars after fatal crash

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KAZAKHSTAN | A train takes the Soyuz MS-08 spacecraft to the launch pad at the Russian-leased Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Monday. The spacecraft will transport a crew of astronauts and cosmonauts to the International Space Station. The crew includes American astronauts Andrew Feustel and Richard Arnold, and Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev. The Soyuz MS-08 is scheduled to launch Wednesday.

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TRANSPORTATION A self-driving Uber vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in a Phoenix suburb in the first fatality involving a fully autonomous test vehicle, prompting the ride-hailing company Monday to suspend all road-testing of such autos in the U.S. and Canada.

Depending on who is found to be at fault, the accident could have far-reaching consequences for the development of selfdriving vehicles, which have been billed as potentially safer than human drivers.

The Volvo was in self-driving mode with a human operator behind the wheel when a woman walking outside a crosswalk in Tempe, Ariz., on Sunday night was hit, police said.

The woman, identified as Elaine Herzberg, 49, died at a hospital.

Uber suspended all of its self-driving vehicle testing in the Phoenix area, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Toronto.

The testing has been going on for months as automakers and tech companies compete to be the first with the technology.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi expressed condolences and said the company is working with local law enforcement on the investigation. The National Transportation Safety Board has opened a probe into the crash.

The federal government has voluntary guidelines for companies that want to test autonomous vehicles, leaving regulation up to states. FELICIA FONSECA (AP)

Man accused of Tennessee church shooting in September indicted on 43 counts

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Lawmakers from both parties call for tech giant to testify about user privacy issues Senators are pushing for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear on Capitol Hill.

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TECHNOLOGY Congressional calls for Facebook to testify on Capitol Hill grew louder and more bipartisan Monday, as lawmakers demanded that the tech giant explain how a data analytics firm that worked for President Trump’s campaign obtained names, “likes” and other personal information on 50 million people.

The increasingly sharp and personal tenor of the requests — many of which sought an appearance by chief executive Mark Zuckerberg — raised the odds for a fresh round of potentially contentious hearings, following lawmakers’ intense questioning of Facebook and two other technology companies last fall.

“While Facebook has pledged to enforce its policies to protect people’s information, questions remain as to whether those policies are sufficient and whether Congress should take action to protect people’s private information,” wrote Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and John Neely Kennedy, R-La., in a joint letter to Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

In their note, which asked Grassley to convene a hearing, Klobuchar and Kennedy said the panel should invite Zuckerberg and also the top executives from Google and Twitter. Those companies also appeared in hearings in October and November, which focused on Russian manipulation of social media platforms to potentially affect the 2016 presidential election, but lawmakers now are aiming to grill Facebook on an even more sensitive matter: how it handles the personal information of its 2.1 billion users.

“A hearing featuring testimony with CEOs would provide the Committee the opportunity

to hear an update on the progress of these companies’ voluntary measures to combat attempted foreign interference and what is being done to protect Americans’ data and limit abuse of the platforms, as well as to assess what measures should be taken before the next elections,” they added.

Grassley has not yet scheduled such a hearing, and a spokesman did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Facebook has denied any wrongdoing.

“We are in the process of conducting a comprehensive internal and external review as we work to determine the accuracy of the claims that the Facebook data in question still exists,” said Justin Osofsky, the vice president of global operations, in a statement. “That is where our focus lies as we remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people’s information.”

Facebook has weathered heavy criticism after a whistleblower

Tech stocks tumble Major stock indexes fell by more than 1 percent Monday, dragged down by shares of Facebook and other technology giants. Facebook shares, which have been a key driver of the recent boom in technology, closed down by nearly 7 percent. Overall, the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped as much as 2.5 percent but rallied later to close down 1.84 percent. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down roughly 335 points, a 1.35 percent decline. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index, a broader measure of stocks, dropped 1.42 percent. The biggest losers were information technology, health care and energy. (TWP)

revealed over the weekend that Cambridge Analytica, a data analysis firm that worked for Trump’s campaign, may have accessed the personal information of 50 million Facebook users without their permission.

Before changing its policies in 2014 and 2015, Facebook allowed developers of apps to gain detailed information on people who downloaded apps as well as their online “friends,” including names, education, work histories, birthdays, likes, locations, photos, relationship statuses, and religious and political affiliations. Such information can be extremely valuable to political campaigns for tailoring messages, ads and fundraising pitches.

Cambridge Analytica gathered such information through a psychological testing app, called Thisis­yourdigitallife, which offered personality predictions and billed itself as “a research app used by psychologists.”

Facebook said 270,000 people downloaded the app. The New York Times and the Observer of London have reported that allowed the collection of data on 50 million “friends.” TONY ROMM AND CRAIG TIMBERG (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Democrats reject White House bid to extend protections for Dreamers in exchange for $25B for border wall

RUSSIA Now that President Vladimir Putin has overwhelmingly won re-election, some are wondering if he will try to stay in power in Russia for life. Chinese leader Xi Jinping recently did it, scrapping term limits — and was among the first world leaders to congratulate Putin on his victory Sunday.

Leaders across the former Soviet Union also have guaranteed themselves lifetime presidencies.

It wouldn’t be hard for Putin to follow suit. He would have to change Russia’s constitution to get rid of term limits, but he has both houses of parliament at his service to approve it.

Putin has faced this question before. In 2008, he had reached his limit of two four-year terms.

So he anointed loyal associate Dmitry Medvedev as his candidate for president, and Medvedev named Putin prime minister. As president, Medvedev changed the constitution to extend presidential terms from four years to six. Putin returned as president in 2012.

When his new term expires in 2024, Putin may find a malleable successor and create a new role for himself to run Russia behind the scenes. He’s not likely to do away with elections, because they give him democratic legitimacy in the West.

Putin laughed off taking a six-year break after 2024 and reclaiming the presidency in 2030. The 65-year-old responded to a reporter: “Shall I sit here until I turn 100? No!” (AP)

Myanmar leader Suu Kyi welcomed to Australia amid protests

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Trump touts death penalty for dealers POLITICS Unveiling a long-awaited plan to combat the national scourge of opioid drug addiction, President Trump called Monday for stiffer penalties for drug traffickers, including embracing a tactic employed by some of the global strongmen he admires: the death penalty.

“Toughness is the thing that they most fear,” Trump said.

The president traveled to New Hampshire, a state ravaged by opioids and which is also an early marker for the re-election campaign he has already announced.

He called for broadening awareness about drug addiction while expanding access to proven treatment and recovery efforts, but the backbone of his plan is to toughen the punishment for those caught trafficking highly addictive drugs. “ T h is isn’t about nice

anymore,” Trump said. “This is about winning a very, very tough problem, and if we don’t get very tough on these dealers, it’s not going to happen, folks.”

The president formalized what he had long mused about publicly and privately: that if a person in the U.S. can get the death penalty or life in prison for shooting one person, a similar punishment should be given to a drug dealer who potentially kills thousands.

Trump has long spoken approvingly about countries like Singapore that have fewer issues with drug addiction because they harshly punish their dealers. During a trip to Asia last fall, he did not publicly rebuke Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who has authorized extrajudicial killings of his nation’s drug dealers.

Outside a local firehouse that Trump visited before the speech, someone held up a sign that said: “Donald J. Duterte.”

“Drug traffickers kill so many thousands of our citizens every year,” Trump said. “That’s why my Department of Justice will be

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Mississippi Republican Gov. Phil Bryant on Monday signed the nation’s tightest abortion restrictions into law. House Bill 1510 bans most abortions after 15 weeks’ gestation, with exceptions for health problems that make a fetus “incompatible with life” outside the womb, or if a pregnant woman’s life is threatened by the pregnancy.

Pregnancies resulting from rape and incest aren’t exempted. (AP)

Negotiators from the European Union and Britain on Monday hailed major progress in the Brexit talks, but said they were struggling with how to keep the border between EU member state Ireland and U.K. territory Northern Ireland open to people, goods and services. The two sides also agreed on a transition period to ease Britain out of the EU, past its official leave date of March 29, 2019. (AP)

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Fighting opioids “isn’t about nice anymore,” President Trump said Monday.

seeking so many tougher penalties than we’ve ever had and we’ll be focusing on the penalties that I talked about previously for big pushers, the ones that are killing so many people, and that penalty is going to be the death penalty.”

The Justice Department said the federal death penalty is available for limited drug-related offenses, including violations of

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the “drug kingpin” provisions in federal law.

It is not clear if the death penalty, even for traffickers whose product causes multiple deaths, would be constitutional. Doug Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University, predicted the issue would be litigated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. DARLENE SUPERVILLE AND JONATHAN LEMIRE (AP)

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POLITICS President Trump’s attorneys have provided the special counsel’s office with written descriptions that chronicle key moments under investigation in hopes of curtailing the scope of a presidential interview, according to two people familiar with the situation.

Trump’s lawyers are moving into what one adviser called “crunchtime” — reviewing likely questions from special counsel Robert Mueller’s team.

The materials given to Mueller’s office include summaries of White House memos and contemporaneous correspondence about events Mueller is investigating, including the ousters of national security adviser Michael Flynn and FBI Director James B. Comey. The documents describe the White House players involved and Trump’s actions.

Investigators have told Trump’s lawyers that their main questions fall into two categories, the two people said: “What did he do?” and “What was he thinking when he did it?”

Trump’s lawyers expect Mueller’s team to ask whether Trump knew about Flynn’s communications with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the presidential transition. The records do not include Trump’s personal version of events, but a narrative of the White House view, the people said. CAROL D. LEONNIG (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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First weekend of the tournament produces oduceess all kinds of stunners, including first victory ctory ryy by a No. 16 seed and a 22-point comeback ebaack a k MEN’S BASKETBALL One word succinctly describes what’s transpired so far in the NCAA Tournament: Madness.

But even that’s probably underselling it.

There was a comeback for the ages by Nevada and an entire region left without a top 4 seed in the Sweet 16 for the first time in tourney history. The 16-seed winner, UMBC, fell short in its attempt to extend its historic run as underdog darlings. Oh, and defending national champion North Carolina is out, routed in its own state by Texas A&M. And that was just Sunday, when No. 1 seed Xavier was bounced, too.

A memorable, zany first two rounds — even by March Madness standards — set up what could be two more wild weekends.

“It’s what makes March Madness special and it kills the coaches because it’s so hard and you think you have a great team,” Kansas State coach Bruce Weber said.

Before the first tipoff Thursday, many experts deemed this tournament one of the most wide-open in recent history. It’s turned into a nutty, once-in-a-generation ride.

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a social media star out of their 98-year-old chaplain, Sister r Jean.

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The UMBC Retrievers rs became the first No. 16 seed in the he history of the men’s tournament nt to beat a No. 1 seed, defeating Virginia in the first round Friday night. By 20 points. Over the top overall ll seed eed and the unanimous No. 1 team in the AP poll. Including Xavier’s loss, it was only the fourth time that two No. 1 seeds were bounced in the first weekend.

The Retrievers’ run ended Sunday night in a 50-43 loss to ninth-seeded Kansas State, but not before leaving a lasting imprint on American sports.

“We put our name on the map.

We [gave] hope to teams that come to the tournament with lower seeds,” guard K.J. Maura said.

UMBC’s success story contributed to the unprecedentedly jumbled bracket in the South Region, where the highest-remaining seed is No. 5 Kentucky. It’s the first time in tourney history that a regional semifinal will be held without a top 4 seed.

Seventh-seeded Nevada added to that by matching the secondbiggest comeback in tournament

Upsets bring big bucks The NCAA Tournament makes more than $700 million in revenue, and conferences get rewarded with bonuses called units, annual sums that pay out for six years. The units are worth about $273,000 this year and increase year by year. Teams earn a unit for every game they play, except for first-round games for automatic qualifiers and the title game. So No. 16 seed UMBC’s upset of No. 1 Virginia didn’t just get the Retrievers an extra game. It brought $1.7 million for the American East to distribute among its schools. (AP)

history to beat No. 2 seed Cincinnati 75-73 after trailing by 22 points in the second half.

“That locker room right now, I’ve never seen anything like it

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in my life. It’s the happiest I’ve ever seen. It’s the happiest I’ve ever been in my life,” Wolf Pack coach Eric Musselman said.

The way reigning champion North Carolina got bounced from the tournament in an 86-65 loss to Texas A&M might have been the top storyline on a typical day.

It left coach Roy Williams with the most lopsided tournament loss of his Hall of Fame career.

It was also the second straight year the titleholder lost before the Sweet 16. And it happened in friendly Charlotte, N.C., where the Tar Heels hadn’t lost a tourney game since 1979. And in Detroit, Syracuse kept Michigan State from enjoying home cooking in a 55-53 win. The Orange’s trademark 2-3 zone held the talented Spartans to 26 percent shooting. GENARO C. ARMAS (AP)

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He has played in all 16 games just once in the past five years (2013).

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NBA Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue is taking a leave of absence from the team to address health problems that have included chest pains and loss of sleep.

Lue said in a statement Monday that tests have not offered a conclusive diagnosis nor a timetable for return, and he needs to “focus on trying to establish a stronger and healthier foundation.”

The coach said he will focus on a “prescribed routine and medication” with the goal to “come out of it a stronger and healthier version of myself so I can continue to lead this team to the championship.”

Associate head coach Larry Drew will lead the team in Lue’s

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A stress-filled season for the Cavs has taken a toll on Lue, 40, who led them to the 2016 NBA title after taking over for David Blatt midseason. They entered a Monday night game against the Bucks at 40-29, third in the Eastern Conference, and have endured roster shake-ups, injuries and other distractions as they

try to return to the NBA Finals.

On Monday, the Cavaliers got All-Star forward Kevin Love back after he missed six weeks with a broken left hand. But they will have to adapt without their coach for an undetermined period. LeBron James was asked how Lue’s absence would impact the team.

“We’re going to find out,” he said. “It’s tough.” (AP)

“It’s extremely unfair and it makes me angry for … women that I think go through this.”

MARTINA NAVRATILOVA, the nine-time Wimbledon champ, on realizing that the BBC pays her 10 times less than John McEnroe for TV work at the major, where he made $210,000 last year. The BBC said McEnroe has a larger role and gender isn’t a factor.

Astros, Altuve complete 7-year, $163.5M contract AL MVP Jose Altuve and the World Series champion Astros finalized a $163.5 million, sevenyear contract that guarantees him an additional $151 million over five seasons. Houston had club options to keep the second baseman, 27, for $6 million in 2018 and $6.5 million in 2019.

His new deal — announced Monday — keeps those salaries, adds a $21 million signing bonus and includes an annual salary of $26.2 million from 2020-24. (AP) NBA

If guilty, Wright’s ex-wife won’t face death penalty The ex-wife of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright won’t face the death penalty if convicted of killing him more than seven years ago in Tennessee, a prosecutor said Monday. Sherra Wright, who received $1 million worth of life insurance, has pleaded not guilty in the Memphis murder case. (AP)

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The 24-year-old had paid his dues in the minor leagues, so the Capitals wanted him around for the final quarter of the season. Still, cracking the lineup would be a challenge with two forwards ahead of him in the pecking order.

Then on Sunday morning, Boyd attended a pregame meeting in Philadelphia and was told he’d be in the lineup for the fifth NHL game of his career. The bigger surprise was where coach Barry Trotz intended to play him: between Tom Wilson and superstar captain Alex Ovechkin, essentially as a first-line center.

“Trotz talked to me before the game and just said, ‘Don’t worry about it, just go out there and play hockey,’ ” Boyd said. “I thought we did a decent job.”

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Travis Boyd, 24, was called up from Hershey on Feb. 27 and posted his first NHL point on an assist Sunday.

Washington’s first goal of what was ultimately a 6-3 loss. But right after Ovechkin scored, he pointed to Boyd, acknowledging the rookie’s slick move in earning the first NHL point of his career.

Evgeny Kuznetsov is doubtful for tonight’s home game against Dallas (7, NBCSWA) with an undisclosed “upper-body” injury that opened the door for Boyd in the first place. So Boyd could continue as his temporary replacement.

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Exercisers say boutique studios can alienate minorities and older, heavier people TRENDS After a few committed months of hot yoga at a studio in New York, Christina Rice had found her niche. So when the studio announced that it was offering teacher training, she signed up.

But she noticed something striking. There were 54 other women and men in the 10-week course, and not one of them looked like her. She was the lone African-American in the class.

“I did feel very isolated at times,” says Rice. “There were no teachers of color. I didn’t have another woman who looked like me, who understood my struggles, my insecurities.”

Boutique workout studios — specialized, exercise-specific gyms — are exploding in gentrifying urban areas. They include not only hot yoga but also CrossFit, Barry’s Bootcamp, SoulCycle and Orangetheory.

But some people have begun to question the differences between the studios and the neighborhood YMCA. Like the prices:

In Washington, a single 50-minute Barry’s Bootcamp class is $34. Spinning studio Flywheel charges $30. Solidcore, a Pilateslike workout, can run as much as $37.

And sweat through a class in one of these studios and it’s very possible that you’ll see it, too: many lithe young white bodies and very few people of color. Or older or heavier exercisers.

Leticia Long, who is AfricanAmerican and Hispanic, is struck by what she sees at SoulCycle and Orangetheory classes. “What is their messaging saying about aging? What is fit? What is beauty?

I look at everything from the signage to the marketing materials,” she says. All she sees is millennials. “How open and inclusive is that?”

SoulCycle chief executive Melanie Whelan described her company’s effort to maintain a team of instructors who give “riders a range of genders, races, backgrounds and personalities to identify with.” Barry’s Bootcamp

“Being the only person of color or fat person is a feeling of utmost loneliness.”

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declined a request for comment, while Flywheel did not respond.

Jessamyn Stanley, a North Carolina-based yoga teacher and author, describes the studios she has visited as anything but diverse. She tackles that in her book “Every Body Yoga.” The issue, she says, extends beyond race.

She’s often the only fat woman in the room as well, she says. And if you’re looking for a mature crowd, you’ll have to keep looking, too: By the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association’s reckoning, the average age

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“The messaging,” says Stanley, “is essentially: You’re allowed in this space if you are white, slender, able-bodied and less than 45, cis-gender and heterosexual.”

What makes such studios appealing, a spokeswoman for the health club association says, is “the sense of belonging, where everyone is ‘like them.’ ” What they foster is known in the business as “tribes,” spandex-clad warriors s r who feel a special kinship after e enduring burpees together. The tribe model encourages adher-ence, but it has downsides.

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Also, containers with silicone gaskets and lids that snap on all four sides are especially effective at keeping food fresh. There have been other userfriendly developments in food storage. Many manufacturers no longer make plastics with bisphenol A (BPA), the controversial chemical that has been linked to possible health risks.

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So I advocate for a few weeks before the school year ends.

The exact timing can vary depending on what you anticipate their individual challenges and reactions to be. But the more you have a specific plan for them to visualize — a tour of the school, an acquaintance who already goes there — the less scary and disruptive the transition will be.

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It’s not a wrong attitude, per se, but if she has any baggage about weight, she might be getting bruised — and you might be a little tone-deaf to it. But you wrote, so that’s a start! I don’t know what “keeps backing out” means — coincidental scheduling snafus once or twice? Or consistent, clear signals that she wants no part of this? — but it seems reasonable that if this is a departure from her usual shopping behavior, you should give her some space and go get those macrame crop tops alone.

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I love energy and I love excitement, and I think kids have the same. They have such a lust for life, such an honest and genuine attack on every day. And their emotions — they don’t hide how they feel. I think that’s really what connects me to young people: They’ll give it to you straight.

You wrote a children’s book that follows an undersized monster truck with big determination.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) It’s a good day to revisit old haunts, even if only in your memory. You’ll be able to see if things were really better then.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’re eager to get things done in a manner that puts others in their place — but that may not be the healthiest move.

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You’ll find yourself gravitating toward those who but a short time ago you would have been the first to avoid. Things change.

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1854: The Republican Party of the United States is founded by slavery opponents at a schoolhouse in Ripon, Wisc.

1942: U.S. Army Gen. Douglas MacArthur, having evacuated the Philippines at the order of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, tells reporters in Terowie, Australia: “I came out of Bataan, and I shall return.”

1995: In Tokyo, 12 people are killed and more than 5,500 others sickened when packages containing the deadly chemical sarin are leaked on five separate subway trains by Aum Shinrikyo cult members.

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“I burned it all, darling,” the rapper said. “I was like, ‘I’m going to find some s--- you care about and I’m going to start destroying that,’ which was his clothes.”

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