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Police in Fairfield, Conn., are warning residents about aggressive hawks that have been attacking humans. Police wrote Sunday on Facebook that they have asked wildlife experts to come in and remove the hawks from one neighborhood after an incident last week in which a woman was attacked in her yard. They said the attacks follow a pattern of “hawks flying in undetected from behind a single person walking” and targeting the head area. (AP)

A college student in Michigan made the best of his state’s notoriously pitted roads by pouring Lucky Charms and milk into a pothole for a nighttime snack, mlive.com reported last week. Andrew, 22 (who, shockingly, did not want to share his last name), tweeted several photos of himself enjoying the cereal from a pothole near Trenton. “It tasted great,” he said. “If I was blindfolded I wouldn’t know if it was a pothole or a bowl.” (EXPRESS)

A Fort Myers, Fla., woman went the extra mile to save a tree the city had decided to remove — by marrying it. The Fort Myers News-Press reported that Karen Cooper and several of her friends held a wedding Saturday with a century-old ficus tree in Snell Family Park. Councilman Fred Burson attended the ceremony and vowed to save the tree. “If they cut down this tree,” Cooper observed, “I’m going to be a widow.” (EXPRESS)

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Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway hit comes to the Kennedy Center for 14 weeks starting June 12.

a party atmosphere, with people in chairs and sleeping bags in a haphazard formation hundreds of yards long. In the morning, some bought coffee and doughnuts that the Kennedy Center brought out just before dawn.

The Kennedy Center hosts Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hip-hop musical biography of the Founding Fathers for 14 weeks starting June 12. A members-only sale on Feb. 28 was marred by computer

troubles and high demand that at one point topped 80,000 users online. The demand seemed equally high Monday, but there were fewer reports of problems.

The online waiting room opened at 8 a.m., and almost immediately more than 70,000 users were queued in random order. The website seemed to be processing between 4,000 and 5,000 users an hour.

Some lucky patrons — including Michael Williams of Arlington — completed their purchases within minutes. Williams signed on to his computer at 7:58 a.m., and when sales began he was immediately in the online box office.

Many patrons were trying for tickets in multiple ways — some posted about buying tickets with their phones while waiting in the physical line. Steve Kullen of Port Republic, Md., wasn’t as fortunate. Shut out of the member sale, Kullen tried again, but his spot was in the upper 70,000s and he called it quits. “I think I can find better things to do than wait all day,” he wrote in an email.

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Adult slushies, Nathan’s dogs new for Nats The Nationals showed off what’s new at Nats Park for the 2018 season Monday, and Washington Post sports writer Scott Allen previewed the food options on his Twitter.

Nathan’s is the new hot dog supplier, and the change will bring with it corn dogs and more hot dog sizes. Also new are District Cooler adult slushies, above, in flavors like “electric lemonade” and “raspberry gin rickey.”

Allen reports that the new concepts Old Hickory BBQ and Italian Outpost will replace Kapnos and Catchfly. (EXPRESS)

Korean barbecue is coming to D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood, Washington City Paper reports.

The new restaurant, from the team behind Duke’s Grocery and Duke’s Counter, will be the first in D.C. to feature open-air grills embedded in each table. The restaurant, which is slated to open in early 2019, doesn’t have a name yet. It will open in The Shay, in the spot formerly occupied by the Kit and Ace store. (EXPRESS) @NATIONALMALLNPS VIA TWITTER

THEATER Toya Carmichael, Mary Dickson and Donna Campbell met last month at the Kennedy Center, where they waited for nine hours for tickets to this summer’s blockbuster, “Hamilton.” The group left empty-handed that day because only $600 tickets were left when they got to the box office window for the membersonly sale. But the wait wasn’t in vain, since the newfound friends hatched a plan to work together for Monday’s public sale.

“I’ve never done anything like this before,” Dickson said. The friends agreed to tag-team the next sale, getting in line 24 hours before the box office opened Monday at 8 a.m. and taking shifts to keep their place.

As a result, the team was at the front of a line of several hundred people that snaked around the Kennedy Center.

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Cherry blossoms reach 3rd stage of bloom cycle The National Parks Service tweeted Monday that the cherry blossoms have reached florets extended, which is the third of six stages in their journey to peak bloom. “Those pink and white blossoms can’t be too far behind,” NPS tweeted. After the cold weather last week, the blossoms were lagging, and NPS tweeted Friday that it now forecasts that peak bloom will be April 8 to 12. (EXPRESS)

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In 2015, Metro instituted a ban on issue-oriented messaging in its ads.

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THE DISTRICT A federal appeals court on Monday considered whether Metro’s policy barring issue-oriented advertisements on buses, trains and transit stations goes too far in keeping out all religious messages.

The case reached the court after Metro rejected a 2017 holiday campaign from the Archdiocese of Washington with the message “Find the Perfect Gift.” The planned banner ads featured a biblical Christmas scene and link to a website that encouraged people to attend Mass or donate to a Catholic charitable group.

A central question before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit: Can Metro allow secular advertisers to promote Christmas shopping and charitable giving, but not the church?

Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh was unrelenting in questioning Metro’s lawyer, Donald B. Verrilli Jr., and stated unequivocally his view that the policy is “pure discrimination” in violation of the First Amendment.

In 2015, prompted by security concerns over anti-Muslimthemed ads, Metro banned issueoriented messages as well as any related to religion or politics.

Ve r r i l l i , r e p r e s e n t i n g Metro, said that accepting the

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An image of the Archdiocese of Washington ad that wasn’t allowed.

archdiocese’s ads would force the transit system to accept other campaigns criticizing Islam, Judaism and Catholic bishops, which could cause “tension and divisiveness.”

Verrilli was pressed by the judges about why the archdiocese’s ads were excluded, but not a campaign featuring the Salvation Army’s signature red kettle and language about how the Protestant-affiliated charity can improve the lives of recipients.

The first time Baraka saw Calaya, something clicked.

The first time they got together, sparks flew. Now Calaya, below, a 15-year-old female western lowland gorilla at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo, is about to have her first baby, and Baraka could have his first surviving offspring.

Zookeepers are awaiting the birth of what will be the first baby gorilla there in nine years. Calaya became pregnant in August, and Melba Brown, Calaya’s primary trainer, said Thursday at the zoo that she is “literally in the birth window.” Brown said that she has done some maternal training with Calaya using a stuffed gorilla toy to prepare her.

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“Charitable giving as part of a message of proselytizing is not permitted,” Verrilli said.

Trappist monks, for instance, could advertise their beer for the holidays, but not in connection with an invitation to worship and embrace Catholic principles.

Broader litigation on this issue is still in the early stages. If the court sides with the archdiocese, the Metro board could be forced to rewrite its rules. ANN E. MARIMOW

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State GOP dumps a leader after Facebook remark Virginia’s Republican Party has booted Fredy Burgos, a member of its leadership who posted a Facebook comment last month saying that only Christians are fit to run for office. Burgos, above, was campaigning for Tim Hannigan to become the party’s committee chair in Fairfax County. Burgos was voted off the State Central Committee over the weekend, a state party spokesman said Monday. (TWP) MARYLAND

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The city of Alexandria and Airbnb have reached an agreement to collect taxes — the first such agreement in Virginia. Starting April 1, people who rent out their Alexandria homes or spare rooms on Airbnb will have to start charging an 8.5 percent hotel occupancy tax and $1 per night on all bookings. City officials estimate that the local portion of the taxes could bring in about $100,000 in the coming year. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Air Canada plane makes emergency landing at Dulles airport after smoke in cockpit; no injuries reported

Authorities say Austin Rollins, the student who fatally shot a female classmate at Great Mills High School in Maryland last Tuesday, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office said Monday that Rollins fired one fatal shot to his head during a confrontation with a school resource officer who also fired his weapon. The shot fired by the officer struck the gun in Rollins’ hand. (AP)

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According to allegations filed in court, aspiring Montgomery County firefighter Devin Robinson was drunk at the wheel on St. Patrick’s Day weekend when he raced past a Maryland state trooper at 126 miles per hour. Robinson later rammed the back of a different state trooper’s vehicle on Interstate 270 in Gaithersburg. The trooper whose vehicle was hit was treated and released. Robinson was cited for driving under the influence, reckless driving, disorderly conduct and other counts. (TWP)

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Emergency workers search for bodies and evidence Monday after Sunday’s fire at Winter Cherry mall in Kemerovo.

64 die at Russian mall; fire alarms didn’t sound Exits were blocked and PA system was off during Siberian disaster KEMEROVO, RUSSIA Witnesses say fire alarms were silent and many doors were locked when a blaze at a Russian shopping mall packed with children and their parents on the first weekend of the school recess killed 64 people in Siberia.

The fire at the Winter Cherry mall in Kemerovo, 1,900 miles east of Moscow, was extinguished by Monday morning after burning through the night.

Sixty-four deaths were confirmed after firefighters finished combing through the four floors of the mall, Emergency Situations

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Minister Vladimir Puchkov said.

Six bodies were not yet recovered.

Some of the dead were found inside a cinema, which one witness said had been locked shut.

Investigators and witnesses said Monday that emergency exits were blocked and a security guard turned off the public announcement system when he received a call about the blaze.

Officials said they didn’t know why that happened and they were searching for the guard.

On Monday, residents brought flowers, candles and stuffed animals to a plaza outside the mall, and local hospitals reported an influx of people wanting to donate blood for the victims.

Out of 23 victims whose bodies were identified, eight were

children, officials said.

Thirteen people were hospitalized. Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova said that the patient in the gravest condition was an 11-year-old boy who jumped out of a window from the fourth floor. The boy’s parents and younger sister died in the fire.

Some 200 animals are also believed to have died in the mall’s petting zoo.

Four people were detained in connection with the fire, including one of the mall’s tenants.

Investigators did not give the cause of the fire but said they have evidence proving “flagrant violations” that could have contributed to the loss of life, including the fact that the fire escapes were blocked. NATALIYA VASILYEVA (AP)

CDs and vinyl outsell music downloads The Recording Industry Association of America’s 2017 revenue report, released last week, said CDs and vinyl are outselling digital music downloads for the first time since 2011. Physical products’ revenue fell just 4 percent, to $1.5 billion.

Digital plummeted by 25 percent, to $1.3 billion.

Streaming services such as Spotify reign supreme, netting $5.7 billion and accounting for two-thirds of music industry revenue. The industry grew for the second straight year, but 2017 was the third consecutive year that digital downloads posted double-digit declines.

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NONSTOP FROM AUSTRALIA TO U.K.

The number of hours it took to fly nonstop from Australia to Britain on the first flight of a new regular passenger service. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, operated by Qantas Airways, arrived Sunday in London after setting off from the western Australian city of Perth. The new link with Perth — a 9,009-mile journey — is around three hours quicker than routes that involve stopovers in the Middle East to change planes or refuel. According to Forbes, Qatar Airlines currently has the longest flight in the world — a 9,032-mile, 18-hour trip between Auckland, New Zealand, and Doha, Qatar. (AP) Linda Brown, girl at center of 1954 Brown v. Board case, dies at 76

Egyptian voting begins; el-Sissi win is expected EGYPT Egyptians began voting Monday in a three-day election that virtually guarantees another term for President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, who faces only a token opponent in balloting that resembles the referendums held by autocrats for decades before the Arab Spring briefly raised hopes of democratic change.

El-Sissi’s challenger is politician Moussa Mustafa Moussa, who joined the race at the last minute to spare the government the embarrassment of a single-candidate election after several hopefuls were forced out or arrested.

Authorities hope enough of Egypt’s nearly 60 million eligible voters will participate in the election to give it legitimacy.

Polling officials said turnout Monday was around 7 percent, with Wednesday expected to be the heaviest day of voting.

El-Sissi is a former general who led the 2013 military overthrow of Egypt’s first freely elected president, the Islamist Mohammed Morsi.

The vote came amid the harshest crackdown on dissent in Egypt’s modern history: Unauthorized protests are banned, critical media voices have been silenced and hundreds of websites have been blocked.

Many Egyptians welcomed Morsi’s overthrow, and el-Sissi enjoyed a wave of popular support, but that has faded over the last four years. MAGGIE MICHAEL AND BRIAN ROHAN (AP)

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U.S. expels 60 Russians America joins European allies in retaliation for the poisoning of a former spy in Britain Stormy Daniels accuses Cohen of defamation

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COURTS Stormy Daniels, above, ramped up her legal battle against President Trump on Monday, alleging in court that his personal attorney Michael Cohen defamed her by insinuating she lied about an affair with Trump.

Daniels amended her existing lawsuit against Trump, adding Cohen as a defendant in the pending case. The move comes one day after the adult-film actress’s widely watched interview on “60 Minutes.”

She has alleged that she had a sexual relationship with Trump in 2006 and signed a nondisclosure agreement shortly before the 2016 election, receiving $130,000 for her silence. She has sued to break the agreement, alleging it was invalid.

On March 6, Daniels sued Trump and Essential Consultants, the limited liability company Cohen set up to use as a vehicle for a $130,000 payment to Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford. The amended complaint also names Cohen.

Besides accusing Cohen of defamation, the amended complaint broadens Daniels’ contention that the confidentiality agreement was illegal because it lacked Trump’s signature. The new complaint says the payment violated federal laws that impose limits on campaign donations and require those donations to be publicly reported. BETH REINHARD

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FOREIGN AFFAIRS The Trump administration on Monday ordered the expulsion of 60 Russian intelligence and diplomatic officers in New York and Washington and the closure of the Russian Consulate in Seattle, joining European allies in retaliation for the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.

Twelve Russian diplomats at the United Nations in New York and 48 at the Russian Embassy in Washington face expulsion by the U.S. government for what senior administration officials described as covert intelligence operations that undermine U.S. national security.

The U.S. government also ordered the Russian Consulate in Seattle closed by April 2. Senior administration officials said they believe it has served as a key outpost in Russia’s intelligence operations, in part because of its proximity to a U.S. submarine base, as well as Boeing manufacturing facilities.

Monday’s actions were in response to the March 4 nerve agent attack in Salisbury, England, which was blamed on Russia and critically injured a former spy, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter Yulia. The show of solidarity was especially notable because Britain’s plan to leave the European Union has strained relations with many of the country’s neighbors.

“We remain critical of the actions of the Russian government,” European Council President Donald Tusk said. “Additional measures, including further expulsions within the common EU framework, are not to be excluded in the coming days and weeks.”

All told, at least 21 countries have ousted more than 135 Russians, including 23 kicked out

The U.S. government on Monday ordered the Russian Consulate in Seattle to be closed by April 2.

earlier by the U.K. European policymakers acknowledged that the expulsions were limited in each of their countries, but they said the international sweep would force Russian intelligence services to think twice before conducting similar attacks in the future.

“The symbolism is the best way to serve a real, functional message to the leadership of Russia,” said a former head of a European intelligence service, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe the policymaking process.

In Moscow, a spokesman for President Vladimir Putin said Russian officials were analyzing the situation and would recommend “retaliatory measures” to Putin. “We already stated and reconfirm that Russia has never had any relation to this case,” Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

Peskov did not answer a question about how the expulsions would affect “the outlook for a Russia-U.S. summit,” the Tass news agency reported. The

Solidarity with Britain In addition to the U.S. and Britain, here are the other countries that have ordered Russians to leave. (AP) Canada: Four Russians expelled; three applications for additional diplomatic staff being denied.

Ukraine: 13 diplomats expelled.

Germany, France, Poland: Four diplomats expelled from each.

Czech Republic, Lithuania: Three diplomats expelled from each.

Spain, Netherlands, Denmark, Italy, Albania: Two diplomats expelled from each.

Hungary, Sweden, Croatia, Romania, Finland, Estonia: One diplomat expelled from each.

Latvia: One diplomat expelled, plus one Russian representative of a Russian company blacklisted.

Kremlin said last week that Putin and President Trump had discussed an upcoming meeting in a phone call, and Trump said they

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would get together “soon.” But senior administration officials have said there are no plans for a summit.

Russia’s ambassador to Washington, Anatoly Antonov, said he was called to the State Department at 8 a.m. Monday and informed of the expulsions by Wess Mitchell, assistant secretary of state for Europe. In response, Antonov said, he “stressed that what the United States of America is doing today is they are destroying whatever little is still left in Russia-U.S. relations,” according to Russia’s Interfax news agency.

In a statement, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the attack was “the latest in [Russia’s] ongoing pattern of destabilizing activities around the world. … Today’s actions make the United States safer by reducing Russia’s ability to spy on Americans and to conduct covert operations that threaten America’s national security.”

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A revelation in Pulse trial Lawyers for shooter’s widow say gunman’s dad was FBI informant COURTS The revelation that the Pulse nightclub shooter’s father was an FBI informant for 11 years before the attack has little bearing on the trial of the gunman’s widow, a judge ruled Monday.

U.S. District Judge Paul Byron rejected a defense motion for a mistrial of Noor Salman, who is accused of helping her husband plan his June 2016 mass shooting at the gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., where he killed 49 people.

Lawyers for Salman said that because prosecutors didn’t disclose that Mateen’s father,

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Seddique Mateen, the father of the Pulse shooter, was an FBI informant for 11 years before the attack.

Seddique Mateen, was an FBI informant until halfway through the trial, her Fifth Amendment right to due process and Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial were denied. The judge disagreed.

“This trial is not about Seddique Mateen. It’s about Noor Salman,” the judge said.

Salman, now 31, is being tried in federal court in Orlando. Her defense is scheduled to wrap up this week.

On Monday, an FBI agent testified that they considered trying to develop Omar Mateen as an informant, like his father, after investigating him in 2013 and finding no ties to terrorism.

Salman’s lawyers say the government’s belated disclosure about Mateen’s father prevented them from exploring the possibilities that Seddique Mateen was more involved, and that Salman may have been framed to hide the government’s mistakes.

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nation+world Regulators are probing how platform collected data about its users TECHNOLOGY U.S. regulators and state attorneys general are increasing pressure on Facebook as they probe whether the company’s datacollection practices have hurt the people who use its services.

The Federal Trade Commission confirmed news reports Monday that it was investigating the company. Separately, the attorneys general for 37 U.S. states and territories sought details Monday on how Facebook monitored what app developers did with data collected from Facebook users and whether

Facebook had safeguards to prevent misuse.

Facebook’s privacy practices have come under fire after revelations that a Trump-affiliated consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, got data on millions of Facebook users. That included information on friends of people who had downloaded a psychological quiz app, even though those friends hadn’t given explicit consent to sharing.

Facebook is also facing questions about reports that it collected years of contact names, phone numbers, call lengths and information about text messages from Android users. Facebook says the data is used “to improve people’s experience across Facebook” by helping to connect them

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Facebook took out full-page ads in newspapers Sunday to apologize for not protecting users’ privacy.

with others. But the company did not say exactly what it used the data for or why it needed it.

European officials also have

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Slain man’s grandmother calls for policing changes The grandmother of an unarmed black man killed by Sacramento police called Monday for changes in the way police confront suspects, such as sending in a police dog, using a Taser or aiming for an arm or leg when shots are fired. Sequita Thompson said at a news conference that police didn’t need to shoot 20 times at 22-year-old Stephon Clark. “They didn’t have to kill him like that,” she said through sobs. (AP)

also been investigating. Germany’s justice minister said Monday that she wants closer oversight of companies such as Facebook after a meeting with its executives about the abuse of users’ data.

Last week, a U.K. parliamentary media committee summoned CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify about how Facebook uses data, while U.K. Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham is investigating how Cambridge Analytica got the data.

In addition, the state’s attorney of Cook County in Illinois has sued Facebook and Cambridge Analytica for consumer fraud after revelations that the latter obtained data on millions of Facebook users.

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Stocks surge, gaining back some lost ground News that the U.S. and China are open to negotiating to avert a trade war gave the stock market its best day in more than two years Monday. The Dow Jones industrial average surged nearly 670 points, erasing nearly half the ground it lost last week and marking the biggest gain since August 2015. The gains were led by tech stocks and banks, which had seen big losses last week. (AP)

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ROSA KHUTOR, RUSSIA | Orange-toned snow blanketed the mountains Friday at a ski resort near Sochi, Russia. Other parts of Eastern Europe, including Romania and Georgia, were also treated to the orange snow.

Meteorologists said the phenomenon — which had skiers joking on social media that they were on Mars — resulted from snow over Siberia colliding with winds carrying sand from the Sahara Desert in Africa.

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John Wall is nearly ready to return, but the Wizards have only nine games before the playoffs.

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John Wall’s pending return may arrive too late to save the collapsing Wizards.

Washington lost to the dismal Knicks at home Sunday.

On a night when members of the 1978 championship Bullets team were honored, thoughts of the Wizards hoisting a banner seemed even further away.

The 101-97 defeat was the Wizards’ third straight loss. With nine games left, including one at home tonight against the Spurs (7, NBCWA), Washington looks like a tired team.

“We acted like we didn’t give a damn, honestly,” guard Bradley Beal said after losing to New York. “We thought that we could just show up and play because [the Knicks] don’t have anything to play for. We just thought it was going to be a cakewalk and they just smacked us in the mouth.”

The jarring reality is that Washington (40-33) is currently seeded sixth in the Eastern Conference, but

falling to eighth seems more likely than moving up to fifth.

The Wizards are just 11/2 games ahead of No. 8 seed Miami. (Actually, sliding in the standings could be favorable if Washington wants to avoid a first-round matchup with its nemesis in Cleveland, which currently has the third seed.)

The Wizards desperately need Wall to re-energize them.

The star point guard is nearing the end of his recovery from a Jan. 31 knee procedure.

The Wizards have gone 15-11 without their best player but have lost eight of their past 12.

The early emotional bump they got by pulling together in Wall’s absence is gone, leaving behind a sluggish offense. Wall’s high-end speed and sometimes kamikaze pace will be needed to prevent a first-round exit.

The Wizards say Wall is practicing well, and coach Scott Brooks figured his star’s return to full practice Saturday would give the team a shot of adrenaline. Washington still looked awful against New York, with Beal going 5 of 17

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from the floor.

The Wizards play five of their final nine games against non-playoff teams. Wall said Monday he still didn’t know when he would return, but when he does he should be most concerned with conditioning and chemistry. He has to spark some emotion in teammates who have long been missing it.

If Wall returns at his top level, the Wizards have potential to be feared around the East. LeBron James will never back down, but Cleveland looks awfully different from the team that reached the last

three NBA Finals. Secondseeded Boston is battered, with Kyrie Irving sidelined for three to six weeks after a knee procedure.

For the Wizards, a driving and dishing Wall would make all the difference, bringing the best out of 3-point shooters Beal, Otto Porter Jr. and Kelly Oubre.

The NBA playoffs begin April 14. If the Wizards are still waiting on Wall to adjust by then, they’re in trouble.

Katie Ledecky’s short but spectacular collegiate swimming career is finished. The five-time Olympic champion will forgo her final two seasons of eligibility at Stanford to embark on a professional swimming career, immediately setting her sights on the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo. “I feel like now is the right time for me to be making this transition and starting this next chapter,” she said. The Bethesda native turned 21 this month. She made her decision early in the school year but didn’t make it public until Monday. Ledecky won eight NCAA titles and helped Stanford win two national championships. Now she can take on lucrative endorsements and compete for money. p y WASHINGTON (THE WASHING NGTON TO POST)

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McPhee, 29, spent the past three seasons in Chicago, tallying 14 sacks. He posted a career-high 7.5 sacks in 2014 in his fourth and final season in Baltimore. He missed the final two games of 2017 with a shoulder injury and was released with two years left on a five-year, $38.7 million contract. (TWP)

Ex-Nats skipper Dusty Baker rejoins Giants as special adviser 16 years after leaving San Francisco

Yankees first baseman Greg Bird will have ankle surgery, be out until late May

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MLB The Nationals set their roster Sunday for opening day. On Thursday in Cincinnati, it will include eight relief pitchers and a four-man bench. The usual template includes seven relievers and five bench players — though “usual” means something different these analytics-crazed days.

The reasons for optioning Matt Reynolds and Adrian Sanchez to Class AAA Syracuse while keeping left-handers Matt Grace and Enny Romero and righty Trevor Gott are likely as logistics-related as they are strategic.

To cut either Grace or Romero — who throws 100 mph — would be to lose them forever. Both are out of options and would probably not clear waivers on the way to the minors. Sending down Gott, 25, would have left them with just one right-handed middle reliever — Shawn Kelley, whose health is a constant question. And,

Set for opening day

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after allowing no earned runs in 11 spring innings, Gott deserved a reward.

Jeremy Hellickson will join the big league staff before his May opt-out date and will take a spot on the 40- and 25-man rosters.

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See Spot run: How to jog with your dog What to know about taking on a four-legged exercise companion RUNNING Like a lot of runners, when Ducky Waite doesn’t get his regular run, he gets restless and antsy. The 4½ -year-old pit bull-Doberman mix gets into the trash or rams a chew toy into his owners until he gets some exercise.

“He is a high-energy dog, and as a runner I get that,” says his owner, Shauna Waite, a veterinarian at Columbia Pike Animal Hospital & Emergency Center.

“When we run, we’re both getting good exercise, and it keeps him in good shape.”

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A 2012 study in the Journal of Experimental Biology showed that canines also get the same “runner’s high” after intense exercise that people experience.

“Exercise is physical and mental stimulation,” says Noon Kampani, a veterinarian with AtlasVet animal hospital in the District. “It gives them an activity and burns energy. An exercised dog is usually a betterbehaved dog.”

But before running with your dog, consider these guidelines.

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a woman with young kids. I know her to be kind, smart, patient and relaxed. But she is none of these things with her kids. We have gone on outings and I have been stunned to see how she parents: nervous, bossy and making big deals out of the smallest things. I don’t know how to talk about this without seeming like I’m judging. BOTHERED But you are judging. (And I mean that in the kindest, most nonjudgmental of ways.) You’re allowed to have a reaction to her behavior. And pretending everything’s fine only postpones the problem, or worse, it makes you complicit in potential mistreatment of her children. But might she also just be highly anxious in these situations? Maybe the pressures of these Meet Who I’m Dating! outings have thrown her for a loop. Have a real conversation about it, starting with an open-minded “curiosity,” like: “Are you comfortable with these outings? You don’t seem quite like yourself,” or “I noticed how upset you got with Charlie about X. Is everything OK?” Having an honest and respectful discussion is the only way to figure out what’s going on — and if it’s a deal-breaker.

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It’s funny, but HBO’s new half-hour is also full of gripping drama TV REVIEW HBO’s “Barry,” a funny, violent, gripping and masterfully melancholy half-hour show that premiered Sunday, stars “Saturday Night Live” veteran Bill Hader as Barry Berkman, a former Marine living in the Midwest, who has been roped into the hit man business by an entrepreneurial relative, Fuches (Stephen Root), who sends him on jobs to kill people.

Barry, who probably suffers some post-traumatic stress from his combat time in Iraq, justifies these murders as doing the world a small favor by getting rid of despicable criminals. He’s highly skilled at the work and, for the most part, morally numb to it.

Fuches tries to cheer Barry up by giving him an assignment in sunny Los Angeles, where a Chechen crime lord has discovered his wife’s affair with her trainer. Barry reluctantly tracks his mark around L.A., eventually winding up in the trainer’s acting class, which is taught by

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a small-time actor named Gene Cousineau (Henry Winkler).

While observing the class, Barry is mistaken for a prospective student, and something about the theater speaks to him.

“Barry” is rich in all things — crime, violence, Hollywood satire — and its story moves swiftly along with a nail-biting degree of tension, sort of a “Breaking Bad” with 15 items or less.

At the crucial center is Hader, who gives a performance that is more about bottled-up rage and restraint than goofball antics.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may be required to make decisions today that affect others for quite some time.

Consider all possible outcomes.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You may be confused by someone who claims to be a close friend and yet disappears for days or weeks on end. What’s really going on here?

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You’ve got more on your plate now than anyone realizes, and you’re not going to be treated fairly until you explain it.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have a magician’s effect on the clock today, as time seemingly speeds up and slows down according to your will.

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others are

likely to see through you if you keep saying the same thing in different ways. They are after variety, and you can provide it.

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You don’t know how to do something that will be required of you very soon. You know where to get the help you need, so by all means don’t wait!

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You can have a great deal of fun today, even though the stakes are high. You sense no danger and are feeling adventurous.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) What

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Tonight, mostly cloudy skies and not as chilly as previous nights.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)If you spend even a few moments feeling sorry for yourself, you are wasting precious time that must not be wasted.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) An ally points out the error in your thinking — just before you put a flawed plan into motion. Make the necessary adjustments.

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AVG. HIGH: 60 RECORD HIGH: 86 AVG. LOW: 40 RECORD LOW: 20 SUNRISE: 6:59 a.m. SUNSET: 7:29 p.m.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You

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PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) As soon as you are persuaded that what you are attempting is indeed possible, your attitude will improve. Nothing can stop you now!

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1912: First lady Helen Herron Taft and the wife of Japan’s ambassador to the U.S., Viscountess Chinda, plant the first two of 3,000 cherry trees given to the U.S. as a gift from Tokyo.

1968: Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first man to orbit the Earth in 1961, dies when his MiG-15 jet crashes during a routine training flight near Moscow; he was 34.

1977: In aviation’s worst disaster, 583 people are killed when a KLM Boeing 747, attempting to take off in heavy fog, crashes into a Pan Am 747 on an airport runway in the Canary Islands.

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Beyonce spares zombie from Tiffany’s wrath

We wouldn’t have cared if she DID tell us Model Joanna Krupa and businessman Douglas Nunes are engaged. Krupa shared a photo of their hands — hers adorned with a ring — Sunday on Instagram, writing, “Just another weekend in the Krupa-Nunes household.”

The photo was the first time either had confirmed they are dating. TMZ reported that Krupa filed for divorce from husband Romain Zago in July, after four years of marriage.

In the April issue of GQ, Tiffany Haddish revealed more details about her encounter with Beyonce at a party, which she’s mentioned several times in recent months. “There was this actress there that’s just, like, doing the mostest,” the comedian said. “She bit Beyonce in the face.” Haddish continued, saying she ran into the actress (whom she declined to name) several times during the night, including once when she told Haddish to stop dancing. Haddish later offered to Beyonce to fight the actress. “[Beyonce] was like, ‘Tiffany, no. … That b---- is on drugs. She nott like that all the time. Just chill.’ ” A rep for Beyonce claimed to have no knowledge of the events. (EXPRESS)

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Chris Brown wrote a surprising comment on an Instagram photo of ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran and her new boyfriend, Victor Cruz.

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Rapper Killer Mike apologized Sunday for participating in an interview with NRATV about his support for gun ownership in the black community. “I’m sorry that an interview I did … was used as a weapon against you guys,” Mike said in a video on Twitter, addressing the young organizers of the March for Our Lives. He added, “I do support the march — and I support black people owning guns. It’s possible to do both.” (EXPRESS)

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