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A New York exercise class is bringing new meaning to the phrase “downward-facing dog.” A Rochesterarea veterinarian is teaching a dog-and-human class called doga (DOH’-guh). Dr. Danni Shemanski of the Hilton Veterinary Hospital tells WHEC that doga can improve dogs’ posture. It also provides people-pet bonding time and a chance for dogs to socialize. The classes are free but humans are invited to donate to a local animal shelter. (AP)
Cookies dropped off at a Maine day care center that staff members complained made them feel high contained no illicit substances, police say. Staff members at Watch Me Shine day care in Bangor reported feeling intoxicated after eating Valentine’s Day cookies left by a parent. The Bangor Daily News reports police seized the remaining cookies for testing. Police don’t know what caused the staff to feel funny and say no charges are pending. (AP)
A half-century after getting a divorce, a Kentucky couple plans to get married again. The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that 83-year-old Harold Holland and 78-year-old Lillian Barnes will exchange wedding vows on April 14 in Lexington. Their grandson will perform the ceremony at a local Baptist church. Holland and Barnes were first married on Christmas Eve in 1955. They had five children together before splitting up. (AP)
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Cat recovering after being rescued from fire All human occupants escaped safely Sunday from a fire in an apartment house in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Northwest D.C., and firefighters also saved a cat. Vito Maggiolo, a spokesman for the D.C. Fire and EMS Department, said the cat was “hanging on to something for dear life” when it was pulled from an apartment that was on fire. Firefighters administered oxygen, and by Sunday night, the cat was “vastly improved.” (TWP)
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THE DISTRICT The cherry trees at the Tidal Basin in Washington took advantage of the warm weather this past weekend. In a matter of days, the blossoms advanced one full stage and are now likely less than a week away from peak bloom. The blossoms need warm weather to sprout, and Friday and Saturday were just what the cherry trees needed. Temperatures got up to 77 degrees on Friday and 60 degrees on Saturday. It finally felt like spring. The Yoshino cherry trees at the Tidal Basin hit the fifth stage of development on Sunday, called puffy white. The next stage is peak bloom, which should occur before the end of the week. It’s not going to be “warm,” but highs in the 60s today and Wednesday, and in the 50s on Thursday and Friday, should be enough to push the blossoms to bloom by this weekend. But with rain (and maybe even
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MARYLAND Cybersecurity experts are asking lawmakers to bring Maryland’s ballot access laws — which they say prioritize accessibility to an extent that makes the voting system vulnerable to hacking — in line with other states ahead of November’s elections. Information revealed last month by special counsel Robert Mueller about Russian interference in the political process highlights the need for states to examine the security of voting systems, advocates and computer scientists warn. But legislators say they must balance those concerns with ensuring ballots can be easily obtained by all eligible Marylanders who want to vote. “There is a tension there,” said state Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan, DMontgomery. “With all the news of election tampering in 2016, it’s critically important that voters have confidence in the security and accuracy of our elections. … We are also a fairly progressive state that wants to make it reasonably easy for people to vote.” Maryland is one of three states in which any resident can receive their ballot online and the only state in which there is no
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signature verification process required by law, advocates said. Russians “have already demonstrated that they have all of the tools they would need, and know how to use them, to impersonate real Maryland voters,” Rebecca Wilson of the nonpartisan group SAVE Our Votes said during a committee hearing in the state Senate last month. Nikki Charlson, deputy administrator of the Maryland State Board of Elections, said the General Assembly made “a policy decision” that every absentee voter should be able to receive a ballot electronically upon request. The board has worked to “make sure that system is secure,” she said. “We would not offer a system if we didn’t think it was secure for voters to use,” Charlson said.
Several Facebook users who sued Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan for blocking them on his official Facebook page after they made critical comments have reached a settlement in the case, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland. The state will pay $65,000 and devise a new social media policy that oversees the governor’s page, create a separate Facebook page where constituents can raise issues and set up an appeal process for those who feel their comments have been improperly deleted. The settlement is one of the first in the country to require an elected official to establish a new social media policy.
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WHITE HOUSE | President Trump and first lady Melania Trump blow whistles Monday to start a race at the 140th annual White House Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn. In all, the White House said it expected nearly 30,000 adults and children at the event, a tradition since 1878.
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More than 50 people were taken to hospitals from a downtown Washington hotel Sunday night after about a dozen showed gastrointestinal symptoms, authorities said. All were described as being in stable condition. The majority of the 50 were taken as a precaution, said Vito Maggiolo, a spokesman for the D.C. Fire and Emergency Services Department. Before arriving in Washington, the group had been in New York, Maggiolo said and some of them had showed symptoms before arriving here. “We don’t have any reason to believe” the symptoms originated in D.C. he said. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
A Facebook page claiming to be the Republican Party of Virginia Beach promoted a debunked theory over the weekend that the Holocaust could have been prevented if Jewish people had guns. Republican Party of Virginia Beach Chairwoman Tina Mapes said the page is a copycat and not official; she also denounced its posts. The Saturday morning post was directed at students who have walked out of school in recent weeks in response to the school shooting in Parkland, Fla., and have called for stricter gun laws. Page operator James Cohen said it was posted by someone else and was an accident. (AP/TWP)
A massive Confederate battle flag has been raised just off a major highway outside Charlottesville. A group called The Virginia Flaggers said it raised the 30-by-50 foot flag Saturday on private property just off Interstate 64. The flagpole is 120 feet high. The group calls the flag the “Charlottesville I-64 Spirit of Defiance Memorial Battle Flag.” It says the flag is a response to the city of Charlottesville’s vote to remove statues of Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and “Stonewall” Jackson. The controversy over the statues helped draw protests that culminated in a white nationalist rally in August that turned deadly. (AP)
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ECONOMY First, the United States imposed a tax on Chinese steel and aluminum. Then, China counterpunched Monday with tariffs on a host of U.S. products, including apples, pork and ginseng. On Wall Street, the stock market buckled on the prospect of an all-out trade war between the world’s two biggest economies. But it hasn’t come to that — yet. “We’re in a trade slap-fight right now,” not a trade war, said Derek Scissors, a China scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. China is a relatively insignificant supplier of steel and aluminum to the United States. And the $3 billion in U.S. products that Beijing targeted Monday amount to barely 2 percent of American goods exported to China. But the dispute could escalate, and quickly. Already, in a separate move, the U.S. is drawing up a list of about $50 billion in Chinese imports to tax in an effort to punish Beijing for stealing U.S. technology or forcing U.S. companies to hand over trade secrets. China could respond by targeting American commercial interests uniquely dependent on the Chinese market: the aircraft giant Boeing, for example, and soybean farmers.
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Trade tensions between the U.S. and China escalated Monday, with Beijing slapping tariffs on $3 billion in U.S. products, including pork and apples.
The possibility that the U.S. and China will descend into a fullblown trade war knocked the Dow Jones industrial average down as much as 758 points in afternoon trading. The Dow recovered some ground and finished down 458.92 points, or 1.9 percent, at 23,644.19. For weeks, in fact, President Trump’s aggressive trade actions have depressed the stock market. But many trade analysts suggested that the Wall Street sell-off may be an overreaction. China’s swift but measured retaliation to the U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs is meant to show “that it will not be pushed around but that it does not want a trade war,” said Amanda DeBusk, chair of the international trade department at the law firm
Hughes Hubbard & Reed. “It is possible for the countries to pull back from the brink.” “It seems to be pretty measured and proportional,” agreed Wendy Cutler, a former U.S. trade official who is now vice president at the Asia Society Policy Institute. “They didn’t seem to overreach, and they didn’t hit our big-ticket items like planes and soybeans.” Even if China’s tariffs don’t have a huge impact on America’s $20 trillion economy, they will bring pain to specific communities, such as American farm states, many of which voted for Trump in 2016. U.S. farm exports to China in 2017 totaled nearly $20 billion, including $1.1 billion of pork products. PAUL WISEMAN (AP)
A census in India’s Kaziranga National Park has counted 2,413 onehorned rhinos — up 12 from 2015. The census, carried out every three years, highlights a remarkable conservation success, given that there were only a few hundred rhinos in the 1970s, the BBC reports. India has controversially given park rangers extraordinary powers to protect the animals: In 2015, park guards shot dead more people than poachers killed rhinos. The census total is an estimate. Authorities say the population could be bigger, as some animals were concealed by tall grasses and reeds. (EXPRESS)
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The number of highly selective colleges to which Micheal Brown, 17, of Houston applied and was admitted, including all eight Ivy League universities. All 20 are offering Brown a full ride — and he’s also been awarded some $260,000 in outside scholarships. In addition to the Ivies, Brown was accepted to Stanford University, Pomona College, the University of Michigan and others. Brown has a 4.68 GPA, scored 1540 out of 1600 on the SAT, held multiple internships, and was on the debate team and in Key Club, The New York Times reported. (EXPRESS) Homicide rate in London on the rise in 2018; knife crimes to blame
DOJ sets quotas on immigration cases for judges IMMIGRATION The Trump administration will pressure U.S. immigration judges to process cases faster by establishing a quota system tied to their annual performance reviews, according to new Justice Department directives. The judges will be expected to clear at least 700 cases a year to receive a “satisfactory” performance rating, a standard that their union called an “unprecedented” step that risks undermining judicial independence. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has promised to stiffen immigration enforcement partly by moving to clear a backlog of more than 600,000 cases pending before the Executive Office of Immigration Review. Some immigrants facing deportation wait years for a court date, and are typically authorized to work in the U.S. to support themselves during that time, an arrangement critics view as an incentive to illegal immigration. According to the guidelines, the purpose of the new quota system will be to ensure “cases are completed in a timely, efficient, and effective manner.” Immigration judges complete 678 cases in an average year, said Justice Department spokesman Devin O’Malley, but he said some judges clear well over 1,000. O’Malley said the quota is the equivalent of three cases a day. Judges who fail to meet their quotas can appeal to supervisors. NICK MIROFF (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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1936-2018 Nelson Mandela’s ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, an antiapartheid activist in her own right whose reputation was sullied by scandal, died on Monday at 81. The woman many South Africans have described as the “Mother of the Nation” and a champion of the black majority died “surrounded by her family and loved ones,” according to a statement released by MadikizelaMandela’s family. Madikizela-Mandela was the second of Mandela’s three wives, married to him from 1958 to 1996. Mandela, who died in 2013, was imprisoned throughout most of their marriage, and MadikizelaMandela’s own activism against white minority rule led to her
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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, an icon of South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement, died Monday at age 81.
being jailed for months and placed under house arrest for years. “She kept the memory of her imprisoned husband Nelson Mandela alive during his years on Robben Island and helped give
the struggle for justice in South Africa one of its most recognizable faces,” the family said. H o w e v e r, M a d i k i z e l a Mandela’s political activism was marred by her conviction in 1991 for kidnapping and assault, for which she was fined. As a parliamentarian after South Africa’s first all-race elections, she was convicted of fraud. Still, she remained a venerated figure in the ruling African National Congress, which has led South Africa since the end of apartheid in 1994. Nobel laureate and former archbishop Desmond Tutu, a periodic critic of the ruling party, noted her passing by describing Madikizela-Mandela as “a defining symbol” of the fight against apartheid. CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA (AP)
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nation+world Kentucky, Oklahoma educators walk out over low pay, pensions OKLAHOMA CITY The state Capitol in Kentucky filled with teachers protesting pension changes and demanding generous school funding Monday, and thousands of Oklahoma educators walked out of classrooms in the latest evidence of teacher
rebellion in some GOP-led states. Many Oklahoma schools were closed Monday, and districts announced plans to stay shut into today, with teacher demonstrations expected to last a second day. Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed legislation last week granting teachers pay raises of about $6,100, or 15 to 18 percent. But some educators — who haven’t seen a pay increase in 10 years — say that isn’t good enough.
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Teachers protest in Oklahoma City on Monday for better benefits.
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Robby Pepper, Italy’s first robot concierge, will be deployed all summer at a hotel on the popular Lake Garda in northern Italy. Developed by Japan’s Softbank Robotics, Robby has been taught to answer a list of questions in Italian, English and German. The summer tourist season will give Robby a crash course in unanticipated questions, not to mention accents, which will help boost his knowledge, vocabulary and ability to answer questions. (AP)
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Rebels begin evacuating last Syrian stronghold Syrian state media said Monday that the largest rebel group in the suburbs of Damascus has begun evacuating its last stronghold after seven years of war, but the rebels refused to say whether they had surrendered. Residents inside Douma expressed fear that foot-dragging could provoke another government offensive like the one that killed nearly 1,600 people earlier this year. (AP) POLITICS
EPA announces rollback of car emission standards EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said Monday he would revoke Obama-era standards requiring cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. to average more than 50 miles per gallon by 2025, a move that could change the composition of the nation’s auto fleet for years. The EPA said it will work to come up with new standards. (TWP/AP) JERUSALEM
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The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and his aides walk up stairs at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tenn., on April 3, 1968 — a day before his assassination.
MLK’s unfinished legacy The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for many issues throughout his life, speaking out against systemic barriers holding back blacks, Hispanics, Asian-Americans and Native Americans. Fifty years after his assassination, some of these barriers have fallen — but others remain. Here’s a look at five civil rights issues King addressed during his lifetime and where they stand now. RUSSELL CONTRERAS (AP)
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King’s legacy regarding desegregation remains mixed, said Gordon Mantler, a professor at George Washington University. “Yes, the traditional spaces like lunch counters and restrooms were integrated,” he said. “But some lunch counters were shut down, and public pools became private.” And while schools became largely integrated in the 1980s, many have resegregated. In 1988, 44 percent of black students nationally went to majoritywhite schools. Only 20 percent of black students do so today, according to a study assessing the nation 50 years after the 1968 Kerner Report, which examined the causes of urban riots in the 1960s.
King’s participation in the 54-mile march from Selma, Ala., to Montgomery elevated awareness about the troubles blacks faced in registering to vote. President Johnson addressed a special session of Congress after marchers were attacked by white mobs and police, successfully urging lawmakers to pass the Voting Rights Act. By the 1970s and 1980s, the South had elected thousands of blacks to offices, compared to almost none in the 1950s. Black and Latino coalitions sprouted around the U.S. to elect people of color to local and federal offices — and eventually aided in electing the nation’s first black president.
King was assassinated in Memphis while coming to the aid of striking sanitation workers. Former U.S. Sen. Fred Harris of Oklahoma said the fight to reduce poverty remains one of King’s most significant unfinished goals. “There are far more people who are poor now than was true 50 years ago,” Harris said. The percentage of people living in deep poverty — less than half of the federal poverty level — has increased since 1975, according to a study marking the 50th anniversary of the Kerner Report. About 46 percent of people living in poverty in 2016 were classified as living in deep poverty — 16 percentage points higher than in 1975.
During King’s lifetime, landlords could refuse to rent to blacks and Latinos, and racial covenants and redlining allowed people of color to be excluded from buying homes in certain neighborhoods. After King’s assassination, President Johnson asked Congress to pass the long-stalled Fair Housing Act, which prohibited refusing to rent or sell housing based on race, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin. In the decades after the act’s passage, black homeownership rose by almost 6 percentage points. But those gains were wiped out from 2000 to 2015, when black homeownership fell 6 percentage points.
“I speak out against [the war in Vietnam], not in anger, but … with a passionate desire to see our beloved country stand as the moral example of the world,” King said in 1967. King had concluded that militarism, like poverty, was preventing the U.S. from living up to its ideals. Today, the U.S. remains involved in the war in Afghanistan, and maintains military bases around the world. Mantler said the nation did not heed King’s warning that war damages the nation’s moral authority. “Both parties fight to give more money to the Pentagon,” Mantler said. “It hasn’t changed.” And that support for militarism often comes at the expense of fighting poverty, he said.
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Poll: Most say U.S. hasn’t met civil rights goals ANALYSIS Fifty years after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., only 1 in 10 African-Americans think the U.S. has achieved all or most of the goals of the civil rights movement he led, according to a new poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Three-quarters of AfricanAmericans said there has been little or no progress on fair treatment by police, and more than half answered the same about fair coverage by the media, political representation or equal economic opportunities. Even when it comes to voting rights — the high point for perceived progress for all Americans in the poll — just 34 percent of blacks said there has been a lot of progress made toward equality. Another 29 percent said there has been at least some progress. “We’re going backward to where we’re starting to see more black males mostly getting assaulted by police officers unjustly and stuff like that,” said Kyla Marshall, 28, of Lansing, Mich., a state government worker who is black. The poll, taken about six weeks ago, found that 30 percent of American adults — 35 percent of whites and just 8 percent of blacks — said all or most of the goals of the 1960s civil rights movement have been achieved. Most of the remainder said partial progress has been achieved. JESSE J. HOLLAND AND EMILY SWANSON (AP)
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holding the first meeting in Washington, in the White House.” He added that no preparations for a meeting have been made. If a visit did come together, it would be Putin’s first since 2005. U.S.-Russia relations have been in a free fall since the nerve-agent poisoning of an ex-Russian spy and his daughter in Britain on March 4. The U.K. blamed the attack on Russia. Trump was slow to back that assessment, but the U.S. last week joined countries in Europe in retaliatory expulsions of Russian diplomats. ANTON TROIANOVSKI (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Life after Washington Baker enjoys new routine back in California, suggests it wasn’t Rizzo’s call to let him go NATIONALS Early Friday evening, a few hours after the Nationals opened their season in Cincinnati, their former manager Dusty Baker arrived at another stadium 2,300 miles away, where the hits make a metallic “ping” sound and the freshman second baseman for the University of California looks strikingly similar to a young Dusty. Baker placed a stadium seat on the concrete and camped out with a bag of peanuts. Did he catch the Nats’ opener, he was asked? “No, did they win? I saw they were up 1-0.” Actually, they won 2-0. Max Scherzer struck out 10. “Yeah,” Baker nodded. “I’m gonna miss that dude.” During a half-hour interview, it was the closest Baker, 68, would come to wistfulness or regret. Fired by the Nationals in October, following a second straight NL East title and a second straight first-round playoff exit, he felt shock, anger, resentment — and
even sadness, as he realized his last chance at a World Series title was probably gone. Until Friday, he had not spoken much publicly about the split. He did not want to until the anger subsided. Last week the Giants, the team Baker managed to two division titles and the 2002 NL pennant, named him a special adviser to CEO Larry Baer — a move that creates a neat triangle for Baker between San Francisco, his home near Sacramento and his son Darren’s games in Berkeley. “Sometimes you don’t like it, but they do you a favor,” Baker said of his transition. Eight days after falling to the Cubs in the NLDS last October, Baker got the call from Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo. Baker said there was no explanation for his firing, just a line about “going in another direction.” “He sounded like it was one of the hardest things he had to do,” Baker said of Rizzo. “So I didn’t ask for an explanation. ”
The tone in Rizzo’s voice led Baker to suspect the move was not the GM’s call, but that the decision had been made by ownership — a theory others have espoused. But Baker also recalled a conversation from when he was interviewing for the job in the fall of 2015 that made the firing last fall seem less shocking. According to Baker, the club presented him with a scenario in which he would groom a bench coach to be his successor after two seasons. Instead of the men the Nats suggested, Baker fought to put longtime right-hand man Chris Speier in the role. Speier didn’t get an interview for the
“You can make peace with it, but it makes you kind of lose some faith in mankind.” DUSTY BAKER, on what it’s like to be fired. The Nationals declined to offer the former manager a new deal after two straight first-round playoff exits.
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job that went to Dave Martinez, a longtime assistant to Joe Maddon. Unless Baker lands another managing job, the last of his 3,554 games — postseason included — will be the fateful Game 5 against the Cubs, the latest in a series of playoff defeats for Baker that included Game 6 of the 2002 World Series with the Giants, the 2003 “Steve Bartman” game with the Cubs and Game 5 of the 2016 NLDS, when the Nationals held a 1-0 lead over the Dodgers entering the seventh but lost, 4-3. The 9-8 loss to the Cubs in n Game 5 was, Baker said, “the e craziest game I’ve ever seen.” Itt had a pivotal passed ball, a pivotall catcher’s interference call and a pair of complex calls that wentt against the Nationals. It featured d Scherzer taking the loss in relief. f. Asked if he has spent any time e thinking about Game 5 in the e months since, Baker said no, then n added, “Was that my fault, too?” ” When it was suggested he mightt still have his job if a bounce or calll went his way, he brought up the e two-year time frame the Nation-als presented, and said he’s not so o sure. DAVE SHEININ (THE WASHINGTON POST))
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Eaton wins NL player of the week Adam Eaton was named the NL player of the week Monday, an honor usually given for a full seven days’ of performance. In this case, it was for Eaton’s first three games. He went 8-for-13 with two doubles, two homers and seven runs in a sweep of the Reds. Eaton had not played in a regular-season game since last April, when he tore his ACL in his left knee in his 23rd game of the season. Manager Dave Martinez has been careful to take Eaton out early in each of his first three games. (Washington’s game at Atlanta ended after Express’ deadline Monday). Eaton jogs out to his position slowly and walks with a visible limp but said he is just conserving his body. “I feel good,” he said, “I really do.” (TWP)
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During his first news conference with the Broncos, former Redskins safety Su’a Cravens said Monday that a specialist in Pittsburgh gave him an answer for the mood swings, personality changes and feelings that something was off last year: post-concussion syndrome. Cravens, who mulled retirement and sat out the season before being traded to Denver last week, said his love for football “never went away.” (AP)
Pitcher Miles Mikolas hit a home run and got the win in his return from a three-year stint in Japan, and St. Louis spoiled Milwaukee’s home opener with an 8-4 victory Monday. Mikolas (1-0) got his first big league hit in the fifth inning — a two-run homer off Zach Davies (0-1) that broke a 2-2 tie. The Brewers got seven hits and four runs off Mikolas over 5 ⅔ innings in his first MLB start in four years. He played 37 games for San Diego and Texas in 2012-14. (AP)
UConn announced Monday that forward Azura Stevens is giving up her last year of eligibility and entering the WNBA draft. The 6-foot-6 junior averaged 14.7 points and 7.5 rebounds for the Huskies this season after transferring from Duke. UConn’s season ended Friday with a loss to Notre Dame in the Final Four. The WNBA requires that players with eligibility left must turn 22 during the calendar year of the draft to leave school early. (AP)
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Brooks tells Oubre to fix defense first Coach calls for forward to keep effort up while 3-pointers aren’t falling WIZARDS The shots are there, and Kelly Oubre Jr. keeps taking them. As he elevates in open space around the arc, Oubre remembers the mechanics from last summer, when he reworked his jumper and improved as a 3-point shooter. But recently, something has been amiss. Over the past five games, Oubre has made just 1 of 26 attempts from 3-point range (3.8 percent). After the Wizards’ 113-94 loss to the Bulls, in which Oubre missed all three of his 3-point attempts, he pledged to fix his broken jumper. The Wizards visit the Rockets tonight and Oubre said Sunday he was “excited” to work on his shot before the game. Oubre shot 5-for-21 from 3 over the first five games of March. In February, he shot 0-for-6 beyond the arc in Philadelphia and 0-for-4 game in Orlando. Over the first 50 games of the season, he shot a respectable
39.5 percent while taking 4.2 long-range shots per game. In the 26 games since Feb. 1, Oubre has shot more (5.1 attempts) but his accuracy has dramatically declined (25.8 percent). “Just not in rhythm. It’s my fault, you know I got to focus in and lock in and fight through whatever mentally is going on up there,” Oubre said. Wizards Coach Scott Brooks would prefer that Oubre direct his focus in the gym to improving his defense instead of his jumper. “Yeah, you know what? He hasn’t shot the ball well but I’m more concerned about him getting blown by on defense,” Brooks said after the loss to the Bulls. “Seems like every time his man is scoring on him. He has to step up and start playing some defense if he wants to continue to play.” On Sunday, Oubre played less than 16 minutes but was on the floor for a first-quarter run in which the Bulls scored 14 straight and drained four 3-pointers. In the fourth quarter, he hacked at Jerian Grant in transition to give up a 3-point play. CANDACE BUCKNER
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Ouch! Is that just soreness, or an injury? Know the difference between good and bad pain after a workout EXERCISE No pain, no gain. We’ve all heard it, and some people wear it like a badge of honor after a workout. But is it true? Can pain really be a good thing? “Yes, in a way it’s true, but we have to distinguish between good pain and bad pain,” says Elizabeth Brooks, a personal trainer in the District. Muscle aches after exercise are often a sign of delayed-onset muscle soreness, which is the feeling we get when our muscle fibers tear (during workouts) and then repair (during rest and recovery). “You have to push past your comfort zone to get gain,” Brooks says. Even the most fit people can get muscle soreness if they do something new or add duration, intensity or external load to their exercise. But the problem with “no pain, no gain,” says Winston Gwathmey, an orthopedic surgeon at the University of Virginia, is that it can be tricky to distinguish between good pain and bad pain. Sometimes pain is caused by a traumatic injury and you have no choice but to stop the activity and seek medical help — like
tearing your ACL while skiing. But often sports injuries happen over time when people do too much, too quickly, Gwathmey says. “You have to let the body adjust over time.” Brooks says sometimes new clients come in thinking they can pick up where they left off as college athletes — two decades ago! “If you haven’t worked out for the past six months to a year, you are a beginner,” she says. That means starting easy with lots of body-weight exercises, focusing on the core and doing 20 minutes of no-impact cardio as the body — muscles, tendons, ligaments and bones — gets used to the extra stress. The goal is to create muscle balance and range of motion, Brooks says, so exercises can be performed accurately. Otherwise, bad pain is likely to be felt in the wrong place. Says Christopher Ricardo, a physical therapist in the D.C. area: “If you’re doing a situp, you should feel it in your abs, not in your back.” In other words, be mindful as you go through your routine that you’re feeling the mild burn in the targeted muscles as opposed to any joint pain. Watch also for muscular pain in a non-targeted area. “Also, if soreness or pain is affecting how you’re moving during your workout — that’s
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Discomfort in the area targeted by the drills
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not a good thing,” Ricardo says. It can cause you to use bad form, which might cause or contribute to an injury. In the end, it’s about listening
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A California judge has ruled that coffee must carry a cancer warning label, saying that coffee companies failed to show that benefits from drinking coffee outweighed any risk. But should we be scared? Nah. Scientific concerns about coffee have eased in recent years, and studies even suggest it can help health. The flap is about a chemical called acrylamide that’s made when the beans are roasted. Government agencies call it a likely carcinogen, based on animal research. The problem: No one knows what levels are safe for people. A cup a day is probably fine, says Dr. Bruce Y. Lee of Johns Hopkins. “If you drink a lot of cups a day, this is one of the reasons you might consider cutting that down. down.” (AP)
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to you to raise this. Go into the discussion with empathy and clear goals. Have a specific plan to help dampen the blow: If she doesn’t drive anymore, how will she get to A, B and C? The more logistical help you have already worked out, the better. Leave room for listening, because if she feels heard, it will be easier for her.
person — in secret. I hate it when friends get something I want. I am still annoyed my brother got all our parents’ attention growing up. I secretly am glad when things go wrong for people that had everything going right. My friends would say I’m kind and caring. And yet I’m resentful of them inside. It feels good to admit this, even if it makes me a bad person. ALWAYS JEALOUS You use your brother as a breezy example, but I’m guessing your family history probably plays a large role in bringing this about. Most of us have jealous feelings at some point, even toward people we adore. Their duration, intensity and frequency exist on a spectrum, with some of us falling prey to them far more than others. Your propensity toward this could have grown more severe for any number of reasons, just like the multitude of reasons that people develop depression, anxiety or a debilitating fear of mayonnaise. Admitting this is a nice first step, as is trusting me when I say it doesn’t make you a bad person. But you’ll have to explore the roots and work through them if you want to get better. A skilled professional can help. Send questions to Dr. Andrea Bonior at baggage@wpost .com. Andrea is a licensed clinical psychologist and hosts a live chat Tuesdays at 1 p.m. at washingtonpost.com. Your questions may be used in the chats.
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In a tweet Sunday, Ruby Rose announced that she and girlfriend Jess Origliasso have ended their relationship of nearly two years. “I can only be grateful for the experiences we shared,” Rose wrote. After more than a few followers speculated that the news might have been an April Fools’ joke, Rose added, “I would never use something so personal as an April fools joke.” (EXPRESS)
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Former “Bachelor” Arie Luyendyk Jr. and his fiancee, Lauren Burnham, drew ire Sunday with their April Fools’ joke. Luyendyk tweeted a photo of a woman’s stomach (presumably Burnham’s), writing, “Secret’s finally out, we have a bunny in the oven!” He followed up about 90 minutes later, exclaiming that it was an April Fools’ joke. Several fans pointed out that the joke was insensitive to those struggling with infertility. (EXPRESS)
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Kendra Wilkinson posted several Instagram videos Monday indicating her marriage to former NFL player Hank Baskett is over. “I will always love him,” the reality star said through tears in the videos. In further Instagram stories, she shared a photo from her wedding, writing, “I believed,” and a photo of an office, which several outlets interpreted to mean she was preparing to file for divorce. (EXPRESS)
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