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A Florida man was re-arrested for burglarizing cars in the parking lot minutes after being released from jail. The St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office said Casey Lewis bonded out of jail Thursday, only to be caught by deputies burglarizing cars outside. Lewis was booked in the jail on burglary charges, then released a second time that day on bond. Treasure Coast Newspapers reported Lewis originally was brought to the jail on a grand theft charge. (AP)

A coconut was thrown on the pitch during soccer’s Edinburgh derby between Hearts and Hibernian on Saturday. Maroon and green smoke bombs were also thrown on the field before and during the first half of the Scottish Premiership game. “It is the first time I have ever heard of a coconut being thrown on,” Hearts manager Craig Levein said. “Who has got a spare coconut to throw on? Honestly, it is mental.” (AP)

Police say an Altoona, Pa., man awoke to find a stranger sleeping on his kitchen floor. Police arrested Brian Smith on Thursday. The Altoona Mirror reported that Smith was unconscious and surrounded by destroyed sanitary napkins. The homeowner told police it appeared someone had eaten some of his Krave cereal. He said his doors and windows were locked when he went to bed, but he noticed an open door the next morning. (AP)

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MUSEUMS The National Children’s Museum’s anticipated new home opens Nov. 1 in the Ronald Reagan Building in downtown Washington, signaling a new chapter for a beloved institution that has been closed for more than four years.

The fall opening is eight months later than promised, the result of unexpected construction delays. But museum officials are confident that the $15 million museum is now on track.

The space will blend the techfocused characteristics of a science center with core elements of a children’s museum, stretching the target audience to age 12 and connecting the entire experience with a dream motif.

“The children will have a magical moment of entry,” museum president and chief executive Crystal Bowyer said of the multiple-story Dream Machine, a structure of slides and climbers that starts the adventure.

The museum will open with a gala party Nov. 1 and a family day Nov. 2. Beginning Nov. 3, the museum will be open daily

The new National Children’s Museum will incorporate STEM concepts.

from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tickets, $10.99 for visitors older than 1, will be sold online. The museum hopes to attract about 500,000 visitors annually.

Originally named the Capital Children’s Museum, the institution opened in 1974 in a former convent on H Street NW. Congress designated it the National

Children’s Museum in 2003, and a year later the museum sold the property it had outgrown for $25 million. The plan was to reopen in a 140,000-square-foot space designed by architect Cesar Pelli at L’Enfant Plaza in 2008.

That project never happened, nor did a second iteration of Pelli’s design — that one on donated land at National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Md. Since 2015, the museum has been a virtual one, creating programs for D.C. public schools and public libraries.

The new space, at 1300 Pennsylvania Ave. — with nearby parking and a Metro stop — represents a return to stability, Bowyer said. “Whenever I’ve met with folks and told them our plans, they can see the possibility. They understand this is a very different project.”

The museum’s 20,000 square feet of exhibition space is on par with other children’s museums, Bowyer said. Its entrance is on Woodrow Wilson Plaza, and that space offers possibilities for outdoor activities.

“We have big plans for the future,” she said, “but this is our first step, getting the doors open and having these magical experiences for the kids.”

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Kebenei’s milestone highlighted a record-filled day at the 47th annual race, which drew about 16,000 competitors. Kebenei placed fourth in the elite men’s race. Ethiopia’s Jemal Yimer, 22, the defending champion, finished in first place with a time of 45:36.

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1947-2019 Michael Busch, a former collegiate football star who parlayed his esteem on the gridiron into a political career, and who as the longest-serving state House speaker in Maryland history helped shepherd laws that improved access to health care and legalized same-sex marriage, died Sunday at a hospital in Baltimore. He was 72.

His office announced the death. Busch underwent a liver transplant in 2017 for a condition he described as an adverse reaction to skin cancer medication.

He said he had been diagnosed with liver disease from nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, a condition he attributed to the medication.

He received a donated organ from a sister. Last year, he had heart-bypass surgery. In recent weeks, he was back in the hospital with pneumonia after a follow-up procedure for his liver transplant.

Busch, an Anne Arundel County Democrat, was a low-key but highly influential fixture in the state Capitol until his death.

He was first elected to the House of Delegates in 1986. Busch was regarded as a respected dealmaker, known for a folksy style that leaned heavily on consensusbuilding. He skillfully managed

Michael Busch was first elected to Maryland’s House of Delegates in 1986.

his party and his chamber, with all its egos.

Only the governor and Senate President Thomas Mike Miller Jr., D-Calvert, who has been in his position since 1987, held as much clout over the fate of legislation.

Busch made perhaps his greatest impact on health care, championing Maryland’s “all-payer” hospital system, in which all insurers pay a hospital the same rate for the same service or procedure. He also was a leader on broadening mandates for insurers well before the Affordable Care Act was signed into law in 2010.

He helped promote African-Americans and women

to leadership posts. Anthony Brown, a former delegate representing Prince George’s County and now a U.S. congressman, served under him as majority whip — a level of visibility that led to his later selection as lieutenant governor and election to the U.S. House.

Busch had a very public conversion on the issue of samesex marriage, and declared his support for it in 2011. Maryland began recognizing same-sex marriage while he was speaker.

Survivors include his wife, Cynthia Abbott “Cindy” Busch, and their two daughters, Erin Busch and Megan Busch; and three sisters. ADAM BERNSTEIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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35 rescue Chihuahuas need homes D.C.’s Humane Rescue Alliance has 35 rescue Chihuahuas that will be available for adoption in the D.C. area as early as this week, Washingtonian reported. The dogs, which range from 10 weeks to 7 years old, were among 140 rescued from a breeding operation in Hattiesburg, Miss. Of those rescued, 60 were sent to Loudoun County Animal Services, and just over half of those came to D.C. Claudia Roll, the Humane Rescue Alliance’s vice president of operations, said it’s unusual for the organization to get so many of a single breed at once. The alliance is now working on socializing the dogs, Roll said. (EXPRESS)

JUROR COMPENSATION INCREASES IN D.C.

The amount that D.C. Superior Court jurors will receive in cash for their service as of today. Court officials said the daily payment is rising by $10, up from $30 a day. The court also announced it was boosting jurors’ transit subsidy to $5 a day, up from $4. The payments apply to jurors who are on trials that last more than a day. The change marks the first increase the court has implemented in more than 19 years. Even before the increases, however, D.C. Superior Court jurors were among the most highly compensated in the nation. (TWP)

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Jury selection begins today for the trial of Daniel Beckwitt, who is charged with seconddegree murder and involuntary manslaughter in the September 2017 death of Askia Khafra, who was helping Beckwitt dig a network of tunnels underneath his Bethesda home when a fire erupted. Khafra’s body was found in the home. (AP) MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Serial bank robber strikes again, police say A man suspected of serial bank robberies at the same bank branch struck again last week, police said, but at a different branch location. On Thursday, police said, a man robbed a SunTrust bank branch in a Safeway supermarket in the Cloverly area. Police suspect that same man also robbed the SunTrust branch in a Safeway in Rockville on three Sundays this year. (TWP) HEALTH

Measles case confirmed near Pikesville, Md. A case of measles has been confirmed in Maryland. The case appeared to be the first reported in the Washington region amid a national surge in the highly contagious illness. Maryland’s Department of Health said anyone who might have been at an office building at 4000 Old Court Rd. in Pikesville between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on April 2 may have been exposed. (TWP)

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Trans women of color like Ashanti Carmon face pervasive threats REGION Ashanti Carmon was about 16 years old when she first stood out on K Street in the nation’s capital to look for sex work. Rejected by her family for her identity as a transgender woman, she was homeless and desperate.

In the decade that followed,

Carmon found support from a community of other transgender women in Washington. She fell in love, moved in with her boyfriend and sought jobs at fast food restaurants, her friends said. She started relying less and less on sex work, knowing how dangerous the streets could be.

But last weekend, she was back on Eastern Avenue, a popular strip for sex workers and a gathering place for transgender women, on the border between Northeast

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Woman’s killing highlights risks People gather to mourn Ashanti Carmon, who was killed on March 30.

Washington and Maryland. At 6:20 a.m. on March 30, police were called to the 5000 block of Jost Street in Prince George’s County, Md. Carmon, 27, had been shot multiple times and was

Two men shot to death in Capitol Heights, according to Prince George’s County police

pronounced dead at the scene.

Police continue to investigate her death and have not identified any suspects. It’s not clear whether the fatal shooting had anything to do with her being

a transgender woman. But her death has shaken the transgender community in the D.C. area, becoming the latest symbol of the pervasive dangers faced by transgender women of color.

“It doesn’t matter what the reason was at all,” said Earline Budd, a longtime transgender advocate who knew Carmon.

“This was a young woman, and she lost her life.”

Si nce 2013, at least 128 transgender and gender-nonconforming people have been killed in the U.S., according to a 2018 Human Rights Campaign Foundation report; nearly 70 percent were black trans women. SAMANTHA SCHMIDT (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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LIBYA The United States has temporarily withdrawn some of its forces from Libya due to “security conditions on the ground,” a top military official said Sunday as a Libyan commander’s forces advanced toward the capital of Tripoli and clashed with rival militias.

A small contingent of American troops has been in Libya in recent years, helping local forces combat Islamic State and al-Qaeda militants, as well as protecting diplomatic facilities.

“The security realities on the

ground in Libya are growing increasingly complex and unpredictable,” said Marine Corps Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, the head of U.S. Africa Command.

He did not provide details on the number of U.S. troops that have been withdrawn or how many remain in the country.

Footage circulating online showed two apparent U.S. Navy transport craft maneuvering off a beach in Janzour, east of Tripoli, sending up plumes of spray as American forces were ferried from the shore.

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The self-styled Libyan National Army, led by Field Marshal Khalifa Hifter, launched a surprise offensive against the capital last week, a move that could potentially drag the country back into civil war. Libya has been gripped by unrest since the 2011 uprising that overthrew and killed longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

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SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA | A memorial is displayed Saturday for the victims of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team bus crash at an intersection near Codette in Saskatchewan, Canada. The Broncos’ bus collided with a semi driven by a novice trucker who ran a stop sign one year ago Saturday. Sixteen people died and 13 were injured.

A fossilized skeleton found in Peru’s Pisco Basin in 2011 is that of Peregocetus pacificus, a four-legged whale that spent time both in the ocean and on land, scientists reported Thursday in the journal Current Biology. The marine mammal, which lived some 43 million years ago, was about 13 feet long with a long snout and sharp teeth, as well as hooves at the ends of its digits, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Scientists involved in the study also said the whale’s feet were likely webbed.

Peregocetus pacificus means “the traveling whale that reached the Pacific,” a nod to how it has helped scientists trace how early whales migrated from the northern coast of Africa to the Atlantic and eventually the Americas.

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The 150-year-old heart of a French priest is on a U.S. tour, with New York City as its latest stop. The Catholic relic was on display this weekend at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, where both the faithful and the curious lined up to see the human organ behind glass. The heart belonged to Saint John Vianney, who lived during the French Revolution and helped hide priests on the run.

Vianney is considered the patron saint of parish priests, famed for hearing confessions for endless hours. (AP) Chicago priest cleared of alleged sexual misconduct reinstated

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Ex-convict charged after claiming to be lost boy A 23-year-old ex-convict accused of pulling a cruel hoax by pretending to be a long-missing Illinois boy was charged Friday with making false statements to federal authorities. The FBI said Brian Rini had made false claims twice before, portraying himself as a juvenile sextrafficking victim. Rini was jailed in Cincinnati on Thursday, a day after telling authorities he was 14-year-old Timmothy Pitzen, who disappeared in 2011 at age 6. The FBI declared Rini’s story a hoax after a DNA test. (AP) NEW YORK

Man who threatened to kill Rep. Omar charged A western New York man has been charged with threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn. Federal prosecutors announced Friday that Patrick Carlineo Jr. was arrested after placing a threatening call to Omar’s office in Washington, D.C., last month. Omar is one of the first two Muslim women to serve in Congress. The FBI said in a criminal complaint that Carlineo called her a “terrorist” and threatened to shoot her. (AP) SAUDI ARABIA

Social activists arrested, including 2 U.S. citizens Saudi Arabia detained 12 people Thursday, including two dual U.S.-Saudi citizens, people with knowledge of the apprehensions said Friday. It marks the first sweep of arrests to target individuals perceived as critics of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since the killing of writer Jamal Khashoggi in October. The arrested individuals are writers and advocates who quietly supported greater social reforms and had ties to women’s rights activists currently on trial. (AP)

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In Rwanda, ‘a new beginning’ KIGALI, RWANDA Twenty-five years after the start of its genocide, in which some 800,000 people were killed, Rwanda is rebuilding with hope and shines with a new light, President Paul Kagame said Sunday.

Speaking at commemoration services, Kagame said that Rwandans would never turn against each other again.

“Our bodies and minds bear amputations and scars, but none of us is alone,” Kagame said at the ceremony, which was attended by several heads of state.

“We Rwandans have granted ourselves a new beginning. We exist in a state of permanent commemoration, every day, in all that we do. ... Today, light radiates from this place.”

Earlier in the day, Kagame and his wife laid wreaths and lit a flame at the mass burial ground

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Nation marks 25 years since start of genocide that left 800,000 dead

Rwandan President Paul Kagame, center, and his wife, Jeannette Kagame, light the flame of remembrance at the Kigali Genocide Memorial on Sunday.

of 250,000 victims at the Kigali Genocide Memorial Center in the capital, Kigali.

The mass killing of Rwanda’s Tutsi minority was ignited on April 6, 1994, when a plane

carrying President Juvenal Habyarimana was shot down and crashed in Kigali, killing the leader, who, like the majority of Rwandans, was an ethnic Hutu.

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blamed for downing the plane, and bands of Hutu extremists began slaughtering the Tutsi, with support from the army, police and militias.

Kagame’s government has previously accused the Hutu-led government of 1994 of being responsible for shooting down the plane and has blamed the French government for turning a blind eye to the genocide.

Kagame has won praise for ending that violence and making advances in economic development and health care, with ethnic reconciliation a cornerstone of his presidency. He has been Rwanda’s de facto leader since the genocide ended in 1994 and the country’s president since 2000.

He is credited with bringing Rwanda stability, economic growth, and improved health and education.

However, Kagame’s critics charge that he is intolerant of criticism and his government is repressive, jailing opposition leaders. IGNATIUS SSUUNA (AP)

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Moves enable riskier lending ECONOMY Actions by federal regulators and Republicans in Congress over the past two years have paved the way for banks and other financial companies to issue more than $1 trillion in risky corporate loans, sparking fears that Washington and Wall Street are repeating the mistakes made before the financial crisis.

The moves undercut policies put in place by banking regulators six years ago that aimed to prevent high-risk lending from once again damaging the economy.

Now, regulators and even White House officials are struggling to comprehend the scope and potential dangers of the massive pool of credits, known as leveraged loans, that they helped create.

Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and other financial companies have originated these loans to hundreds of cash-strapped companies, many of which could be unable to repay them if the economy slows or interest rates rise.

“This means that the next downturn that we have could be more serious and longer-lasting and more difficult to deal with than it would have been if we had constrained these practices,” former Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said in an interview.

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Spike in leveraged loans spurred by deregulation has experts concerned

A 2017 photo shows President Trump standing between stacks of papers representing government regulations of the 1960s and regulations today.

The Trump administration has made deregulation a key priority.

The lending boom was precipitated, in part, by the rush to water down regulations at the start of the Trump administration. That’s when newly minted regulators — many with ties to the financial industry — sought to strip away post-crisis financial rules and find ways to juice the economy by encouraging more lending.

One of their top targets was leveraged loans. These are giant loans that banks make to heavily indebted — in financial speak, highly leveraged — companies. Bankers often have little assurance that the loans can be repaid, which can make them particularly risky. Bankers earn

large fees off these products, and many banking executives say their institutions are sheltered from losses because they sell the loans to other investors such as hedge funds, mutual funds and insurance companies.

By freeing banks to make more of these loans, regulators allowed more money to be pumped into the economy.

Timothy Long, a former chief national bank examiner at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), said he and many of his former colleagues believe that, with the U.S. economy entering its 10th year of growth, it is only a matter of time before a downturn begins

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and many of these loans unravel.

When companies default on their loans, bankers often retrench and won’t lend as freely, worried about extending money to other companies that could also default. This can quickly affect the broader economy, leading to layoffs and bankruptcies, and halting new investment.

“We are in the eighth year of a seven-year credit cycle,” Long said. “When things turn, they are going to turn hard.”

Financial companies issued a total of $1.271 trillion in leveraged loans in 2017 and 2018, 40 percent more than in 2015 and 2016, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence. More than 80 percent of the loans made in 2018 were made with fewer restrictions on the borrower and fewer protections for the lender in the event the loan falls into default.

These loans are often central elements of the leveraged buyouts private equity companies perform when they take over a struggling company at risk of collapse. In the past few years, household names like J. Crew, PetSmart, Neiman Marcus, Buffalo Wild Wings and Nine West have all been restructured with leveraged loans.

“We’re doing a lot of work in this area, trying to understand the risk better,” said Bob Phelps, the OCC’s deputy comptroller for supervision risk management.

“How this will play out … is really hard to figure out.” DAMIAN PALETTA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Pelosi wins JFK Profile in Courage Award POLITICS House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will receive the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award at a ceremony next month, the Kennedy Library Foundation announced Sunday.

The California Democrat is being recognized for leading “with strength, integrity and grace under pressure — using her power to protect the most vulnerable of our citizens,” former ambassador Caroline Kennedy, the foundation’s honorary president, said in a statement.

“She is the most important woman in American political history and is a true Profile in Courage,” Kennedy said.

The award, created in 1989, is among the most prestigious in politics. It is meant to identify heirs to the people profiled by President John F. Kennedy in his 1957 book, “Profiles in Courage.”

Winners are chosen each year by a bipartisan committee of political, business and academic leaders. Previous recipients include the late senator John McCain, R-Ariz., and former presidents Barack Obama, Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush.

The foundation cited Pelosi’s work spearheading the 2010 Affordable Care Act, Democrats’ subsequent loss of the House, and Pelosi’s “persistence and determination as she set out to rebuild the Democratic Party in the image of America” and eventually reclaim the speakership last year.

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Former Rep. Anthony Weiner ordered to register as sex offender

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A call for riders’ safety

POLITICS

Nielsen resigns as head of homeland security President Trump said in a tweet Sunday that he had accepted Homeland Nielsen Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen’s resignation.

Sources said Nielsen went to the White House on Sunday to speak with Trump after their trip to the border last week, and that she’d been frustrated by the difficulty in getting other departments to help with the increase in families crossing the border. (AP)

Slaying of student in S.C. prompts ride-hailing firms to warn users about fake drivers

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Civilian vehicles banned from Kashmiri highway RICHARD VOGEL (AP)

TRANSPORTATION Whenever Rachel Orden calls for an Uber, the 20-year-old Michigan State University sophomore immediately walks to the back of the vehicle to check the license plate number, then opens the door and waits for the driver to say her name before getting in.

Even then, she devises a backup plan in case she feels uncomfortable.

“How could I get out? Could I unlock the door? Who do I have on speed dial? Could I jump out safely if I needed to? All that goes through my mind,” said Orden, of Naples, Fla., who uses the ridehailing service about once a week.

She said the March 29 slaying of University of South Carolina student Samantha Josephson, who mistakenly got into a vehicle she thought was her Uber ride, has made her even more cautious.

It also has prompted law enforcement agencies and ridehailing companies to intensify efforts to warn passengers against getting in without checking to ensure both the vehicle and driver are legitimate. Although no official tallies exist, there have been several high-profile cases involving would-be robbers and assailants posing as ride-hailing drivers — often at bars. Police have not said if that was what the driver did in Josephson’s case.

“You do have individuals who are predatory and roving around looking for potential victims,” said Chicago Police Department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi, adding that fraudulent drivers are drawn to bars because people might be drunk and inattentive.

A Chicago-area man was charged with raping four women he picked up at bars after posing as an Uber driver in 2017. He picked up a fifth woman in a taxi, authorities said. Musaab Afundi

Uber and Lyft said they are exploring ways to help make ride-hailing customers feel safer using their services.

has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault and his case is ongoing, CBS2 Chicago reported.

In South Carolina, Josephson, 21, had ordered an Uber around 1:30 a.m. after reportedly becoming separated from friends following an evening out at Columbia bars. She mistakenly got into a car driven by 24-year-old Nathaniel David Rowland, according to authorities, who allege he used the childproof locks in his car to imprison Josephson before killing her and dumping her body about 65 miles from Columbia.

Her funeral was held Saturday in New Jersey, where she grew up.

Rowland is charged with kidnapping and murder.

Then on Wednesday, a 34-yearold man was arrested on suspicion of raping a woman who got into his car after leaving a Seattle bar on Dec. 16. The King County Sheriff’s Office said the man led her to believe he was her driver before pulling the car over and raping her. A judge found probable cause to hold the man on investigation of third-degree rape.

S.C. bill requires signs A bill was introduced last week in the South Carolina Legislature to require Uber and Lyft drivers to have illuminated signs. Rep. Seth Rose said the bill was in response to the March 29 killing of 21-year-old University of South Carolina student Samantha Josephson, above. (AP)

“There is no more dangerous place to be than in a locked car traveling with a stranger,” said Bryant Greening, a Chicago attorney who specializes in representing ride-hailing drivers and passengers. “You have to be aware of your surroundings and think how you would react if the situation turns sour. ... You have to listen to your instincts.”

It’s not just women who are at risk from fake ride-hailing drivers, he said. Men also have been robbed after getting into

Chicago police: Shooting at baby shower that injured 6 may have been retaliation for earlier gang conflict

the wrong car.

“There is no discrimination by predators,” he said Uber said in a written statement that in the coming weeks it will launch a social media campaign, buy ads in college newspapers and begin sending push notifications during pickup to remind passengers about safety steps. It also said it has worked since 2017 with law enforcement and colleges to “educate the public about how to avoid fake ride-share drivers,” including by checking a driver’s photo and vehicle description against what was sent when a trip is requested.

Lyft said it also provides photos of the driver and information about the vehicle, and some Lyft vehicles have a display on dashboards that changes color to match the passengers’ app to help them identify their ride.

“We … are always exploring new, innovative ways to improve the experience for all users, and most importantly, to keep our community safe,” the company said. TAMMY WEBBER (AP)

Authorities in India’s portion of disputed Kashmir began enforcing a ban Sunday on civilian vehicles on a key highway to keep it open for military and paramilitary convoys for two days a week until the end of May. The ban is to prevent any rebel attacks during India’s general election, which begins Thursday. (AP) TRANSPORTATION

Airline extends Max cancellations to June 5 American Airlines is extending its cancellations of about 90 daily flights as the troubled 737 Max plane remains grounded by regulators. American said Sunday the cancellations will run through June 5. The Boeing-made jets have been grounded since midMarch, following deadly crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia. (AP) SANAA, YEMEN

Blast in capital kills 13, including 7 children A large explosion at a warehouse in Yemen’s rebel-held capital on Sunday killed at least 13 people, including seven children, and wounded more than 100, local medical officials said. The Iranaligned Houthi rebels said the Saudi-led coalition had targeted the warehouse with an airstrike.

The coalition denied carrying out any strikes in the area. (AP)

U.S. to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization

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Virginia’s keys to win

Protecting the rim: Virginia swingman De’Andre Hunter blocks Auburn’s Bryce Brown, left, while Texas Tech’s Tariq Owens deters MSU’s Cassius Winston.

JOHN FEINSTEIN | THE WASHINGTON POST

Va. vs. Texas Tech: Expect defenses to determine final One thing that makes the NCAA Tournament such a unique part of American culture is that it almost always produces games and moments no one sees coming.

That said, tonight’s national championship game between Virginia and Texas Tech (9:20, CBS) might come down to this: first team to 50 points wins.

Virginia leads the country in defense, giving up fewer than 56 points per game. Texas Tech is third. So it seems likely that 50 points will be enough to win.

The Cavaliers, who pulled another stunning escape to beat Auburn 63-62 in Saturday’s first semifinal, wear you down with their pack-line defense. They make you think you’re open from the 3-point

line when you’re not, and they attack anyone who goes inside.

The Red Raiders, who smothered Michigan State in their 61-51 victory, have held their last three opponents — Michigan, Gonzaga and Michigan State — to a combined 74 points under their average.

“They’re just physical on every single possession,” Gonzaga coach Mark Few said last week. “Nothing you get against them is easy.”

Texas Tech goes after anything that moves on the perimeter. No pass is uncontested.

Leave the ball anywhere near a Red Raider and it is apt to be slapped away an instant later.

Late in Saturday’s game, with Texas Tech leading 55-51 and 1:23 to go, Michigan State’s Xavier Tillman caught the ball at the high post and turned, both hands on the ball, to scan

the floor for a seam or open teammate. Before he could act, Norense Odiase slapped the ball loose for a clean steal.

Twenty-five seconds later, Jarrett Culver hit a 3 from the wing for a 58-51 lead. Just like that — ballgame. Michigan State had fought back from a 13-point deficit to trail just 52-51 with 2:54 left, but coach Tom Izzo admitted that he never felt comfortable from start to finish.

“Some of it was our foul trouble, but they really beat us up with their defense,” he said. “Not that many teams have done that to us through the years.”

OVER OR UNDER?

118

The over/under set by oddsmakers for total points tonight — bettors can wager whether Texas Tech and Virginia will exceed or fail to match that total. It’s the lowest over/under set for a men’s NCAA title game since 1985, when it was 112 for VillanovaGeorgetown, The Athletic reported.

Villanova won 66-64. (EXPRESS)

Duke’s Zion Williamson becomes third freshman to win Naismith men’s player of the year award

It was difficult to label one team tougher than the other in Virginia’s escape against Auburn. The Cavaliers did something they seldom do: blow a late 10-point advantage, which led to a 61-57 Auburn lead with 17 seconds left.

But Virginia’s Kyle Guy hit a 3 from the corner to make it 61-60 with 10 seconds left.

Then came the controversial non-call. After Jared Harper made one of two free throws to give the Tigers a 62-60 lead, the Cavs rushed downcourt.

Ty Jerome appeared to dribble the ball off his foot, pick it up and resume his dribble. The officials let them play on until Jerome was fouled with 1.5 seconds left.

Guy received the inbounds pass and rose to shoot. An official blew the whistle, finding that Auburn’s Samir Doughty made contact as Guy released.

The three made free throws dictated the finish.

Tonight’s game also is almost certain to come down to one possession, one shot, one foul called — or not called. And the first team to 50 might very well be the national champion.

Virginia is just one win away from the school’s first NCAA title. Here’s what the Cavaliers need to do tonight (9:20, CBS) to beat a Texas Tech team that’s allowed just 55.8 points a game in the tournament. (EXPRESS)

3 Shut down Mooney

Red Raiders senior guard Matt Mooney had a total of 39 points in wins over Gonzaga and Michigan State. Texas Tech is 11-0 this season when he has at least 14 points.

2 Hit those 3s

The Cavaliers ranked seventh in the country in 3-point field goal percentage (39.4), but connected on just 27.7 percent of their 3s in their three losses this season.

1 Look to Jerome to lead While Kyle Guy and De’Andre Hunter have struggled at times, Ty Jerome has been the Cavs’ steady hand in the NCAAs, averaging 16.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.6 assists.

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Gritty ’Canes offer first test

MLB

Yankees’ seven homers cap sweep in Baltimore Gary Sanchez hit three of the Yankees’ seven home runs, their most on the road since 1961, and New York routed Baltimore 15-3 Sunday to complete a three-game sweep. Clint Frazier homered twice and Austin Romine and Gleyber Torres also went deep for New York (5-4).

Chris Davis of Baltimore (4-5) fell to 0-for-17 this season with 13 strikeouts. The Orioles host the Athletics tonight. (AP)

Capitals face Carolina, a hot team since Jan. 1, in Round 1 of playoffs

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CAPITALS As Washington looks to repeat as champions, it will start against a club it has never faced in the postseason.

The Capitals swept their fourgame season series against the Hurricanes, who ended a 10-year playoff drought with this berth, but Carolina presents a challenge in that it’s been one of the NHL’s hottest clubs down the stretch, accumulating the league’s thirdmost points since Jan. 1.

Carolina (46-29-7) finished fourth in the Metropolitan Division with 99 points; the Caps (4826-8) won the division with 104.

The Capitals host the first two games of the series at Capital One Arena with Game 1 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Washington played Carolina twice in three nights less than two weeks ago, and while forward Brett Connolly said those victories give the Capitals “maybe a little” extra confidence, players also understand that regular-season results tend to have little bearing on what happens in the playoffs.

These Hurricanes have a captain many of the Capitals know well: forward Justin Williams, a three-time Stanley Cup champ who played in Washington for two seasons, from 2015 to 2017.

Rod Brind’Amour is the firstyear coach, and Carolina has

The Capitals again will look for Evgeny Kuznetsov, left, to slow down Carolina’s All-Star center Sebastian Aho.

taken on the identity he had as a player with a hard-working, hardto-play-against, grind-it-out style.

“They’re a really good team, extremely improved, play with a ton of speed, great [defensive] corps in terms of mobile guys, depth scoring and then their goaltenders have been outstanding,” Capitals coach Todd Reirden said.

“If you look at their team from the all-star break on or even earlier ... they were one of the best teams in the league, so we know we’ve got to be on top of our game and it’s going to be a real challenge.”

The Hurricanes’ turnaround this season — they had only 83 points last season at 3635-11 — was sparked by the deal with Calgary in June for

Capitals vs. Hurricanes Game 1: 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Washington, USA, NBCSWA Game 2: 3 p.m. Saturday in Washington, NBC Game 3: 7 p.m. April 15 in Raleigh, NBCSWA, CNBC Game 4: 7 p.m. April 18 in Raleigh, NBCSWA Game 5*: April 20, TBD, in Wash.

Game 6*: April 22, TBD, in Raleigh Game 7*: April 24, TBD, in Wash. * If necessary

offensive-minded defenseman Dougie Hamilton and physical forward Micheal Ferland. Carolina then infused its lineup with more skill with the in-season acquisition from Minnesota of

forward Nino Niederreiter, who scored 14 goals with 16 assists in 36 games with the Hurricanes.

But the biggest offensive threat will be center Sebastian Aho, 21. He led the team in scoring this season with a careerhigh 30 goals and 53 assists. In his career, he has eight goals with nine assists in 12 games against Washington.

The Capitals limited Aho to one point in their two games against Carolina last month. Washington did it by countering Aho’s speed and skill with center Evgeny Kuznetsov’s. Expect the Capitals to again look to play Kuznetsov’s line, likely with wingers Tom Wilson and Alex Ovechkin, against Aho’s. ISABELLE KHURSHUDYAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“There’s no privacy. Horrible personal criticisms on social media, and then you take home way less money ...”

BRIAN BURKE, former NHL executive, on how Canada’s taxes and intense fans make some players prefer to play for U.S.

teams. The last Canadian team to win the Cup was Montreal in 1993. Three of seven Canadian teams made the playoffs.

ESPN: Florida Panthers eye Joel Quenneville as coach after firing Bob Boughner

Kyle Busch beats brother for 8th Bristol win

Bob Knight returned to Indiana University on Saturday, the former basketball coach’s first public appearance on campus since he was fired almost 19 years ago. He watched the Hoosiers’ baseball game against Penn State from the press box after declining previous invitations to visit. Knight, 78, spoke at an Indianapolis high school Thursday and seemed to struggle with his memory. The Indianapolis Star said Knight seemed to forget that his wife had been introduced, incorrectly said former IU player Landon Turner had died and repeated himself many times. (AP) PRO WRESTLING

Fan attacks ‘The Hitman’ at Hall of Fame ceremony Wrestler Bret “The Hitman” Hart, 61, was tackled by a spectator Saturday while he was giving a speech during the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The attacker was promptly subdued by several people, including other wrestlers, who came to Hart’s defense. Hart was not hurt. New York City Police arrested 26-year-old Zachary Madsen, of Lincoln, Neb. He faces assault and criminal trespassing charges. “Everyone was cheering when one of the wrestlers punched him,” spectator Alan Fisher said. (AP)

Arkansas hires Nevada’s Eric Musselman as coach

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Rosenthal falters again; Ross gives up HR after call-up from Class AAA NATIONALS 12, METS 9 When Anthony Rendon hit a three-run homer Sunday, it felt like insurance the Nationals would never need. But the 11-run cushion in the seventh inning came in handy once they called on their bullpen.

The Nationals ultimately

escaped Citi Field with a win, 12-9 over the Mets, but their relievers continued to struggle.

Matt Grace (13.50 ERA) got two outs but gave up two runs.

Setup man Trevor Rosenthal walked the only batter he faced Sunday; he has made four appearances, thrown 38 pitches, allowed seven earned runs and not recorded an out this season.

After a sharp inning by Wander Suero, Joe Ross, who arrived right before the game, gave up

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Bullpen still shaky but Scherzer wins Nats slugger Anthony Rendon has homered in four of his past five games.

a towering three-run homer to Michael Conforto in the ninth.

Closer Sean Doolittle came in for the final two outs and shut the door — finally.

The bullpen’s ineptitude,

Nationals send infielder Adrian Sanchez to Class AA Harrisburg to make room for Joe Ross

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including a blown lead Saturday in a 6-5 loss, had prompted the Nationals to summon Ross from Class AAA Fresno. He arrived at Citi Field after 11 a.m. following a red-eye flight from California.

Max Scherzer, pitching on regular rest, made his third appearance in the eighth game for the Nationals (4-4).

He allowed a run in the second, with Wilson Ramos singling home Conforto, but answered with five strikeouts against the next eight hitters. He set down nine Mets in a row, from the end of the third to the start of the sixth, and the Nationals kept adding to the Mets’ deficit. Scherzer (1-2) left in the seventh with a 12-4 lead.

Rendon has homered in four of the past five contests, and he has hit four doubles, driven in nine runs and scored 12 times during a seven-game hitting streak.

JESSE DOUGHERTY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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GRADUATE SCHOOL

Carrying coursework on top of parenting can be a balancing act GRADUATE PROGRAMS Think getting a Ph.D. sounds like a labor-intensive process? Try actually going into labor while in graduate school, as Deborah Hemingway did not once but three times while getting a Ph.D. in biophysics from the University of Maryland from 2011-2018.

“When my husband and I sat down and looked at the program, we realized we would have a child at some point during my graduate school,” says Hemingway, who’s in her 30s. “And I had all three children while working on my dissertation.”

According to a 2016 report from the National Center for Health Statistics, the mean age of first-time mothers increased from 24.9 years in 2000 to 26.3 years in 2014. And the average age for first-time dads is now almost 31 years, according to a 2017 Stanford University report.

There’s overlap with the average ages for some graduate programs in this area. Georgetown University’s M.A. in democracy and governance: 25 years.

George Washington University’s global MBA program: 28 years.

George Mason University’s Scalia Law School: 25 years.

“I think the idea of graduate school as something you do immediately out of college is becoming less and less common,” says Michael Keynes, associate dean of graduate studies at American University. He’s seeing older students coming back to graduate school after spending time in the workforce, either to further their careers or change them altogether.

For graduate students who are also parents, Keynes points to the variety of degree options at American, things like parttime and online programs that make it easier to juggle parenting with school. “Within about five years, we’ve gone from zero to 19 graduate programs online,” he says. “So students have flexibility in terms of when they take their classes.”

Another consideration for parents is child care. Some students are eligible to take advantage of child care at American, Georgetown and George Mason universities. It’s something the University of Maryland sees a need for as well. “As we work with the city of College Park to build out, we are advocating for more graduate housing that is affordable and to have more services such as child care,” says assistant dean Jeffrey Franke.

While she was attending the University of Maryland,

“The idea of graduate school as something you do immediately out of college is becoming less and less common.”

MICHAEL KEYNES, an associate dean at American University, who said he’s seeing more older graduate students lately

Hemingway was grateful for private lactation rooms around campus. (Georgetown, George Washington and George Mason Universities also offer these spaces for students and staff.)

She also appreciated the ability to work from home. “New moms need flexible work hours and to be able to work from home as much as possible, especially if they are breastfeeding,” she says.

Before enrolling in a graduate program, students should make sure they can truly balance the commitment of school with being a parent. “I went through a networking process to confirm that it was really important for me to get a graduate degree to continue to progress in the field I want to be in,” says Sarah Koning, 37, a mom of two who’s in a

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part-time program at American for a master’s degree in organizational development. Relatives help her and her husband with kid duties.

A supportive partner can make a big difference. “If it wasn’t for my wife I would be in trouble,” says Mohamed Osman, 42, a father of two who came from Sudan with his family to get a master’s in finance at American. His wife agreed to handle the bulk of the household and child care duties so he could focus on his studies.

“But I devote all of my time to my kids on the weekends,” he says.

It’s vital to stay organized and prioritize tasks so that you can deal with dirty diapers and temper tantrums as well as required reading and group projects.

“My main thing is organization,” says Nabila Hijazi, 48, a mother of three older children who’s getting her Ph.D. in English at the University of Maryland. “I work best by having a routine and following that routine.”

Hemingway hopes faculty can see the upside of being a parent and a graduate student. “You will never find a more productive graduate student than a graduate student who is a parent,” she says. “They’re motivated not only for themselves and their careers, but they’re also setting an example for their children.”

A $1.1 million gift to George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government will pay for research on demographic changes, immigration and labor issues, the university announced last month.

The five-year grant from the Charles Koch Foundation will underwrite work at the school’s Center for the Study of Social Change, Institutions and Policy.

At least five new Ph.D. fellows are expected to be involved in the research, and the funding will also cover an annual workshop.

The news comes several months after a review of donations to the university and their potential effects on academic independence, following concerns about another donation from Koch, a billionaire backer of conservative political causes. A panel that presided over that review did not find any “egregious practices” in its donor agreements, a report later indicated.

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Her work makes the brand fun Name: Kapri Robinson, 26

Position: Brand ambassador Salary: Roughly $30,000 for a part-time gig

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What she does If you’re a regular on the D.C. party circuit, chances are you’ve seen Kapri Robinson shaking, stirring and pouring drinks at some of the hottest bars and events in the city — with bottles of rum at the ready.

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Robinson serves as the D.C. brand ambassador for Santa Teresa 1796, a solera rum from Venezuela. Her duties involve educating drinkers, bartenders and bar managers about the rum, encouraging them to buy the product or serve it at their bars.

“When I see my brand on the menu, I’m ecstatic because that means you really like my product, that means you really enjoy what I’m doing and you enjoy our

friendship enough to do this,” Robinson says.

Robinson is essentially her own PR machine, and her marketing takes various forms.

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ahead questions about the rum. During an intimate tasting of ruminfused caramel she hosted and bartended at The Gibson in February, Robinson explained the brand’s origins and its project to rehabilitate former gang members through rugby.

Robinson’s brand ambassadorship is a part-time job. She sets her own hours and also tends bar part time at Reliable Tavern.

There’s definitely a glamorous side to the job.

The brand gives Robinson a budget to throw parties and happy hours at some of the most coveted spots in D.C. — her 30 accounts include Columbia Room, the W Hotel, Dirty Habit (where she briefly worked as a bartender) and the Michelin-starred Kinship. She reps the brand at well-attended food and drink events around the city, including Rum Day DC and the Repeal Day Ball.

Sometimes businesses outside her account list invite her to guest bartend, which helps Robinson amplify the rum to people beyond her circle of influence.

Robinson organizes one or two events a month centered on the rum that can get pretty involved.

Before Robinson plans an event, she needs permission from her regional marketing manager to ensure it aligns with the brand’s image. If it’s a go, Robinson buys the equipment and tools, secures the venue, devises the theme, produces flyers for it, creates drink recipes, bartends if necessary, posts photos on social media (with the proper hashtags and tags, natch) and then cleans up.

For her Chocolate City’s Best Cocktail competition for black bartenders last fall, Robinson also hired a DJ, created the online application for bartenders, chose the competitors, recruited judges, marketed the competition on social media, found sponsors, ordered a photo booth and put together swag bags for contestants and judges.

“People think brand ambassadors are just swiping cards and having fun,” Robinson says. “Yes, kind of, but at the same time, you have so much work in between those swipes and in between

those parties. … I mean, there’s a team behind you, but most of your planning is you. Those ideas are yours.”

How she got the job Robinson, who started bartending in the District when she was 21, landed her ambassadorship the same way most people secure plum positions here: through a friend.

In 2017, Robinson tended bar part time at Addendum inside the Eighteenth Street Lounge with bartender Jenny Feldt, then the D.C. brand ambassador for St-Germain. Robinson was mesmerized watching Feldt market and promote the French elderflower liqueur around the District with beautiful cocktails and chic events she designed.

Eager to explore another side of the industry, Robinson chatted up Feldt and learned Bacardi Limited, whose portfolio includes St-Germain and Santa Teresa 1796, needed someone to rep the rum.

“I was like, ‘OK, sign me up,” Robinson says.

But Robinson’s star was rising in D.C.’s cocktail scene even before the ambassadorship fell into her lap.

Months earlier, she won the Cocktail Queen Competition and was crowned D.C.’s Queen of Cocktails, and she found herself in demand at events around town.

The local media came calling and tapped her to helm a cocktail segment on “Good Morning Washington.”

Parlaying her local influence into a brand ambassadorship seemed like the next logical step, and Bacardi’s marketing partner hired her in the summer of 2017.

“It’s been an amazing ride, I’ve been able to travel because of them,” Robinson says. “I’ve been able to just really get a better footing.”

Who would want this job You have to shine in big crowds, Robinson says, and you have to absolutely love people. Recognize you’ll be dealing with drinking customers — sometimes to excess — and you have to be unflappable no matter what, she says.

“I mean, there’s a team behind you, but most of your planning is you.

Those ideas are yours.”

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TV REVIEW “Killing Eve” is under a lot of pressure. It premiered last spring, seeming at first to be just one more psychological crime drama set in London. Cable viewers discovered it on BBC America and could feel for a brief moment as if they’d chanced upon a delicious secret — a highadrenaline, sharply funny, pleasingly stylish, expertly written and beautifully acted drama, made by and starring women.

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I think television has been forever changed by “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” which aired its series finale Friday.

The titular “ex” is Rebecca Bunch (co-creator Rachel Bloom). In the last episode, she talks about her habit of singing about her life in original songs paying homage to Broadway, Beyonce and beyond.

“It’s weird,” she admits. And that’s true of the show’s storyline as well.

A Harvard-trained Manhattan attorney, Bunch is deeply, crazily miserable. On the street one day, she spies the guy she once crushed on in summer camp, Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III), and decides to chuck her upscale life and resettle in his hometown of West Covina, Calif. — without telling him that she’s stalking him.

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Bespectacled men in suits flock toward Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) in “Crazy Ex Girlfriend,” which wrapped up its four-season run Friday.

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tribute to plucking, de-callusing and butt-waxing. (This is one of many music videos from the show available on YouTube; past seasons are on Netflix.)

But the four-season show was far more than a series of weird and wacky moments. It boldly explored mental illness. It could go very dark. And it was openly, defiantly Jewish, gleefully playing with stereotypes.

In the end, “Crazy Ex” had insight coming “out the wazoo” — to quote the finale. Like the Bible’s Jacob, who wrestles with God, Rebecca wrestles with her very soul in that last episode. Although true to the show’s goofy spirit, her inner wrestling match occurs in a dream she has after falling asleep on the toilet.

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imagination today and you’ll solve a problem that ordinary thinking isn’t likely to solve. Why not be a little more daring?

FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’re sure to encounter several obstacles today, but the only one you have to worry about is the one that you have created for yourself.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You’ll want to go easy on someone who is still learning the ropes. Take care that you don’t start helping too much.

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You may be getting advice from someone who is not in a position to give it. Take it easy and don’t fly off the handle.

TODAY: A warm breeze from the west to southwest pushes highs to the upper 70s to low 80s under partly sunny skies. Much of the day may be fairly dry, but a passing shower is possible during the morning into early afternoon, with an increasing chance of showers and perhaps a thunderstorm or two midafternoon into evening.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

A creative endeavor proves more difficult than you had anticipated — in part because you are trying to do something experimental.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Momentum is your friend; you will want to avoid anything that requires you to slow down or stop. Keep going.

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

AVG. HIGH: 64 RECORD HIGH: 93 AVG. LOW: 44 RECORD LOW: 29 SUNRISE: 6:40 a.m. SUNSET: 7:39 p.m.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)

You may realize what you are trying to accomplish is not something that others are eager for you to do. It’s time to change their minds.

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

77 | 60

67 | 48

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

69 | 46

71 | 54

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) If the

wish you’ve made is not compatible with that made by someone else, you’ll know right away.

DAILY CODE

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1864: The United States Senate passes, 38-6, the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, abolishing slavery. The House of Representatives passes it in January 1865.

1974: Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves hits his 715th career home run in a home game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, breaking Babe Ruth’s record.

1994: Kurt Cobain, singer and guitarist for the grunge band Nirvana, is found dead in Seattle from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound; he was 27.

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fun+games Crossword 1 “Law & Order” spin-off, briefly 4 Radio options 8 Sean Lennon, to Elton John 14 She lays eggs 15 Grain structure 16 Egyptian sun deity 17 *Metaphorical coin that returns at the worst moments 19 Yesterday, today 20 Heads the cast of 21 Pottery shard, perhaps 22 Antacid brand 23 *Weapon that returns to its thrower 27 Before, in verse 28 “___ Thrills” (2016 Sia hit) 30 Heavy British weight 31 It’s parted in the Bible 33 Vardalos or Long 35 ___-to-know basis 36 *Weed that returns when you

MANY HAPPY RETURNS mow it down 39 Bhutan’s continent 42 “Comp” follower, at college 43 Playwright Eugene 47 Rock fans with spiky hair, maybe 49 Showing no feeling 51 ___ de Janeiro 52 *Dog that returns with game 54 Take Marie Kondo’s advice 55 Fencing swords 56 Cards ___ Humanity (party game) 59 Fundamentals 61 *What the starred answers do (Hint: Read them right-to-left!)

62 Noisy crib toy 63 Singers’ club type 64 Docs’ grp.

65 Sad-faced hound 66 Journalist’s focus 67 Badminton barrier

DOWN 1 Pettifogging lawyer 2 Risky undertaking 3 Like a secret Santa 4 Egyptian cobras 5 Knee-covering skirt 6 Projecting rim 7 Angry crowd 8 Fortnite pro, e.g.

9 Folded brunch dish 10 Literally “half world” 11 Frozen, colorful treat 12 Former Bruin Bobby 13 Opposing vote 18 Hosp. areas 21 Speedy 24 2018 Hannah Gadsby special 25 Young toddler’s age 26 Place to dream 28 Top exec 29 Pellets that pelt 32 Chaotic, dangerous places

34 Secret author: Abbr.

37 Menus 38 Anagram of 13-Down 39 Car loan initials 40 Take legal action 41 Buys funds, say 44 Tony Stark’s alter ego 45 Like a gymnast 46 Telephone pole sign 48 Fin de ___

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50 Prophet 53 Briefly unplug, perhaps 54 Tether 57 Greek earth mother 58 “Wanna make ___?”

59 Texter’s “Just a sec” 60 Tire-changing org.

61 “The Americans” spy grp.

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Don’t worry — Mick is going to outlive us all

Please let the dogs be in the wedding party CNN anchor Don Lemon announced his engagement Saturday to real estate agent Tim Malone. Lemon, who has two dogs with Malone, posted photos on Instagram of canine tags that read: “DADDY WILL YOU MARRY PAPA?” The couple reportedly began dating in 2016. Referring to Malone, Lemon wrote in the caption: “He gave me a present on his birthday.

How could I say no?” (AP)

A representative for Mick Jagger confirmed Friday that the Rolling Stones frontman is “doing very well” after undergoing medical treatment last week.

The treatment has been widely reported to be a heart valve replacement procedure, though Jagger’s representative, publicist Fran Curtis, declined to comment beyond the fact that he is “expected to make a full recovery.” “Thank you everyone for all your messages of support,” Jagger tweeted Friday afternoon. “I’m feeling much better now and on the mend.” The Stones announced last month that they were postponing their latest tour so Jagger, 75, could receive the treatment. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

BABIES

Kim gets blunt about stress of motherhood

Logan MarshallGreen’s wife, Diane Gaeta, filed for divorce Friday and claimed in an Instagram post that the actor cheated on her. “I filed for divorce today from @elemgy because people aren’t always what they seem,” Gaeta wrote. “And beware of the faux woman champion like @sarahhayofficial because those girls don’t care about sleeping with a married father of two.” (EXPRESS)

Get ready for a Kim-inspired wave of CBD-themed baby showers now.

Kim Kardashian West is “highkey freaking out” about the arrival of her fourth child, leading her to plan a CBD-themed baby shower, the mogul told E! News.

The baby, the second boy for Kardashian West and Kanye West, is due soon via a surrogate.

CBD — short for cannabidiol — is a chemical compound from the cannabis plant. It’s known for promoting relaxation and has been embraced in health and beauty products. (AP)

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New couple embraces ‘one step at a time’ idea TV anchor Lauren Sanchez, who is in a relationship with Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, filed for divorce the day after Bezos’ divorce was finalized. Sanchez and talent agent Patrick Whitesell, her husband of 14 years, both filed divorce papers Friday.

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verbatim “I’ve been single for 10 years — it’s not a long shot.

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