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BED OF ROSES: A farmer sorts roses used to make essential oils on Sunday at a rose plantation in Haian in China’s eastern Jiangsu province.

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Firefighters rescued eight ducklings from a storm drain at the University of Connecticut. The school says bystanders near the chemistry building called the fire department after noticing a mother duck and two ducklings crying outside the drain Sunday.

A firefighter used a ladder to reach six ducklings and bring them out. The other two had made their way down a drainpipe. Crews lured them out using a cord attached to a small dish of Rice Krispies. (AP)

One of the world’s biggest and most powerful steam locomotives chugged to its big debut after five years of restoration. Big Boy No. 4014 rolled out of a Union Pacific shop in Cheyenne, Wyo., on Saturday as hundreds of spectators looked on.

From there, it headed to Ogden, Utah, to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad. Big Boy engines hauled freight between Wyoming and Utah in the 1940s and ‘50s. (AP)

Nenana Ice Classic organizers have announced this year’s guessing contest winner. Ice Classic manager Cherrie Forness says Anchorage resident Patricia Andrew was the only one to guess the exact time the ice went out on the Tanana River in Nenana, Alaska. That was at 12:21 a.m. April 14, the earliest in the contest’s 102-year history. The jackpot is $311,652. Forness says Andrew will receive $224,389.44 after federal taxes are withheld. (AP)

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EDUCATION Sometimes, to make life lessons stick you have to start young.

Stop, look and wave before you cross the street. Always cross at a crosswalk. Wear a helmet when you ride a bike. When you come to a stop sign, stop; look both ways before proceeding.

As traffic fatalities rise, teachers and traffic safety experts in the Washington region are bringing those lessons to school classrooms, training students on how to safely navigate the streets — lessons that educators say will last a lifetime and that transportation officials hope will inculcate a safety culture in the next generation of road users.

“Teaching safe roadway behavior at a young age is the best way to ensure that they are safe users of the roadways as they become adults,” said Jeff Marootian, director of the District Department of Transportation.

Cities nationwide are embracing that strategy, incorporating street safety education in school curriculums, and promoting

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As traffic fatalities rise, local cities aim to educate kids early

Kemet Harris crosses an intersection during a safety lesson last week in D.C.

walking and biking to school.

Montgomery County has employed a campaign that uses photos of teens with tread marks on their faces to send a message to high school students about the risks and fatal consequences of distracted driving and walking.

The message is promoted on social media with the hashtag #YOLOWalkSafe. In Alexandria, crash survivors tell their stories at student assemblies. And in the District, schools are building miniature city grids on their

“We want … families walking and biking to school instead of driving and creating more congestion and more chaos.”

KRISTIN ROSENTHAL, senior program manager at Safe Kids Worldwide, on the dwindling number of students who walk to school

playgrounds to teach children as young as 4 the rules of the road.

Educating youngsters on traffic safety is particularly important in D.C., where about 75% of school-age children attend schools outside of their neighborhoods and many walk or take public transportation to get there.

Thirty-six people were killed in traffic crashes in the District last year, up from 31 in 2017, according to city and federal crash data. Half the victims last year were either on foot or two wheels.

Neval Thomas Elementary Principal Jaimee Trahan said the programs could give parents greater assurance about the safety of their children in areas where they have to cross wide roadways and dangerous intersections to get to school. The students are learning to understand how all modes of transportation interact with one another, about signage and roadway markings, and to be fully aware in the city’s transportation system.

“For some families, walking here can be a 20- to 30-minute journey,” she said. “Them understanding how to navigate the streets safely is very important.”

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Steven Spielberg visits Virginia textile town Filmmaker Steven Spielberg has been asking about life in a southern Virginia textile town.

The Danville Register & Bee reported that the Academy Award winning director visited Danville in late April to talk to former Dan River Inc. employees about the influence the textile mill had in the region before being shuttered more than a decade ago. Second-generation mill employee Gary Knick said Spielberg’s sole interest was the mill, its history and its people. (AP) GRADUATION

Former Atlanta mayor to address Howard class The former mayor of Atlanta is returning to his alma mater to address the graduating class of 2019. Howard University announced last week that Kasim Reed will speak to the school’s graduates Saturday. Reed served two terms as mayor of Atlanta between 2010 and 2018.

Howard will award more than 2,000 degrees. (AP)

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ACLU lawsuit alleges some prisoners held in isolation for decades VIRGINIA A federal class-action lawsuit filed Monday is seeking to end solitary confinement at two maximum-security prisons in Virginia, claiming inmates have suffered PTSD, weight loss and hallucinations while spending up to nearly 24 years in isolation.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia says a dozen named plaintiffs at Red Onion

and Wallens Ridge prisons in the southwest part of the state are being held in what amounts to permanent solitary confinement because they have no meaningful way of getting out.

The plaintiffs also contend the solitary programs are nearly identical to one that the Virginia Department of Corrections (VDOC) agreed to stop using as part of a settlement of a previous class-action lawsuit involving the now-shuttered Mecklenburg Correctional Center in the 1980s. “ S o l i t a r y c o n f i n e m e nt should only be used in rare and

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Red Onion State Prison is part of a lawsuit over solitary confinement.

exceptional cases as a last resort,” said Vishal Agraharkar, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Virginia. “Unfortunately, the way this program is structured it is effectively keeping people in solitary beyond what’s necessary.”

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VDOC officials did not respond to a request for comment.

The plaintiffs have been held in solitary about 22 to 24 hours a day for between two and nearly 24 years, according to the lawsuit. The cells are about the size

of a parking space and the lights are constantly on, according to the lawsuit. The inmates have suffered what is described as “severe physical and mental health damage.” The ACLU estimates hundreds have been through the programs since they were created in 2011.

Inmates are typically assigned to solitary confinement at Red Onion and Wallens Ridge if they have been disruptive or committed assaults, tried to escape or committed a particularly violent or notorious crime, according to the VDOC. But the lawsuit claims some are kept in solitary confinement for infractions as small as not shaving a beard or using disrespectful language, or for behaviors related to mental illness.

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Father arrested in killing of 3-month-old in March The father of a 3-month-old girl police said was killed in March inside her residence in Southeast D.C. has been arrested after a weeks-long search, authorities said Monday. Cornell Delvonte Holton, 25, was charged with first-degree murder and cruelty to children. The infant girl, Skylar Newsman, died at a hospital three days after police said she was found unconscious.

Skylar’s death was ruled a homicide by blunt force trauma. (TWP) FAIRFAX COUNTY

Suspect in couple’s killing arrested after fleeing U.S. A man who police say fled to his native Ethiopia more than two years ago after the killing of a young couple in Northern Virginia has been arrested and charged in their deaths. Fairfax County police allege that Yohannes Nessibu, 24, left the region after killing Henok Yohannes and Kedest Simeneh, both 22, on Dec. 22, 2016. Authorities have long said they were confident that Nessibu committed the slayings.

Officials said Monday that he had been brought back to the U.S. (TWP)

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D.C. rain totals ahead of 2018 It was another rainy weekend, something that’s become a norm in 2019 following our wettest year on record in 2018. At least 1 to 2 inches of rain fell across the area Saturday night and Sunday. That helped put D.C. about an inch ahead of normal for the month of May. For the year, D.C. has seen 14.74 inches of rain.

This is 2.18 inches above normal and 3.5 inches more rain than at the same time last year. (TWP)

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local Iconic Chesapeake Bay critters are at their most plentiful in seven years REGION Blue crabs are rebounding in the Chesapeake Bay, with an annual survey showing the highest estimates of the clawed critters in seven years.

The dredging survey released Monday is the latest sign of a healthy crab population and welcome news for fisherfolk in America’s largest estuary.

“It looks like we’re heading in

the right direction,” said Robert T. Brown, president of the Maryland Watermen’s Association, a nonprofit that represents commercial fishermen and other seafood interests. “I think it shows you’ve got to be conservative to get your population to increase.”

Overall, the baywide crab population rose by 60% from last year to reach an estimated total of 594 million crabs. An annual winter survey released by the states of Maryland and Virginia shows almost twice as many juveniles as last year.

Adult males rose by 38 percent,

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Overall, the baywide blue crab population rose by 60% from last year, nearing 594 million crabs.

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or roughly 80 million. And perhaps most importantly, spawning-age females have increased, too, climbing to 190 million in a nearly 30 percent gain.

The dredging results are the latest evidence of blue crabs’ resurgence following strict harvest restrictions put in place in Maryland and Virginia in 2008 after falling to worrying lows.

“The blue crab population is both healthy and thriving, which is great news for the entire bay,” said Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio, Maryland’s secretary of natural resources. DAVID MCFADDEN (AP)

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Prosecutor finds proof of fraud in House race A special prosecutor in Virginia says he’s presented two indictments of election fraud against a person who worked on a Republican congressman’s doomed reelection campaign.

Special prosecutor Donald Caldwell announced the indictment Monday. He did not identify the staffer who worked on Scott Taylor’s campaign in Virginia’s coastal 2nd Congressional District. Democrat Elaine Luria ultimately won the election. Caldwell said the investigation into election fraud is ongoing and some people have not been cooperating. (AP)

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At arms’ length: For some, Metro is a bit of a stretch for being a little shorter.

When have nothing to hold on to, you tend to improvise, Hiler said. And one of the pet peeves of riders — people in crowded cars with big backpacks on — becomes a blessing. Hiler will ask riders if she can hold on to their backpacks if she has to.

That can bring quizzical looks, she said. But usually she gets a nod.

Hiler has found she’s not alone in her frustration. Fed up after another commute of stretching like she’s reaching for the top shelf, she complained on Twitter.

“Can someone at @wmata explain to me why they’ve basically made it impossible for short people to ride on crowded trains?” she wrote.

“100%,” agreed 5-foot-3-inch Sarah Sattelmeyer, a Red Line commuter. “It can be challenging to hold on, and I’ve had times when I’ve fallen into other people.”

Hiler is aware there are riders, including the disabled, who face far worse challenges.

But, she said, it just seems that giving her more to hold on to is a “solvable problem.”

Handrails and hanging handles are so prevalent in other places, after all, that subway riders are often called straphangers.

But for Metro, the problem is trying to accommodate nearly 600,000 daily riders of all sizes and situations. Metro ditched the poles by the middle door because they got in the way of people in wheelchairs.

It also wanted to encourage

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Tamara Hiler stands an even 5 feet tall, and in her 32 years, she’s really only found one advantage for being that height.

“It helps with limbo,” she deadpanned.

But as she got on a Red Line train at Farragut North recently, it was soon apparent that while her small stature might be an advantage when scooting under brooms, it can pose challenges on Metro.

As she looked for something to hold on to for all the stops and lurches to Brookland, the new 7000-series train she was on seemed to be built for people at least several inches taller.

Unlike the older trains, Metro’s newest models don’t have a pole by the middle door. Often, crowds block Hiler from the other poles too, leaving only the rails that run horizontally high above the seats to hold on to.

“I have to stand on my tiptoes and really stretch,” she said, grimacing a little as she reached to get a grip with her fingertips.

For the nine months leading up to the birth of her daughter in January, Hiler commuted on tiptoes while pregnant.

There were times when other standing women would glare at a man sitting obliviously until he got the hint and stood up. If no one thinks to help a pregnant woman, there’s not much chance of being offered a spot at the pole

At 5 feet tall, Tamara Hiler has to stretch to hold on to a ceiling rail on a 7000-series Metro train car during her commutes on the Red Line.

“Can someone at @wmata explain to me why they’ve basically made it impossible for short people to ride on crowded trains.”

TAMARA HILER, reaching out on Twitter to see if other short riders had trouble on Metro’s new trains

more people to move toward the center of cars instead of standing by the doors, said Metro spokesman Ian Jannetta. As for straps, he said customers said they preferred vertical poles so that you won’t hit your head on the straps when getting in and out of seats.

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Some help could be coming for the more vertically challenged. Metro, in announcing last year that it is seeking bids to manufacture the next-generation 8000-series trains, said they will have more places to hang on.

But until the new trains begin arriving in 2024, you might be a 5-foot-tall woman hanging on to a backpack for dear life.

The grass, though, can seem greener from higher up. One man responded to Hiler’s tweet that he had his own problems.

“Why don’t they have taller trains so tall riders don’t hit their heads,” he tweeted.

His Twitter handle was @Too_Tall_Ted. Reach Kery Murakami at kery.murakami@washpost.com.

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GRIDLOCK A $2.2 million study released Monday lays out more than two dozen recommendations for transforming the Washington region’s bus network into one that is centered around customers’ needs, is financially sustainable and embraces innovation and technology.

The draft recommendations would help reverse ridership declines driven by service that is too slow, complex and unreliable.

Bus ridership is down thousands of daily trips, an estimated 13% between 2012 and 2017, the report finds.

“Transforming the bus system won’t be easy,” said Robert Puentes, president and chief executive of the Eno Center for Transportation, and chair of the executive steering committee for the bus transformation project.

To achieve the project’s vision to make buses “the mode of choice on the region’s roads by 2030,″ Puentes said the region needs to create “a better system that works when, where and how customers need it.”

Among key actions recommended in the report: making boarding easier through mobile or off-board payment systems; enhancing affordable options with free transfers between bus and rail and reduced fare passes for low-income riders; and improving the rider experience with efficient nextbus technology, modern fleets, clear system maps, and safe and accessible bus stops. LUZ LAZO

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ECONOMY Accusing Beijing of “reneging” on commitments it made in earlier talks, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said Monday that the Trump administration will increase its tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods early Friday, a sharp escalation in a yearlong trade dispute.

At the same time, a Chinese trade delegation is expected to arrive in Washington to resume negotiations on Thursday, a day later than originally planned.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who briefed reporters with Lighthizer, said Trump officials learned over the weekend that Chinese officials “were trying to go back on some of the language” that had been negotiated in 10 earlier rounds of talks.

Mnuchin and Lighthizer offered no details of China’s alleged backsliding, and there was no immediate response from Beijing.

The U.S. officials said that at 12:01 a.m. Eastern time Friday, the administration will raise tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports from 10% to 25%.

President Trump had announced plans to raise those tariffs via Twitter on Sunday, expressing frustration with the pace of negotiations. The reiteration Monday of the president’s threat from

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Trump plans to raise tariffs on $200 billion in goods early Friday

Officials said the U.S. will increase tariffs on Chinese goods starting Friday.

three high-level Trump officials reinforced the administration’s determination to put Beijing on the defensive.

By threatening to raise taxes on Chinese imports, Trump is throwing down a challenge to Beijing: Agree to sweeping changes in China’s governmentdominated economic model — or suffer the consequences.

Global stock markets sank Monday on Trump’s tweetstorm.

But shares in the U.S. regained some of the lost ground on news that Chinese officials were planning to go ahead with this week’s meetings in Washington. U.S. officials said they expected that China’s delegation would be led

again by Vice Premier Liu He. Beijing is wrestling with an internal conflict: It is eager to end a trade fight that has battered Chinese exporters, but it doesn’t want to look like it’s bowing to the Trump administration’s demands for far-reaching concessions.

Trump’s threat makes going ahead with talks “very difficult politically” for the Chinese government, said Jake Parker, vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council. He said the Chinese public might “view this as a capitulation” if Beijing reached an agreement before Trump’s Friday deadline.

Until recently, a Pakistani waiter working in the city of Rawalpindi knew nothing about the TV series “Game of Thrones” — or its antihero Tyrion Lannister, played by U.S. actor Peter Dinklage.

But now, 26-year-old Rozi Khan has customers asking to have selfies taken with him and fields constant questions about his resemblance to Dinklage, 49. Khan not only has a similar look, haircut and beard as Dinklage, but the two share a genetic condition resulting in small stature.

“It is my wish to work with Dinklage in movies,” Khan told The Associated Press.

“For me, it will be a dream come true.” (AP)

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Mnuchin won’t furnish Trump’s past tax returns POLITICS Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Monday told House Democrats he would not furnish President Trump’s tax returns despite their legal request, the latest move by Trump administration officials to shield the president from congressional investigations.

Mnuchin, in a letter to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., said he had consulted with the Justice Department and that they had concluded that it would not be lawful for the Trump administration to turn over the tax returns because of potential violations of privacy.

Mnuchin added that requests from Congress “must serve a legitimate legislative purpose” and that the request from Democrats does not.

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NEW YORK | Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney, leaves his Manhattan apartment on his way to prison Monday.

Cohen is serving a three-year sentence in Otisville, N.Y., for tax evasion, bank fraud, campaign finance violations and lying to Congress.

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A Russian airliner that took off from Moscow was airborne for just 28 minutes before returning to make an emergency landing while still heavy with unburned fuel, which then ignited after a rough touchdown. Flames quickly engulfed the aircraft, killing 41 of the 78 people aboard. A day after Sunday’s horrifying accident at Sheremetyevo Airport, Russian news media quoted the pilot as saying he followed procedures for landing with excess weight. But the crew reportedly did not dump any fuel, which is common for flights that have to land soon after takeoff to keep them from being too heavy. (AP)

The U.S. is dispatching an aircraft carrier and other military resources to the Middle East following “clear indications” that Iran and its proxy forces were preparing to possibly attack U.S. forces in the region, a defense official told The Associated Press. National security adviser John Bolton said Sunday night that the U.S. is deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force to the U.S. Central Command region, an area that includes the Middle East. Bolton said the U.S. wants to send a message that “unrelenting force” will meet any attack on U.S. interests or those of its allies. (AP)

The sultan of Brunei said his country would not impose the death penalty, appearing to back away from harsh punishments including death by stoning for gay sex and adultery under strict new laws that took effect last month. In his Sunday speech, Hassanal Bolkiah also said that Brunei will ratify the U.N. Convention Against Torture.

It is unclear how the ratification of that treaty would affect other punishments under the Islamic penal code, which also calls for amputation of hands and feet for stealing. The new laws also apply to children and foreigners who are not Muslim. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Egypt, U.N. broker deal after deadliest fighting in the conflict since ’14 JERUSALEM The Israeli military lifted protective restrictions on residents in the south Monday, while Gaza’s ruling Hamas militant group reported a cease-fire deal had been reached to end the deadliest fighting between the two sides since a 2014 war.

The escalation had killed 25 on the Gaza side, both militants and civilians, while on the Israeli side, four civilians were killed.

The Islamic Jihad militant group, which Israel accused of instigating the latest violence, confirmed that a “mutual and concurrent” truce had been brokered by Egypt.

The intense fighting over two days came to a halt early Monday, and residents on both sides went back to their daily routines.

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Israel and Hamas agree to cease-fire Two days of fighting killed 29, including a 4-month-old girl, above, in Gaza.

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Egyptian mediators had been working with the United Nations to broker a cease-fire. Under past Egyptian-brokered deals, Israel has agreed to ease its joint blockade of Gaza with Egypt in exchange for a halt to rocket fire.

The latest fighting broke out after Palestinian militants accused Israel of not honoring a March cease-fire deal and opened fire on soldiers on the Israeli side of the Gaza frontier.

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ENVIRONMENT Up to 1 million plant and animal species are on the verge of extinction, with alarming implications for human survival, according to a United Nations report released Monday.

The report’s findings underscore the conclusions of previous scientific studies that say human activity is wreaking havoc on the wild kingdom, threatening the existence of living things ranging from giant whales to flowers and insects that are almost impossible to see with the naked eye.

But the global report by the Intergovernmental SciencePolicy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services goes a step further than previous studies by linking the loss of species to humans and analyzing its effect on food and water security, farming and economies.

According to the report, which included input from more than 450 researchers, more plants and animals are threatened with extinction now than at any other period in human history.

Nature’s current rate of decline is unparalleled, it says, and the accelerating rate of extinctions “means grave impacts on people around the world are now likely.”

Robert Watson, a British chemist who served as the panel’s chairman, said the decline in biodiversity is eroding “the foundations of our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide.”

The report’s authors declared that the world’s governments should address the global decline of biodiversity together with human-caused climate change.

The warming climate is a major driver that is exacerbating the effects of overfishing, widespread pesticide use, pollution and urban expansion into the natural world.

People are putting nature in more trouble now than at any other time in human history, scientists said Monday. According to the 39-page summary of the United Nations’ first comprehensive report on biodiversity, here are five ways people are accelerating extinction. (AP)

Pesticides used by farmers kill pollinators such as bees and have a devastating effect on crops, a U.N. report said.

Overfishing and the loss of coral reefs to warming could affect billions of coastal residents who rely on seafood.

For example, ocean ecosystems are degrading as temperatures rise toward 2 degrees Celsius — 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit — above preindustrial levels, the study warns. Coral reefs lost to warming and acidifying oceans could cause a collapse in commercial and indigenous fisheries, affecting billions of coastal residents who rely on seafood for protein.

“Let’s be quite candid,” Watson said. “We’re not on the pathway to 2 degrees Celsius. We’re on a pathway to 3, 3 ½ degrees Celsius. The coral system is truly in trouble.”

The report emphasized the effects humans have on animals that are key to their own survival.

Pesticides sprayed by farmers kill pollinators such as bees and other insects, which will likely

“The biological diversity of this planet has been really hammered, and this is really our last chance to address all of that.”

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animals rely on for food.

“The most important thing isn’t necessarily that we’re losing … 1 million species — although that’s important, don’t misunderstand me,” Watson said. “The bigger issue is the way it will affect human well-being, as we’ve said many times — food, water, energy, human health.

“We care about nature, but we care about human well-being.

We need to link it to human wellbeing; that’s the crucial thing.

Otherwise we’re going to look like a bunch of tree-huggers.”

The report has a positive spin, saying that “it is not too late to make a difference.” But that difference requires more than 100 nations to work together to bring about change. DARRYL FEARS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Forests, grasslands and other areas are being turned into farms, cities and other developments.

The habitat loss leaves plants and animals homeless. About three-quarters of Earth’s land, two-thirds of its oceans and 85% of crucial wetlands have been severely altered or lost, making it harder for species to survive, the report said.

Overfishing

A third of the world’s fish stocks are overfished.

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Climate change has been exacerbated by the burning of fossil fuels, making it too hot, wet or dry for some species to survive.

Almost half of the world’s land mammals — not including bats — and nearly a quarter of the birds have already had their habitats hit hard by global warming.

Polluting land and water

Every year, 300 million to 400 million tons of heavy metals, solvents and toxic sludge are dumped into the world’s waters.

Allowing invasive species Invasive species have crowded out native plants and animals.

The number of invasive alien species per country has risen 70% since 1970, with one species of bacteria threatening nearly 400 amphibian species.

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Ex-prosecutors: Trump obstructed 450 former feds say he’d be charged if he weren’t the president POLITICS More than 450 former federal prosecutors who worked in Republican and Democratic administrations have signed on to a statement asserting that special counsel Robert Mueller’s findings would have produced obstruction charges against President Trump — if not for the office he held.

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Mueller had declined to say one way or the other whether Trump should have been charged, citing a Justice Department legal opinion that sitting presidents cannot be indicted, as well as concerns about the fairness of accusing someone for whom there can be no court proceedings.

“Each of us believes that the conduct of President Trump described in … Mueller’s report would, in the case of any other

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The statement is notable for the number of people who signed it — 375 as of early Monday afternoon, growing to 459 in the hours after it published — and the positions and political affiliations of some on the list.

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Mechanical issues kept Washington’s charter plane on the tarmac in Philadelphia for more than seven hours before the Nationals decided to return to the team hotel. The team finally arrived just after 12:30 p.m. Eastern time Monday, about seven hours before first pitch.

Over the weekend, the Nationals dropped two of three games

against the NL East-leading Phillies for their fifth straight series loss.

With Washington’s injured list looking more like a football team’s injury report, the Nationals limped into the Philadelphia series without their Nos. 2, 3, 4 or 5 hitters from opening day.

While this has hindered the offense, perhaps a larger concern is the effect on the roster and the defense.

Going into Monday’s series opener, the Nationals had five errors in two games. Rookie shortstop Carter Kieboom — filling in for Trea Turner — shoulders a share of the blame, but the Nationals understood his glove lagged behind his bat

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If Taylor goes to the injured list, one solution might be to promote Spencer Kieboom, Carter’s older brother and a catcher

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Despite a rotation headed by Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg and Patrick Corbin, Washington had the National League’s worst overall ERA — 4.93. (EXPRESS)

at Class AA Harrisburg. That would give manager Dave Martinez the ability to use Kurt Suzuki or Yan Gomes as a pinch hitter.

The Nationals’ bullpen is very much a work in progress.

Over the weekend, the turnstile in the setup role stopped again on 28-year-old righty Kyle Barraclough.

He had a chance to lock down the eighth inning earlier this season, but he struggled with inherited runners, allowing his first seven to score.

For the moment, Tony Sipp also seems to have a clear role, as a matchup lefty.

Righty Wander Suero still receives high-leverage opportunities, but not as often as Barraclough, a fact not likely to change soon given Suero’s rough weekend.

Since returning from the injured list, righty Justin Miller looks like the unit’s workhorse.

Through Sunday, he had allowed one run in six innings, striking out three while walking none (although he hit two batters).

This leaves Barraclough at the back of the bullpen with closer Sean Doolittle. At least for now.

DQ’d horse won’t return in Preakness The owner of Maximum Security, Gary West, said Monday that he won’t run his colt in the Preakness but will appeal his disqualification as the Kentucky Derby winner. “There’s really no need, not having an opportunity to run for the Triple Crown, to run a horse back in two weeks,” said West, who will appeal to the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission. Maximum Security on Saturday became the first Derby winner disqualified for interference. After an objection, stewards ruled that he impeded the path of several horses between the far and final turns. Country House, a 65-1 shot, was elevated to first. West has said he realizes the appeals process will take “months, if not years.” (AP)

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Man City topples Leicester, retakes EPL’s top position

Chol Marial, a 7-foot-2 center, has signed on to join Maryland’s basketball team for the 201920 season, he and the school announced Monday. Marial, who has a 7-foot-11 wingspan, attends Compass Prep in Chandler, Ariz.

He played in fewer than 10 games at the prep school this season but he averaged about eight blocks, 11 rebounds and 14 points per game.

In middle school, he moved to the U.S. from South Sudan. Marial, the No. 131 prospect in 247Sports’ composite rankings, was once a top-five recruit but was reduced to a three-star prospect after shin splits limited his playing time. (TWP)

ACC commissioner John Swofford says “everything is on schedule” for the August launch of the league’s TV channel. Speaking Monday at a regional Associated Press Sports Editors meeting in Greensboro, N.C., Swofford said a focus now is getting more TV providers to carry the ACC Network. The league hopes the channel helps it close a financial gap with its power-conference peers. The average payout for the ACC’s 14 full-time members for the 2016-17 season was $26.6 million.

By comparison, the SEC distributed nearly $41 million per school while the Big Ten, Big 12 and Pac-12 all averaged more than $31 million. (AP)

Manchester City returned to the top of the English Premier League with one game left after captain Vincent Kompany had a sensational goal to beat visiting Leicester 1-0 in a dramatic match Monday. The ferocious long-range shot by City’s long-serving and influential captain settled nerves 70 minutes into the contest at Etihad Stadium. Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel had no chance as the ball swerved away from him into the top corner.

City needed the victory to control its destiny. The win, the club’s 13th straight, put it a point above Liverpool. City looks to defend the title Sunday at lowly Brighton. (AP)

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With the advent of wearable devices that make it possible to measure energy expenditure, researchers are finding that dozens of non-exercise activities can be slipped into our daily routine and, together, can replace a stint at the gym or a morning jog.

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Endocrinologist James Levine coined the term NEAT (non-exercise activity thermogenesis — the energy you burn when you’re not sleeping, eating, resting or deliberately exercising) when he was director of the Obesity Solutions initiative at the Mayo Clinic.

“Anybody can have a NEAT life,” he says. “Our research showed that you can take two adults of the same weight and one can burn an extra 350 [calories per day] simply by getting rid of labor-saving devices and moving more throughout the day.”

“First and foremost, avoid chairs at work, ” says I-Min Lee, a professor of epidemiology and physical activity researcher at Harvard. Working Americans spend, on average, more than 40 percent of our waking hours in a chair, making this is an obvious place to amp up energy expenditure. Throw a ball, pace while on the phone, take stairs, wiggle on agility balls, do random

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TV REVIEW HBO’s fascinating and necessarily bleak miniseries “Chernobyl” is every bit as grim as it looks — maybe even grimmer than that.

How could it not be?

It takes viewers back to the Ukrainian town of Pripyat in the early morning hours of April 26, 1986, when an explosion occurs at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, showering the site with radioactive chunks of graphite and releasing a toxic plume that put much of Western Europe, Scandinavia and the western side of the Soviet Union at risk for deadly contamination.

Chernobyl’s human toll is still unknown; this effective, nononsense and highly researched dramatization estimates deaths anywhere from 4,000 to 93,000 over the past 33 years. (An official count, left over from Soviet authority, is still just 31 dead.)

Depressing as it may be, “Chernobyl,” created and written by Craig Mazin and directed

by Johan Renck, is a fine study in the uses of sanctioned obfuscation — and how much easier that becomes in a country where media and scientific leadership are tightly restricted. There was a time when that sort of thing might have seemed entirely foreign to an American audience; now, it’s another resonant alarm sounding uncomfortably close.

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Jared Harris plays nuclear physicist Valery Legasov on the HBO miniseries “Chernobyl.”

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The miniseries offers a meticulous account of the disaster’s fallout

keep the news from leaking for a couple of days, the internal panic about a bigger, imminent explosion spreads up the chain of command to an aghast Mikhail Gorbachev (David Dencik), who immediately assigns his brash deputy prime minister, Boris Shcherbina (Stellan Skarsgard), to travel to Pripyat with the U.S.S.R.’s leading nuclear physicist, Valery Legasov (Jared Harris), to oversee the effort to fight the fire at the plant and mitigate further contamination.

Much of “Chernobyl” is preoccupied with the quiet traces of heroism and dignity that faced down the corruption and dishonesty that defined Soviet life. A subplot involves the

One “Chernobyl” subplot follows a firefighter (Adam Nagaitis) as he suffers from radiation burns.

determination of a young woman (Jessie Buckley) who risks her own health to be with her husband (Adam Nagaitis), a firefighter who experiences an agonizing

death from radiation burns. Emily Watson co-stars as physicist Ulana Khomyuk, a composite character who stands in for the many Soviet scientists who jeopardized their careers to discover the truth about what happened.

The performances are engaging, verging here and there on superb, and there’s a familiar, drab despair that assures us we’re back in the U.S.S.R. Contrary to some advertising that makes “Chernobyl” look like a fast-paced Cold War thriller with gross-out consequences, it is instead more committed to a disciplined, truthful and scientific account. That’s commendable — if not always exciting.

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FILM REVIEW When Ted Bundy died in the electric chair 30 years ago in Florida, a witness to the execution — a prosecutor in the case of a 12-year-old girl Bundy murdered — told The New York Times: “He probably could have done anything he set his mind to do, but something happened to him and we still don’t know what it was.”

Three decades later, we still don’t, and the aptly named “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile,” which hit Netflix on Friday, doesn’t provide any new answers.

Instead, Joe Berlinger’s film, starring an impressively scary Zac Efron, tries with mixed success to address a different issue, namely how Bundy not only used his good looks and boyish demeanor to fool those closest to him, especially his longtime girlfriend Liz Kloepfer (Lily Collins), but how he managed to seduce some in the media and public.

By telling the story from the perspective of Kloepfer, Berlinger necessarily has to refrain from depicting Bundy’s crimes. The problem is that, by the end of the film, the approach is distracting.

We all know what Bundy did — he confessed to some 30 murders.

The film doesn’t glorify its subject. But it doesn’t explain him, either. And that leads to another question: If there’s nothing really new to say about Ted Bundy, need we be saying anything? JOCELYN NOVECK (AP)

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Lily Collins for her recent comments about her new movie “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile.”

Collins told The Guardian that during filming for the Ted Bundy biopic, she woke up at 3 a.m. every night. Research led her to find that was when “the veil between the realms is the thinnest,” and she believes Bundy’s victims were telling her they approved of the film.

@BRIGGONSNOW, joking about a modern coffee cup — possibly from Starbucks — that made an accidental appearance in Sunday night’s episode of “Game of Thrones.” Fans were thrilled that editors missed the error, wondering if it meant a coffee chain existed in the “Thrones” universe. HBO said in a statement Monday that, “The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea.”

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claim that stacking cards isn’t allowed.

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MEDIUM

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) What you devise today can work for you for quite some time — provided someone doesn’t co-opt your idea first.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The certainty you are after may not be afforded you today, but if you keep at it, you can rest peacefully knowing that what you want is on its way.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You and a partner can make a game out of something that is usually grueling work. Use your imaginations.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are likely to receive assurances from loved ones today, but you may still doubt that things will develop as you have planned.

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be

realistic, and don’t let anyone tell you that what you know is false or somehow misleading. You have the facts and can use them well.

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Do not try to conceal the truth from friend or foe today — either can respond in a way that undoes you in the end.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You must be willing to share most of what comes your way with those who have helped you get where you are.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Everyone around you today seems to know something you don’t, or perhaps they’re just willing to face what you refuse to acknowledge.

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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

80 | 60 TODAY: This is a second straight really nice day. While high clouds may increase in the afternoon, sunshine is prevalent. Highs should hit at least hit 80, and perhaps a few degrees higher in our warmer areas from the District south. Clouds increase tonight, and there’s an outside chance of a shower.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

What you are doing and where you are going may not be widely known yet.

You may well be the talk of the town very soon, however.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Your competitive spirit kicks into high gear today. Take care that you don’t do anything to turn an ally against you at the last minute.

Need more Sudoku?

Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.

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AVG. HIGH: 73 RECORD HIGH: 95 AVG. LOW: 53 RECORD LOW: 38 SUNRISE: 6:02 a.m. SUNSET: 8:07 p.m.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)

Negligence is your most dangerous enemy today; pay attention to all that goes on around you, and you’ll surely acquit yourself well.

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

69 | 60

74 | 58

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

80 | 66

72 | 62

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You

want to explore what happens when you mix and mingle with people, and the opportunity to do so arises today.

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1763: Pontiac, chief of the Ottawa Indians, attempts to lead a sneak attack on Britishheld Fort Detroit, but is foiled because the British had been tipped off in advance.

1915: A German U-boat torpedoes and sinks the British liner RMS Lusitania off the southern coast of Ireland, killing 1,198 people, including 128 Americans, out of the nearly 2,000 on board.

1984: A $180 million out-of-court settlement is announced in the Agent Orange class-action suit brought by Vietnam veterans who said they had been injured by exposure to the defoliant.

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31 Opera solo 32 Boost the horsepower of 33 Remote possibility?

37 Passes quickly 39 Chaos 40 Lunch, e.g.

BY THE WAY 41 Operating room suggestion?

46 Ecko or Jacobs of fashion 47 Heavy lifting sound 48 “Moby-Dick” captain 51 “Who Let the Dogs Out?” band 53 Snub 55 Zig’s partner 56 Words added to letters, or a hint to the ends of 17-, 28- and 41-Across 58 Costa Brava “Brava!”

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Answering your questions about the royal baby

WEDDINGS

Jane’s friends forced to cancel May the 4th party

DAN KITWOOD (GETTY IMAGES)

Gina Rodriguez married Joe LoCicero on Saturday, the actress announced Monday on Instagram. Posting a video from the ceremony, Rodriguez wrote: “May 4th, 2019 was absolute MAGIC. To my husband Joseph, I am yours forever.” Rodriguez’s “Jane the Virgin” co-star Justin Baldoni sang as she walked down the aisle. (EXPRESS)

Meghan and Harry haven’t revealed their baby boy to the cameras just yet.

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INCIDENTS

Ross felt ‘violated’ by airport screener’s search Diana Ross said she felt “violated” by an airport screener who touched her between her legs after she performed at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. “I still feel her hands between my legs, front and back,” the Motown legend tweeted Sunday. TSA spokesman Mark Howell said that the agency is investigating the incident. (AP)

Harry gives credit where credit is due Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, gave birth to a healthy baby boy early Monday, a beaming Prince Harry announced to the world, declaring he’s “incredibly proud” of his wife. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and was born at 5:26 a.m. local time. Harry said their son was a little bit overdue, which had given the royal couple more time to contemplate names. “I’m just over the moon,” Harry said. “It’s been the most amazing experience I could ever have possibly imagined. How any woman does what they do is beyond comprehension.” (AP)

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Will the baby ever be king?

The baby boy will be seventh in line to the throne, making it unlikely that he will grow up to be the British monarch. The current heir is Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth II’s 70-year-old son. He is followed by his son William, and William’s three young children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Next comes the new baby’s father, Prince Harry, and then the newborn boy.

Will the baby be a prince?

It’s really up to the queen to decide, although Harry and Meghan may also have a say. A decree issued by King George V in 1917 limits the number of grand royal titles in a way that would make Harry and Meghan’s son known as a “lord.” The queen has the authority, however, to intervene and decree the boy a prince, though Harry and Meghan could decide against a special designation.

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GODPARENTS

B.J. crossed off list of potential baby daddys Mindy Kaling said in an interview with Good Housekeeping that her “Office” co-star B.J. Novak is the godfather to her daughter, Katherine. Kaling has not revealed the father of her daughter, whom she welcomed in December 2017. “He comes over like once a week,” Kaling said of Novak. “Sometimes he’ll come over just to hang out with her.” (EXPRESS)

verbatim

“It’s hard enough to be with someone by yourself, let alone with an audience.”

Will the baby be American?

Meghan is American, but palace officials said at the time of her engagement to Harry that she planned to eventually become British. She and Harry may decide to pursue American citizenship for their baby, so their son could end up having dual U.K.-U.S. nationality.

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