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A rare $2 bill led to confusion at a school in Houston when an eighth-grader in line for lunch was told her money was fake and police were summoned. A police officer questioned the girl before taking the $2 bill to a bank, which verified the currency, which features Thomas Jefferson on the front. Nobody was charged and investigations continue into counterfeit money at schools. The child missed lunch that day. (AP)

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“I was so proud. … I felt like I finally drew a line in the sand and stood up for what I believed.” KEN SHUPE, a South Carolina tow truck driver, on how he refused to tow the car of a woman with a disability because she had a Bernie Sanders bumper sticker, UPI reported.

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THE DISTRICT They had cut down the masts, severed the underwater anchoring lines and adjusted the ballast to make the ship ride bow high. The towing chain had been passed through the “bull nose” up front. The skeleton crew was onboard. And the moon had provided a very high tide, with plenty of extra water under the keel. At 7:38 a.m. Saturday, three powder-blue tugboats backed the former USS Barry away from Pier 2 at the Navy Yard and into the Anacostia River for its final voyage. “There she goes,” said a man in the crowd that lined the boardwalk along the river to bid farewell to the old destroyer, which had served as a popular museum ship since 1983 and had been a fixture in the neighborhood. “Bye, Barry,” said another. Under a blue sky with broken clouds, the tugs got the ship into midstream and turned it to face downriver toward the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge. The river was placid as the

AMANDA VOISARD (THE WASHINGTON POST)

The longtime staple of the Navy Yard is towed away on its last voyage

The former USS Barry, once a Navy destroyer and a museum ship at the Navy Yard for more than 30 years, is towed Saturday down the Potomac.

Barry began its 50-hour journey to be mothballed in Philadelphia. The surface was disturbed only by feeding fish, a few ducks and the churning from the tugs’ propellers. The 418-foot-long vessel, which has ties that stretch from Pearl Harbor to the Vietnam War, was powerless during the operation. Its engines were silenced long ago, its rudder locked in place, the Navy said. Its final voyage was termed a “dead ship” tow.

“This ship, the way it’s configured, the smell, the feel of it, the new ships don’t have that. It’s a different era. I was sad to see it go.” CMDR. JOSHUA COLLAMER, of the Naval Reserve, who works at the Pentagon and was in charge of the Barry from 2003 to 2005

“It’s basically, at this point, a long hunk of metal that they’re … towing through the water,” said Lt. Luke J. Adams, the officer in charge of port operations at the Navy Yard. But it cut a sleek profile with its sharp, angled bow and its bold hull number — 933 — as it was towed. A D.C. fireboat lofted a salute with its water cannons as the Barry passed. Nearby vessels sounded their horns. And as the ship passed Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, where the Anacostia meets the Potomac River, the strains of “Anchors Aweigh” drifted across the water from loudspeakers on shore. “Very emotional,” said Anne Seymour, who lived in the Navy Yard neighborhood in Southeast Washington and carried two American flags as she watched the ship leave. “The Barry is a landmark institution in our ’hood,” she said, as she stood on a nearby pier. “We love him. I’ve been here almost 26 years. … I’ve seen the neighborhood go through a lot of changes. The one thing that did not change was the USS Barry.” “Always here, always reliable,” she said. “I’m very, very sad.” MICHAEL E. RUANE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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‘What needs to be done’ After decades of issues, Metro announces plans for a series of closures and single-tracking

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The longest of Metro’s planned shutdowns will see the Red Line’s Rhode Island Avenue and BrooklandCUA stations closed for 24 days beginning Oct. 9.

Another shutdown, for 16 days beginning Aug. 20, will start at the Eastern Market station, on the Blue, Orange and Silver lines, and reach to the Orange Line’s Minnesota Avenue station as well as the Benning Road station on the Blue and Silver lines. “I totally understand the inconvenience argument,” said Wiedefeld, now in his sixth month as Metro’s chief executive. But he said the work is desperately needed: “We cannot keep trying to Band-Aid over these issues. This is tough medicine. But we have to take it. And the sooner we take it, the better we’re all going to be.” T he overh au l , dubbed “SafeTrack,” includes 15 work projects, each called a “safety surge.” Starting in June, the surges will be conducted one after another along different stretches of the 118-mile system. Metro intends to replace, repair or refurbish almost every type of infrastructure. The plan includes a moratorium on extended evening hours,

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The percentage of readers who voted “Yes. It’s about time” to a Washington Post online reader poll when asked, “Do you agree with Metro’s approach in shutting down stations and reducing service?” Of the 674 people who responded by Sunday, 18 percent answered, “No. There’s got to be a better way.“ (EXPRESS)

as when the subway stays open after its normal closing time to accommodate late-night crowds leaving sporting events. And starting June 3, the system will shut down at midnight instead of 3 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, limiting transportation options for bar patrons and others. Wiedefeld said that money for the work is already in Metro’s long-term capital-improvement budget and that the funds will

be moved from future years to the current year to pay for the maintenance blitz. Much of the maintenance neglect, under previous generations of Metro leadership, resulted from public pressure to keep the subway operating at full capacity for economic and convenience reasons, and from a push for Metro expansion by the transit agency’s directors and political leaders in the Washington area. President Barack Obama on Friday cited Metro as an example of the nation’s crumbling infrastructure and called on Republicans to back his proposals to boost spending on public works initiatives. “It is just one more example of the underinvestments that have been made,” Obama said. “The D.C. Metro has historically been a great strength of this region, but over time we have underinvested in maintenance and repairs.” PAUL DUGGAN, LORI ARATANI AND ROBERT McCARTNEY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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TRANSPORTATION After decades of maintenance neglect, Metro next month will begin a huge subway rebuilding effort that will inconvenience nearly everyone who uses the system, with stretches of some rail lines closed for days, a reduction in late-night weekend service and a slowdown of trains throughout the year-long project, officials said Friday. The transit disruptions will have ripple effects across the region as local governments and employers will be asked to make adjustments — whether it be changing HOV lane restrictions to ease the anticipated increase in road traffic or allowing employees to work from home or modify their schedules. “It’s what needs to be done,” General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld declared in an interview before outlining his aggressive plan at a news conference. “It’s going to impact people’s lives; it’s going to impact businesses, all of that,” he said of the infrastructure overhaul, which is expected to cause more commuting headaches for longer periods than any previous track work in the subway’s 40-year history. With the system addled by long-deferred maintenance — caught in a sometimes-calamitous spiral of breakdowns and other failures — a day of reckoning has arrived, Wiedefeld said. The longest of five planned shutdowns will start Oct. 9 and last 24 days, involving a Red Line stretch from the NoMa-Gallaudet station to the Fort Totten station. The stations in between — Rhode Island Avenue and BrooklandCUA — will be closed.

TRANSPORTATION Describing a dramatic list of missteps by Metro during a response to a station fire, the Federal Transit Administration issued a series of directives to the transit agency while threatening to shut down the system. The FTA, which took over direct safety oversight of Metro in October, said in a directive Friday that the agency must take “urgent action” to ensure passenger safety, including daily testing for hot spots, stepped-up measures against water leakage in tunnels and reductions of electrical power use. On Thursday, after a third rail insulator exploded, a Metro operations supervisor “conducted only a cursory inspection before ordering the damaged track back in service,” the FTA said. It said the Rail Operations Control Center then denied permission to maintenance personnel when they asked to take the track out of service for inspection. The control center did not give Metro investigators clearance for the inspections until several hours later, the FTA said, adding that “trains continued to operate across this potentially dangerous track without interruption.” After a second fire and smoke incident occurred at the same station later in the day, the control center then closed that portion of the Blue, Orange and Silver lines. (AP/TWP)

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Metro’s year of rail disruptions The Metrorail rehab plan includes 15 “safety surge” projects that will require the most extensive work and mean the longest stretches of single-tracking and station shutdowns. A final version will be released May 16. (THE WASHINGTON POST) BL

SINGLE-TRACKING

Franconia-Springfield to Van Dorn Street June 4 to June 19 (15 days) Continuous single-tracking between Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn Street. Reduced service at Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn Street only. Some trains will run to/ from Huntington instead. TRAIN FREQUENCY: From Franconia every 24 minutes; from Van Dorn Street every 12 minutes. Nearnormal service for other stations. SHUTTLE BUSES: During rush hour between Franconia and Pentagon. GR SINGLE-TRACKING

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run between Braddock Road, Crystal City and Pentagon City. BL

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Pentagon City to National Airport July 12 to July 19 (7 days) Segment shutdown between National Airport and Pentagon City. Service will be reduced at all times at many stations, primarily Yellow and Blue lines in Virginia. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Every 12 minutes. No Rush+ Yellow. SHUTTLE BUSES: From Pentagon City and Braddock Road to National Airport. Metroway buses run between Braddock Road, Crystal City and Pentagon City.

College Park to Greenbelt June 20 to July 3 (13 days) Continuous single-tracking between Greenbelt and College Park. Reduced service at Greenbelt. TRAIN FREQUENCY: From Greenbelt every 12 minutes; normal service levels at other stations. SHUTTLE BUSES: On standby for use during service disruptions in the single-tracking zone. ADVICE FROM METRO: Use New Carrollton or College Park stations. BL

CLOSED

National Airport to Braddock July 5 to July 12 (7 days) Segment shutdown between National Airport and Braddock Road. Service will be reduced by 50 percent south of the Pentagon and will be reduced at all times at many stations, primarily Yellow and Blue lines in Virginia. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Every 12 minutes.

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College Park to Greenbelt July 20 to July 31 (11 days) Continuous single-tracking between Greenbelt and College Park. Reduced service at Greenbelt. TRAIN FREQUENCY: From Greenbelt every 12 minutes; normal service levels at other stations. SHUTTLE BUSES: On standby for use during service disruptions in the single-tracking zone. ADVICE FROM METRO: Use New Carrollton or College Park stations.

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Twinbrook to Shady Grove Aug. 9 to Aug. 19 (10 days) Continuous single-tracking between Shady Grove and Rockville. Reduced service at Shady Grove and Rockville. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Every 18 minutes from Shady Grove and Rockville; regular service at all other stations. SHUTTLE BUSES: On standby for use during service disruptions in the single-tracking zone. ADVICE FROM METRO: Use Twinbrook station. BL

Aug. 20 to Sept. 6 (16 days) Shutdown between Eastern Market and Minnesota/Benning. Stadium-Armory and Potomac Avenue stations closed. Reduced service at all Orange, Silver and Blue stations. Blue Line between Rosslyn and Arlington Cemetery closed for service pattern adjustment. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Orange and Silver every 10 minutes outside the shutdown area. Blue every 12 minutes between Franconia and Arlington Cemetery only. Yellow Rush+ will run all day between Franconia and Mount Vernon Square. SHUTTLE BUSES: Buses are planned for some but not all projects. ADVICE FROM METRO: Expect crowding on Orange and Silver lines.

Takoma to Silver Spring

West Falls Church to Vienna

Aug. 1 to Aug. 8 (7 days) Continuous single-tracking between Takoma and Silver Spring. Reduced service at most Red Line stations. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Shady Grove to NoMa every 6 minutes; Glenmont to Grosvenor every 12 minutes.

Sept. 9 to Oct. 21 (42 days) Continuous single-tracking between Vienna and West Falls Church. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Every 18 minutes at Vienna and Dunn Loring. Normal service levels at other Orange Line stations.

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NoMa to Ft. Totten Oct. 9 to Nov. 2 (24 days) Segment shutdown between NoMa and Fort Totten. Reduced service at most Red Line stations. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Shady Grove to NoMa every 5 minutes; Glenmont to Fort Totten every 10 minutes. SHUTTLE BUSES: Buses are planned for some but not all projects. ADVICE FROM METRO: Consider Green Line to get through the area.

Dec. 6 to Dec. 24 (18 days) Segment shutdown between Pentagon and Rosslyn. Arlington Cemetery Station closed. Blue Line will run between FranconiaSpringfield and Arlington Cemetery only. Reduced service at all Blue Line stations. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Not specified. SHUTTLE BUSES: Buses are planned for some but not all projects. ADVICE FROM METRO: Yellow Rush+ will run all day. BL

SINGLE-TRACKING

East Falls Church to West Falls Church Nov. 2 to Nov. 12 (10 days) Continuous single-tracking between West Falls Church and East Falls Church. Reduced service at all Orange Line stations. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Vienna to New Carrollton every 16 minutes. Silver Line every 16 minutes. Additional trains East Falls Church to New Carrollton. SHUTTLE BUSES: Buses are planned for some but not all projects. ADVICE FROM METRO: Expect crowding on Orange and Silver lines.

Braddock Road to Huntington, Van Dorn St. Jan. 2, 2017, to Jan. 26, 2017 (24 days) Continuous single-tracking between Braddock Road and Huntington, Van Dorn Street. Reduced service at all Blue and Yellow stations. Service will temporarily return Jan. 16-22 for inauguration activities. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Blue Line every 18 minutes. Yellow Line every 6 minutes between National Airport and Mount Vernon Square. A shuttle train will run between Huntington and King Street. OR

SINGLE-TRACKING

for some but not all projects.

Rosslyn to Pentagon

CLOSED

Eastern Market to Minnesota/Benning

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SHUTTLE BUSES: Buses are planned for some but not all projects. ADVICE FROM METRO: Expect trains to and from Vienna to be crowded.

East Falls Church to Ballston Nov. 12 to Dec. 5 (23 days) Continuous single-tracking between East Falls Church and Ballston. Reduced service at all Orange and Silver stations. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Orange every 18 minutes from Vienna to Ballston; additional trains Ballston to New Carrollton. Silver every 18 minutes. SHUTTLE BUSES: Buses are planned

SINGLE-TRACKING

East Falls Church to West Falls Church March 6, 2017, to March 20, 2017 (14 days) Continuous single-tracking between West Falls Church and East Falls Church. Reduced service at all Orange and Silver stations. TRAIN FREQUENCY: Orange every 16 minutes from Vienna to New Carrollton; additional trains East Falls Church to New Carrollton. Silver Line every 16 minutes.

D.C. police charge 39-year-old man with stabbing youth Thursday afternoon outside Union Station

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Liberty U. board member resigns over Trump clash

The Baltimore Board of Elections has completed its final vote count in the city’s Democratic primary. Catherine Pugh, a state senator and the owner of a public relations firm, maintained her victory as the city’s democratic nominee for mayor with a total of 48,665 votes, while her closest opponent, former mayor Sheila Dixon, received 46,219 votes in total. Dixon said last week that she did not concede the election. The results will be certified today. The board completed its count on Friday. There were roughly 7,000 provisional ballots and 3,800 absentee ballots to be tallied. Of that number, roughly 2,800 ballots were disqualified. (AP)

A Liberty University board member who criticized the school president’s endorsement of Donald Trump has resigned. The News & Advance reports that Mark DeMoss resigned after several fellow board members took issue with his position on Jerry Falwell Jr.’s endorsement of the Republican presidential hopeful. DeMoss is a former spokesman for Liberty’s founder, the late Jerry Falwell Sr. He criticized Jerry Falwell Jr.’s endorsement of Trump in an interview with The Washington Post a day before the Super Tuesday primaries. He said that “fundamental lack of trust” would make it difficult for him to remain on the board. (AP)

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Police: No regret from Md. shooting suspect Two-day attack left three dead and three wounded in suburbs ROCKVILLE Police say they’ve seen no signs of remorse from a federal police officer accused of a two-day shooting spree in a string of suburban parking lots in Maryland that left three people dead and three wounded. Eulalio Tordil, 62, of Adelphi is scheduled to make an initial court appearance today in Rockville on charges including first-degree murder. Police said the shootings began Thursday, when Tordil fatally shot his estranged wife — Gladys Tordil, a chemistry teacher — in a high school parking lot. A bystander was wounded. The shootings continued Friday at two different mall parking lots. At the first, one man was killed and his friend was wounded while coming to the aid of a woman, who also was wounded. At the second, a woman was shot and killed in her car. Police said Saturday that the shootings a day earlier were likely botched carjackings. They also identified the victims who died in the Friday shootings: Malcom Winffel, 45, of Boyds,

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Police take Eulalio Tordil, 62, a suspect in three fatal shootings in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties, into custody Friday in Bethesda.

was shot and killed at the first crime scene Friday. Claudina Molina, 65, of Silver Spring, died at the final crime scene. At a news conference Saturday night, Montgomery County Assistant Police Chief Russ Hamill said Winffel and his friend, who was not identified, were coming to the carjacking victim’s aid when they were shot. “Those two men acted selflessly and heroically, most likely saving her life,” Hamill said. Hamill said Tordil spoke to investigators a little about the shootings. “I would not describe him as being remorseful,” Hamill said. Hamill said a search of

Tordil’s car uncovered a .40-caliber Glock handgun that was used in Friday’s shootings. Hamill said police believe it also was used in Thursday’s shooting of Gladys Tordil but that more testing is needed to confirm. Tordil, a federal security officer employed by the Federal Protective Service, was put on administrative duties in March after a protective order was issued against him when his wife said he had threatened to harm her if she left him. Tordil subjected their children to “intense-military-like discipline,” such as pushups and detention in a dark closet, according to the order. MATTHEW BARAKAT (AP)

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nation+world The ex-Alaska governor intensifies the GOP war by backing Paul Nehlen POLITICS Sarah Palin, reacting to Speaker Paul Ryan’s failure to endorse fellow Republican Donald Trump, said Sunday on CNN that she will support Ryan’s primary challenger, and she compared Ryan to former House majority leader Eric Cantor of Virginia, who was stunningly defeated in a 2014 primary. “I think Paul Ryan is soon to be ‘Cantored,’” Palin said. Cantor lost his primary to now-Rep. Dave Brat. Palin, a former Alaska gover nor a nd 20 0 8 G OP vice

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presidential nominee, backs Trump for president. Ryan said last week that he is not ready to support Trump — even though he is the presumptive GOP nominee, to which Trump responded, “I am not ready to support Speaker Ryan’s agenda.” Palin said Ryan was making a crucial mistake. “His political career is over but for a miracle, because he has so disrespected the will of the people ... and for him to already come out and say who he will not support was not a wise decision of his,” Palin said. Businessman Paul Nehlen is challenging Ryan in the Aug. 9 primary in Wisconsin. Nehlen has criticized Ryan’s refusal to back Trump and has issued a statement saying, “If Mr. Trump

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Sarah Palin said Speaker Paul Ryan, top, will be “Cantored,” a nod to the 2014 primary defeat of Eric Cantor.

is the nominee, I will support that decision.” In her interview, Palin said, “I will do whatever I can for Paul

Nehlen.” Trump on Saturday complained that he was “blindsided” by Ryan’s refusal to endorse him. Trump said Ryan had telephoned him to offer congratulations after Trump won the New York primary April 19, and that they had a friendly exchange. A Ryan spokesman said that call never happened. Trump and Ryan are to meet in Washington on Thursday. Ryan is on tap to be chairman of the GOP convention in Cleveland in July and would be considered by most politicians as a crucial ally. Trump said his message to Ryan will be that the voters have spoken: “I’m going to say, ‘Look, this is what the people want.’ ”

Khan’s win likely to resonate far beyond London

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Pedestrians take over Champs-Elysees as Paris goes green

“No matter what, it’s going to be inconvenient for the public. Either way it’s going to be bad.” CARMEN VEGA of New York City

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on the dilemma faced by transit officials who must make major repairs to a crucial East River tunnel damaged by Hurricane Sandy. Their choice: Shut down the L train for 18 months or severely limit service for three years.

PARIS | A couple kisses on Sunday while taking a selfie on the Champs-Elysees with the Arc de Triomphe in the background. Thousands of pedestrians took over the famous avenue for the debut of program to ban traffic from one of the busiest roads in the French capital once a month. An unusual quiet settled over the Champs-Elysees on the gorgeous day. The initiative, launched by Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, is aimed at reducing pollution.

3 Spanish journalists, released after 9-plus months of captivity in Syria, arrive home

POLITICS After a bitter race, the Labour Party’s Sadiq Khan has won London’s mayoral race and made history as the first Muslim elected to lead a major Western capital. The result is likely to resonate far beyond London, challenging the rise of anti-Islam rhetoric in the West and giving another powerful voice to Britain’s large Pakistani community just when the country is facing its own identity crisis. Khan, whose parents came to England from Pakistan, will run a city of 8.6 million. He hailed his win as the triumph of “hope over fear and unity over division.” Sunday, he attended a London ceremony to honor the millions of Jews slain in the Holocaust. During his campaign, opponents tried to portray him as an apologist for Islamic extremism and to highlight cases of alleged anti-Semitism within his party. At a time when Islam is seen by many in the West as politically toxic, Khan embraced it to winning effect in the campaign. He memorably tweeted to his main rival, the Conservative’s Party’s Zac Goldsmith: “Hey @ZacGoldsmith. There’s no need to keep pointing at me & shouting ‘he’s a Muslim.’ I put it on my own leaflets.” He told The Washington Post on the campaign trail: “I want to be the British Muslim that defeats the extremists, defeats the radicals. I’ve got a plan of how we can keep London safe.” (THE WASHINGTON POST/AP)

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nation+world KABUL, AFGHANISTAN

Afghan officials hanged six Taliban prisoners Sunday, a resumption of executions in the war that makes good on President Ashraf Ghani’s recent promise to deal harshly with insurgents, now that hopes for peace negotiations have evaporated. The inmates were hanged inside Pul-i-Charki prison — a detention facility on the outskirts of Kabul. Among those hanged were two Taliban members involved in the assassinations of two senior government officials in recent years, officials said. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Rodrigo Duterte is the favorite going into today’s presidential election in the Philippines. MANILA, PHILIPPINES

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Kim: We won’t strike first with nuclear weapons North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Sunday that his country will not use nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty is invaded by forces using such weapons. Kim, speaking on the third day of a milestone congress of North Korea’s ruling party, also said he is ready to improve ties with “hostile” nations, and called for more talks with rival South Korea to reduce misunderstanding and distrust. He also urged the U.S. to stay away from inter-Korean issues. Kim also announced a five-year plan starting this year to develop the North’s economy. It was first time North Korea announced a five-year plan — and detailed it publicly — since the 1980s. (AP)

‘Trump of the East’ could be president of Philippines As the U.S. adjusts to the rise of Donald Trump, the Philippines, a former colony and longtime ally, is observing the rise of its own controversial presidential front-runner. Rodrigo Duterte — the “Trump of the East” — is a motorcycle-riding, rape-joke-making mayor who has publicly backed death squads. And he’s the favorite outsider heading into the Philippines’ presidential vote today, commanding a solid but not certain lead over challengers with strong links to the country’s political elite. With China pressing its claims in the South China Sea and the U.S. military increasing its presence on Philippine soil, the vote will have global implications, which is why Duterte has people talking. (TWP)

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Harvard to penalize students in all-male, all-female clubs

Students who join Harvard’s maleonly social clubs won’t be able to be sports captains or leaders of other campus groups starting in fall 2017. The policy, announced Friday by Harvard’s first female president, Drew Faust, also applies to singlegender groups such as fraternities and sororities. Under the new policy, students who join single-gender groups will also be prohibited from getting the dean’s endorsement for scholarships. The rule will apply to students entering in fall 2017. (AP)

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Chief justice is suspended over gay marriage stance A state commission Friday suspended Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore, alleging that he disregarded “clear law” when he told state judges to ignore the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that established nationwide same-sex marriage rights. Moore, 69, faces six charges of violating judicial ethics based on the Jan. 6 order in which he told probate judges they have a “ministerial duty” to abide by state law limiting marriage to heterosexual couples. (THE WASHINGTON POST) MEXICO

‘El Chapo’ abruptly moved to Mexico’s harshest prison The highly secure prison where Mexican authorities suddenly transferred convicted drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman on Saturday is rated as the worst in that nation’s federal penitentiary system by human rights officials. A 2015 National Human Rights Commission report gave the Cefereso No. 9 in Ciudad Juarez, which borders Texas, a 6.63 rating on a scale of 0 to 10 — the lowest of 21 federal prisons. (AP)

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nation+world ALBERTA, CANADA Officials in Canada said Sunday that amid cooler temperatures, they have reached a turning point in fighting an enormous wildfire that has devastated the oil sands town of Fort McMurray in Alberta. Meanwhile, a massive evacuation of residents displaced by the blaze came to an end. With cooler temperatures in the next three or four days, firefighters should be able to put out hot spots. “We can … really get a handle on this fire and really get a death grip on it,” said Chad Morrison of Alberta Wildfire.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said the fire grew much more slowly than feared and on Sunday it was 397,831 acres — quite a bit smaller than had been expected Saturday, when officials expected it to double in size. The images of Fort McMurray are of devastation — scorched homes and virtually whole neighborhoods burned to the ground. More than 80,000 people have left since the fire began May 1. Gas has been turned off, the power grid is damaged, and water is not drinkable. Officials said there is no timeline for residents to return.

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Canada turns a corner on giant fire

A wildfire burns Saturday near Fort McMurray. Cooler temperatures are expected to aid firefighters.

The fire and mass evacuation have forced a quarter or more of Canada’s oil output offline. The Alberta oil sands have the third-largest reserves of oil in the world after Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. After last Tuesday’s mandatory evacuation of Fort McMurray, officials Friday and Saturday evacuated 25,000 residents from work camps north of the city. No deaths or injuries have been reported from the fire itself, although two people died in a traffic accident during the evacuation. RACHEL LA CORTE AND ROB GILLIES (AP)

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“... We can’t control the 24/7 news cycle, and the tendency of some individuals in social media ... to rush to judgment.” PENN STATE PRESIDENT ERIC BARRON saying Sunday that the

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Resilient Caps put pressure on Penguins NHL PLAYOFFS For once the pressure isn’t on the Capitals to close out a playoff series. Although they may be feeling a different kind of pressure after they cut their second-round deficit to 3-2 with Saturday’s win over the Penguins. “The mindset is, ‘I don’t want to go home, I don’t want our season to end,’ ” Justin Williams said after the Capitals beat the Penguins 3-1 to avoid elimination in Game 5. “We stopped it once and now we have to do it twice more.” Williams is no stranger to these moments, having played a key role on the 2014 Stanley Cupchampion Los Angeles Kings who erased a 3-0 deficit in their firstround series against the Sharks. Williams scored the insurance goal in Washington’s win Saturday and has provided the

Capitals with a calming presence throughout the postseason. “We were down 3-1 and now we’re down 3-2, so you slowly try to push the needle toward them and put a little bit of pressure on them, and we need more of that in Game 6,” he said. As the Capitals head to Pittsburgh for Game 6 on Tuesday, they do so with a confidence and swagger that has perhaps been lacking on this team in past postseasons. Even ahead of Game 5, the prospect of being eliminated was hardly a cause for concern. “Coming to the rink, I said to our coaches, ‘We’re winning tonight, there’s no question,’ ” coach Barry Trotz said. “You could tell with our team. You could get a sense of that and they responded. I never had any doubt.” With their season on the line, the Capitals’ best players led the way in Game 5 with Alex Ovechkin and T.J. Oshie each recording a goal and an assist and Braden Holtby making 30 saves. “We were pretty confident

PABLO MARTINEZ MONSIVAIS (AP)

Down 3-2, Washington hasn’t lost confidence heading into Game 6

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coming in,” Holtby said. “We know we have to be ourselves to play our best and that means feeling comfortable. “I don’t think any of us have even thought about going home yet. We’re prepared to keep playing hockey for a long time and that means we’re going to have to fight through adversity in some places and we’re ready for it.” Recently the Capitals have struggled to close teams out, posting a 5-15 record in potential series-clinching games since 2008. A year ago, the Capitals squandered a 3-1 lead in the second round against the Rangers. “We were on the other end last year, and we felt pain,” Trotz said.

“We’re just trying to change our mindset — looking forward is the way to do it. That’s the only thing we can change. “We can’t change the past or the situation right now, but we can change our situation moving forward and that’s the mindset we want to have.” Defenseman Karl Alzner is also looking forward to changing the narrative as the series, and perhaps the pressure, shifts to Pittsburgh. “No one wants to be finished playing right now,” Alzner said. “And I think you’re going to see probably the best hockey that this team’s played this year.” BEN RABY (FOR EXPRESS)

3 Minutes played

This postseason, James could pass Karl Malone, Shaquille O’Neal and Scottie Pippen to reach fourth in playoff minutes. Entering Sunday’s games, he had logged 7,834 — 1,462 fewer than Tim Duncan.

2 Total points

Jordan leads the scoring list with 5,987 playoff points. James is currently fourth at 5,208, but he’s just 42 away from Shaq for fourth place.

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CAVALIERS 100, HAWKS 99

Cleveland completes the sweep

Kevin Love, left, scored 27 points, LeBron James hit a huge shot with 39.2 seconds left, and the Cavaliers finished their second straight playoff sweep, beating the host Hawks on Sunday to advance to the Eastern Conference finals. Dennis Schroder led Atlanta with 21 points, but the speedy guard couldn’t convert down the stretch. Cleveland will face the winner of the Raptors-Heat series in the next round. Toronto leads that series 2-1, with Game 4 tonight (8, TNT). (AP)

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Nats swept to end road trip Cubs get walk-off win as Baez hits homer off Treinen in 13th inning

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NAM Y. HUH (AP)

CUBS 4, NATIONALS 3 The Cubs walked Washington star Bryce Harper a recordtying six times, then beat the Nationals 4-3 when Javier Baez homered in the 13th inning Sunday for a four-game sweep. The Cubs won their seventh in a row and improved the best record in the majors to 24-6. Washington (19-12), which had been leading the NL East, lost its fourth straight. Manager Joe Maddon and the Cubs showed no interest in pitching to Harper. The reigning NL MVP walked 13 times in the series. Harper matched the major league record for walks in a game, last done by Jeff Bagwell in 1999. Harper was hit by a pitch the other time he came to the plate. The Elias Sports Bureau said Harper was the first player in history to reach base seven times without an official at-bat. Things became almost comical when Harper strolled to the batter’s box. In the 10th inning and again in the 12th, the Cubs intentionally

Cubs infielder Javier Baez hits his first career walk-off home run in the 13th inning Sunday against the Nationals.

walked him with runners on first and second and two outs. At one point, Harper was kidding with catcher David Ross as four balls sailed wide. The Cubs escaped both basesloaded jams by retiring Ryan Zimmerman. Harper drew three intentional walks in the game. Baez homered with one out off Blake Treinen (2-1). Baez had entered as a pinch hitter, stayed in to play third

LIGHTNING 4, ISLANDERS 0

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Tampa Bay back in East final after finishing off Islanders

Almost 43, Colon becomes oldest to hit first homer

Victor Hedman scored twice and Ben Bishop stopped 28 shots, helping the Lightning beat the Islanders 4-0 on Sunday in Tampa and reach the Eastern Conference final for the second straight year. Tampa Bay eliminated the Islanders in five games, winning four straight after dropping the opener of the second-round series. The Lightning will face the Penguins or Capitals in the East final. (AP)

Mets pitcher Bartolo Colon became the oldest player to hit his first major league home run, connecting Saturday night less than three weeks before his 43rd birthday. Colon launched a two-run shot in the second inning off San Diego’s James Shields during New York’s 6-3 win at Petco Park. Randy Johnson, who was the oldest before Colon, hit his only homer shortly after turning 40 in 2003. (AP)

base and later connected for his second home run of the season. Travis Wood (1-0) went one inning for the win. The Cubs won for the 20th straight time when Jake Arrieta started. The NL Cy Young Award winner got a no-decision, giving up two earned runs in five innings. Kris Bryant hit a tying, tworun single off Nationals reliever Yusmeiro Petit in the seventh. Arrieta was in line for his first

loss since last July 25 — when Philadephia’s Cole Hammels pitched a no-hitter at Wrigley Field — before Chicago rallied for its 11th win in 12 games. Arrieta’s ERA increased from 0.84 to 1.13 on a day when he struggled with his control. The right-hander lasted just five innings for the second time in three starts. Washington’s Tanner Roark gave up one run and four hits in six innings. ANDREW SELIGMAN (AP)

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After knocking out Amir Khan in the sixth round, Canelo Alvarez eyes challenger Gennady Golovkin

NFL During four seasons at Navy, Keenan Reynolds amassed the most wins by a quarterback in school history. The Ravens’ sixth-round pick began his professional football journey this week at rookie minicamp catching passes out of the slot and also returning kicks. “It’s different; it’s something you’ve got to get used to,” said Reynolds, whose only reception at Navy came in a 44-28 Military Bowl win against Pittsburgh this past season. Reynolds made several nifty grabs during one-on-one press coverage work with Ravens coach John Harbaugh watching. “Keenan’s doing a heck of job,” Harbaugh said. “He’s a natural athlete. He’s got natural hands, which is a big plus. … He’s a guy who’s still got a lot of work to do, but he has the ability to pull it off.” While pursuing his NFL dream, Reynolds must also honor his five-year commitment to active duty in the Navy. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus, in an appearance on “The Dan Patrick Show,” said last week he was optimistic Reynolds would be able to do both. Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona — Reynolds’ teammate for three seasons — played in all 16 games this past season while coaching at the Naval Academy Prep School in Newport, R.I., one day a week. After the season ended, Cardona shipped out to the USS Zumwalt in Bath, Maine. GENE WANG (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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graduate degrees, not a single arts degree made it into the top 200. Still, the number of MFA students has been increasing every year since 1991, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. Plenty of D.C.-area students have found reason to love the MFA, and the salary potential isn’t necessarily one of them. “Being an artist is a very difficult life, not one that will have a big payoff,” Keegan says. “Go to [get your undergraduate degree] for sure — you definitely need some training. Understand the lifestyle. If you love it, then go and get more education.” Keegan was accepted into the classical acting MFA program at George Washington University. It’s an accelerated, one-year program designed specifically for students who have had some professional experience. Plenty of upper-level arts courses break from the traditional two-year, straight-out-of

“I woke up one day and thought, ‘I think I need to restart.’ ” ALYSSA WILMOTH KEEGAN, who says getting her MFA from George Washington University led her to a “breakthrough” in her acting career

-undergrad rhythm to allow students some flexibility. “What happens at midcareer is life’s complicated,” says Dana Tai Soon Burgess, department chair and full professor of dance at GW. “You might have a family and some jobs.” To keep things simpler for busy students, GW’s MFA in dance is an 18-month accelerated program that’s completed mostly online. This allows artists to continue working in their fields while also getting the chance to incorporate lessons

from the class. Another benefit of seeking a higher degree in the arts is the chance to build a portfolio and make professional connections. As director of the six-month intensive Institute of Documentary Filmmaking at GW, Nina Gilden Seavey guides a group of students to become a production team that creates a documentary short film from beginning to end. “You can’t do it alone. You have to be part of a community of people who will read proposals, recommend you for jobs and talk about production,” Seavey says. “Our filmmakers work together for years.” Higher-level arts classes can also help get your work recognized by professionals. At American University, students pursuing MFAs in studio art display their final exhibitions in the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, where professional artists are CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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Undergrads will now get underpaid If the last few years are any indication, the average Class of 2016 graduate will leave school with five-figure debt. That albatross likely will force graduates to accept jobs without long-term prospects for career or wage growth, according to a new study from the Economic Policy Institute. While there is only a tenth of a percentage point difference between the unemployment rate for college grads these days and the rate before the recession — 5.6 percent now compared with 5.5 percent in 2007 — the number of degree holders in low-paying jobs is much higher. Nearly 13 percent of young college graduates are currently underemployed, compared to 9.6 percent nine years ago. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Rose is part of the team that guides a piece of art through its entire life at the gallery. She assists in a painting or sculpture’s acquisition; works with the registrar’s office to make sure it arrives and is installed safely; assists with creating the label that will identify the artwork in the gallery and on its website; and helps coordinate when it’s time to loan the piece to another institution. The department of modern art oversees more than 2,500 works of art.

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personal with “Multiverse,” the 200-foot-long light installation that visitors pass through between the east and west buildings of the gallery. Rose works with the art handlers and conservators on the day-to-day maintenance of the approximately 41,000 computer-programmed LED nodes that run through channels along the walkway. “Sometimes, when you go into a museum, you don’t think about who takes care of these things,” she says.

How she got the job Although she came from a family of artists, Rose decided to go against the grain while in college by majoring in math. “I

wanted to do something practical” she says. While a freshman at Johns Hopkins University, Rose took a modern art class as an elective, and realized that was what she was meant to do. “Cubism was my thing instead of calculus,” says Rose, who ended up receiving a bachelor’s degree in art history in 2008, with a minor in Italian literature. She went on to earn a master’s degree in art history in 2010 from Tufts University in Boston, where she focused on modern art, and to hold internships at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Baltimore Museum of Art, and a fellowship at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. Rose and her husband, Chris Dorbian, 30, moved to D.C. in

applied. “I was lucky,” she says, because navigating the federal job application process can be tricky, and art history is a small field. Rose has been working with the National Gallery of Art since January 2011.

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Are you one of those people who could spend hours in an art museum? Good, because that kind of one-on-one time with each piece is crucial for Rose to confidently explain the works when she leads tours of the gallery. It also helps if you value making art accessible to the public, especially for a job at the National Gallery of Art, which is funded by a federal endowment established by financier and art collector Andrew W. Mellon, and is free to the public.

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How you can get this job A strong background in art history is a must, Rose says, and employers will usually be looking for candidates with graduate degrees. Locally, American University, George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Maryland and George Mason University offer graduate programs in art history, while Georgetown University offers a master’s in museum studies.

Rose recommends finding professors whose areas of expertise match your own research interests. The best thing an aspiring curatorial assistant can do, though, is to gain experience through internships and fellowships at museums and galleries. “The more experience, the better,” Rose says. But take note: The internships and fellowships will be unpaid. “I’m really happy there,” Rose says of her job, noting that it is an “exciting time” for the department of modern art since the east building, which houses most of the modern art for the permanent collection, has been undergoing a renovation since 2013, and is expected to fully reopen this fall. LEA RADICK (FOR EXPRESS)

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FILM It’s not generally news when a studio releases a new film. But last month, Indigenous Media quietly released a film, “Sickhouse,” somewhere you probably have never thought to look for one: Snapchat. Though it is getting a seminormal release — June 1 on Vimeo — it’s another example of a studio trying something new in an increasingly crowded market. Andrea Russett, an actress in the film, called the movie a “live Snapchat horror film.” As she explains in a YouTube video, it was uploaded to Snapchat in real time over a span of five days. It follows a group of friends who enter the woods and discover something evil. The fairly conventional plot revolves around social media. In that way, it takes the “found footage” style of horror movie, in which a movie is presented as “found” video recordings (or in this case, Snaps), created in 1999 by “The Blair Witch Project,” to the next level. Given the nature of Snapchat, viewers likely missed much of the movie. It didn’t help that Indigenous Media, a “next generation studio focused on producing

original content for emerging and traditional platforms,” barely promoted it. “We all have missed some parts of the movie,” Russett said. “Everything that was on Snapchat and more will be able to be seen on the feature version.” Changes in the funding and distribution of films have been rocking Hollywood for some time, as filmmakers and television showrunners increasingly find cheaper and more innovative ways to fund and release their projects. Perhaps the most surprising form of disruption appeared at the Sundance Film Festival last year, in the form of “Tangerine.” The movie’s subject is progressive enough to have made headlines: It’s essentially a buddy film that follows two transgender prostitutes as they try to figure out if the pimp boyfriend of Sin-Dee, one of the prostitutes, cheated on her. Director Sean Baker shot it entirely on an iPhone 5s. It was purchased by Magnolia, Indiewire reported. Other examples abound — for example, Spike TV crowdsourced a pilot TV script with an online competition. Amazon Studios creates “test movies” and asks users to suggest which should be made into feature films. The company previously allowed users to vote on television pilots, and it promised to

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can cost nothing at all, if an auteur uses YouTube or the like for distribution — only to be later picked up and funded by different networks. Among these is the Comedy Central show “Broad City.” Despite all this, the movie business is still doing well. In almost every one of the past 20 years, the amount each year’s highest-grossing film pulled in increased over the previous year. Such numbers suggest that the old models for creating, marketing and distributing films are still working. Until they aren’t, it’s likely the large studios won’t change the status quo. The smaller studios and independent filmmakers, however, may just continue leaving surprises on our smartphones.

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Air kisses: Love lifts off (or crashes) on ‘Hello Goodbye’ “Hello Goodbye,” a reality series filmed in airports, promises “memorable moments” (11 p.m., Mondays, Travel Channel, premieres tonight). I was skeptical, because my memorable airport moments are: taking off shoes; emptying pockets for the security scan, typically forgetting to remove a wad of Kleenex, which results in a frisk; inhaling Cinnabon fumes; and pondering the existential question: Why am I always in boarding group four and never group one? Yet “Hello Goodbye,” from Ellen DeGeneres’ A Very Good Production, reveals that

airports are so much more than soul-killing conveyor belts. Affable host Curt Menefee, of “Fox NFL Sunday,” asks folks what they’re doing there — and discovers that airports are love nests! Two self-professed “geeks” reunite. “Are you guys a couple?” Menefee awkwardly asks. The man says he and the woman will be “hanging out.” Menefee says: “I sense it’s on.” A lady in suburban housewife garb says she’s come to “kidnap” her husband, who’s returning from a business trip, and take him to an airport hotel room full of “extra things” for mature adults. Two lovers say farewell — a Texas guy and a Latvian lady

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“In America today, the only thing more terrifying than foreigners is … math.” CATHERINE RAMPELL, at washingtonpost.com, on

Guido Menzio, a University of Pennsylvania economist who was escorted off of an American Airlines regional jet on Thursday night. Menzio’s seatmate reported to the flight crew that he was writing (in Rampell’s words) “cryptic notes, scrawled in a script she didn’t recognize” and that he posed a potential terror threat. After showing the authorities what were actually math equations, Menzio was reboarded. The incident delayed the scheduled departure of the Syracuse, N.Y.-bound flight by more than two hours.

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LILLIE, WARRIOR QUEEN replies to a commenter with an opposing view on a Jezebel article that reports that New York City’s Human Rights Commission will release new guidelines that prohibit the banning or refusal of service to pregnant women. The new guidelines state that judgements and stereotypes “cannot be used as pretext for unlawful discriminatory decisions.”

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Lucy Liu, whose son, Rockwell, was born last year, told People magazine that gestational surrogacy worked well. “It just seemed like the right option for me because I was working and I didn’t know when I was going to be able to stop,” she said. “I decided that was probably the best solution for me, and it turned out to be great.” (EXPRESS)

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Michael Phelps and fiancee Nicole Johnson welcomed Boomer Robert Phelps on Thursday in Arizona, where Phelps has been training in preparation for the Rio Olympics. “Healthy and happy!!! Best feeling I have ever felt in my life!!!” Phelps posted on Instagram on Saturday. A black-andwhite photo showed a shirtless Phelps cradling his son and planting a kiss on his head. (AP)

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So if you date Harry, you don’t get to brag Prince Harry told Britain’s Sunday Times (as quoted in People magazine) that he would try to shelter a romantic relationship from the press until “[we] get to the point where we’re actually comfortable with each other.” He added,“I haven’t had that many opportunities to get out there and meet people. At the moment, my focus is very much on work.” (EXPRESS)

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E! mulls changing name to K!, finally Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna, who announced their pregnancy on Friday, are in talks to score an E! show of their own, according to TMZ. The pair are asking for numbers in the “seven-figure range,” an unnamed source told the website. “So far, we’re told nothing is set in stone — but with Chyna being in her second trimester, the network better move fast if they hope to have a production crew catch the grand entrance … if you catch our drift,” TMZ helpfully explained. The child will be Kardashian’s first and Chyna’s second. (EXPRESS)

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