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A New Mexico woman is facing charges after she told an officer, “I don’t think so” and fled. Court documents show Ricci Barnett was arrested April 21. An officer had tried to pull over Barnett, 41, for driving the wrong way on a one-way street in Las Cruces. The officer made contact with Barnett as she stopped at a red light. When the officer showed her his badge, she said, “I don’t think so,” and drove off. She was eventually taken into custody. (AP)

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‘We are all children of God’ Local Catholic school allows same-sex union news in alum magazine

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few years ago that she could not have her marriage announced in the publication because it was a same-sex union. The graduates formed a chat group on Facebook to discuss the issue.

In her letter, Berchmans, who graduated from Visitation in 1948 and was its headmistress for many years, addressed the Catholic Church’s teaching on same-sex marriage and its emphasis on the Gospel’s command to love one another.

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EDUCATION The letter landed in email inboxes early in May and since then, students, parents and graduates of Washington’s prestigious Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School have talked of little else.

Sister Mary Berchmans, the school’s president emerita, authored the letter that has provoked so many reactions. In her carefully worded missive, Berchmans said the 220-year-old Catholic girls academy will publish announcements of same-sex unions in its alumnae magazine.

Some called the decision, which stands in contrast to official church teaching on gay marriage, “beautiful” and “overdue.” In some quarters, there was unhappiness that it took so long for the school to reach this point, while a smaller number expressed anger that the school was veering from Catholic doctrine.

The school’s decision followed a push last month by several hundred graduates who learned of a fellow alumna who was told a

“I keep returning to this choice: We can focus on Church teaching on gay marriage or we can focus on Church teaching on the Gospel commandment of love.”

Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School is a 220-year-old Catholic girls academy in Washington.

teaching on same-sex marriages.

But, it is equally clear in its teaching that we are all children of God, that we each have dignity and are worthy of respect and love,” she wrote.

The Archdiocese of Washington said in a statement it was not made aware of the school’s decision before the letter from Berchmans was sent.

Christina Peters, a 1980 Visitation graduate who is gay and married her partner nine years ago, said she was profoundly moved by Visitation’s decision.

“To see the school stand with gay and lesbian students and parents and families, I just felt really emotional and grateful,” Peters said.

Some Visitation graduates in the Facebook discussion believe the letter from Berchmans should be used as a springboard for the school to address additional issues of diversity, inclusion and equity.

“This stirred up a lot of pain for some people,” said Elizabeth Early, a 1992 graduate who lives in Washington. “It kind of created a big storm beyond just the awareness and acknowledgment of gay marriage. We need to look at what more the school can do.”

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Senate President Thomas V. “Mike” Miller Jr., left, and House Speaker Adrienne Jones attend a bill-signing ceremony Monday with Gov. Larry Hogan.

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Gov. Hogan signs a first-in-nation measure to help the uninsured

MARYLAND Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan signed a first-in-the-nation measure Monday to make it easier for people without health insurance to find out if they qualify for low-cost insurance after they file their taxes.

The new law will create a box for people to check on state income tax returns. If a taxpayer checks the box, the state’s health care exchange will see if the person qualifies, based on information in the tax return. Those who qualify for Medicaid will be enrolled automatically. The exchange will reach out to people who qualify for private coverage.

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“We are also proud to continue Maryland’s record of leadership on health care by enacting legislation to further improve access and lower costs,” Hogan said.

Sen. Brian Feldman, a Democrat, said the measure is part of a response to efforts at the federal level to overturn the Affordable Care Act, including the end of the mandate requiring people to have insurance or else pay a penalty.

The Maryland measure initially included a provision that would have revived the individual mandate in Maryland, but with a twist: The uninsured would have had the choice of paying a tax penalty or making a down payment on

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Maryland is enhancing its tax credit for working parents, allowing families who earn up to $141,000 to claim at least part of the state’s child care tax credits, up from the previous threshold of $50,000. It’s one of several laws Gov. Larry Hogan, R, signed Monday that were crafted to help mothers, including enhancing jail time for violent crimes committed against pregnant women and several initiatives aimed at reducing the number of women who die during pregnancy or childbirth. (TWP)

health insurance. That provision was taken out of the bill.

“We’ve been continuing to look for bipartisan ways to get more Marylanders health insurance,” Feldman said. “We’ve made a lot of strides. About six or seven years ago, we had about 760,000

people without health insurance.

Now, we’re down to 360,000, and in light of what’s happening at the federal level — the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act, the elimination of the mandate — we’re starting to see some backtracking on that.”

Stan Dorn, who is director of the National Center for Coverage Innovation, estimated there are tens of thousands of Maryland residents who do not have health insurance who are eligible for lowcost insurance but don’t know it.

“The problem of millions of Americans being uninsured but eligible for help has escaped notice, and today Democrats and Republicans in Maryland have come together to find practical innovative solutions to help lower people’s health care costs and get more people the financial security that comes with health insurance,” said Dorn. BRIAN WITTE (AP)

POLL: METRO’S REPUTATION ON THE UPSWING

The proportion of D.C.-area residents who rate Metrorail positively, up from 42% in 2017, according to a Washington Post-Schar School poll. The results suggest that the transit agency’s intensive efforts to upgrade the system’s performance, begun in 2016, have restored much of the public confidence lost in earlier years amid chronic problems with safety and reliability. But the news isn’t all good: The survey also found that 40% of residents say they ride Metro less than they did five years ago. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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For some Metro riders, a Potomac water taxi could help during summer closures

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TRANSPORTATION Metro’s new unofficial conductor is 69 years old. He’s spent years of his life stressing over the bottom line as a vice president at a national real estate company.

For a time he also wore a suit around Capitol Hill, keeping up with how Congress’ actions affected the lives and livelihoods of real estate agents.

But last Wednesday, Ed Lawler, who will play a part in getting commuters to Washington during the coming shutdown of six Yellow and Blue line stations south of Reagan National, was happily at work in shorts and sneakers.

On a day when the waters were calm, he wore a white shirt with the black-and-gold epaulet of a Coast Guard-licensed captain.

Captain Ed, as he’s now called, pushed two levers in opposite directions, making the engines of the taxi-yellow catamaran work against each other as he inched the boat from the wharf.

“I don’t want the passengers to feel me jerk the throttle around or anything,” said Lawler, who works for the Potomac Riverboat Company. “It should be smooth.”

It’s a little different from riding Metro.

Tens of thousands of commuters will have to find alternatives to Metrorail when the stations — with about 31,000 boardings a day — are shut down from May 25 to Sept. 8 so deteriorating platforms can be replaced.

While it may not work for most, Potomac Riverboat is betting hundreds a day could abandon Metro shuttles and buses for the water taxi, which now mostly takes tourists between Alexandria’s waterfront and The Wharf, near the federal government offices around L’Enfant Plaza.

The company is adding seven weekday runs between 6:40 and

Ed Lawler says captaining a Potomac water taxi is his “retirement job.”

9:20 a.m. beginning the Tuesday after Memorial Day. It will also continue running boats back in the afternoon.

During the shutdown, it’s offering a $10 round-trip weekday fare for the 30-minute ride. That’s half off the current $10 one-way fare. It’s also offering a $199 commuter package for unlimited commuting-time rides, which, over the 15-week shutdown, could work out to less than half the $3-per-trip Metro fare for the roughly 26-minute ride from King Street-Old Town to Smithsonian.

There’s no single-tracking on

the water. But Lawler sailed the boat slowly at first, passing white buoys that mark a no-wake zone where boats are not supposed to create waves for other vessels.

In the glassed main cabin at deck level sat five passengers, but another 20 were on the open top deck, even as the wind whipped up when the boat gained speed.

They stared blankly, as Metro commuters do. But it was a different kind of zoning out as they watched the water and the contours of the shore change.

Lawler was relaxed too, even as he steered around logs washed

George Washington Memorial Parkway lane expected to reopen today after sinkhole damage repairs

into the water by recent storms, which he said can bend a prop.

Lawler worked in real estate for 40 years, eventually rising to vice president at Re/Max. He moved to D.C. 11 years ago to work for the National Association of Realtors to keep track of legislation and regulations and then travel the country explaining the laws. During that time, he would take Metro to work.

He’d take weeks off, though, to race dinghies with sails, transport sailboats for a boat manufacturer or run whale-watching charters in the Caribbean. Now he sails full time.

“This is my retirement job, being on the water,” he said.

On the water, there are no announcements about being stopped because of a train ahead.

Instead, that day’s delay was a flat Odyssey cruise ship pointed sideways as it turned in front of the water taxi near Alexandria.

“Odyssey 2, this is Potomac Taxi 4 coming down river. I see you’re pivoting. Do you have a preference for me to go left or right?” Lawler radioed.

“We can do one whistle,” came the reply.

“One whistle in boat terms means I’m going to pass portside,” Lawler explained. “Port is left.”

As the taxi approached the wharf on its return trip, it was noted to Lawler that a half-hour on the water inspires no one to head to work in their cubicle.

“Maybe they’ll be more refreshed and have a better outlook about going to work,” he said of the passengers he may soon be taking to their jobs.

Seeing the skeptical look in response, he suggested the boat could certainly help them on their way home. “ We sell beer,” he said.

KERY MURAKAMI (EXPRESS)

Long closures await Yellow, Blue line riders Starting May 25, six Metro stations on the Blue and Yellow lines south of Reagan National will be closed for major station improvements. The stations will remain closed through Sept. 8. Here’s what you need to know. (TWP)

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Stations to be closed Braddock Road King Street-Old Town Eisenhower Avenue Huntington Van Dorn Street Franconia-Springfield Metro will offer free parking at Huntington, FranconiaSpringfield and Van Dorn Street to encourage riders to use carpooling and free shuttle buses. Free express and local shuttle bus service will be provided while the stations are closed. Plan to add 30 minutes of travel time to your commute.

Some alternatives Franconia — Pentagon Express: Express shuttle between Franconia-Springfield and Pentagon stations.

Blue Line shuttle: Shuttle between Franconia-Springfield, Van Dorn Street, King Street-Old Town and National Airport stations. No stop at Braddock Road.

Huntington — Pentagon Express: Express shuttle between Huntington and Pentagon stations.

Yellow Line shuttle: Shuttle between Huntington, Eisenhower Avenue, King StreetOld Town, Braddock Road and Crystal City stations. No stop at National Airport.

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EU fearful of U.S.-Iran clash

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Sweden decides to reopen case against Assange

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives at the EU headquarters in Brussels on Monday.

maximum restraint and avoiding any escalation on the military side,” Mogherini said.

U.S. diplomats downplayed talk of a split.

“We agree on much more than we disagree. That continues to be the case,” said Pompeo’s top Iran adviser, Brian Hook. “We share the same threat assessment.”

But the Europeans said they are fearful about the behavior of both Iran and the Trump administration.

“We are very worried about the risk of a conflict happening by accident, with an escalation that is unintended really on either side,” Hunt said. “Most of all, we need to make sure we don’t end up putting Iran back on the path

‘Sabotage’ off UAE coast Two Saudi oil tankers and a Norwegian-flagged vessel were damaged in what Gulf officials described Monday as a “sabotage” attack off the coast of the United Arab Emirates. While details of the incident remain unclear, it raised risks for shippers in a region vital to global energy supplies at a time of increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran over its unraveling nuclear deal with world powers. (AP)

to renuclearization. Because if Iran becomes a nuclear power, its neighbors are likely to want to become nuclear powers. This is already the most unstable region in

the world, and this would be a massive step in the wrong direction.”

Iranian leaders announced last week that they would scale back their cooperation under the agreement, in essence forcing Europe to choose between defying Washington or kissing the nuclear deal goodbye. Europe considers the deal key to preventing a nuclear-armed Iran.

President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the deal in May 2018.

Pompeo scrapped a day of mostly ceremonial events in Moscow on Monday in favor of the Brussels stopover. He plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov today in Sochi.

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The British government on Monday used its powers to preserve the nation’s cultural treasures to temporarily halt the export of a copy of “Lady Chatterley’s Lover.” The copy was used by the judge in the 1960 U.K. obscenity trial of Penguin Books in which the publisher of the sexually explicit novel was found not guilty. The case is regarded as a landmark victory for freedom of speech. The copy was sold to an overseas bidder in October for $73,000. U.K. buyers now have several months to match the offer and stop the book, deemed culturally significant, from leaving Britain. (AP)

Poland cancels visit by Israeli delegation over issue of Holocaust restitution

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BRUSSELS Secretary of State Mike Pompeo crashed a meeting of European foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday to push for a united trans-Atlantic front against Tehran and its nuclear program.

But he failed to bend attitudes among leaders who fear the U.S. and Iran are inching toward war.

Pompeo’s last-minute decision to visit the EU capital set up a confrontation between the U.S. secretary and European diplomats who have been scrambling to save the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. At least one, British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, said he feared that unintentional escalation from the U.S. and Iran could spark a conflict — an unusually bold statement that appeared to assign equal culpability to Washington and Tehran.

Pompeo was rebuffed on even some basic requests in Brussels.

The top diplomats of Britain, France and Germany agreed to meet one-on-one with Pompeo but would not allow the Americans the symbolic victory of a group meeting.

The Trump administration has called for “maximum pressure” against Iran. The EU’s chief diplomat, Federica Mogherini, reached for a different extreme after meeting with Pompeo.

“The most responsible attitude to take should be that of

STOCKHOLM Swedish prosecutors said Monday they are reopening a rape case against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and will seek his extradition from Britain.

The move sets up a legal battle with the U.S., where the Australian computer hacker is separately wanted for allegedly hacking into a Pentagon computer. British authorities will have to decide which extradition request takes precedence.

Assange, who sought refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in 2012 to avoid being sent to Sweden for questioning, was evicted last month after Ecuador revoked his political asylum. He was arrested by British police on April 11 and is currently in London’s Belmarsh Prison serving a 50-week sentence for jumping bail in 2012.

Eva-Marie Persson, Sweden’s deputy director of public prosecutions, said Monday that “there is still a probable cause to suspect that Assange committed a rape. … It is my assessment that a new questioning of Assange is required.”

Swedish prosecutors filed preliminary charges — a step short of formal charges — against Assange, 47, after he visited the country in 2010, following complaints from two Swedish women who said they were the victims of sex crimes committed

by Assange. The statute of limitations in that case expires in August next year. DAVID KEYTON AND JAN M. OLSEN (AP)

Notorious anti-gay U.S. preacher Steven Anderson becomes first person ever banned from Ireland

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Court rules against Apple Antitrust lawsuit filed by iPhone users is allowed to proceed BUSINESS A divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that consumers can pursue an antitrust lawsuit that claims Apple has unfairly monopolized the market for the sale of iPhone apps.

New Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the court’s four liberals in rejecting a plea from Apple to end the lawsuit. Apple charges a 30% commission to software

developers whose more than 2 million apps are sold through Apple’s App Store, and iPhone users who must purchase software for their smartphones exclusively through the App Store bear that cost in turn. IPhone users filed the suit.

Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion, arguing that Apple’s 30% commission on every app sale was enough to persuade that at this early stage of the legal fight, the lawsuit can continue.

Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in a dissenting opinion that the consumers’ complaint against

Apple is the kind of case earlier high court rulings said was not allowed under federal laws that prohibit unfair control of a market.

Apple had argued it’s merely a pipeline between app developers and consumers, and that iPhone users have no claims against Apple under antitrust law.

The suit could force Apple to cut the commission it charges software developers. A judge could triple the compensation to consumers under antitrust law if Apple ultimately loses the suit.

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Former President Carter OK after hip surgery Former President Jimmy Carter broke his hip Monday at his south Georgia home when he fell while leaving to go turkey hunting, a spokesman for the Carter Center said. Carter was treated in Americus, Ga., near his home in Plains, and was recovering comfortably after successful surgery, his spokeswoman said in a statement. (AP) DREW ANGERER (GETTY IMAGES)

ECONOMY The United States and China traded blows on Monday in the latest escalation of their tariff war, unnerving Wall Street and threatening to draw American consumers into the fray for the first time.

Both nations, which just days earlier had anticipated sealing a comprehensive commercial deal, instead took steps to raise new trade barriers. In Beijing, the Chinese government announced plans to impose tariffs on $60 billion worth of American products in retaliation for U.S. tariffs that President Trump increased on Friday.

Trump, meanwhile, began the process of expanding U.S. tariffs to cover all $540 billion in Chinese imports — a potentially seismic jolt to the global economy that is expected to raise prices for everyday products such as cellphones, sunglasses, cameras and televisions.

“There will be price hikes at Target, Costco, Home Depot and Walmart,” said Nelson Dong, a partner with Dorsey & Whitney in Seattle. “The importers are going to pass on some or all of the tariff to the consumer, and that will become much more readily apparent and harder to mask.”

With hopes fading for an early resolution of the yearlong U.S.China trade dispute, the president said he would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 leaders summit in Osaka, Japan, on June 28-29. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC that the two sides remained in “ongoing” negotiations.

“I love the position we’re in,” the president told reporters.

Investors were less impressed, sending the stock market to its worst one-day performance in months. The Dow Jones

In reaction to new tariffs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Monday down more than 617 points, or 2.4%.

Industrial Average, which was down 719 points at its low, ended the day down more than 617 points, or 2.4%, to close at 25,324.99. All 30 Dow stocks lost ground.

Trump boasted incorrectly on Monday that the federal government is collecting “hundreds of billions of dollars” in tariff revenue and said he planned to use $15 billion of that amount to bail out farmers suffering from lost sales to China.

In fact, the Treasury Department has collected $39 billion in customs duties over the first seven months of the current fiscal year, roughly $18 billion more than in the same period one year earlier.

Industry groups also proved hostile to the president’s latest action. Most industries have cheered the president for confronting China over its pilfering of trade secrets and market-distorting policies. But executives have

Effects of tariffs On U.S.: Oxford Economics calculated that the higher tariffs will slow the U.S. economy by 0.3% in 2020, a loss of $490 per American household.

On China: The latest U.S. duties could knock 0.5 percentage points off annual Chinese economic growth, and that could widen to 1 percentage point if both sides extend penalties to all of each other’s exports, economists say.

That would pull annual growth below 6%, raising the risk of politically dangerous job losses. (AP)

grown increasingly restive as the tariff toll has mounted.

The sense of deepening confrontation between the world’s two largest economies represents a sharp contrast to last week’s expectations of an imminent deal. The president said Monday that the two sides had

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completed “95 percent” of an agreement before talks broke down. After concluding that the Chinese were reneging on terms they had agreed to during earlier bargaining rounds, Trump last week opted to more than double tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports.

That tariff increase to 25% from 10% took effect on Friday. The tariffs Trump set in motion on Monday would hit an additional roughly $300 billion in imports, leaving almost no products from China entering the United States without incurring a tax.

National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow acknowledged in an interview on “Fox News Sunday” that Americans will suffer.

“In fact, both sides will pay.

Both sides will pay in these things,” Kudlow said. DAVID J. LYNCH, TAYLOR TELFORD, DAMIAN PALETTA AND GERRY SHIH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Huffman pleaded guilty to paying an admissions consultant $15,000 to have a proctor correct her older daughter’s answers on the SAT. Sentencing was set for Sept. 13. Prosecutors said they would recommend four months in prison. (AP) WEST BANK

U.S. denies travel visa to Palestinian official Hanan Ashrawi, a top official in the Palestine Liberation Organization and outspoken activist for Palestinian rights, said the United States denied her application for a visa to travel to the U.S. on Monday in what appears to be the latest sign of escalating American political pressure on Palestinians. She said she had been invited to a series of speaking engagements at universities and was also planning to visit relatives. (AP)

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Ousted president charged in killing of protesters

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The wife of Meng Hongwei, the former Interpol president jailed in China for what she believes are political reasons, said Monday that France has saved her life and the lives of their two young boys by granting her asylum request. The French government office that rules on asylum requests rendered its decision last week, granting her refugee status, Grace Meng’s legal team said. She told The Associated Press that the guarantee of being able to stay in France offers her family greater security while she tries to get information from China about her husband’s whereabouts and even whether he is still alive. (AP)

Sudanese prosecutors have charged ousted President Omar al-Bashir with involvement in killing protesters and incitement to kill protesters during the uprising that drove him from power last month, state news agency SUNA reported Monday. Protest organizers say security forces killed around 100 demonstrators during the four months of rallies leading to al-Bashir’s overthrow. The ruling military council has said al-Bashir will face justice in Sudan and will not be extradited to The Hague, where the International Criminal Court has charged him with war crimes linked to the 2000s Darfur conflict. (AP)

Syrian troops on Monday captured five small villages and a hill on the edge of the northwestern province of Idlib, the last major rebel stronghold in the country, pro-government media said. The Syrian Central Military Media said government forces captured the villages of Hawash, Jabrieh, Tawbeh, Sheikh Idriss and Jub Suleiman and Hawash hill on the southern edges of Idlib. Syrian troops have been advancing on the rebels for nearly two weeks under the cover of Syrian and Russian airstrikes. In return, the rebels have been blamed for firing rockets into Russia’s air base in nearby Latakia. (AP)

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What was determined on the Nationals’ 3-7 road trip was not much, not much at all.

Focus on the hopeless sweep in Milwaukee if you believe the season is doomed. Find something to like about the split in Los Angeles if you somehow maintain optimism. Either way: On Monday, there was exactly one team in the NL with a worse record than the Nats.

What’s worth considering now, though, are the larger questions. I’m not even talking about whether Dave Martinez is the right man to manage this bunch, because that’s small by comparison. What’s worth examining is the foundation on which this franchise is built.

General manager Mike Rizzo has said two things worth noting. The first: He and his staff try to build a 90-win club every year. Sometimes they exceed by a few games, sometimes they fall short by a few. But they’re always competitive, at least since 2012. The second is more blunt, and it came just before this depressing trip began: “Every important decision that’s made for the Washington Nationals, I’m responsible for.”

This is Rizzo’s team. It’s Rizzo’s roster, Rizzo’s frontoffice staff and, to an extent, Rizzo’s manager.

Put aside the injuries and Martinez’s in-game decisions,

and you’re left with two major failures: a bullpen that was illconstructed and ill-equipped to contend, and a roster that wasn’t deep enough to absorb the maladies that popped up in the season’s first month.

Take the bullpen first. Rizzo historically adds key relievers when they were contending for the NL East title. The Nationals added Mark Melancon to close in 2016, then Sean Doolittle and Ryan Madson in 2017. With a need identified, the Nats’ front office has often been able to fix it midstream.

But here’s the problem, as we consider this 16-24 club: Why does it always have to be fixed midstream?

This year’s bullpen was solid at the back end with Doolittle, an elite closer. But from there, it was banking on returningfrom-Tommy John surgery Trevor Rosenthal, who Rizzo admits was a “high-risk, high-reward” investment. The risk (significant) has thus far trumped any reward (zero), and the entire bullpen has suffered because of it.

So the obvious answer would be to do what they always do: Fix it with a deal. There’s a problem, though. All of those midseason corrections have taken a toll on the Nats’ system.

Given away in previous trades for relievers: Felipe Vazquez, an All-Star last year; Blake Treinen, also a 2018 AllStar; Jesus Luzardo, Oakland’s

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top prospect; and Nick Pivetta, banished to the minors by the Phillies but still just 26.

The Nats’ most stirring and encouraging win on the recent trip came when Gerardo Parra, signed mid-trip, drilled a gamewinning grand slam Saturday night against the Dodgers.

Great moment. Why was Parra needed as a Band-Aid? Because the Nats’ system is bereft of worthy fill-ins when the regulars go down — which they do,

with alarming regularity.

For years, Rizzo’s trades have seemed unassailable. At times, it seemed laughable that he had won that many in a row.

Now? The major league team is failing. And the minor league system doesn’t have the inventory to fix it.

The rest of the season starts with the series against the Mets and Cubs, a critical homestand. But at this point, the rest of the season is a referendum on the organization as a whole.

Are the Nats really an annual contender whose participation in the postseason depends only on health and luck? Or has their foundation eroded to the point that contending every year is no longer practical or possible?

They’re scary questions. We’re about to learn the answers.

Cleveland has signed Michigan’s John Beilein to a five-year head coaching contract. The 66-year-old Beilein does not have pro experience but he’s long been regarded as one of college hoops’ best minds. He guided Michigan to two Final Fours in the past seven years and has developed several top players. Beilein is the winningest coach in Michigan history with a 278-150 record in 12 seasons. He tweeted his thanks Monday to Michigan’s players and fans. The Cavs are rebuilding after a 19-63 season that followed the departure of LeBron James.

Cleveland fired coach Tyronn Lue after six games last season and then mutually parted ways with Larry Drew last month to begin a thorough search. (AP)

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Numbers of note: Toronto must get more from its starting guards — Danny Green averaged seven points against the Bucks in the regular season and Kyle Lowry was a dismal 1-for-20 from 3-point range against them.

Schedule: Tonight and Thursday at Golden State; May 18 and 20 at Portland; and if necessary May 22 at Golden State; May 24 at Portland; May 26 at Golden St. TV: All games on TNT, all starting at 9 p.m. EDT. Storyline: Just when the Warriors seemed vulnerable, they go into Houston, without Kevin Durant, and get a series-clinching win to prove they’re built for this time of year. Golden State is bidding for a fifth consecutive trip to the NBA Finals, and Portland is in the West finals for the first time in 19 years. Durant (calf strain) will miss at least Game 1, but getting him and DeMarcus Cousins (quadriceps) back at some point in this series would only make the Warriors tougher.

Key matchup: Golden State’s Klay Thompson vs.

Portland’s CJ McCollum. Both guards are coming off huge games in their respective second-round series clinchers. McCollum had 37 points; Thompson had 27.

Numbers of note: Damian Lillard was sensational vs. Golden State during the regular season, averaging 28.3 points. But McCollum shot only 37 percent. (AP)

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Jockey Luis Saez was suspended 15 days for failing to control Maximum Security and causing interference that resulted in the horse’s historic disqualification as the Kentucky Derby winner. The decision by the Kentucky stewards was announced Monday by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission. Saez was cited for failing to “make the proper effort to maintain a straight course” in the May 4 race at Churchill Downs.

Country House, a 65-1 shot, was elevated and declared the winner.

The stewards’ ruling came a week after the commission denied co-owner Gary West‘s appeal of the horse’s disqualification. (AP)

Prosecutors have dropped charges against fighter Conor McGregor after he allegedly smashed a fan’s phone outside a Miami Beach hotel. The State Attorney’s Office said Monday the victim has stopped cooperating with investigators and has recanted his story. The fan, Ahmed Abdirzak, dropped his civil lawsuit with McGregor after reaching a settlement. McGregor, 30, was arrested in March. According to a lawsuit, Abdirzak and other fans were taking video of McGregor outside a hotel when the fighter allegedly punched the phone out of Abdirzak’s hand, stomped on it and walked off with it in his pocket. (AP)

American Nicole Gibbs says she will miss the French Open because of surgery for salivary gland cancer.

Gibbs, 26, tweeted that the procedure will be Friday and that her goal is to return for Wimbledon qualifying in late June. The French Open begins May 26. Gibbs reached the third round at the 2014 U.S. Open and 2017 Australian Open.

Her career-best ranking was 68th in 2016. She is currently 116th. She won NCAA singles and team titles at Stanford. Gibbs said a growth on the roof of her mouth was discovered at the dentist and her surgeon is “confident that surgery alone will be sufficient treatment.” (AP)

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Buckhantz’s future remains uncertain Two months after NBC Sports Washington announced plans to audition others for the Wizards TV play-by-play role, it’s not clear whether Steve Buckhantz will have a job this fall. People familiar with the process said Buckhantz, 63, could still return for his 23rd season calling Wizards games, but NBCSW is considering 12 candidates for the position, including NFL Network host Dan Hellie and NBC Sports Bay Area anchor Dave Feldman.

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Then, set goals in the context of those values, such as “I will lift weig weights X days per week so I stay st strong as I age (independence) a and can travel with ease (adventu (adventure).” Or, “I will cook X days a week w because I enjoy it (pleasure) and I feel better when (pleasur I eat out o less (self-care).” Every ttime you are at a choice crossroads, ask yourself, cr “If I choose X, is that moving me closer to what I value, or farther away?” That said, remember reme emb b to retain some flexibility. If you turn values-based actions into i rules — “I value my physical independence, so I must go to the gym every day no matter what” — you become rigid and actually lose touch with the value of indep independence. CARRIE DENNETT (FOR THE W WASHINGTON POST)

Focus on whole foods, not organics Marketers often use scare tactics to make people buy one product over another — especially organic foods. The Environmental Working Group, for example, asserted in a recent report that organic packaged foods are safer than conventional packaged foods, since they don’t contain toxic pesticides or added chemicals. But the argument is misleading.

“The word chemical just means a composition of things — air, water, soil.

Everything is a form of chemicals,” says Elvira de Mejia, a professor of food science at the University of Illinois.

Your money is best spent on whole foods.

Don’t be tricked into thinking packaged food is good for you if it’s organic: There is nothing about organic packaged cookies, macaroni or ice cream that makes them safer or more nutritious than conventional versions.

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Q. It’s been a year since a breakup with my boyfriend and I

still don’t want to date anyone else. We were together for six years and I did not want to break up, and I still feel all the time like he made a mistake. I keep hoping he’ll come around, and I would take him back in a heartbeat. But time goes by and there is no sign of that. I don’t talk about it to anyone because I know I should be “over� it by now. So — how far gone am I? You’re only as gone as you think you are. That’s not meant to be motivational fluff, but rather to emphasize this: Continuing to think that something is wrong with you is only going to make you feel worse. Six years is a long time in your life, and there’s no

switch to flip to make you over it. But then again, you might need some help reconciling that it is indeed over. The question here is not what you “should� or “shouldn’t� feel, but rather how you deserve to. And seeing someone for counseling could help you

feel better faster. A skilled therapist would help you figure out how to find meaning and motivation in the fact that this relationship existed — and ended — in the way it did, and with meaning can come acceptance and moving forward.

is going to college in the fall.

Meanwhile, my husband is starting a new phase in his career and couldn’t be more excited. I, however, worked a part-time job all these years that I didn’t care much about but which allowed me to be around my kids. I’m terrified I will feel so empty and lonely and have nothing to occupy me. My husband doesn’t understand.

This is an important, complex transition in your life, and it makes sense that it’s bringing up deep feelings and anxiety. There is a lot of room, though, to turn it into an opportunity rather than make it solely a loss (though reckoning with the loss is

important too). This is a chance to get to know yourself again, carve out new senses of purpose, find new directions that bring interest and engagement, and even to reach new layers of intimacy with your husband — if you and he are willing to try. Talk to him, and keep talking. Help him understand if he doesn’t seem to. Search out and talk to others going through this, too. Consider talking to a therapist, to gain insight and carve out your next path. And I’m betting you could use the chance to have your feelings validated as well.

Send questions to Dr. Andrea Bonior at baggage@wpost .com. Andrea is a licensed clinical psychologist and hosts a live chat Tuesdays at 1 p.m. at washingtonpost.com. Your questions may be used in the chats.

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Day was a timeless icon

The singer, actress and animal welfare activist died Monday at 97

BOB DEAR (AP)

Doris Day rose to fame as a renowned singer and actress with a wholesome image of womanhood.

Day and Rock Hudson starred together in a series of comedies.

AP

HAROLD MATOSIAN (AP)

1922-2019 Doris Day, a singer and actress who personified wholesome American womanhood in the 1950s and 1960s — memorably as the chaste but chased-after love interest in sex farces with Rock Hudson and Cary Grant — died Monday at her home in Carmel Valley, Calif. She was 97.

The Doris Day Animal Foundation announced her death, saying she had contracted pneumonia.

A comely platinum blonde with a dramatic and slightly husky voice, Day had catapulted to fame as the armed forces’ sweetheart with her million-selling recording of “Sentimental Journey.” The song, released in 1945 and backed

by Les Brown’s band, helped set the musical tone of homefront America during World War II. “She was every bandleader’s dream,” Brown once said. “As a singer, Doris belongs in the company of Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra.”

Her good looks and unwaveringly warm personality helped her transition to movies, even as she remained a top-ranked pop singer with hit ballads such as “It’s Magic,” “Secret Love” and “Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be).”

Her movie career, which included nearly 40 films over two decades, was more checkered.

While she showed promise in

Day received the Golden Globes’ Cecil B. DeMille Award in 1989.

dramatic roles — she worked with director Alfred Hitchcock on “The Man Who Knew Too Much” — she was more drawn to mediocre comedies and musicals.

She initially became an audience favorite as a peppy star of musicals such as “Romance on the High Seas” (1948), “Calamity Jane” (1953) and “The Pajama Game” (1957). She remained for several years one of the country’s top box office draws.

In films such as “Teacher’s Pet” (1958), “Pillow Talk” (1959) and “That Touch of Mink” (1962), she cemented her persona onscreen: the modern working woman guarding her chastity against smooth-talking wolves — Clark Gable, Rock Hudson and Cary Grant, respectively.

Despite Day’s perpetually sunny image, her life was marked by periods of physical, emotional and financial abuse. Her first husband, trombonist Al Jorden, beat Day; her second, saxophonist George Weidler, couldn’t stomach her success; and her third, producer Martin Melcher, cheated her out of her hard-won fortune.

By the time of her death, she had long retreated from show business and had gained renown for her work in animal welfare. In 2004, when she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor, the award cited her influence as a performer and an activist. “ T h e mor e I s t udy hu man beings,” she once said, “the more I love animals.”

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AMY POEHLER, speaking to Entertainment Weekly about the possibility of playing Leslie Knope in a “Parks and

Recreation” revival. “I have my suit ready,” she said. “I’m ‘Avengers’-style ready to put it on at any time.”

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Ensler gets the ‘Apology’ she always wanted BOOKS When Eve Ensler was 5, her father started sexually abusing her. As she grew older, he began beating her. She developed strange infections, suffered night terrors and began drinking.

Eventually, she broke away and wrote 1996’s “The Vagina Monologues,” one of the most celebrated plays of the 20th century. Although Ensler knew he never would, she waited for her father to say he was sorry. Even after he died, she kept waiting. So her book “The Apology,” which comes out today, contains the words that Ensler needed to hear her father say. The text is presented as a letter written by her father from beyond the grave.

“It takes so long to get to a place where you can open yourself to feel what your perpetrator feels,” she says, “and to know what they’ve been through, to know who they are, because it’s so much easier and less painful to cast them as a kind of monolithic monster.”

It’s a slim book of unbearable heft, as her father confesses the weakness that made him so cruel and acknowledges the damage he caused. But Ensler isn’t letting her father — or any abuser — off the hook.

“I needed to understand what led my father to do what he did in order to make sense of it,” she says. “I didn’t feel like it was justification. I felt like it was explanation.” RON CHARLES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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PAR SCORE 150-160, BEST SCORE 216

Sudoku

MEDIUM

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You will serve as tour guide for someone who is new to a certain situation and needs to learn the ropes very quickly.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There are no absolutes today, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be confident about what lies ahead.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You can be very proud of the work someone else has recently done, since he or she learned a great deal from you.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There’s no shame in copying what someone else is doing — or at least the way he or she does it. You can learn much.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An unusual gift has you thinking that maybe things are not quite what they seem — in a very good way.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You will benefit from renewed enthusiasm that comes, in turn, from the gift of a new perspective that comes to you courtesy of a friend.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Take care that you don’t overcomplicate matters today. The simplest approach is almost always the best — at least for now.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You must be ready for something when it is offered, for it’s not likely to be offered again. Be in the right place at the right time.

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

FOUR RACK TOTAL Make a 2-7-letter word from the letters in each row. Add points of each word using scoring directions at right. Seven-letter words get a 50-point bonus. Blank tiles used as any letter have no point value. Scrabble is a trademark of Hasbro in the U.S. and Canada.

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Forecast

POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

By Capital Weather Gang

62 | 50 TODAY: While we can’t totally rule out a stray shower, we should start drying out with intervals of sunshine. It’s still a good 10 degrees cooler than normal, with highs only 60 to 65. Winds are from the northwest around 10 to 15 mph, with gusts over 20 mph at times. Mostly clear and chilly tonight.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

Style and fashion are of unusual interest to you today. This may have something to do with the fact that you must put your best foot forward.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) What comes first must be dealt with first — today, certainly, and perhaps tomorrow as well. Take things in the order they come.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

AVG. HIGH: 75 RECORD HIGH: 93 AVG. LOW: 55 RECORD LOW: 41 SUNRISE: 5:55 a.m. SUNSET: 8:13 p.m.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)

You’re taking things far too literally today, especially when it comes to instructions and suggestions.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You are likely to derive inspiration from an unusual source today — and you might find that you’re following in the footsteps of a trusted friend.

DAILY CODE

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WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

69 | 50

73 | 57

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

73 | 59

80 | 63

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1804: The Lewis and Clark expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory as well as the Pacific Northwest leaves camp near present-day Hartford, Ill.

1948: According to the current-era calendar, the independent state of Israel is proclaimed in Tel Aviv by David Ben-Gurion, who becomes its first prime minister; U.S. President Harry S. Truman immediately recognizes the new nation.

1955: Representatives from eight Communist bloc countries, including the Soviet Union, sign the Warsaw Pact in Poland. (The pact was dissolved in 1991.)

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fun+games Crossword 1 5 9 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 23 24 28 29 30 31 33 36

Working hard Disapproving audience sound They’re often greased with butter Flat-topped hill Anatomical egg Plenty (of) *British drama with nurses and nuns Chocolate maker’s tree D-backs, on a scoreboard “I ___ you one!”

Make illegal *Do a car maintenance task Unusual Non-neutral particle Neighborhood north of Central Park Very capable “I’m not a chicken!”

Fashionable Banks

WANNA BET? 37 Game suggested by the starred answers’ starts 38 Horseshoe, e.g.

42 Guitarist’s pedal 44 Ringlike island 45 James of “Freaks and Geeks” 48 Ctrl-___-Del 50 Untruth 51 *Increase standards 54 Inc., in London 55 Texts, for short 56 Granola morsel 57 Flora and fauna 59 *Archie Bunker’s sitcom 64 Monopoly holding 65 Bring on 66 “The Sopranos” star Falco 67 Regarding 68 Real estate developer’s unit 69 “Coolio!”

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“Breaking Bad” network

35 37

Chai or chamomile holder Ranger’s crosstown hockey rival Barber’s dust St. Nick’s refrain “___ heard enough!”

Poison plant Sneaky grin Print maker?

Boxing legend One who’s been around the block a few times “Family Guy” infant Unspoken Be wishy-washy Stately tree Common bath toy Fund, as a college Spiral-sliced meat Build They can never become kings Letters before an alias Detox locale Particle of light

39 Bama fan’s cheer 40 Airline based in Rome 41 Ran in the washer 43 It and a king make 21 44 Open-roofed lobbies 45 TGIF part: Abbr.

46 Days Inn alternative 47 Ushers’ lines of work?

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

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49 Blood test expense 52 Type of yoga 53 Work values 58 Sign from above 60 “___ It Be” (Beatles classic) 61 Bachelorette’s final words 62 Make an oopsie 63 So far

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Welcome back to the Spears family drama

Russell ruins everyone else’s Mother’s Day Russell Wilson got his mom a house as a Mother’s Day gift Sunday.

In a video posted to the Seattle Seahawks quarterback’s Instagram, Wilson gives a set of keys to his mother, Tammy, as they walk up to a home and says, “This is your house.” In the caption, Wilson wrote: “All these years you have never asked me for anything. …

This one’s for you.”

Britney Spears told a Los Angeles judge that her father, Jamie Spears, had her committed to a mental health facility against her will, TMZ reported Monday. The pop star recently spent 30 days at a mental health facility, writing on Instagram at the time that she was taking “a little ‘me time.’ ” But Spears now says her father forced her to check into the facility and take certain drugs, despite not having authority to do so under the conditions of her conservatorship, according to TMZ. Spears, 37, reportedly also wants to end the conservatorship, a form of guardianship managed by her father that has been in place for more than 11 years. (EXPRESS)

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Why cast Aaron if you don’t have him throwing a spear?

And you thought Meghan and Harry were secretive

Aaron Rodgers appeared as a resident of King’s Landing on Sunday’s episode of “Game of Thrones,” the Green Bay Packers quarterback confirmed on Instagram. “It was just for a few seconds, but I’ll always be thankful to have been on the penultimate episode of @gameofthrones #crazyepisodetonight,” Rodgers wrote. (EXPRESS)

Chris Stapleton and his wife, Morgane, welcomed their fifth child Sunday. Morgane announced the birth Sunday on Instagram, though the couple haven’t revealed the child’s name or gender. “The most perfect Mother’s day,” she wrote alongside a close-up photo of the baby’s arm. The Stapletons already have three sons, including twin boys welcomed in April 2018, and one daughter.

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