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This year, ‘Bachelorette’ isn’t the only TV show about finding love 21

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In a move to streamline the system, Metro fires 20 of its managers 4

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In Barcelona, revelers dress up in devil costumes and set off fireworks to celebrate Correfoc — or “fire runs” — on Saturday. The festival is a form of medieval street theater that represents the fight of good against evil.

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A Florida family thought someone was trying to break into their apartment when they heard knocking sounds at 4 a.m. It turns out a 5-foot alligator was outside their front door Friday morning. And so were Tampa police officers. Police and Florida Fish and Wildlife officers caught the gator and returned it to the wild. It was the second such alligator-knocking incident in the South in recent weeks. (AP)

A blimp on Friday made an emergency landing at a construction site next to a Philadelphia highway. No injuries were reported on the two-passenger blimp or on the ground where it landed. A section of the highway was closed briefly while crews secured the area and inspected the blimp. It’s unclear what caused the blimp to go down. The blimp displayed advertising for an adhesives company. (AP)

Three Pennsylvania mayors got stuck in an elevator for 40 minutes on Thursday. Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto got stuck with the mayors of Millvale and Leetsdale. They had been attending a meeting of the Allegheny League of Municipalities. No one in the elevator could get cellphone service. One of the stranded passengers worked at the hotel and was able to summon help using a walkie-talkie. (AP)

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Female WWII pilots allowed in Arlington

Elaine Danforth Harmon was one of more than 1,000 women who flew planes during World War II.

of the 38 women who died during their service. While the WASPs were recognized as veterans in 1977 and awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 2010, the Army argued that because Arlington Cemetery is run by the Army rather than the Department of Veterans Affairs, they could not be buried there unless the law was changed. At first, Harmon’s grand-

daughter Erin Miller was skeptical that new legislation was even possible. “I’m a lawyer, and I was like: ‘God, Congress can’t do anything. That would be a nightmare. I don’t want them involved,’ ” she recalled. But after meeting with hundreds of representatives who pushed for the change, she was overwhelmed by the support. Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, D-Md., the longest-serving woman in Congress, introduced the bill in the Senate in January. Rep. Martha McSally, R-Ariz., a retired Air Force colonel who took office last year, pushed it in the House. “Today we have righted a terrible wrong,” Mikulski said in a statement. “If they were good enough to fly for our country, risk their lives and earn the Congressional Gold Medal, they should be good enough for Arlington.” “I had to leave work early because I couldn’t concentrate — that’s how happy I am,” Miller said Friday after the bill was signed. RACHEL WEINER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Rain doesn’t dampen first D.C. Bike Ride As many as 8,000 cyclists turned out Sunday morning for a tour of some of Washington’s most famous sites as part of the first D.C. Bike Ride. Organizers said the rain didn’t deter cyclists from joining the ride, which covered 17-plus miles and offered a car-free tour of the nation’s capital. Riders cruised past the Washington Monument, the White House and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Participants concluded their journey with a celebration near the Capitol. (TWP)

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Spider Kelly’s in Clarendon opened a new outdoor beer garden on Thursday, just in time for a slight break in the rain Friday. The rear patio can hold 300 people at bar stools, picnic tables and benches. There are also chairs surrounding fire pits. D.C. artist Andrew Funk provided graffiti in the bar area. The regular happy hour runs from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. (TWP)

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ARLINGTON Female pilots who served in the air forces during World War II can now be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, thanks to legislation President Barack Obama signed Friday. Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASPs, were buried at the military cemetery from 2002 until 2015, when then-Army Secretary John McHugh ruled that they never should have been allowed to be under then-current law. The family of 2nd Lt. Elaine Danforth Harmon, a Marylander who died last year at 95, has been fighting to change the policy ever since. Harmon was one of more than a thousand women who flew planes for transport and training during the war. During the war, Congress voted down a bill that would have granted the female pilots military status. The Army wouldn’t even pay to send home the bodies

The national cemetery had barred the women from burial in 2015

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Young fan has ‘amazing’ catch with Max Scherzer Max Scherzer made a lifelong fan in Citi Field (of all places) on Wednesday. Before the Nationals’ 7-1 win over the Mets, the pitcher took a break from shagging fly balls to play catch with a young Mets fan. Joe La Rocca shared video of his 11-yearold son, who was wearing a Mets hat, tossing a ball back and forth to Scherzer from the left field stands. “Amazing,” La Rocca’s son said. “I’m not giving this ball away — there’s no way.” (TWP)

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Metro shakes up top with high-level firings

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Gray’s ex-campaign chair had concerns on adviser

General manager says seven of the 20 fired were senior managers

Party balloons cause scare at White House ANDREW HARNIK (AP)

TRANSPORTATION Metro fired 20 managers Friday in what the agency’s top executive described as a step toward “restructuring” the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority after months of subway safety problems, service disruptions and financial woes. General Manager Paul Wiedefeld sent an email to Metro employees announcing the firing of the managers, seven of whom he identified only as senior managers. More than one-third of the fired managers worked in subway operations, Wiedefeld said. The firings were “immediate, effective today,” Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said Friday. The 20 managers were among about 650 “at-will” employees of the transit agency, meaning they could be let go at the general manager’s discretion. Wiedefeld, hired as Metro’s general manager and chief executive in late November, has vowed to streamline the organization, which employs about 13,000 people, a vast majority of whom are members of three labor unions. Metro declined to specify what departments the fired managers worked in or what any of the managers’ individual job

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In an email to employees on Friday, Metro GM Paul Wiedefeld said more than a third of 20 managers who were fired worked in subway operations.

responsibilities were. “I hope you will join me in respecting the privacy of these individuals, and note that I will not be commenting about individual employees,” Wiedefeld told the agency’s workforce in the email. After decades of maintenance neglect, the 118-mile subway system has been beset by safetyrelated infrastructure problems, especially over the past year and a half, with electrical-related track fires becoming common. Meanwhile, an array of the agency’s financial problems have come to light, stemming from Metro’s mismanagement of federal grant money and from a decline in operating revenue partly caused by a steady drop in subway ridership.

As Wiedefeld struggles to revitalize the agency, officials across the region, including members of Congress, have demanded that he do more to hold Metro managers accountable for the problems and fire those who fail to perform. Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, D-Va., a longtime supporter of Metro yet one of its toughest critics on Capitol Hill, has been among those calling for heads to roll at the transit agency. He applauded Wiedefeld’s decision. “People have to be held accountable,” Connolly said. “The Metro general manager has been urged to do that. I hope this sends a signal across the entire Metro organization that safety and customer service must come first.” PAUL DUGGAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

A cluster of balloons caused a security scare at the White House on Sunday afternoon, two days after a man approached a guard booth outside the complex and was shot after he refused to put down the pistol he was carrying. The U.S. Secret Service said some party balloons floated over the executive complex, and a couple of the balloons landed on the property. The scene was cleared about 1:20 p.m., the agency said. President Obama left D.C. on Saturday for a week-long trip to Vietnam and Japan and was not at the White House on Sunday, the Secret Service said. A George Washington University hospital spokeswoman said the man shot Friday was still in critical condition on Sunday. (TWP/AP)

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“It’s crazy out here. This don’t make no sense. They don’t play fair. They don’t fight fair. I leave it to God.” ANGELA LEONARD, a resident of Ward 7, on the increase in homicides in that part of city this year. Between Jan. 1

and May 17, 21 people were killed in the ward. There were seven homicides over the same period in 2015.

Police: Fatal April stabbing at Metro followed argument over Instagram photo

Documents show that the chairwoman of former D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray’s campaign expressed concern that his political adviser was running an off-the-books campaign. The Washington Post reports that Lorraine Green said in email to Gray’s then-girlfriend that his political adviser, Vernon Hawkins, was “doing something off the books.” Green said she wasn’t “in the loop” and didn’t “want to be.” Hawkins was sentenced to six months in prison this month for his role in what prosecutors have called a “shadow campaign” that helped Gray get elected. (AP) FAIRFAX COUNTY

Suspect in Va. shooting, robbery sought by police Fairfax County police continued their hunt Sunday for the man who they say traded gunfire with a police officer at a county shopping center Saturday afternoon. The gunbattle wounded a bystander and sent people running for cover at Brookfield Plaza in the Springfield area. Fairfax authorities said Sunday morning that the suspected jewelry store robber is still at large. Police described the man as 20 to 30 years old, wearing all brown clothing. They said that he may have changed clothes. (TWP) FAIRFAX COUNTY

Official: Teacher violated protocol in fiery lab test A Northern Virginia school district says a high school teacher violated safety protocols during an open-flame chemistry lab demonstration that injured the teacher and five students last year. The Washington Post reports that Fairfax County Public Schools confirmed this week that the October experiment at W.T. Woodson High School was performed without a ventilation hood, safety goggles and guidelines from the school system on how to conduct it. (AP)

Michael Mariotte, no-nukes activist and D.C. punk-band drummer, dies at 63

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local Police: Suspect in girl’s death called herself a ‘sociopath in training’ CHRISTIANSBURG, VA. A former Virginia Tech student charged in the kidnap-slaying of a 13-year-old girl called her codefendant a “sociopath” and referred to herself as a “sociopath in training,” a police detective testified Friday. Also, prosecutors in the case against David Eisenhauer and Natalie Keepers introduced text messages taken from

Eisenhauer’s cellphone speculating about the body never being found and talking about engaging in “overkill.” Eisenhauer, 18, is charged with kidnapping and first-degree murder. Keepers, 19, is charged with being an accessory to kidnapping and murder and helping hide the body of Nicole Lovell, a seventh-grader who authorities say sneaked out her window early one morning last January to rendezvous with Eisenhauer. Montgomery County, Va., Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Robert Viar Jr. found

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Details emerge in Va. teen’s slaying

Natalie Keepers, 19, is charged with being an accessory to kidnapping and murder.

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probable cause to send the case to a grand jury, which will meet in late July to determine whether the two former college students from Maryland should be indicted. Blacksburg Police detective Ryan Hite testified that Keepers told investigators she and Eisenhauer discussed several ways to kill Lovell: drugging her, making it look like suicide, and knocking her unconscious and leaving her to die of exposure. They settled on what she called “the official plan,” Hite said: “Grab her from behind, cover her mouth and slit her throat.” LARRY O’DELL (AP)

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Police: Alleged sacrifice leads to cruelty charges A woman has been charged with animal cruelty after Loudoun County authorities alleged she inhumanely killed 12 to 15 chickens weekly for ritual sacrifices. Loudoun County Animal Services received a complaint on April 25 claiming animals were “being cruelly killed,” said Angela Chan, a deputy chief with the department. After an investigation, an animal services officer found evidence of chickens being treated inhumanely for “some sort of ritual practice,” Chan said. Mercy Carrion, 43, has been charged with three counts of animal cruelty. (AP)

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Airstrike on top Taliban figure signals U.S. shift ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN The U.S. airstrike thought to have killed Taliban chief Akhtar Mohammad Mansour over the weekend represents another escalation in U.S. involvement in the war in Afghanistan and signals a new willingness to target senior Taliban leaders on Pakistani soil, analysts and officials said Sunday. Although U.S. officials were awaiting final confirmation of Mansour’s death, the strike early Saturday marks the most aggressive U.S. military action in Pakistan since the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden. It is also believed to be the first time that the U.S. military directly targeted the top leader of the Afghan Taliban, which the U.S. government still does not officially designate a terrorist group. “This is an unprecedented move to decapitate the Taliban leadership in its safe haven of Pakistan,” said Bruce Riedel, a South Asia expert of the Brookings Institution. “It exposes Pakistan’s role in promoting and protecting the Taliban, and will

Pakistani men observe the aftermath of a U.S. airstrike that is believed to have killed Akhtar Mohammad Mansour.

provoke a crisis in U.S.-Pakistan relations.” But unlike the bin Laden raid, which prompted Mansour outrage in Pakistan, the reaction on Sunday from Pakistani government and military leaders was fairly muted, even as Afghan officials cheered and described the attack as proof of the Afghan Taliban’s deep presence in Pakistan. U.S. officials said the drone strike was justified because

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Targeting of Mansour shows willingness to strike inside Pakistan

Mansour, who succeeded the late Taliban supreme commander Mohammad Omar last year, refused to negotiate with Afghan leaders and had been plotting to attack U.S. forces in Afghanistan. Secretary of State John F. Kerry, who was traveling in Burma, said in a statement, “This action sends a clear message to the world that we will continue to stand with our Afghan partners as they work to build a more stable, united, secure, and prosperous Afghanistan.” (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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7 dead after volcano erupts in Indonesia

Obama visits Vietnam and Japan this week

Iraq launches operation to retake city of Fallujah

The death toll in the eruption of a volcano in western Indonesia rose to seven Sunday, with two other people in critical condition, as an official warned of more eruptions. All the victims of Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province were working on their farms in the village of Gamber, about 2.5 miles away from the slope. (AP)

President Barack Obama arrived Sunday in Hanoi, Vietnam, for a weeklong trip to that country and Japan, where he will visit Ho Chi Minh City and Hiroshima. Also on the itinerary is the Group of Seven economic summit in Ise-Shima, Japan, where Obama will meet with the leaders of Britain, Canada, Germany, France, Japan and Italy. (TWP)

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced the beginning of military operations to retake the Islamic State-held held city of Fallujah, in a televised address late Sunday night. Fallujah is about 40 miles west of Baghdad and has been under the control of the Islamic State for more than two years. Fallujah is expected to be a complicated fight. (AP)

Absentee ballot count to decide Austrian presidential election after direct ballot results too close to call

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Drooping trees may be ‘sleeping’ Do trees sleep? Maybe. Scientists from Austria, Finland and Hungary used lasers to measure the overnight movements of birch trees. During the hours of darkness, the trees appeared to relax, or droop, their branches at the tips by as much as 4 inches. The team said the drooping could be due to a loss of internal water pressure. But they cautiously offered another explanation: “The fact that some branches started returning to their daytime position ... before sunrise” suggests that the trees are following the same circadian rhythms (sleepwake cycles) of other flora and fauna. AMY ELLIS NUTT (TWP)

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Overtime rule could cut into work flexibility The U.S. Department of Labor says the new overtime rule issued last week could give some 4.2 million additional workers more money or more free time. But those who represent employers say these workers are likely to see a lot less flexibility on the job. The new rule, scheduled to take effect Dec. 1, raises the salary level for employees eligible to receive overtime pay to $47,476 a year from the current $23,660. Workers who may be used to leaving early in exchange for answering email from the couch could find such freedoms curtailed. The Labor Department has said that “nothing prohibits working whenever, wherever or however the worker and the employer agree,” but flexible hours can be harder to track. Employers’ lawyers say the rule could disproportionately affect young college graduates, known to value being able to come and go as they please as long as the work gets done. It could even limit remote access to work email. Although some workers may prefer a sharper line between work and home, the threat of legal action is real, says Tammy McCutchen of law firm Littler Mendelson: “Especially for this group of employees, who are used to being [salaried], the worry is they’re not going to report all the hours they put in — until, of course, they one day get fired and file the class-action [lawsuit].” JENA MCGREGOR

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A close look at the new FDA nutrition label

First lady Michelle Obama on Friday unveiled the much-anticipated overhaul of the nutrition labels

you see on packaged products at the grocery store. Most manufacturers will be required to use the new format by July 26, 2018. While the label retains the familiar black-and-white look, some categories and calculations have changed. Here are six critical updates. ARIANA EUNJUNG CHA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Serving sizes now reflect what people currently eat — rather than whatever 1 the companies decide seems reasonable. Serving sizes that were formerly equivalent to only a few 2 chips might now reflect the whole package.

For some food products that could be consumed in multiple sittings — or in one single swoop — there will now be two columns, to indicate the per-serving and per-package calorie and nutrition information.

2. Calories The total count is now highlighted in huge letters rather than being in the same type size as the other nutrition information. This change, FDA officials have said, reflects the country’s growing obesity epidemic.

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Based on a growing body of research that shows that the type of fat is more important than the amount, the “Calories from Fat” line will disappear. However, “Total Fat” and the subcategories “Saturated Fat” and “Trans Fat” will still be required.

3. Added sugars Added sugars are measured in both grams and as a percentage of daily value. This change will allow consumers to tell the difference between sugars added during processing versus sugars that come naturally, such as in fresh fruits and dairy.

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6. Sodium and dietary fiber The percentage of daily value for sodium and dietary fiber will change based on the 2015-2020 dietary recommendations. They call for up to 28 grams of fiber and up to 2,300 mg of sodium a day, down from 2,400 mg.

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D.C. too pricey? 1 W.Va. town is on sale for $1M If the District’s pricey real estate market has you down, the General Services Administration has a deal for you. Just three hours away from Washington, for $1 million — the price of a singlefamily home in some parts of the city — you can buy 80 homes on 122 acres, together with a gym, full-size basketball court, bowling alley, soccer field, and police and fire stations. Did we mention the 12 guest cabins on the opposite end of the property? And traffic? Practically nonexistent. Sugar Grove Station, nestled between the Allegheny Mountains and the south fork of the Potomac River, is currently up for sale after the former military base shut down for good in September. (TWP)

ZIKA VIRUS IN THE U.S.

The number of pregnant women with likely Zika virus infections in U.S. states and territories who are being monitored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The largest number of cases is in Puerto Rico, where officials are keeping tabs on 122 pregnant women. But officials said Friday that they also are tracking 157 other pregnant women across the country. The numbers include women who have shown symptoms of Zika, such as fever, rash and conjunctivitis, as well as those who remain asymptomatic but have tested positive for the disease. (TWP) Auburn, Mass., officer killed in a traffic stop; manhunt underway

Gunman fires into crowd at concert in Austria, killing 2

Egypt sent a submarine Sunday to join the hunt for the flight recorders from the EgyptAir jetliner that crashed in the Mediterranean and killed all 66 people aboard. Evidence pointed to a sudden catastrophe that led to Thursday’s crash of Flight 804 from Paris to Cairo, although Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi said it “will take time” to establish what happened. (AP) KATHMANDU, NEPAL

2 climbers missing on Everest after 2 die Indian climbers Paresh Nath and Goutam Ghosh have gone missing on Mount Everest, an organizer said Sunday, a day after the deaths of Dutchman Eric Arnold and Australian Maria Strydom from altitude sickness were reported. The men were last seen near the Everest summit Saturday. About 30 climbers have gotten sick or developed frostbite near the summit in recent days. (AP) ANKARA, TURKEY

Erdogan appoints ally as new prime minister Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday appointed one of his most trusted allies to form Turkey’s new government. Binali Yildirim, the transportation and communications minister, was tapped as the ruling party leader to replace Ahmet Davutoglu, who stepped down amid growing differences with Erdogan. (AP)

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Not-Clinton vs. not-Trump Poll: Likely nominees are tied in a November matchup as both reach record unfavorability

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POLITICS The coming presidential race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump begins in a virtual dead heat, a competition between two candidates viewed unfavorably by a majority of the current electorate and with voters motivated as much by whom they don’t like as by whom they do, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. Never in the history of the Post-ABC poll have the two major party nominees been viewed as harshly as Clinton and Trump. Nearly 6 in 10 registered voters say they have negative impressions of both major candidates. Clinton’s net negative rating among registered voters is minus-16, while Trump’s is minus-17, though Trump’s numbers have improved since March. Among all adults, Trump’s net negatives are higher than those of Clinton. As the primaries are set to draw to a close next month, Democrats and Republicans have begun to consolidate around their presumptive nominees, even though Republican voters remain divided on the question of whether Trump reflects the core values of their party. Partisans in both parties say they are confident that they will be unified for the fall campaign,

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have set a new standard for unfavorability as they head into the general election.

though one-fifth of Republicans express doubts. In all, the survey foreshadows a hard-fought, competitive and negative general election. At this point, the two candidates are in a statistical dead heat among registered voters, with Trump favored by 46 percent and Clinton favored by 44 percent. That represents an 11-point shift toward the presumptive Republican nominee since March. Among all adults, Clinton holds a six-point lead (48 percent to 42 percent), down from 18 points in March. Nonetheless, Clinton is seen as having superior experience, temperament and personality to be president. Trump is viewed as unqualified by a majority of adults, but he has strong appeal

as the anti-Clinton candidate who can bring change to Washington. Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont enjoys the most positive rating of the three. Among registered voters, Sanders is net positive — 49 percent to 41 percent — and has seen his image improve steadily the longer he has been a candidate. Among those registered voters who say they favor Clinton, 48 percent say their vote is in support of the candidate while an identical percentage say their vote is mainly to oppose Trump. Among Trump’s backers, 44 percent say they are casting an affirmative vote for the Republican, while 53 percent say their motivation is to oppose Clinton. Overall, 51 percent of voters

call themselves satisfied with their choice of nominees while 44 percent want a third-party option. The poll tested a hypothetical three-way race that included Trump, Clinton and Mitt Romney, the GOP’s 2012 nominee and one of Trump’s most outspoken critics. Among registered voters, Clinton got 37 percent, Trump 35 percent and Romney 22 percent. Underscoring the divisions within the GOP ranks, Romney gets a third of Republicans in a three-way race. The poll was conducted May 16-19 among a national sample of 1,005 adults. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points. DAN BALZ AND SCOTT CLEMENT (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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SafeTrack is a yearlong plan to improve safety and reliability on the Metrorail system. The plan puts safety first by completing more track work and prioritizing the most needed repairs. In addition,15 planned “Safety Surges” throughout the year will cause segments of rail lines to be shut down or experience continuous single tracking for extended periods. While we know many riders will be affected, this is the only way to complete the work in a timely manner that maximizes safety. We thank you for your patience.

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• There will be increased track work on nights, weekends and during some rush hours. Always check wmata.com and sign up for MetroAlerts to “know before you go.” • Beginning June 3, and throughout the duration of SafeTrack, Metrorail will close at midnight, 7 days a week. The last train may depart your station before midnight, so check wmata.com/stations for information.

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6/18 – 7/3

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7/5 – 7/11

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June 4 to June 16, 2016 (13 days)

June 18 to July 3, 2016 (16 days)

Continuous Single Tracking between Ballston and East Falls Church

Line Shutdown between Eastern Market and Minnesota Ave/Benning Rd

Reduced service at all stations. Severely reduced service west of Ballston.

Reduced service at all stations. Stadium-Armory and Potomac Ave stations closed.

• Major impact to 73,000 weekday trips

• Major impact to 61,000 weekday trips

• Orange Line runs every 18 minutes to/from Vienna–Ballston

• Blue, Orange and Silver Line customers encouraged to consider alternate travel options and avoid traveling during rush hour if possible; expect rush hour trains to be very crowded

These are major service disruptions that will cause crowding and delays. Although some shuttle bus service will be provided during shutdowns, you should consider alternate travel options during Safety Surges that affect your line.

For real-time updates, sign up for MetroAlerts at wmata.com/metroalerts

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• The 15 Safety Surges (listed below) are major track work projects that will lead to continuous single tracking or complete shutdowns of certain line segments. This will severely impact both casual riders and regular commuters on these lines.

Starts 8 pm 7/5

7/12 – 7/18

Reagan National Airport to Pentagon City

Shutdown

7 Days

7/20 – 7/31

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Single Tracking

12 Days

8/1 – 8/7

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8/9 – 8/18

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8/20 – 9/5

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9/9 – 10/20

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42 Days

10/10 – 11/1

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Shutdown

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11/3 – 11/11

East Falls Church to West Falls Church

Single Tracking

9 Days

• Orange and Silver Line customers encouraged to consider alternate travel options and avoid traveling during rush hour if possible; expect rush hour trains to be very crowded

Starts 10 pm 11/ 2

• Additional Orange Line trains run between Ballston–New Carrollton only • Silver Line trains run every 18 minutes at all times

11/12 – 12/6

Greenbelt to College Park

Single Tracking

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• Orange/Silver customers in Virginia may consider using Ballston for more frequent service

12/7 – 12/24

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Shutdown

18 Days

• Additional Metrobus trips on selected regular-route services

Braddock Rd to Huntington/Van Dorn St

Single Tracking

24 Days

East Falls Church to West Falls Church

Single Tracking

14 Days

Except 12/17 morning

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3/6 – 3/19

* Note: No track work during Inauguration Week ( January 15-21, 2017)

• No rail or bus service between Arlington Cemetery and Rosslyn; travel via L’Enfant Plaza instead • Free shuttle buses run between Eastern Market and Minnesota Ave/Benning Rd with stops at Stadium-Armory and Potomac Ave • Orange Line runs every 10 minutes outside shutdown zone • Silver Line runs every 10 minutes outside shutdown zone • Blue Line runs every 12 minutes between FranconiaSpringfield and Arlington Cemetery only; Yellow Rush+ runs all day, use Yellow Line for service between VA and DC

For more information, visit wmata.com/safetrack.

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Japanese leaders reacted with outrage after a U.S. Marine veteran was arrested Thursday in connection with the death of a Japanese woman who had been missing since last month near a U.S. air base on the island of Okinawa. Kenneth Franklin Gadson, a 32-year-old civilian contractor at Kadena Air Base, admitted to strangling the woman, his defense attorney said. (TWP) OKLAHOMA

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A budding rivalry: Belmont could be the rubber match fast early pace on the wet track. Maybe Nyquist was trying to steal the Preakness like American Pharoah did last year in similar conditions, but American Pharoah never tired and proved he was the rare Triple Crown champion. Exaggerator stalked Nyquist until the stretch, then delivered a big kick to win by 3½ lengths. Was Exaggerator’s victory simply a matter of track conditions? He had won two previous races on muddy tracks. “I could feel Exaggerator coming,” Nyquist jockey Mario Gutierrez said. “There was nothing we could do. We swung out late, but they were tough. We tried, but just didn’t get there.” That’s a tip-of-the-cap comment by a losing jockey who was 3-0 in Triple Crown races. Gutierrez knew Exaggerator was simply better. Nyquist’s owners and trainer, though, were measured in defeat. “It’s a bummer, of course,” Nyquist trainer Doug O’Neill said after the race. “Our horse, God, he’s such an amazing horse. I can’t wait to see him in

3 Why he was a no-show MATT SLOCUM (AP)

If thoroughbred racing can’t have a Triple Crown winner, a hearty rivalry isn’t a bad consolation. Preakness Stakes victor Exaggerator and Kentucky Derby champ Nyquist could meet once more in the Belmont Stakes on June 11. Preakness runner-up Cherry Wine and perhaps a half dozen others may enter Triple Crown’s final leg, but this year is all about Nyquist and Exaggerator — and it’s still not settled which is the better 3-year-old colt. Nyquist won their first four meetings since last year, but Exaggerator nearly caught him in the Derby and then dusted his nemesis on a sloppy track on Saturday at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. Nyquist still has the overall edge, but Exaggerator is looking the better of the two now. The turning point came as the rivals neared the final eighth mile. Nyquist was tiring badly after he set a ridiculously

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Kentucky Derby runner-up Exaggerator won the Preakness on Saturday.

Tragedy at the track Two horses died in Saturday’s first four races. One was owned by Gretchen and Roy Jackson — who 10 years earlier owned Derby winner Barbaro, who shattered bones in his right hind leg at the Preakness and was euthanized seven months later. The Jacksons’ 4-year-old filly Pramedya was euthanized on the track Saturday after she broke down during the fourth race. Earlier, 9-yearold Homeboykris won the first race, and then collapsed and died while being led back to his barn. (AP)

a little bit, give him a big kiss and a pat on the head because he’s still a winner in our book. “They’re not machines.

Being 8-for-8, we kept thinking that this horse is never going to lose, but they all lose one time or another. We’ll be OK.” The Belmont can be the tiebreaker between two good horses that split the first two legs of the Triple Crown. Derby winner Swale avenged his Preakness loss to Gate Dancer by winning the 1984 Belmont. But no Derby winner has rebounded off a Preakness loss to take the Belmont since Thunder Gulch in 1995. It’s about momentum and Exaggerator has finally pulled ahead of Nyquist. Rick Snider has covered sports in Washington since 1978. Follow him on Twitter @Snide_Remarks

McGregor was fed up with the grueling promotional demands. “I didn’t just shut out and say no to everything,” he said. “I wanted to do reasonable media.”

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order before last week’s series with the Mets. On Sunday, he went 2-for-4 with three RBIs, driving in two runs on his first triple since August 2014. Since the lineup change, Rendon is 10for-20 and has raised his average from .227 to .259. The Nationals head home to play the Mets with a lead in the division, and plenty of room for improvement. CHELSEA JANES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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You again? Division-leading Nationals host Mets Less than a week after the Nationals (27-17) took two of three games from the Mets (25-18) in New York, the season series shifts to D.C. for a three-game set. Below are the probable pitching matchups, as the NL East-leading Nationals open a seven-game homestand. BEN RABY (FOR EXPRESS) Gio Gonzalez (3-1, 1.86 ERA) vs. Bartolo Colon (3-3, 3.75)

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Gonzalez has made good on his spring training promise to improve his command, issuing just 13 walks while striking out 40 in eight starts this season. He has a WHIP of 1.10 — which would be a career-best for a season — and his 1.86 ERA is third among NL starters behind only Jake Arrieta (1.29) and Clayton Kershaw (1.67). Gonzalez is 4-0 with 0.97 ERA in his past six starts against the Mets. Colon, who turns 43 on Tuesday, issued five walks and threw a seasonhigh 107 pitches in 4⅔ innings in a 7-1 loss to the Nationals last Wednesday.

Strasburg and the Nationals cruised to a 9-1 win at Citi Field on Thursday as the Nats sent Harvey to his earliest exit of the season after just 2 ⅔ innings. Both will take the mound again Tuesday. Strasburg will be looking to continue the best start to a season of his career. Harvey will be hoping to redeem himself after his worst outing of the season, in which he had more runs allowed (nine) than outs recorded (eight). The Nationals have won each of Strasburg’s past 13 starts and 20 of his last 22 outings overall.

Roark was solid in his last start, allowing six hits and one run in 6⅔ innings as the Nationals beat the Marlins 4-1 on Friday. In his career, Roark is 5-0 lifetime against the Mets with a 3.05 ERA. Matz has been New York’s most consistent starter this season, going 6-0 with a 1.35 ERA in his past six outings, with 42 strikeouts and six walks over that stretch. Matz recently missed a start with an elbow soreness, but was impressive in his return Friday with seven innings of two-run ball in a 3-2 win over Milwaukee.

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Hooked on the Internet For a growing number of young Americans, the habit is destructive

HEALTH It is easy to scoff at the idea of Internet addiction, yet a growing number of parents and experts say addiction to screens is becoming a major problem for many young Americans, causing them to drop out of school, withdraw from their families and friends, and complain of deep anxieties in social settings. A recent 1,300-person survey by Common Sense Media, a parent advocacy group, found that 59 percent of parents think their teens are addicted to mobile devices. Meanwhile, 50 percent of teenagers feel the same way. Those who say they suffer from Internet addiction share many symptoms with other types of addicts, in terms of which chemicals are released into the brain, experts say. When not allowed to go online, addicts experience withdrawal symptoms such as irritability, depression or even physical shaking. They retreat into corners of the Internet where they can find quick success — a dominant ranking in a game or a well-liked Facebook post — that

they don’t have in the real world, experts say. In the United States, Internet addiction is not recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), which sets the official standards for disorders in the United States. A draft definition covering video game addiction is included in an appendix for further research review, but there is no entry for general tech use. Without a definition of what Internet-related addiction is, it is hard to get insurance coverage to help pay for intensive Internet addiction rehabilitation programs, such as reSTART in Washington state. The program costs $25,000 for 45 days at the center, on par with high-end drug recovery clinics. It’s difficult to tease out from existing research what exactly an addiction to the Internet entails, said Nancy Petry, a doctor and professor at the University of Connecticut’s medical school. She was on the American Psychiatric Association’s committee that evaluated behavioral addictions for the DSM’s fifth edition. Is an addiction to online pornography, for example, an indication of an Internet addiction or of a sexual disorder? Or

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could it be both? Other countries, however, do officially recognize some forms of Internet addiction as serious conditions. In South Korea, students are diagnosed and sent to government treatment centers. In China, militaristic government “boot camps” have treated millions of children. Japan, too, has tested an Internet “fasting camp” for young people. But researchers say the problem in America needs more study. “We’re largely flying

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blind because we’ve done so little research about this,” said Jim Steyer, the executive director of Common Sense Media, whose study found that no one can agree on a definition — meaning that it’s hard to know how many of us in this perpetually plugged-in society have a serious problem. Delaney Ruston, a physician and filmmaker, explored a wide range of issues surrounding everyday tech use in her film “Screenagers.” Ruston thinks we should be careful about how we use the word “addiction” in casual conversation about tech use. Calling the kid who just won’t put her phone down during dinner an addict may do more harm than good. “We should be careful to stop using the word ‘addiction,’ so kids can have an internal sense of control,” she said. “They have to know that the device does not control them.” HAYLEY TSUKAYAMA

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See other people: Which dating show will viewers court? American TV viewers, you have a rose in your hand. Which TV dating show will you give it to? ABC’s “The Bachelorette” is back for its 12th edition (9 p.m. tonight; 8 p.m. starting next Monday). Perky JoJo, recovered from the broken heart caused when Bachelor Ben spurned her on “The Bachelor,” is ready to find a guy who, as host Chris Harrison says, is as “good as Ben” (well, except for that time he dumped her). And now there’s “Coupled” (9 p.m. Tuesdays on Fox). Single men literally FALL

FROM THE SKY (via helicopter) to audition for 12 loveless women on a swank Anguilla resort. Fox says the gals have the power to pick or reject a dude. But if several women fall for the same man, he gets to choose two for dates at the “couples villa,” then decide whom he’ll be “coupled” with. Dear Fox: That is not giving power to the women. Which show gets the rose? It’s a dead heat when it comes to making viewers laugh at the absurdity of it all. Tonight on “The Bachelorette,” ABC says contestant Luke “makes a spectacular entrance on a unicorn.” Last week on “Coupled,” Brittany asked one of the single men to curl her as if she

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EVELYN DIAZ, at bet.com, on Amite, La., high school graduating senior Andrew Jones not being allowed to participate in his graduation ceremony because he refused to shave his beard. School officials at Amite High School said Jones was in violation of a district policy against facial hair, and took away his cap and gown before the ceremony. Jones, an honor student, said he refused to shave the goatee he had worn all school year because the situation was unfair.

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1984: Surgeon General C. Everett Koop issues a report saying there is “very solid” evidence linking cigarette smoke to lung disease in non-smokers. “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” is released.

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Kim Kardashian’s Snapchat followers watched the reality star go through a pregnancy scare Friday, as she read the results of a pregnancy test in an airplane bathroom. The test was negative. Kardashian explained the move in another Snap the next night. “I’ve been so private before and what do I really care if I was pregnant again?” she said. (EXPRESS)

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All the details on their intimate day Eva Longoria and Jose Antonio Baston tied the knot Saturday in Mexico, People magazine reported. A source told the site that the couple exchanged vows in Baston’s backyard in the small lakeside town of Valle de Bravo, where Longoria wore a dress designed by Victoria Beckham. Among the 80 guests were Ricky Martin, Mario Lopez, Melanie Griffith and the Beckhams. Longoria shared an Instagram photo of the rings, captioned, “In our garden, surrounded by a small gathering of people we love, Pepe and I tied the knot! #TalkAboutBlessed #ImStillFloating #OmgMyFeetHurt.” (EXPRESS)

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