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To try to please riders, Metro has been installing mango- and cucumber melon-scented air fresheners on 6000-series trains on the Green Line.

upward trends in the transit agency’s most recent “vital signs” progress report, at least when it comes to riders’ views on the cleanliness of the trains. “We’ve been testing air fresheners on a limited number of railcars. At last measure there was about 6 percent of the fleet with air fresheners,” Burnside said. “That did have a pretty nice impact quickly,” she added. “I guess if [the trains] smell good, people feel they’re clean.”

Metro spokeswoman Sherri Ly offered additional specifics on the statistics cited by Burnside. According to customer surveys, the percentage of riders satisfied with the level of cleanliness on railcars increased from 53 percent last December to 61 percent at the end of March. “On the Green Line specifically, satisfaction on cleanliness improved to 73 percent, a 15 percent increase,” Ly said. MARTINE POWERS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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TRANSPORTATION Metro officials are hoping that Green Line riders will soon detect a subtle difference on their daily commute — a certain eau de cucumber melon, if you will. As part of an effort to improve customer satisfaction with cleanliness on the trains, workers have been installing industrial-grade air fresheners on 6000-series trains that traverse the Green Line. The air fresheners are placed within the ventilation systems on the trains, and new ones are swapped in each month. For now, the air fresheners come in two scents: cucumber melon and mango. News of the newly perfumed trains came at a Metro board meeting earlier this month, where Metro’s chief performance officer, Andrea Burnside, said the decision to begin using air fresheners may have contributed to some heartening

The proportion of residents in the D.C. area — nearly 1 million people — who will venture at least 50 miles from home this Memorial Day weekend, the highest number in 12 years, according to forecasts. Nine out of 10 travelers will get to their destination by car, bringing heavier traffic starting Thursday afternoon. (TWP)

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give away up to an ounce to users 21 and older, and that provision has produced a sly flowering of the cannabis economy. “It’s just an explosion of entrepreneurship,” said Adam Eidinger, who successfully pushed for the passage of Initiative 71. One of the most popular services is the District of C, a webbased enterprise started by a group of Gallaudet University students that sells small prints of paintings by deaf artists. Each $60 print is ordered from the website, paid for with a credit card and hand-delivered to the buyer along with a gift of about an eighth of an ounce of marijuana tucked in a plastic canister. The concept has made for some lavishly decorated group houses, including a rowhouse in Northwest that is wallpapered with renderings of Bob Marley, Abe Lincoln and lotus blossoms. “It’s just a very convenient service,” said a resident in his mid-20s, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. “But we have

“What you’re seeing in D.C. is that you can’t stop flowing water.” STEPHEN D’ANGELO, a onetime District pot dealer who founded California’s biggest medical marijuana dispensary, on the gray area of D.C.’s current marijuana laws

ended up with a lot of prints.” Similar services include High Speed (juice, $55), Red Eye (cookies, six for $60) and Pink Fox (clothing, various prices). Lt. Andrew Struhar of the narcotics division of D.C. police said that the ambiguous state of the law has opened the door for boundary-testers. Investigators are aware of the services, he said, and when they deem them illegal, they shut them down. “It is a little bit in flux,” Struhar said. “The lack of being able to regulate the sale has a lot of people looking for a gray area.”

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For some users, the buy-oneget-one-free model has created an excess of merchandise they might not want otherwise. On a recent afternoon, one in-the-know customer after another entered Wash Hydro, an upscale hydroponics shop in Adams Morgan, and went right to the stacks of weed-emblazoned T-shirts. The cashier rung them up, put the receipt in the bag and reached behind the counter for a “free souvenir from the collective.” One customer emerging from the shop opened his bag and asked, “You want a T-shirt?” He was a trim retiree in a polo shirt and khaki shorts who gave his name but asked that it not be used. He said he is delighted to have a safer way to buy cannabis than the old black market. “What can I say, I’m 75 years old and still enjoy using Viagra and marijuana,” he said, climbing into a car for the ride back to his Georgetown garden and an evening of white wine and weed. STEVE HENDRIX (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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THE DISTRICT In D.C., it is now as easy to get marijuana delivered to your door as pizza. Really expensive pizza. More than two years after D.C. allowed residents to legally cultivate and possess cannabis for personal use, a growing gray market of companies has sprung up that will bring orders of highpriced cookies, juice, clothing or even artwork to your house, along with the “gift” of a few fat buds. Those who want to imbibe can also pay to attend craft fairs where vendors sell edibles and smokables at what one regular terms a “farmers market for weed.” Purchasers get their marijuana after buying another product. But reportedly in some cases sales have become more straightforward — cash for pot. The new pot providers have started to roil the city’s four-yearold medical marijuana network, which requires patients with a prescription to pick up their cannabis in person at an official dispensary. Those operators have asked regulators to grant them authority to go door to door, said Vanessa West, general manager of Metropolitan Wellness Center. “It’s hard for us to compete with home delivery,” West said. “A lot of our patients would really benefit from that.” Most of the companies are exploiting what they hope is a loophole in Initiative 71, the ballot measure that legalized cannabis for personal use. The law, which passed overwhelmingly in 2014, allows residents to grow small amounts of marijuana and possess up to two ounces but forbids buying or selling it. But the statute does permit growers to

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REGION Washington’s four hottest summers on record have all occurred since 2010. Will punishing, record-setting heat repeat in the summer of 2017? The National Weather Service and five private-sector firms say to expect another hot summer, but probably not one for the record books. Washingtonians who detest the heat can take solace in the fact that all of these outlooks predict cooler conditions than last summer, which ranked as the fourth hottest on record. That sweltering season featured 58 days during which the mercury climbed to at least 90 degrees, compared with an average of 36. “Comparing forecasts for this summer versus last summer, it’s substantially cooler,” said Stephen Baxter, lead author of the National Weather Service’s summer outlook. But even if it’s not as hot as last summer, it’s still predicted to be plenty toasty — which is the emerging new normal. If it weren’t for climate change, the National Weather Service might be predicting a cooler than normal summer in D.C. Baxter said its prediction for a somewhat warmer than normal summer was made largely on the basis that summer temperatures are trending hotter in recent decades. “It’s a fairly overwhelming signal,” he said. JASON SAMENOW

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local Media outlets falsely claimed WikiLeaks link to killing of DNC staffer THE DISTRICT A week after publishing a problematic account about the death of former Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich — an article that said Rich made contact with WikiLeaks before he was shot and killed in Washington — Fox News retracted the story, saying it did not meet the organization’s editorial standards.

“The article was not initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we require for all our reporting,” Fox said in a brief statement on its website Tuesday. “Upon appropriate review, the article was found not to meet those standards and has since been removed.” Fox News and its Washington affiliate, WTTG, reported last week that Rich had leaked 44,053 DNC emails and 17,761 attachments to a now-deceased WikiLeaks director. The stories immediately gained traction on social media and among

conservative outlets — even as Rich’s family rejected the reports. Rich’s family said it was grateful for the story’s removal. “The family would like to thank Fox News for their retraction on a story that has caused deep pain and anguish to the family and has done harm to Seth Rich’s legacy,” the family said through a spokesman. Rich was killed July 10, in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Northwest Washington. Police said his death was the result of a botched robbery. KRISTINE PHILLIPS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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GOP slams Trump’s budget Lawmakers question rosy growth projections and blast massive cuts

Ex-CIA director alerted FBI to Russia contacts

White House budget director Mick Mulvaney on Tuesday defended massive cuts to safety-net programs in the administration’s proposal.

and reduce poverty. “I think what Trumponomics is and what this budget is a part of is an effort to get to sustained 3 percent economic growth in this country again,” Mulvaney said in a briefing with reporters. Every presidential budget is merely an administration’s statement of priorities, and there is never any expectation it will survive Congress intact. Even so, the GOP backlash against Trump’s budget was striking. Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., said border security is important, but questioned the need for $1.6 billion to be spent on Trump’s border wall. “I thought Mexico was going to pay for the wall — why is this in our budget?” Upton remarked, only partly joking.

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Several GOP lawmakers also complained that the administration made little or no effort to consult with them before putting forward a roster of cuts that Congress would clearly find unacceptable. These include slashing agriculture spending for crop

insurance and food stamps; a cut of more than 30 percent for the State Department; and billions in cuts to other domestic programs, from Superfund cleanup spending to student loans. “You would hope that they would want to ask the folks who know the most about it,” said Rep. Mike Conaway, R-Texas, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, adding he and his staff were not consulted. Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas, who chairs the Agriculture Committee in the Senate, said cuts to crop insurance were a no-go. “We’ve had a freeze, we’ve had a prairie fire … and you’re telling me there’s going to be large cuts to crop insurance? Come on. That doesn’t add up,” Roberts said. (THE WASHINGTON POST/AP)

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POLITICS President Trump’s first budget proposal got an icy reception on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, and that was just from the Republicans. Longtime GOP Rep. Hal Rogers of Kentucky declared proposed cuts to safety-net and environmental programs “draconian.” “I don’t think the president’s budget is going anywhere,” said Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana when asked if he’s concerned about the message sent by slashing the Medicaid program for the poor and disabled. GOP Rep. Mark Sanford of South Carolina questioned the rosy growth projections that suggest the budget would be balanced over a decade without touching Social Security or Medicare. “So it creates a lie that we all then either address or don’t address, but it makes for a makebelieve debate that I find frustrating,” Sanford said. White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney defended the plan, calling it a “Taxpayer First Budget,” and saying that they worked to jettison any spending that they felt they could not defend. In total, this meant roughly $3.6 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years. These cuts, White House officials said, would usher in a sustained period of strong economic growth that would increase wealth, create more jobs

NATIONAL SECURITY The CIA alerted the FBI to a troubling pattern of contacts between Russian officials and associates of the Trump campaign last year, former agency director John Brennan testified on Tuesday. In testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, Brennan said he became increasingly concerned that Trump associates were being manipulated by Russian intelligence services as part of a broader covert influence campaign that sought to disrupt the election and deliver the presidency to Trump. “I was worried by a number of the contacts that the Russians had with U.S. persons,” Brennan said, adding that he did not see proof of collusion before he left office on Jan. 20, but “felt as though the FBI investigation was certainly well-founded and needed to look into those issues.” Brennan also testified that he was the first to confront a senior member of the Russian government on the matter, using an August phone conversation with the head of Russia’s security service, the FSB, to warn that the meddling would damage the U.S.-Russia relationship. Brennan said he told FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov that “American voters would be outraged by any Russian attempt to interfere in the election” and that such activity “would destroy any near-term prospect of improvement” in relations with the U.S. GREG MILLER (TWP)

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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte declared the country’s south under martial rule for 60 days and cut short a visit to Moscow on Tuesday after Muslim extremists allied with the Islamic State group laid siege to the southern region of Mindanao. Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said troops raided the hideout of a top terrorist suspect in the southern city of Marawi on Tuesday, sparking a gunbattle that prompted the militants to call for reinforcements from an allied group, the Maute. He said dozens of gunmen occupied city hall, a hospital and a jail and burned a Catholic church, a jail, a college and some houses. (AP)

Two men in Indonesia’s Aceh province were publicly caned dozens of times Tuesday for consensual gay sex, a punishment that intensifies an anti-gay backlash in the world’s most populous Muslim country and which rights advocates denounced as “medieval torture.” More than a thousand people packed the courtyard of a mosque to witness the caning, which was the first time that Aceh, the only province in Indonesia to practice Shariah law, has caned people for homosexuality. The crowd shouted insults and cheered as the men, ages 20 and 23, were whipped across the back and winced with pain. (AP)

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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday raised the nation’s threat level and deployed the military to guard concerts, sports matches and other public events, saying another attack “may be imminent” following a bombing Monday night that left 22 people dead. The announcement, which takes Britain’s alert level to its highest possible rating, “critical,” clears the way for British troops to take to the streets and replace police officers. The announcement came after May’s security cabinet concluded that the attacker who carried out Monday’s bombing may have been part of a wider network. The worst terrorist attack on British soil in over a decade was carried out by a 22-year-old U.K. citizen, Salman Abedi, who lived just a short drive from the concert hall that he transformed from a scene of youthful merriment into a tableau of horror. The prospect of a wider plot, May said, was “a possibility we cannot ignore.” The Islamic State claimed the attack, which killed 22 people — many of them teens — following a concert in this northern English city by American pop star Ariana Grande late Monday night. Even as officials and experts cast doubt on the terrorist group’s assertion, however,

authorities were scrambling to execute searches, arrest potential accomplices and reinforce security systems. The highest priority for police, said Greater Manchester Chief Constable Ian Hopkins, was to “establish whether [Abedi] was acting alone or as part of a network.” Earlier he had said that Abedi carried out the bombing alone, and that he used an improvised explosive device. But unlike in previous highprofile attacks — including one in March in which an assailant driving a speeding car ran down pedestrians on a London bridge, then stabbed to death a British police officer — experts said it was unlikely that Monday’s attack had been executed without help. “Getting a car or a knife is easy,” said Raffaello Pantucci, a terrorism expert at the Londonbased Royal United Services Institute. “Making a bomb that works and goes off when you want it to go off takes preparation and practice. And it usually involves other people.” A 23-year-old from south Manchester was arrested in connection with the bombing. Police also carried out searches at two homes. A senior European intelligence official said the attacker was a British citizen of Libyan descent. The official said the suspect’s brother has been taken into custody. The casualties included children as young as elementary school students. Police said that

A vigil was held in Albert Square in Manchester, England, on Tuesday, the day after a suicide attack following an Ariana Grande concert.

On Tuesday, the U.K. grieved for the attack’s young victims, with thousands of people converging on Manchester’s graceful Albert Square for a vigil. Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham vowed the city — which has known its share of hardship, having been bombed relentlessly during World War II — would not succumb to division or anger. Poet Tony Walsh delivered an ode to the city titled “This Is the Place.” (TWP)

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publicly identified was Georgina Callander, an 18-year-old student. Other names were expected to be released today. President Trump called the attackers “evil losers” in his condemnation of the attack. In a speech outside 10 Downing Street, Prime Minister May called the Manchester killings “callous.” “This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice, deliberately targeting innocent, defenseless children and young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives,” she said. GRIFF WITTE, K ARLA ADAM AND SOUAD MEKHENNET (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Google will begin using data from billions of credit and debit card transactions — including card numbers, purchase amounts and time stamps — to solve the long-standing quest to prove that online ads prompt consumers to make purchases in brick-and-mortar stores, the company said on Tuesday. The advance enables Google to tell retailers how many sales they created through their digital ad campaigns. It’s is a step toward what industry insiders have long described as the “holy grail” of digital advertising. Google’s latest move to tie people’s digital trails to their real-world behaviors is likely to renew concerns over whether technology giants and their affiliated companies know too much about people’s lives — and whether they disclose enough about how they collect and use that information. Google collects massive amounts of personal data from smartphones and desktop computers. All of that information is tied to the real identities of users when they log into Google’s services. Google executives say they are using complex formulas to protect the privacy of consumers when they match a Google user with a shopper at a store. The formulas make it impossible for Google or retailers to know shoppers’ identities. ELIZABETH

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Flynn gets new subpoenas Senate panel employs different tack to obtain Russia-tied documents POLITICS The Senate Intelligence Committee is issuing two new subpoenas for information from the companies of former national security adviser and retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, and challenging his lawyer’s refusal to comply with an existing subpoena for documents detailing Flynn’s contacts with Russian officials, committee leaders announced Tuesday.

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No fun? NFL eases rule on celebrations NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced Tuesday that the NFL will relax its rules regarding on-field celebrations “to allow players more room to have fun after they make big plays.” The changes come after league officials had conversations with more than 80 current and former players about broadening what’s allowed and clarifying what isn’t. The following are now OK: Using the football as a prop after a touchdown; celebrating on the ground (making snow angels, for example); and group celebrations. Goodell, at the spring owners meetings in Chicago, said this isn’t allowed: “offensive demonstrations, celebrations that are prolonged and delay the game, and those directed at an opponent.”

Celebrations mimicking the use of a weapon still are banned. Ditto for anything sexually suggestive, such as twerking. Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said the change sets a bad example for young people, but Goodell disagreed. “I think the players will prove him wrong on that,” Goodell said. Momentum for change has built up for months, if not longer. In March, the NFL competition committee examined excessive-celebration penalties at the annual league meetings after a 2016 season in which 30 such jubilant acts were flagged (there were 34 such penalties combined in the three seasons that preceded 2016). The goal was to clarify and relax the rules after the league was criticized for being killjoys, and inconsistent killjoys at that. For example: In Week 13, the 49ers’ Rashard Robinson drew a penalty for making a snow angel after a punt return. But on ang

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Revised rules on celebrating endorse a post-touchdown free throw by Vernon Davis, top, but Antonio Brown’s twerking remains prohibited.

OT cut to 10 minutes NFL owners on Tuesday adopted a new rule that reduces the overtime period from 15 minutes to 10 in the preseason and regular season. The change aims to reduce potential wear and tear on players, especially if they have to play a Thursday night game after a Sunday game. Some coaches and executives have expressed concern that the reduced overtime would lead to more ties — there were two last season — but the league doesn’t expect a significant uptick. (AP)

the same Sunday, Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb was not penalized for doing the same thing after a touchdown catch. And then there were the celebrations that in no way should have been flagged, like when Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott jumped into the Salvation Army bucket after a touchdown, or when Seahawks safety Earl Thomas hugged an official after returning an interception for a touchdown. That’s just fun. MATT BONESTEELL

Third-year man Preston Smith started every game in 2016. But his lack of consistency helped prompt the team to draft Alabama’s Ryan Anderson in Round 2.

2 Left guard Although Shawn Lauvao is the starter, third-year pro Arie Kouandjio and Isaiah Williams, who was on the practice squad last year, provide real competition.

1 Running back Rob Kelley is the starter for now, but look for fourthround pick Samaje Perine of Oklahoma to push him for that job. Perine also could pressure backup Matt Jones.

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“It felt like they wanted me to retire. Like they were giving me sort of a celebration night.” SPURS GUARD MANU GINOBILI, joking about the thunderous ovation he received Monday night in San Antonio at the e

end of a 129-115, series-ending loss to the Warriors. Ginobili, who will turn 40 on July 28, has said he might retire.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr uncertain whether he’ll return for NBA Finals

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getting his own TV show. And it’s not ending well. Sports Illustrated reported this week that their relationship has become “poisonous,” with Golic miffed that his on-air pal never told him he was planning to leave for a different venture on the network. Golic’s new ESPN gig will be a radio-only show — rather than the current simulcast — with Trey Wingo and Golic’s son, Mike Jr. For now, Greenberg and Golic are doing a good job pretending they’re still buddies. “When the light comes on, you would not know what’s going on,” a longtime ESPNer told SI. “They are pros on air.” (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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A few home design features are emerging as this year’s must-haves in the Mid-Atlantic region. According to a survey conducted by Bright MLS, an open floor plan is by far the most requested feature in kitchens, with 89 percent of real estate professionals saying their buyers ask for it. Granite countertops and stainless steel appliances remain popular. Niche appliances such as steam ovens, warming drawers and wine refrigerators are gaining momentum. So are high-end kitchens (according to 74 percent of agents) and bathrooms (56 percent), followed by parking (39 percent), outdoor dining and entertaining spaces (46 percent), fireplace(s) (21 percent) and smart home technology (18 percent). JON COILE

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The Wharf will dwarf NEIGHBORHOODS For three years, cranes have been at work in Southwest D.C. erecting the first phase of a waterfront aimed at putting the city’s smallest quadrant on the map for locals and visitors alike. This summer, the fruits of that construction — apartments, hotels, piers and condominiums — will start opening for business as part of D.C.’s largest new development, the Wharf. As the developers entered the final months of the first phase, they submitted plans for the second, in early May. That plan will double the Wharf’s size. For those tired of seeing Washington developers building glass boxes downtown, the plans for the second phase of the Wharf will come as a relief. There is plenty of glass, but the development team of PN Hoffman and Madison Marquette took pains to avoid a pitfall that has tripped up other mega-developers: excessive uniformity.

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Instead of hiring one or two architects and planners to design the project, they hired 11. “We learned in the first phase that having a different architect for each building provided a nice variety, and our goal was to make the project look not like a project but more organic, like it was built over time,” says Shawn Seaman, senior vice president at D.C.-based PN Hoffman, the lead developer. By any measure, the Wharf is one of the biggest developments on the East Coast. It includes

about a mile of shoreline, 24 acres of land and 50 acres of water in the Washington Channel. The second phase alone is almost 1.2 million square feet. By relying on a wide array of design ideas, the Wharf’s developers are hoping to avoid creating a place that will feel like a sterile, outdoor shopping mall. With the help of $198 million in city funds, they’ve also included public parks, piers and play spaces to encourage the surrounding neighborhood and the rest of the city to enjoy the

Buyers want open plans, fanciness

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Freestanding cabinets open up space and add function to kitchens DESIGN Boxy homes compartmentalized into closed-in rooms are found through the history of residential architecture, from European castles to Colonial houses. Only in the last couple of decades have houses opened up. The ideas of great rooms and open-concept floor plans have been a revelation in home design.

Instead of a wall to divide the functions of cooking and eating, we now frequently feature the perfect transition between the two spaces: the island. The kitchen island embodies all that we love about openconcept homes: It is functional, social and adaptable. The No. 1 one factor in choosing an island is square footage. Whether your kitchen is large or small, consider scale. A 24- by 60-inch island can be dwarfed by a large, open room; by contrast, the same size island can crowd

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minimum of 36 inches of clearance on all sides of an island. That distance can sometimes be stretched to 48 inches, or squeezed to 30 inches. Check local codes on egress before committing to the latter.

The more clearance you have, the more you can consider expanding the depth of the island or adding seating. There are other options if you lack adequate clearance. In the right space, a shallower island, 21 inches or even 18 inches deep, can work. Another option is the mobile island — often a countertop atop a wheeled cart — if you have a place to keep it when it’s not in use. Lastly, if your space is not conducive to an island, consider a peninsula: It’s just as functional as an island, but tethered to the rest of your cabinetry. A peninsula acts to contain a kitchen work area more but, if it is short, can accommodate extra prep space and even seating in areas that are too narrow for an island. STEPHANIE BRICK (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)

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A big change in tune Linkin Park abandons its metal and rap roots for an unrecognizable pop album ALBUM REVIEW A few years back, Southern California rock band Linkin Park contacted Harvard Business School. They were concerned: The record industry was in a meltdown. Rock radio, a vital promotional engine for the band, was dead. Old revenue streams, such as album sales, were drying up. After a semester of independent study, a team from the school came up with some ideas. Linkin Park needed to diversify. Music would now be just one not particularly consequential element of their brand. And now they have released “One More Light,” the band’s first album since the Ha Harvard

overhaul. As an artistic work, it’s fine, a subtle and contemplative pop album from a band not known to be any of those things. As an exercise in branding, it’s a disaster. In their early days, every Linkin Park song was like a wounded animal, an authentic expression of young punk angst that was bro-centric but effective. They weren’t always geniuses, but you knew that they meant it. “One More Light” is a goodbye to all that. It’s a beyond-fervid embrace of the pop sonics the band has flirted with for years. It contains little rap and even less metal. There are thoughtful acoustic songs and rote electro-pop songs.

And with most of the band’s members now on the other side of 40, they seem to be fumbling with the uncertainties common to many artists in the late middle age of their careers. This is what they shouldn’t have done: hire a gaggle of songwriters previously employed by Britney Spears and Justin Bieber. “One More Light” is peppered with vague, meme-able niceties about perseverance and missing home and the beauty of the stars that could mean anything, that will appeal to anyone, or no one. “One More Light” is virtually unrecognizable as a Linkin Park album. The band’s guitars are muted, its usual volcanic rage downgraded to a mild pique,

its co-frontman, rapper Mike Shinoda, mostly absent. The electro-poppy “Talking to Myself” sounds like the work of a ’90s boy band. The lumbering first single “Heavy” emulates, in feel if not in sound, The Chainsmokers’ “Closer,” with Kiiara standing in for Halsey. “One More Light” isn’t awful. Its acoustic title track is wistful and warm; the gauzy “Battle Symphony” and the electro-rap “Good Goodbye” are both solid, even if guests Pusha T and grime artist Stormzy do most of the heavy lifting on the latter. But sincerity is the only real currency Linkin Park has, and this is the first album they’ve ever made that feels false. There’s nothing here worth capsizing a brand over. ALLISON STEWART (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The recent death of director d Zack Snyder’s 20-year-old daughter has driven the filmmaker to step away from finishing the superhero s movie “Justice League.” In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Snyder said director Joss Whedon, W who directed Marvel’s “The Avengers” films and is helming “Batgirl” for Warner Bros., would take over o completing the film, which should still hit its Nov. 17 release. (AP) Future of Ariana Grande’s “Dangerous Woman” tour in limbo after attack at her Manchester show

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‘Lust for Life’ Lana Del Rey ft. The Weeknd

Committing fully to both their brands, the video for this duet by Lana Del Rey and The Weeknd — and the track itself — is a tale of romance caught in an acid trip, or a reverie, or both. Is there a better place to sing about love than atop the Hollywood sign, while drifting off into a dream where sailboats are made of ribbon and the earth is a peace sign made of flowers? Real question. BRYANNA CAPPADONA (EXPRESS)

‘May I Have This Dance’ Francis and the Lights ft. Chance the Rapper

There’s no way anyone can watch this video and not smile goofily throughout the whole thing. Chance the Rapper practices choreography in a studio, alone at first and then with Francis and the Lights’ Francis Farewell Starlite by the end. Are they good? Yes! But that doesn’t even matter because Chance dancing is the happiest sight to see. B.C.

“Get Out” writer-director Jordan Peele sets next thriller film for March 2019

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Roger Moore, the suavest of Bonds James Bond. The Bond film franchise cemented his fame like no other role. Sean Connery helped launch the Bond movies with “Dr. No” in 1962, but Moore was the longest-running Bond — starting with “Live and Let Die” (1973) and ending six films later with “A View to a Kill” (1985). Starting with Moore, the series relied increasingly on gadgetry and cartoonish excess, such as when Bond jumps across the

Roger Moore’s James Bond might not have been serious, but he sure was fun. AP

1927-2017 In a career that seemed impervious to critical drubbing, Roger Moore owed his enduring box office appeal to exceptionally good looks, terrific luck and a self-deprecating charm. The English actor, who died of cancer Tuesday at age 89 in Switzerland, became an international star in playboy-adventurer roles, first on the hit 1960s TV series “The Saint” and later for his portrayal of dashing spy

backs of snapping alligators in “Live and Let Die,” performs a corkscrew car jump over a broken bridge in “The Man With the Golden Gun” (1974) and evades a guided missile in a pocket-size

Comedy Central orders seven additional episodes of its Trump parody series “The President Show”

jet plane in “Octopussy” (1983). Moore began performing on screen in his teens as an extra on the set of a 1945 Shakespeare production. Despite limited dramatic training, he was propelled

to Hollywood stardom by his dazzling blue eyes and enviable blond bouffant. The film critic Rex Reed once wrote that Mr. Moore was frequently “prettier than his leading ladies.” Claiming he wanted to beat the critics to the punch, Moore frequently made light of his limitations. “My acting range?” he once quipped. “Left eyebrow raised, right eyebrow raised.” But Moore’s Bond was indeed praised. Faced with the question of who played the better Bond, Moore told an interviewer in 2013, “Sean Connery played him as a killer and I’m a lover. I tried to be different — but it involved acting, unfortunately.” ADAM BERNSTEIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“Why would serious educators try to destroy the future of an accomplished student over a shirt. This is a travesty.”

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GAIL TURNER, commenting on Facebook about the story of Summer, a Harrisburg, N.C., teen with a 4.4 GPA whose principal suspended her and banned from senior activities for wearing the green shirt in the above photo, which the principal said didn’t comply with the school’s dress code.

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There’s no need to bring something up again after someone else has apologized for the trouble it caused. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have to deal with someone on a more official level in order to reinstate your rank in the scheme of things. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have a particular style of work that others find quite interesting. Take care that you don’t leave yourself open to unnecessary criticism. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A minor incident will threaten to drive a wedge between you and a friend. You can be the first to suggest you both overlook what happened. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You know what you want and where you want to be, but you still have no idea how to get it or what road to take.

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You can take part in your own affairs in a more involved manner. It’s not that you don’t trust your teammates; you simply want more to do. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Be sure that you maintain a healthy perspective, and you’ll be able to get over something quickly instead of letting it last for days.

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You can come to the rescue of someone who doesn’t know he or she needs saving — but you’ve been keeping your eyes and ears open.

TODAY: Mostly cloudy with highs moving a bit warmer. A few scattered showers are possible late this afternoon toward the evening rush period. Winds are light, and mainly from the southeast. Another low pressure system arrives with increasing rain tonight, including some thunderstorms.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Timing isn’t the most important thing; it’s the only thing. You don’t want to set things off in the wrong direction. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Others will study your work for any sign of carelessness or other weakness, but they’re not likely to find anything.

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AVG. HIGH: 78 RECORD HIGH: 92 AVG. LOW: 58 RECORD LOW: 41 SUNRISE: 5:47 a.m. SUNSET: 8:22 p.m.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) It’s a

good day to put another’s needs first, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be getting something out of the situation. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There is room for you to be a little more thoughtful, and this can surely help in both personal and professional situations.

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1844: Samuel F.B. Morse transmits the message “What hath God wrought” from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore as he formally opens America’s first telegraph line.

1935: The first major league baseball game to be played at night takes place at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field as the Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 2-1.

1941: The German battleship Bismarck sinks the British battle cruiser HMS Hood in the North Atlantic, killing all but three of the 1,418 men on board.

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