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A doctor who bought a Connecticut home that’s a replica of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello says he’s a history buff and a fan of the Founding Fathers.

John Papale lives in Longmeadow, Mass. He made the high bid of $2.1 million for the home in nearby Somers at auction last week. He plans on moving his family into the home this year. Friendly’s restaurant chain co-founder S. Prestley Blake had the home built for $7.7 million in 2014. (AP)

Eighteen two-man teams of Hungarian gravediggers displayed their skills Friday for a place in a regional championship to be held in Slovakia later this year. Participants in the contest held in Debrecen, Hungaria, were being judged on speed and style. Organizer Iren Kari said he hoped the race would increase respect for the profession and attract people to the job: “Young people today don’t like to dig and work.” (AP)

A Vermont village held a festival to celebrate a nuisance of spring in New England: the blackfly.

The 13th annual Adamant Blackfly Festival on Saturday included a fashion show, a blackfly poetry slam and a blackfly pie contest in which entries are judged on taste and blackfly homage.

(Blackflies aren’t actually an ingredient.) In late April or May, blackflies emerge from streams in droves in search of blood. (AP)

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Darwin letter stolen 30 years ago returns SMITHSONIAN More than 30 years ago, a Smithsonian intern came upon an 1875 letter written by British naturalist Charles Darwin — and pocketed it. Last month, the letter was returned.

The letter came into the possession of a good Samaritan, who contacted the FBI earlier this year, bureau spokeswoman Katherine Zackel said. Working with the Smithsonian, FBI agents authenticated the letter and returned it to the Smithsonian Institution Archives.

The FBI, which announced the letter’s return last week, said it was among a collection of papers on North American geology given to the Smithsonian. The letter was stolen before it could be inventoried, Zackel said, so officials did not realize it had disappeared until researchers at Cambridge University asked for a copy. Smithsonian

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Charles Darwin wrote a letter in 1875 to a geologist who surveyed what later became Yellowstone.

spokeswoman Effie Kapsalis said the FBI told the organization only that the thief was an intern.

Because the statute of limitations on the crime has run out, Zackel said, no one will be charged, and the FBI will not disclose the name of the thief or how the letter got into the hands of the person who turned it in.

She would say only that the letter was found in the D.C. area and

was remarkably well preserved.

“It’s in great condition. It’s surprising — it actually still looks really good,” she said.

In a statement, the Smithsonian Institution Archives director, Anne Van Camp, thanked the federal agents involved, saying that “this type of crime is not easily detected.”

Darwin penned the two-page letter, dated May 2, 1875, to American geologist Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden, thanking him for sending two field studies of the American West. Part of the land Hayden surveyed soon after became Yellowstone National Park.

“I am much obliged to you for your kindness & for the honour which you have done me in sending your Geological Report of the Yellowstone River & your Preliminary Field Report on the Colorado & New Mexico,” Darwin wrote.

He signed it, “With much respect & my best thanks. I remain, Dear Sir, yours faithfully Charles Darwin.” RACHEL WEINER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Dates: Through June 16 (13-day project)

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What to expect: Severely reduced service at all Orange and Silver line stations.

Weekday trips affected: 73,000

Six baby ducks rescued from a storm drain in Arlington last month are said to be in good shape after spending some time undergoing rehabilitation, according to a caregiver.

Felicia Schwenk of Falls Church said she was helping the six ducklings at a local rescue facility and last week took them to a farm in Calverton, Va., where another rehab specialist will help them prepare to go back into the wild in the coming months.

They were only a few days old when they were rescued May 10 by Officer Kim Corcoran. (TWP)

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Silver: Every 18 minutes.

Shuttle buses: Additional Metrobus trips will be added to selected regular routes.

Advice from Metro: Avoid the Orange and Silver lines at rush hour. Virginia riders should consider using Ballston.

What’s next: From June 18 to July 3 (16 days). Segment shutdowns between Eastern Market and Minnesota Ave./ Benning Road and between Arlington Cemetery and Rosslyn.

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Student, 20, is charged with filming in bathroom Fairfax County police have arrested a high school senior and charged him with secretly recording videos of classmates in the boys’ bathroom. Police say Phatsakorn Pongpasit, 20, has been charged with possession of child pornography and unlawful creation of images. Pongpasit is a senior at Fairfax High School.

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TRANSPORTATION As a kid, Billy Valentine used to pass Bob’s Slug Line every morning on his way to St. Bernadette School in Springfield, Va. Peering at the line of commuters from Old Keene Mill Road, Valentine recalls asking his mother, “What are these people doing out there?”

Now, the Fairfax County resident and former Metro rider has joined the legion of casual carpoolers who line up daily for rides from Northern Virginia into the District and back so drivers can take advantage of lanes for high-occupancy vehicles.

A lot has changed at Bob’s since Valentine, 29, was in middle school: The old Circuit City has been razed; a rotating cast of restaurants — Chi-Chi’s, Long John Silver’s, Shoney’s — has come and gone; pickup and dropoff points have been relocated.

What has remained for decades is the crush of federal employees, policy wonks and military workers who gather every weekday morning at the lot off Interstate 395, the region’s oldest slug line, to share rides into the nation’s capital. The name, Bob’s, has stuck even as its namesake, Bob’s Big Boy, has ceased to exist.

“It’s an easy way to get to work — it’s faster than Metro; it doesn’t cost anything,” said David Stiles, 54, a 30-year slugger who was commuting from Bob’s to Independence Avenue and 14th Street SW on a recent morning.

As Metro begins a year-long maintenance program that will disrupt the commutes of hundreds of thousands of residents in the region, many of them may want to consider slugging, the nation’s “original ride-sharing” system.

Commuters wait outside the Auditors Building near 14th Street and Independence Avenue SW in May, as drivers seeking to use HOV lanes stop to pick up riders headed to Northern Virginia. Slugging is a longtime way to commute.

The name derives from the word for counterfeit bus tokens — “slugs.” Bus drivers began to refer to these commuters, who originally lined up at bus stops, as “slugs” because they weren’t actually taking the bus.

The system is thriving. The proportion of slug drivers and sluggers along I-95 has increased by 18 percent since 2014, according to preliminary Virginia Transportation Department figures to be released in an upcoming report — a likely byproduct of additional parking capacity at commuter lots and the expansion of slug lines with the Interstate 95 Express Lanes project.

And the 41-year-old system is evolving with the times: A Woodbridge, Va., developer has created an app, Sluglines, to match drivers with sluggers — an invention driven by the growing number of commuters interested in the service because of the advent of express toll lanes and

“You can have people who say, ‘I want to use those lanes. … I’m going to pick up some slugs.’ ” BILLY VALENTINE, a local “slug” who catches rides with strangers wanting to use HOV lanes

problems with Metro service.

Commuters point to the myriad advantages of slugging, the preferred mode of transportation for about 6,450 residents in Northern Virginia, according to VDOT. Valentine made the switch after Metro’s Silver Line opened in the summer of 2014. The new line slowed service on the Blue Line, which he rode from FranconiaSpringfield to Foggy Bottom. He got so fed up with the crowding

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and long waits for trains that he decided to give slugging a try.

“That’s when it hit me — I realized I don’t have to be dependent on Metro at all,” said Valentine, who commutes from the Rolling Valley shopping center lot in Burke to the Foggy Bottom nonprofit organization where he works. It saves him thousands of dollars every year, he said.

Jennifer Gross, 37, also abandoned Metro after her commute from Burke to Foggy Bottom became unbearable. Now she drives her Honda Odyssey with her radio tuned to WMAL and, usually, a couple of strangers in her back seat.

“It’s just so … freeing,” she said.

“It really is so convenient for everyone involved. And the fact that there’s no money changing hands makes it such a great grassroots system,” she said. “I think that kind of fellowship is probably really good for this country.”

FAIZ SIDDIQUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Report: Violent felons’ rights were restored Records show that Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s executive order restoring 206,000 felons’ rights to vote mistakenly included several violent felons currently in prison or on supervised probation. The administration has said rights would be restored only for felons who had completed their sentences and parole. The state corrected the errors Thursday after The Washington Post asked about them. McAuliffe spokesman Brian Coy says the process is bring refined constantly. (AP) FAIRFAX COUNTY

$15M suit filed in death of mentally ill jail inmate The family of a mentally ill woman who died after being stunned multiple times by a Taser at the Fairfax County jail has filed a $15 million wrongful death lawsuit. Natasha McKenna, 37, of Alexandria died in February 2015 after a confrontation with jail guards who tried to transfer her to another facility. Guards used a Taser on her four times while she was partially restrained. The death of McKenna, who was black, drew criticism from the Black Lives Matter movement and from advocates for the mentally ill. No charges were filed in the case. (AP)

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The third trial in the case will focus on what responsibility Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., 46, had for Gray the day he sustained a fatal neck injury in the back of a police van. Goodson was the van’s driver.

Prosecutors allege that Goodson is responsible for Gray’s

death by failing to buckle the 25-year-old inside the vehicle or get him medical help as he was slowly suffocating inside the van.

But Goodson’s attorneys counter that their client acted as any reasonable officer would have that April day last year and that “the failure of a police officer to seat-belt [a] detainee cannot alone constitute a criminally reckless omission.”

Goodson, one of six offices charged in the case, is the only one to face a murder charge.

The count against him, seconddegree depraved-heart murder,

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Trial begins for driver in Gray case

Officer Caesar Goodson Jr. is the only officer facing a murder charge in the death of Freddie Gray.

Montgomery County police investigating theft of a bike from a memorial for fatal 2015 crash in Bethesda

carries a sentence of up to 30 years in prison. Prosecutors will have to prove that Goodson’s actions or lack of actions created a very high risk to Gray’s life and yet despite being aware of such risks, Goodson acted “with extreme disregard of the lifeendangering consequences.”

Two other officers have gone to trial. One officer was acquitted; the other case ended in a mistrial.

Goodson has requested a jury trial. Jury selection is set to begin Tuesday after motions hearings today. LYNH BUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Review: Lax reporting hinders hate crime tally

“Here in America, we don’t give in to our fears. We don’t build up walls to keep people out.”

GERALD HERBERT (AP)

BOGALUSA, LA. When Barbara Hicks Collins, a black woman, was jolted awake to find her car burning on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2012, she had no doubt the fire was a hate crime.

Investigators determined someone deliberately set fire to her Mercedes and also tried to burn down the one-story brick house where she lived in an area of eastern Louisiana once known as a hotbed of Ku Klux Klan activity.

But the case was never counted in the nation’s annual tally of hate crimes. In fact, neither the police department nor the local sheriff has filed a hate crime report with the FBI since at least 2009.

An Associated Press investigation found that’s not unusual. The AP identified more than 2,700 city police and county sheriff’s departments across the country that have not submitted a single hate crime report for the FBI’s annual crime tally in the past six years — about 17 percent of all city and county law enforcement agencies nationwide. The vast majority of those that didn’t report are small towns, but some larger cities with

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Barbara Hicks Collins’ car was set on fire in an area of Louisiana once known as a Ku Klux Klan hotbed. The fire was not reported as a hate crime.

histories of racial troubles, like Birmingham, Ala., and Jackson, Miss., were also missing.

The analysis also revealed that law enforcement reporting is spotty even beyond the agencies that never filed a report. Thousands of city police and county sheriff’s departments reported in some years but not others. In some cases, departments reported for only one quarter of a year.

Advocates worry the lack of a comprehensive accounting disguises the extent of bias crimes at a time of heightened racial,

religious and ethnic tensions. A better accounting of hate crimes, the FBI says, would boost efforts to combat them with resources for law enforcement training.

The FBI defines a hate crime as a “criminal offense against a person or property motivated in whole or in part by … bias against a race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender, or gender identity.” Filing reports is voluntary and guidelines call for reports to be submitted even if they list zero hate crimes.

MICHELLE OBAMA, on Friday at City College in New York, taking a dig at presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump and his plan to build a wall along the Mexican border. During her last commencement address as first lady, Obama also spoke of the American Dream, noting that every day, “I wake up in a house built by slaves.”

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Heavy rains in Europe cause deaths, closures At least 18 people died in flooding in Germany, France, Romania and Belgium during a week of heavy rains across Europe. On Saturday, the Seine River in Paris hit its highest level in nearly 35 years.

The Louvre Museum, several Paris train stations and roads remained closed. (AP) ECONOMY

Jobs report falls short The Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added only 38,000 jobs in May, the lowest number in five years.

The unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent from 5 percent, but that was because half a million unemployed people stopped looking for work. U.S. stocks and the dollar slid on the news. (AP) VATICAN CITY

Pope clarifies bishops’ role in sex abuse cases Pope Francis on Saturday nixed his proposed tribunal to prosecute bishops who covered up for pedophile priests. Instead, Francis said bishops can be kicked out of office if found negligent and laid out legal procedures to do so. (AP)

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STUDIES A new study, published last week in the journal Violence Against Women, suggests that sexual assault by college men is an even more widespread problem than recent scandals may imply.

In an online survey about sexual activity and attitudes, more than half the men who played an intramural or intercollegiate sport reported coercing a partner into sex. A total of 379 male undergraduates from a single large, public, Division I university in the Southeast volunteered to take the survey. Of that total, 159 were members of recreational, or club, sports teams; 29 were intercollegiate athletes; and 191 were non-athletes.

Prior research has indicated that an outsize proportion of sexual violence cases on campus are committed by intercollegiate athletes. This new survey examined the previously unexplored population of intramural athletes (those who play recreationally) and found that the risk factor for them was not significantly different from that of intercollegiate athletes.

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The percentage of intercollegiate or intramural male athletes who reported coercing a partner into sex, according to a study published last week. Of the sexually coercive behaviors listed on the survey, including “I used threats to make my partner have oral or anal sex,” almost all met the legal definition of rape.

Young of the University of South Florida and her team also found that almost 38 percent of the nonathletes used verbal or physical pressure to engage in sex.

The scientists found an association between admitting to coercive sex acts and endorsing two attitudes: the belief in rape myths, such as “If a woman doesn’t fight back, it isn’t rape,” and traditional views of gender roles.

“What our study tells us is it’s not just about improving knowledge of what is rape and how to treat women in relationships, but attitudes about equality,” said Sarah Desmarais, a forensic psychologist at North Carolina State University and a member of the research team. AMY ELLIS NUTT (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Pushing racial boundaries GOP criticizes Trump for hostile comments on Latinos and Muslims

Donald Trump says the judge hearing a lawsuit against Trump University should recuse himself because “he’s a Mexican.”

POLITICS A growing number of Republican lawmakers and strategists fear that Donald Trump’s hostile remarks about minorities and his unorthodox strategy have imperiled his campaign at the end of a five-week head start on Hillary Clinton that they hoped would fortify him heading into the general election.

Their concerns increased again Sunday after Trump said he believed a Muslim judge might treat him unfairly because he wants to temporarily ban most foreign Muslims from entering the country.

“If it were a Muslim judge, would you also feel like they wouldn’t be able to treat you fairly because of that policy of yours?” host John Dickerson asked on CBS’s “Face the Nation.”

“It’s possible, yes. Yeah. That would be possible, absolutely,” Trump replied.

The prevailing view among prominent Republicans is that Trump still has the time and ability to make the necessary course corrections, especially given Clinton’s vulnerabilities.

But they see some acute problems in the way he has conducted himself in recent days.

The remark followed his repeated comments arguing that U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is presiding over fraud lawsuits against Trump University, should have recused himself because “he’s a Mexican.” Trump says his desire to build a wall on the border with Mexico was in conflict with the judge’s ethnic background; Curiel was born in Indiana to Mexican immigrant parents.

Republican leaders including Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate

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Cuomo: Divest funds linked to Israel boycotts

Thousands of people participated in rallies organized by a pro-Kurdish opposition party on Sunday in Istanbul and Diyarbakir to protest the abolition of immunity of some members of the Turkish parliament.

Last month, Turkey’s parliament approved amendments that clear the way for the prosecution of nearly 140 legislators, many of them from the People’s Democratic Party. (AP)

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued the first executive order in the country forcing state entities to drop investments linked to boycotts of Israel. Cuomo signed the order Sunday before marching in Manhattan’s Celebrate Israel parade. The Democratic governor expects state agencies to divest all public funds from any ties to the movement to boycott Israel. (AP)

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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who both support Trump, have criticized those statements.

“I couldn’t disagree more with a statement like that,” said McConnell on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

For mer Spe a ker New t Gi ngrich, a nother T r ump booster, also criticized him on “Fox News Sunday.”

“This is one of the worst mistakes Trump has made, and I think it’s inexcusable,” he said.

On Friday, Trump was pressed repeatedly by CNN’s Jake Tapper to explain the link between the fact that Curiel’s parents were Mexican immigrants and

the judge’s ability to handle the case involving Trump University. “I’ve been treated very unfairly by this judge,” Trump said. “Now, this judge is of Mexican heritage. I’m building a wall, OK? I’m building a wall.”

Trump continued to spar with Tapper, who eventually said, “If you are saying he can’t do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism?” Trump replied, “No, I don’t think so at all.”

The question and the response were reminders that Trump continues to go where no majorparty nominee in recent history has gone. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

verbatim

“Please feel free to call us, the police, or do it yourself if you have the gun — you have my support.”

AP

RODRIGO DUTERTE, the president-elect of

the Philippines, urging citizens who own guns to help him in his war on crime and corruption by shooting drug dealers who resist arrest.

Many Muslims begin fasting for holy month of Ramadan

Long-term marijuana use is not associated with a raft of physical health problems, according to a new study, with one surprising exception: gum disease.

Researchers led by Madeline H. Meier of Arizona State University tracked the marijuana habits of 1,037 New Zealanders from birth to middle age to see what effect those habits have on some common measures of physical health, including lung function, systemic inflammation, cholesterol levels, blood pressure, body weight, blood sugar and dental health.

What they found was surprising: After controlling for other factors known to affect health, especially tobacco use and socioeconomic status, marijuana use had no negative effect on any measure of health, except for dental health. People who smoked more weed had a higher incidence of gum disease.

The cause is something of a mystery. Even after controlling for dental hygiene, the relationship between marijuana use and poor dental health persisted.

Meier’s research is unique in that it uses longitudinal data, tracing the health of the same individuals from birth in the early 1970s to age 38. Many other studies on the physical health effects of marijuana use rely on observations at a single point in time, which is useful but less reliable for tracking effects over a lifetime. CHRISTOPHER INGRAHAM

Taliban shoot up Afghan court, kill 7 in retaliatory attack

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Muhammad Ali stands over Sonny Liston after knocking him down May 25, 1965.

THREE POINTERS

Trade talks will heat up The White Sox deal for Padres starter James Shields is a reminder that optimistic clubs will seek help before the July 31 trade deadline. Here are players who could be dealt. BARRY SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

JOHN ROONEY (AP)

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Far more than a boxer

The death Friday night in Scottsdale, Ariz., of former heavyweight boxing champion and worldwide icon Muhammad Ali, 74,

from complications of Parkinson’s disease left writers, fans and other athletes trying to assess his legacy. Here is a sampling of reaction to the death of the most compelling sports figure of his time. (THE WASHINGTON POST/EXPRESS)

Dave Kindred

George Foreman

Derrick Z. Jackson

LeBron James

Paul Farhi

Biographer of Ali, writing for FoxSports.com

Ex-heavyweight champ

Writing for The Undefeated

Cleveland Cavaliers

Writing for The Washington Post

A prizefighter, all silk and all steel, the best of his time, maybe the best of all time.

An entertainer and comic, a preacher and politician.

He left his mother’s Baptist church for the Nation of Islam, where he walked with Malcolm X. He faced down the U.S. government when it wanted him in prison for refusing induction into its army.

Long reviled for good reason, it was for good reason that he became revered. ... Beautiful at rest, breathtaking in motion, Muhammad Ali was as near to living flame as a man can get.

He fought Ali in 1974 in Zaire — “The Rumble in the Jungle.” Foreman, at 25, was a huge favorite but lost his title to Ali, 32, who absorbed a beating while letting Foreman exhaust himself. The opponents later grew close. “I loved the guy,” Foreman told the AP on Saturday. “There was something about him, you see his face and you have to smile. My heart would beat fast around him. It was the most exciting human being I ever met. ... People say he was the greatest heavyweight, but I say that’s a put-down.

He was simply the greatest man, period.”

The greatest pillar in the Parthenon of unbowed black athletes has been removed.

Muhammad Ali was one of a relative few who ... [knew] the match, game and race were not over until their feats led to social change in the stands, streets, and even government. On this rarefied Acropolis strode the likes of Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, Curt Flood, Bill Russell, Oscar Robertson, Jim Brown, Paul Robeson, Arthur Ashe, Tommie Smith and John Carlos. They all, in their own ways, took abolitionist Frederick Douglass to heart: Power concedes nothing without a demand.

Ali was “a guy who stood up for so many different things throughout the times where it was so difficult for AfricanAmericans to even walk in the streets,” James, who’s playing in the NBA Finals, told reporters Saturday.

“I would never compare myself to Muhammad Ali because I never had to go through what those guys had to go through ... But growing up in the inner city, being a statistic that was supposed to go the other way. ... You never take for granted everything they had to go through on a daily basis for us, for a guy like myself.”

Bill Clinton and Billy Crystal will eulogize Muhammad Ali at an interfaith service Friday in Louisville, Ky.

Ali talked like a street poet, with the patter and swagger of a proto-rapper.

At a time [in the 1960s] when African-American athletes were expected to play and stay silent, Ali openly courted the TV camera, unapologetically placing himself and his racial pride before it.

In this he was greatly enabled by another outsider, a Jewish sportswriter turned broadcaster from Brooklyn named Howard Cosell. Ali’s best lines were not just memorable — “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee” — but often fantastic.

Freddie Freeman Braves first baseman

Atlanta is awful, and though he is hitting .246 with only a .759 OPS, he would look good with the Yankees in place of Mark Teixeira.

2 Ryan Braun Brewers outfielder

Milwaukee could get rebuilding blocks for Braun, who is 32 with a big contract but is hitting .337 and is on pace for 100-plus RBIs.

1 Carlos Gonzalez Rockies outfielder

The 30-year-old slugger could be dealt to add to a young core that includes third baseman Nolan Arenado and shortstop Trevor Story.

Tony Kornheiser ending his talk show on ESPN 980, will do podcast

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Nationals survive bullpen’s bad day

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almost blew a 10-5 lead.

Struggling reliever Felipe Rivero allowed three runs in the seventh inning, and Jonathan Papelbon walked a tightrope in the ninth. He gave up a run but got out of a bases-loaded jam with a popout, strikeout and flyout.

Manager Dusty Baker was able to use a quick hook with Roark (three innings) because the Nationals are off today before visiting the Chicago White Sox, giving the bullpen time to recover.

Lefty Sammy Solis threw three electric frames, striking out six and allowing no runs on 50 pitches. JAMES WAGNER

JULIEN FINNEY (GETTY IMAGES)

NATIONALS 10, REDS 9 If there is one team that makes a five-run deficit manageable, it’s the Reds. The Nationals started four position players with averages under .200 Sunday, but the Reds have the majors’ worst pitching. Their starter, Jon Moscot, began the day with a 7.13 ERA. S o a f ter Ta n ner Ro a rk coughed up five runs in the second and the lineup looked lethargic early against Moscot, the visiting Nationals mounted their largest comeback of the season, a 10-9 win that avoided a three-game sweep.

The offensive outburst let them survive a bullpen meltdown that

Djokovic completes career grand slam

PARIS | Novak Djokovic kisses the French Open trophy Sunday after beating Andy Murray 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. Djokovic won the event for the first time and now is defending champ in all four majors. In the women’s final Saturday, Spain’s Garbine Muguruza upset Serena Williams 7-5, 6-4.

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

MMA

NASCAR

McGregor-Diaz set Aug. 20

Pocono race at noon today

Conor McGregor will get his rematch with Nate Diaz at UFC 202 in Las Vegas on Aug. 20. Diaz posted one of the biggest upsets in recent UFC history when he beat McGregor by submission in the second round at UFC 196 in March. Diaz (19-10) won the welterweight bout and ended the 15-fight winning streak of McGregor (19-3). (AP)

Rain on Sunday washed out the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Pocono Raceway and it will now run at noon today (FS1) in Long Pond, Pa. Brad Keselowski will be on the pole in Pocono’s first Monday race since 2009. The 2012 rain-shortened race at Pocono was marred by lightning strikes that killed one fan and injured nine others. (AP)

The Sharks, who defeated the Penguins 3-2 in overtime Saturday night in San Jose, return to their home ice at 8 tonight (NBCSN) to try to tie the Stanley Cup Final series at two games each. It was the first Stanley Cup Final game ever played in Northern California. The winning goal was by Finnish rookie Joonas Donskoi. (AP)

CHRISTIAN PETERSEN (GETTY IMAGES)

NHL PLAYOFFS

Sharks hoping to tie series

Sharks rookie Joonas Donskoi celebrates his overtime goal.

William McGirt, 36, gets his first PGA Tour win, beating Jon Curran in playoff at the Memorial

“He’s carried teams on his shoulders. He’s been to the finals six straight times. … It’s hard for me to believe someone doesn’t recognize his greatness.”

JERRY WEST, who was 1-8 in the NBA Finals during his Hall of Fame playing career with the Lakers, on people who criticize LeBron James for being 2-4 in the finals. He and the Cavaliers played at the Warriors on Sunday night in Game 2.

Game 3 is Wednesday night.

Broncos say CB Aqib Talib is recovering after being shot in leg at a Dallas nightclub

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‘Outcast’s’ possession obsession TELEVISION Cinemax’s “Outcast” is a fiendishly pleasant surprise — a demonic-possession drama that leads with its heart instead of its 360-degree neck rotations and suggests a depressing (but timely) theme of social and moral rot in America.

Based on a graphic novel series from “Walking Dead” creator Robert Kirkman, “Outcast” (Fridays, 10 p.m., Cinemax) is set in rural West Virginia, where a small-town preacher, Reverend Anderson (Philip Glenister), does what he can to keep his followers’ personal demons at bay.

These are not the usual demons of temptation and sin, but icky, spewing cases of possession. The latest is a little boy who ate a cockroach off his bedroom wall and then nibbled one of his

index fingers in half, before moving to the devil’s favorite hat trick: levitating off the bed.

None of this is played for cheap thrills in the way that AMC’s recently launched “Preacher” favors irony alongside its sense of the supernatural. “Outcast” is as serious as angioplasty.

Patrick Fugit stars as Kyle Barnes, a man reduced to living in the ramshackle remains of his childhood home. Bit by bit we discover that Kyle is persona non grata in his hometown — his wife has a restraining order against him, and the town is still whispering about the ways he tried to harm his young daughter.

The viewer, too, may have difficulty understanding precisely what Kyle is up against in the first couple of episodes, as “Outcast” metes out key details almost too carefully. Tipped off by local gossip in the grocery store, Kyle asks the reverend if he can accompany him to the possessed boy’s house. In no time

10 p.m. today, Lifetime

Back for Season 2, the Peabody-winning drama puts an African-American bachelor and pro football player, Darius Hill (played by B.J. Britt), at the center of its fictional “Everlasting” dating competition show this time.

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In the Cinemax series, a misfit and a reverend fight demons in W.Va.

‘UnREAL’

Patrick Fugit stars in “Outcast,” a new nightmare from the “Walking Dead” creator.

None of this is played for cheap thrills. “Outcast” is as serious as angioplasty. at all, the demon inside the child recognizes Kyle.

“You’re all grown up,” the demon snarls. “You’d barely even fit in that pantry now.”

Flashback time, to when Kyle’s mother became possessed and kept him locked in the kitchen closet — and when he first learned that he has some life force inside him that

the demons instinctively fear.

The reverend takes Kyle on as a sort of partner, for it turns out that West Virginia is rife with reports of possession.

“Outcast’s” West Virginia has some of the same vibe of the exurban Atlanta woods where Kirkman’s “The Walking Dead” began. Kirkman has a good eye and ear when it comes to setting his stories in the zone where NRA-style perseverance clashes with utopian desires for fairness. Here, “Outcast’s” demons might represent an unraveling of order and belief. Brandishing Bibles and crucifixes, Kyle and the reverend have a long way to go to make America great again.

2 ‘CMT Music Awards’ 8 p.m. Wednesday, CMT

Blake Shelton, Chris Stapleton, Jason Aldean, Keith Urban and many more are set to perform live during this annual fan-voted award show. Carrie Underwood is tied with Cam and Stapleton, with three nods each.

3 ‘Tony Awards’ 8 p.m. Sunday, CBS

Tune in live to learn how many Tonys “Hamilton” — which has a record 16 nominations — takes in.

“Waitress,” “Bright Star,” “School of Rock” and “Shuffle Along” are also technically up for best musical.

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THE REV. AL SHARPTON, at a huge outdoor party Saturday ahead of what would have been Prince’s 58th birthday,

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The new “Top Gear” with Matt LeBlanc stalls out.

MARC SILVER | BROADCAST MUSE

Rerouting: ‘Top Gear’ hosts can’t get this show on the road “Top Gear” — the hugely popular show where cool cars drive like crazy — is back! Before assessing the new season (9 p.m. Mondays on BBC America), we need to review the past.

Last year, co-host Jeremy Clarkson was suspended from the show. He has a history of making racist and other inappropriate remarks. Then one day during filming he got so mad that his producer couldn’t rustle up a hot dinner for him that he punched the producer’s face.

More than a million fans signed a petition urging that Clarkson keep his job.

He didn’t. And his co-hosts resigned in solidarity.

But the show must go on, or else its worldwide audience of 350 million would be sad. So “Top Gear” hired several new hosts, notably Chris Evans (no, not the movie star, but rather a middle-aged British TV personality who wears blackframed nerd glasses) and Matt LeBlanc (yes, the former “Friends” star).

Evans is annoyingly hyper.

LeBlanc is kind of phlegmatic, like, “Yeah, I’m here flashing my killer smile. Now give me

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my paycheck.”

Despite the less than thrilling hosts, the premiere got off to a fast start. A Dodge Viper ACR, with “bespoke sticky tires,” raced a Chevrolet Corvette Z06 through a course at the U.S. Air Force “Top Gun” academy in Nevada. A race car driver was at the wheel of each muscle car, with a pilot as front-seat passenger.

The Viper won, though the Corvette was handicapped: Its driver, Sabine “I feel the need for speed” Schmitz, had to stop to let her pilot take a puke break.

But the show lost momentum with a dragged-out U.S. vs. U.K. race between Evans and LeBlanc. They drove rickety three-wheeled Reliant vehicles through chilly rain; LeBlanc’s car kept stalling.

They switched to jeeps, towed ice cream vans and drove up a muddy mountain. None of this makes for especially riveting TV. Equally unimpressive was Evans’ interview with chef Gordon Ramsay and actor Jesse Eisenberg, who shared uninteresting memories of cars they’d owned.

There’s a lot more drama in the Twitter fight about the show than in the show itself.

Clarkson fans are tweeting that studio segments featured “canned laughter” and that “hardly anyone claps.” Last week Evans tweeted in reply, “ ‘Top Gear’ audience grew throughout the hour [of the premiere].” The battle is on!

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Severe weather cancels fests in N.Y., Germany

Mark Salling, who starred in the musical dramedy “Glee,” pleaded not guilty to federal pornography charges Friday and had his internet usage and travel severely restricted.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Rozella A. Oliver ruled that Salling, 33, can be released after he posts $150,000 bail, including $100,000 of his own money to guarantee future court appearances. Salling, who played Noah “Puck” Puckerman in the Fox musical dramedy, was charged with two counts of receiving and possessing child pornography. His trial is set for July. (AP)

With storms looming on Sunday, organizers of major music festivals in New York and Germany opted to cancel the outdoor events.

The last day of the Governors Ball, a three-day music festival at Randall’s Island in New York City featuring Kanye West and Death Cab for Cutie, was canceled. In western Germany, authorities pulled the plug on Rock am Ring on Sunday because of a storm warning. Scores of people were injured at the festival site west of Frankfurt when lightning and heavy rain struck late Friday. (AP)

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“Trump, surprisingly, didn’t ask if his two black supporters knew each other because it totally felt like it was coming.”

“With Mystique at the mercy of Apocalypse’s destructive will, this poster reinforces a narrative that commandeers and reduces women into a position of helplessness through violence.”

“If you haven’t heard of ‘Chewbacca Mom,’ you’re probably not on Facebook — and don’t watch morning or late-night talk shows. Or leave the house much.”

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SASHA JAMES, at themarysue.com,

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pointing at a black attendee at a rally in California on Friday and referring to him as “my African-American.”

The man singled out by Trump was GOP congressional candidate Gregory Cheadle. Trump pointed at Cheadle while talking about a previous rally in Arizona at which a black supporter was arrested after punching a protester.

Cheadle told nbcnews.com he wasn’t offended by Trump’s comment, but he thought it was “odd.”

critiquing an “X-Men: Apocalypse” poster that shows Jennifer Lawrence’s Mystique being strangled. In a statement to time.com, 20th Century Fox apologized for the marketing image, saying, “We didn’t immediately recognize the upsetting connotation of this image in print.”

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) You’re not usually one for second chances, but you’re willing to give something a second try if you don’t succeed the first time.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You’re seeking answers that are close at hand, yet well disguised. When you uncover them, you’ll be amazed at how simple they are.

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1968: Sen. Robert F. Kennedy dies at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles, a day after he is shot by Sirhan Bishara Sirhan.

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The Morticia and Gomez Addams outfits went unappreciated at the Oscars.

Matt Damon spoke to Massachusetts Institute of Technology grads Friday. The actor, who played an MIT janitor in “Good Will Hunting,” said being a speaker was an honor he didn’t deserve, as previous commencement speakers have included Nobel Prize winners and presidents. “And who did you get? The guy who did the voice for a cartoon horse,” referring to 2002’s “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron.” (AP)

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