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Cavalier attitude LeBron and the Cavs say they can deal with a two-game deficit 15

in her own way

Labor victory D.C. lawmakers OK a $15 minimum wage, joining N.Y. and Calif. 4

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Never one to make it look easy, Hillary Clinton has become the first woman in U.S. history to lead a major party’s presidential ticket by pushing the edge, bit by bit 10

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People wearing animal costumes take part in a yoga class at Hyde Park on Tuesday in Sydney, Australia.

The yoga class was held to raise awareness and money for endangered species and their habitats.

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Finally, a use for a middle name besides filling out a monogram

Authorities in Ukraine say they have foiled plans to ship bootleg alcohol from Moldova to Ukraine via a pipeline. The SBU security service said Tuesday that the bootleggers rented a house on the riverbank on the Ukrainian side and started laying pipe across the river. Smuggling has flourished between Ukraine and its neighbors for years, and Moldova has been a major source of bootleg booze for other former Soviet republics. (AP)

In a Romanian town, Vasile Cepoi defeated Vasile Cepoi and Vasile Cepoi in a mayoral election. The middle name made all the difference. “I added my middle name, and ran as Vasile Lica Cepoi,” said the victor. He was also the incumbent, who secured his fourth term as mayor of Draguseni.

He said the coincidence of three candidates having the same name was an attempt by political parties to confuse the town’s residents. (AP)

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Harper haircuts — and a perfect season NATIONALS Mike Nunez told his team that it was taking part in a commercial for Major League Baseball, but the Florida youth baseball coach didn’t tell his players why they were sitting in a Melbourne barbershop wearing Washington Nationals jerseys on the day of the shoot in late February.

Then Bryce Harper walked in.

“I was shocked because he’s my favorite player,” Luke Nunez, Mike’s son, said of the surprise.

“Some of the kids were like, ‘Is that the real Bryce Harper?’ I knew it was him.”

The real Bryce Harper proceeded to grab a pair of clippers and give members of the “Little Nats” stylish haircuts, promising one player he would “hit a lot of homers with this hair” in the resulting 30-second commercial.

Harper’s “look good, feel good, play good” mantra proved to be true. Nunez’s team, which consists

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of kids ages 9 to 11 and competes in the Port St. John League, went 21-0 this season (23-0 if you count a pair of half-games).

“We’re actually called the Bandits, but now people are knowing us as the Little Nats, which is fine, because we’re all huge Nationals fans,” Mike Nunez said.

Several members of the “Little Nats” kept their Harper haircuts throughout their undefeated season, including redhead Eslie Comford, who freshened up his mohawk before the team’s

end-of-season party last weekend, and Bryce Engle, who hit eight home runs.

Luke Nunez, who just turned 11, has kept his hair “short on the sides and spiked up in the front” in a nod to his favorite player. “[Harper] always inspires me to do my best so I can one day play with him in the big leagues,” he said. “I always thought it would be cool to be like him and so I thought it was awesome when I got my hair cut by him.”

SCOTT ALLEN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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White House memorabilia up for auction Rex Scouten served 10 presidents, from Harry Truman through Bill Clinton. For a quartercentury, he was the chief usher at the White House. This week, dozens of letters, books and mementos belonging to Scouten, who died in 2013, are up for auction by his family. The collection will be on the block at Quinn’s Auction Galleries in Falls Church on Thursday. It includes a 1973 letter from Frank Sinatra and a study artist Everett Raymond Kinstler did for Ronald Reagan’s official portrait, above. (TWP)

Braden Holtby will lead a contingent of Monumental Sports employees in Saturday’s Capital Pride Parade, the Caps announced Monday. The contingent, whose members will wear #RockTheRainbow shirts, will also include Caps mascot Slapshot and others. Holtby, a Vezina Trophy finalist, is the most prominent local athlete to march in recent memory. The parade starts at 4:30 p.m. at 22nd and P streets NW. (TWP)

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John Wall selling off his wardrobe for a cause Wizards point guard John Wall is giving back again, this time by partnering with The Real Real to sell items from his wardrobe online. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the John Wall Family Foundation. By far the coolest, if not the cheapest, item still available is the $325 pair of Nike Air Foamposite “Weatherman” sneakers (with tags), above. (TWP)

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D.C. Council passes $15 minimum wage Bowser supports bill that would gradually raise pay until 2020

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AARON C. DAVIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

THE DISTRICT Lawmakers in the nation’s capital approved a $15-an-hour minimum wage on Tuesday, joining numerous other cities and the states of California and New York in mandating pay raises for retail, restaurant and serviceindustry workers.

The D.C. Council unanimously approved the wage increase, and Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser has pledged to sign it when it reaches her desk, likely sometime this summer.

D.C. currently has a $10.50 minimum wage that will rise to $11.50 in July under legislation signed in 2014 by Bowser’s predecessor, Vincent Gray.

Labor advocates began pressing the city to raise wages even higher, however, after the movement for a $15 minimum found success elsewhere. Supporters of the higher wage had been collecting signatures for a ballot initiative, but they’ve agreed to abandon that effort.

Bowser said it has become clear during her 17 months as mayor that wages need to be higher to lift more city residents out of poverty.

“I see how much it costs to live in Washington, D.C., and that cost

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Supporters of legislation to raise D.C.’s minimum wage to $15 an hour rally in April. The D.C. Council approved a bill Tuesday to raise pay by 2020.

is only going up,” Bowser said.

The bill would raise the wage gradually until it hits $15 in 2020.

After that, future increases would be tied to inflation.

Elisandro Morales, 30, who works two part-time jobs as a janitor — one pays $14.10 an hour, and the other $10.50 — said a $15 minimum wage would allow him to work just one job with predictable hours and spend more time with his children, ages 5 and 2.

“I’ve got to get two jobs right now in order for me to keep up with my bills, and that’s not enough,” he said.

Some business advocates have argued that raising the wage to more than double the federal minimum of $7.25 — which is also the minimum wage in Virginia — will prompt employers

to lay off workers or even move to neighboring jurisdictions.

“D.C. can either have the same number of opportunities it has in the service industry right now, or it can have a $15 minimum wage, but it can’t have both,” said Michael Saltsman, research director for the Employment Policies Institute, a right-leaning think tank.

This year’s debate over wages focused largely on how to guarantee minimum-wage compensation for workers who rely on tips. The current minimum wage for servers and bartenders is $2.77 an hour. Bowser proposed raising it to $7.50, but after lobbying by restaurant owners and employees who said they benefit from the tipping system, Council members agreed to a $5 tipped minimum. BEN NUCKOLS (AP)

Twenty-eight cats and kittens were abandoned outside an animal shelter over the weekend in Prince George’s County. Animal control officer Howard Stanback said that 19 cats were left on Friday, and another nine came on Saturday. They were left outside the shelter in similar boxes, leading staff to believe they were abandoned by the same person. “We were thinking that someone may have been a hoarder or something like that who dropped them off because we’re a no-kill shelter,” Stanback said.

Eleven of the cats were sent to another cat rescue in Brentwood, Md. The rest will be available for adoption from Greenbelt in about two weeks, officials said.

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“Whatever you did today, do tomorrow, do Wednesday, do it for the duration of the surges.”

JACK EVANS, Metro board chairman, appealing Monday to riders to adjust as they did on the first weekday of the SafeTrack repair surge. Ridership at affected stations, west of Ballston, dipped nearly 27 percent Monday and Tuesday.

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Girl grabbed while walking to school Tuesday in Lorton, Va., police say

A woman drowned and a 13-year-old girl was rescued by helicopter after they capsized close to rapids in the Shenandoah River near the West Virginia-Maryland border, authorities said Tuesday. The two had been kayaking and tubing near Harpers Ferry, W.Va., on Monday, said Bakerton Fire Department Chief Josh Smith.

He said they capsized near the Bull Falls rapids. The body of Katrina Anne Meeks, 40, of Purcellville, Va., was discovered about 9 p.m. Monday, according to a news release said. (AP) BALTIMORE

Officer charged in Gray case sues top prosecutor An officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray, a young black man whose neck was broken in the back of a police wagon, has filed a federal defamation lawsuit against Baltimore’s top prosecutor. Lt. Brian Rice sued State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and Maj. Sam Cogen of the sheriff’s office for defamation of character, false imprisonment and violation of rights. In the lawsuit, Rice cites Mosby’s public comments on May 1, 2015, when she announced charges against six officers, including statements about the legality of the knife found on Gray. (AP) THE DISTRICT

GWU president says he will step down next year The president of George Washington University says he’ll step down next year. Steven Knapp announced in a news release on Tuesday that he won’t seek a new contract when his term expires in July 2017. He will have spent 10 years as president of the university. During his final year, Knapp says he’ll focus his efforts on a fundraising campaign that was launched two years ago. The university says it’s on track to meet Knapp’s goal of raising $1 billion by 2018. (AP)

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VIRGINIA A Virginia school board plans to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether the Obama administration went too far in directing the nation’s schools to let transgender students use bathrooms of their choice, arguing that the guidance issued to schools last month is an overreach of power and violates student privacy.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit on Tuesday granted the Gloucester County

School Board’s request to put the court’s earlier ruling in the case on hold while it petitions the Supreme Court. The 4th Circuit ruled in April that transgender student Gavin Grimm could continue his lawsuit against the school board, in which he has argued that a policy banning him from the boys’ bathroom violates his civil rights.

In a 2-1 decision, a three-judge panel of the court this spring sent Grimm’s case back to a lower

court and also deferred to the Obama administration’s position that such bathroom restrictions — which bar students from using bathrooms that coincide with their gender identity — are a violation of Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination in public schools.

When the 4th Circuit ruled in April, it was the highest court to consider whether such bathroom restrictions amount to sex discrimination. MORIAH BALINGIT (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the pilot failed to turn on the plane’s de-icing equipment in near-freezing temperatures, causing ice to accumulate on the wings. That

meant the jet approached the runway at Montgomery County Airpark in Gaithersburg too slowly, and the plane stalled in midair and crashed into the house, less than 1 mile from the runway.

The house was engulfed in a fireball immediately after the crash on Dec. 8, 2014. Marie Gemmell and her sons, 3-yearold Cole and 1-month-old Devin, died as she attempted to shield

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Few details of the operation were made available. Lanier said the 10 suspects all live in D.C. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The settlement with the city ends a lawsuit filed in May 2015 against the Hofgards. (TWP) ROCKVILLE

Police: Driver hits server after skipping out on bill An Olney, Md., woman is accused of hitting a bartender with a vehicle after leaving a sports bar without paying her bill. WJLA-TV reports 22-year-old Tracy Carrillo is facing charges of first-degree assault and theft of less than $1,000. Court documents show Carrillo is accused of entering Rockville’s Miller’s Ale House in November 2015 with three other people, having drinks and then trying to skip out on a $33.34 bar tab. It isn’t clear whether Carrillo has an attorney to comment on the charges. (AP)

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Bumpy road to top of ticket Why AP called the race

For Clinton, making history seemed certain — though never easy

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ANALYSIS Hillary Clinton has been part of our national consciousness for so long that it’s easy to forget how far she has pushed the edges.

It is not just that she has made history by becoming the first woman to claim the presidential nomination of a major party.

Hillary — known on a first-name basis — has been the avatar of a different way of thinking about women and what they can do.

A younger Hillary once said: “There is no formula that I’m aware of for being a successful or fulfilled woman today. Perhaps it would be easier … if we could be handed a pattern and cut it out, just as our mothers and grandmothers and foremothers were. But that is not the way it is today, and I’m glad it is not.”

For the past 20 years in a row, Hillary has been voted the most admired woman in the world in an annual Gallup poll. And yet she enters the general-election campaign with the highest negatives ever seen in a Democratic presidential nominee.

The arc of her career has not been a graceful one. And as she herself has acknowledged, she lacks the natural political talents of the two men against whom she is inevitably measured — the one she married, and the one to whom she lost in 2008.

When she ran against Barack

As of Monday morning, Hillary Clinton needed 23 more delegates to reach the 2,383 required to win the Democratic presidential nomination.

So what happened Monday night to prompt The Associated Press to announce she had clinched the nomination even before Tuesday’s primaries in California and New Jersey (which ended after Express’ deadline)? AP confirmed commitments from just enough superdelegates — who said they will support Clinton at the convention — to put her over the top. (TWP)

Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic presidential nomination Monday, making her the first woman in U.S. history to be a major party’s nominee.

Obama, he was seen as the historic figure. So caught up was everyone in hope and change that it was little noted at the time that Hillary was the first woman of either party to win a state in a primary. (Obama was not the first African-American to do so.)

It was not until she conceded defeat that she found her voice.

“Although we weren’t able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it’s got about 18 million cracks in it,” she said. “And the light is shining through like never before, filling us all with the hope and

the sure knowledge that the path will be a little easier next time.”

Cutting that path, she has sometimes gone over the edge.

As first lady, she took over her husband’s most ambitious domestic policy initiative — transforming the health-care system — and nearly brought down his presidency when she failed.

And when Bill’s self-destructive tendencies nearly brought him down, Hillary stood by him. On the very day in February 1999 that the Senate was voting to acquit him in his impeachment trial, Hillary was huddling at the White House,

plotting out an audacious strategy to run for the Senate in New York, a state where she had never lived.

She won that seat easily, and won it again. And in doing so, she went from being a trailblazer to part of the old order. Thought to be the presumptive favorite in 2008, she again defied expectations — this time, in a bad way.

Her campaign operation was bloated and inept. The electorate was looking for someone new and fresh. When it was over, she did what she had done so many other times. She picked herself up and went for the opportunity that presented itself, working for the president who had defeated her.

It was never much in doubt that she would try again, because that is her laborious way. She is determined to make history, and she has; what she will never do is make it look easy. KAREN TUMULTY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“Claiming a person can’t do their job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment.”

HOUSE SPEAKER PAUL RYAN, criticizing Donald Trump on Tuesday for saying U.S.-born judge Gonzalo Curiel could not preside fairly over a Trump University case due to his Mexican heritage. Ryan said he would still back the GOP nominee.

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Trump: Judge remarks were ‘misconstrued’ POLITICS Presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump issued a long statement Tuesday neither apologizing nor retracting his race-based criticism of a federal judge, but rather insisting that his questions were justified.

Trump’s call for U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel to recuse himself from presiding over two lawsuits against the Trump University for-profit education business because “he’s a Mexican” unleashed a firestorm, leading to accusations of racism and intense scrutiny from Democrats and Republicans alike.

“It is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack against people of Mexican heritage,” Trump said. “I do not feel that one’s heritage makes them incapable of being impartial, but, based on the rulings that I have received in the Trump University civil case, I feel justified in questioning whether I am receiving a fair trial,” Trump said.

He added that he has friends and employees who are of “Mexican and Hispanic descent.”

Trump had said the Indianaborn jurist had a “conflict of interest” because Trump wants to build a wall to deter illegal immigration and Curiel’s parents were Mexican immigrants.

Trump said he will no longer comment on the case. It is scheduled for trial in November — after the presidential election.

(LOS ANGELES TIMES/TWP)

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Obama meets Indian PM, focuses on climate pact

Car bomb attack targeting police kills 11 people

Retired NASA astronaut James Halsell Jr. has been charged with murder after the car he was driving early Monday struck a vehicle carrying two young sisters. Niomi Deona James, 11, and 13-year-old Jayla Latrick Parler were thrown from the car driven by their father and died. Neither girl was wearing a seat belt. State police said alcohol and speed may have been factors in the crash. Halsell, 59, is an Air Force Academy graduate and decorated test pilot who commanded or piloted five space shuttle missions.

He led the return-to-flight planning team after the Columbia disaster in 2003. (AP)

India will try to join a climate change deal within this year, the Obama administration said Tuesday, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi met President Barack Obama at the White House and the two leaders played up their efforts to cooperate on issues of global concern.

Stressing their “strong bonds,” Obama said the world’s two largest democracies had “joined forces” to bring about the landmark climate agreement that was reached in Paris last December. Modi referred to Obama as “my close friend.” India is the world’s third-largest carbon emitter among nations, after China and the U.S. (AP)

A car bomb hit a police vehicle in Istanbul during the morning rush hour Tuesday, killing 11 people and wounding 36, the fourth bombing to hit the city this year. There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but Turkey has seen a recent increase in violence linked to Kurdish rebels or to the Islamic State group, which has found recruits and established cells in the country. Speaking at the scene of the blast, Istanbul Gov. Vasip Sahin said a bomb placed inside a car detonated as a police vehicle passed. The dead were seven police officers and four civilians. At least three of the wounded were in serious condition. (AP)

Cincinnati zoo reopens exhibit where boy fell, gorilla was shot

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Former astronaut charged with murder in car crash

President Barack Obama greets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday ahead of their Oval Office meeting.

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nation+world The leader hints that he is preparing a full-scale resumption of the war DAMASCUS, SYRIA Syrian President Bashar alAssad signaled Tuesday that his government intends to escalate military efforts to crush the five-year-old uprising against his rule, saying the bloodshed will not end until he has regained control over all areas of Syria lost to the rebellion.

His tough words came amid indications that Russia is preparing to re-engage in the war in support of Assad, almost three months after it threw its support behind a U.S.-backed cease-fire and announced it was

withdrawing most of its military.

The violence has already been ticking up, with government and Russian warplanes conducting air raids over northern Syria in the past week and rebels launching an offensive to recapture territory in Syria’s largest city, Aleppo.

Assad’s comments, made in an address to a newly installed parliament in Damascus, suggested that he and his Russian allies are preparing for a fullscale resumption of the war, with Aleppo as their first target.

“As we liberated Tadmur [Palmyra] and before it many areas, we will liberate every inch of Syria from their hands,” he said, referring to the ancient town in central Syria recaptured from the Islamic State group in March.

SANA VIA AP

Assad vows to ‘liberate’ Syria

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad threatened opponents of his rule in a speech to parliament Tuesday.

“Our only option is victory, otherwise Syria will not survive.”

A peace process launched in Geneva earlier this year has

failed, Assad said, blaming the West and its allies. The talks have deadlocked mainly because of disagreements over whether he should remain in power.

“Our war on terrorism will continue not because we like war. They imposed war on us,” Assad said. “The bloodshed won’t end until we root out terrorism, wherever it is.”

He singled out Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for blame, saying Erdogan had continued to funnel support over the border to rebels in Aleppo fighting to topple Assad.

“Aleppo will be the grave where all the dreams and hopes of that butcher will be buried,” he added, referring to Erdogan.

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Legionnaires’ disease cases are on the rise

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9/11 search-and-rescue dog euthanized

MIGRATION RECORD

An Arctic tern, a tiny bird from the Farne Islands off Northumberland, U.K., has finished the longest migration ever recorded.

The bird’s journey to Antarctica and back was recorded at 59,650 miles, more than twice the circumference of the planet.

Devices weighing less than 1 g were attached to 29 of the birds to track their monthslong journey. (EXPRESS)

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Bird takes the long way home

CYPRESS, TEXAS | Bretagne, the last surviving dog that was part of the 9/11 search-and-rescue efforts, is walked by her handler, Denise Corliss, past a flank of members of the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department. The 16-year-old golden retriever, a member of the fire department, was brought to the Fairfield Animal Hospital in Cypress to be euthanized Monday. Bretagne’s age led Corliss to make the decision to put her down.

Judge throws out Detroit man’s 4 murder convictions after hit man took responsibility

Cases of Legionnaires’ disease nearly quadrupled in the United States over a 15-year period, and almost all might have been prevented with the proper use of disinfectant, the right water temperature and other measures, health officials said Tuesday.

In the last year alone, about 5,000 Americans were diagnosed with this severe, sometimes fatal pneumonia, and more than 20 outbreaks were reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The disease is caused by a person breathing small droplets of water contaminated with the bacteria Legionella.

Officials suspect a combination of factors is behind the increase. More people may be getting sick because of the country’s aging population, more people with chronic illnesses and older plumbing infrastructure.

About one in 10 people will die from the infection.

The CDC analyzed outbreaks it had investigated from 2000 to 2014 that involved 415 cases, including 65 deaths. Most outbreaks were in buildings with large or complex water systems, such as hotels and hospitals.

The most common sources of the bacteria were water in showers, cooling towers and hot tubs, CDC Director Tom Frieden said. The bacteria can be killed by disinfectants, such as chlorine. LENA H. SUN

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Racial gaps persist in U.S. schools The U.S. Education Department on Tuesday released a trove of data drawn from surveys of nearly every single one of the nation’s public schools. Here are five key figures from this latest installment of the Civil Rights Data Collection from the 2013-2014 school year. (AP/TWP)

6.5M

The number of students — 13 percent — who where chronically absent from school, missing 15 or more days during the year. While absenteeism rates are typically highest among teenagers, the report found that more than 3.5 million chronically absent students were in elementary school.

850K 33% The number of high schoolers who didn’t have access to a school counselor. Students in 24 percent of elementary schools and 42 percent of high schools had access to a sworn law enforcement officer but no counselor. More than half of predominantly black and Hispanic high schools had an officer.

The proportion of high schools with substantial black and Latino enrollments that offered calculus. That compares to 56 percent of high schools with low numbers of black and Latino children. Similar gaps were seen for physics, chemistry, Algebra II and Advanced Placement courses.

800K 47% The number of students enrolled in schools where more than 20 percent of teachers hadn’t met state licensure requirements, with students of color being the most likely attendees. They are also more likely to attend schools where more than 20 percent of teachers are in their first year of teaching.

The proportion of preschoolers who received one or more out-of-school suspensions who were black. Black children represent 19 percent of preschoolers. In contrast, white students make up 41 percent of preschoolers, but represent just 28 percent of suspensions.

Federal judge sets November trial for white man accused of killing nine members of a black church in Charleston, S.C.

Okla. homecoming crash suspect files insanity defense

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THREE POINTERS

RONALD MARTINEZ (GETTY IMAGES)

Orioles still crushing it

Richard Jefferson, left, LeBron James, Tristan Thompson and Channing Frye watch after the Warriors had taken command in the fourth quarter of Game 2.

For Cavs, it’s ‘do or die’

They say a two-game deficit is manageable (and Warriors proved that in last round) NBA FINALS The Warriors have won the first two games of the NBA Finals, both of those victories coming by double figures. But they still feel a bit uneasy.

The champions know exactly how fast a series can change, having just pulled off a mathematically improbable comeback from 3-1 down against Oklahoma City in the West finals.

And even with the odds now stacked high against the Cavaliers, the Warriors know they can’t relax tonight in Game 3 (9, ABC) in Cleveland.

“We got blown out twice in a row in OKC, down 3-1, and we were able to come back,” Warriors o s coach coac Steve Ke Kerr sa said. d. “[The [ e

Cavaliers] are coming home.

They can change the momentum around with just one win.”

Cleveland hopes he’s right.

The Cavaliers might be without Kevin Love (concussion protocol) tonight, but they are 7-0 at home in these playoffs — winning by an average of 20.9 points.

“It’s a do-or-die game for us,” Cavaliers forward LeBron James said. “We can’t afford to go down 3-0 to any team, especially a team that’s 73-9 in the regular season.”

When the Warriors were on the brink of elimination against the Thunder, history suggested that they had a 3.9 percent chance to win the series — 232 previous NBA teams were down 3-1 in a best-of-seven, best o and only nine won.

LeBron in Olympics?

The Cavaliers’ LeBron James hasn’t said whether he wants to play in the Summer Olympics, so USA Basketball is working on two roster scenarios. Among the Warriors, Stephen Curry has declined to be considered but players such as Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are eager to play. “Hell, yeah,” Green said Tuesday. (AP)

Compared to that, Cleveland’s chances look fabulous.

“We’re not in that bad of shape as they were,” Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue said. “And they came back and took it one game at a time, like we have to do.”

Teams that have fallen behind 2-0 in the NBA Finals have rallied to win 9.7 percent of the time, with three of them getting it done in 31 past opportunities.

The 1969 Celtics, 1977 Trail Blazers and 2006 Heat all lost the first two games of the finals on the road before winning the title.

The Cavaliers’ thinking is simple: Take care of home court tonight and Friday, knot the series and see what happens in a best-of-three.

“When they go on their runs, we have to be able to withstand those punches,” Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving said. “We’ve shown that we’re capable of doing it, but we’re just constantly on our heels.” TIM REYNOLDS (AP)

Going all-in on power has worked. Entering Tuesday, the first-place Orioles had 83 homers (second in MLB to 85 by the Rays). They’re on pace for a club-record 240. Here are their big bashers. (EXPRESS)

3 Chris Davis The 30-year-old first baseman signed a seven-year, $161 million deal in January.

His production so far this year ( .213, 11 homers, 29 RBIs) is a little less than expected.

2 Manny Machado No fan could ask for more: At 23, the third baseman is filling in flawlessly at shortstop and has 15 home runs, putting him on pace for a career-high 43.

1 Mark Trumbo The DH and right fielder, obtained from Seattle in December, has been as good as advertised: 19 home runs and 44 RBIs with an average near .300.

verbatim

“Kevin Love’s getting punked by Draymond [Green]. ...

You can’t let a guy do the muscle thing in your face.”

SHAQUILLE O’NEAL, once one of the NBA’s most intimidating centers, on the Warriors’ forward outplaying his Cavaliers counterpart. Love suffered a possible concussion in Game 2; his status for tonight’s game is uncertain.

Tiger Woods says he won’t play in U.S. Open or Quicken Loans event he hosts at Congressional

Exaggerator jockey Kent Desormeaux out of alcohol rehab, will ride in Belmont

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Penguins close in on Cup NHL PLAYOFFS The Penguins were confident that three straight games without a point for center Evgeni Malkin and a rare off night by goalie Matt Murray were an aberration more than a concern.

Bounce-back performances from those two key players Monday night moved the Penguins to the brink of winning the Stanley Cup. Malkin scored one goal and assisted on another, Murray made 23 saves and the Penguins took a 3-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup Final by beating the Sharks 3-1

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Malkin, Murray return to form as Pittsburgh takes a 3-1 series lead

The Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin had a goal and an assist in a 3-1 victory in Game 4 against the Sharks.

in San Jose, Calif. Game 4 will be Thursday in Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. (NBC).

A Penguins victory would give them their fourth Stanley Cup

in the history of the franchise.

“Obviously we know what’s at stake,” Penguins captain Sidney Crosby said. “We don’t have to change a thing, just keep playing the same way we’re playing.”

The Sharks were unable to build on their first win in the final, allowing the first goal for the fourth straight game and going more than nine minutes without a shot on goal during one stretch of the second period.

San Jose, which hasn’t won the Cup in its 25-year history, has yet to lead at any point in the series other than after scoring in overtime in Game 3.

No team has come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the final since Toronto did it in 1942 against Detroit. JOSH DUBOW (AP)

German court affirms doping ban of Olympic speedskating champ Claudia Pechstein

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“I’m really hoping for three [more years]. ... In my final season, I would like to race against the men in one race.”

LINDSEY VONN, 31, telling ESPN

her long-term plans, including skiing for the U.S. in the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea.

NATIONALS’ STARTERS

101

The average number of pitches per start — highest in the NL — for the Nationals’ starters this year.

Their average in 2015 was 94, and the league average is 93.

Manager Dusty Baker, criticized in the past for supposedly overworking starters, said: “Maybe we just get the most out of them.” (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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1974-2016 Kimbo Slice, the bearded street fighter who parlayed his YouTube popularity into a mixed martial arts career and worldwide fame, has died at 42.

Slice, whose real name was Kevin Ferguson, was taken to a hospital Monday near his home in Margate, Fla. Police said the cause of death was unclear but that foul play was not suspected.

Born in the Bahamas and raised in South Florida, he was a strip club bouncer and bodyguard who began competing in street fights in 2003. Videos of his violent knockout wins became wildly popular online.

YouTube users saw an intimidating figure who would challenge local men to bare-fisted fights, then slug it out in a Miami-area back yard, parking lot or warehouse. His musclar, swaggering opponents inevitably ended up on their backs.

But Slice didn’t gloat over his victims, which might have helped explain his YouTube appeal. In one clip, he can be seen comforting the man whose nose he appears to have just broken.

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MMA fighter Kimbo Slice, whose real name was Kevin Ferguson, died Monday in Margate, Fla.

After gaining internet fame when the phenomenon was still relatively new, Slice studied MMA and eventually competed for several promotions, including the UFC and Bellator, which staged his two most recent fights.

While he never won a championship, he became one of MMA’s best-known fighters. He was the star of the first MMA show shown on network TV, on CBS in 2008.

With Slice and pioneering featherweight Gina Carano as the top attractions, two CBS shows staged by EliteXC drew big ratings and introduced millions of viewers to MMA. (AP/THE WASHINGTON POST)

TWITTER FAIL BY NFL

Goodell alive and well The NFL has asked law enforcement to see how its Twitter account was hacked with a post saying that Commissioner Roger Goodell had died. At midday Tuesday, a post on @NFL said: “We regret to inform our fans that our commissioner, Roger Goodell, has passed away. He was 57,” followed by a hashtag and “RIP.” (TWP)

Talib shooting is sounding like the Plaxico case When NFL fans heard reports this week that Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib had been shot in the leg, possibly at a Dallas strip club, they were reminded of a similar incident in 2008 in New York involving then-Giants receiver Plaxico Burress.

And Talib — like Burress — might have shot himself. Burress ultimately served 20 months in prison on a weapons charge.

KUSA in Denver said, “Talib has told people close to him he accidentally shot himself.”

As of Tuesday, police had made no charges in Sunday’s incident.

Talib, who missed the Super Bowl-winning Broncos’ visit to the White House on Monday, was shot in the right leg. WFAA in Dallas reported that the bullet entered the rear of Talib’s thigh and exited through his calf.

WFAA also reported that Talib told Dallas police that he was at a park when the shooting occurred and that he does not recall the details.

“Everything was a blur and I was too intoxicated to remember what happened,” he reportedly told authorities.

In 2011, Talib faced charges in Texas of assault with a deadly weapon. He was accused of firing shots at his sister’s boyfriend, but the case was dropped.

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Latin marketplace from Jose Garces 1270 Fourth St. NE

This yet-to-be-named food hall near Union Market comes from the chef behind Rural Society downtown (among other restaurants across the United States).

It will feature food stalls, shops and dining concepts.

In other words, it sounds a bit like Eataly, the Italianthemed juggernaut that may or may not ever come to D.C. A groundbreaking is set for Monday. BECKY KRYSTAL

With two new beer spots, D.C. has even more alfresco drinking options this summer Neal Place Tap and Garden

1300 Fourth St. NE; open Thursdays and Fridays at 4 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays at noon.

An empty lot next to Masseria has turned into a beer garden, thanks to Jason Strich and Gina Chersevani, the bartenders behind Union Market’s Suburbia. The goal, Chersevani says, is to make Neal Place more than “just another beer garden.” Hops grow in large planters and along the wooden fence. Local seafood companies, including Rappahannock River Oysters, sell $1 oysters at happy hour. Taps pour 16 beers plus house-made sodas and tonics for a “make your own highball” cocktail menu. Food trucks will be a regular fixture, though patrons can bring food purchased at nearby Union Market.

The beer garden is still a work in progress — more trees, hops and a full-size bocce court are in the works. But for now, there are canvas sails shading picnic tables, a large canopy over the bar and plans to have District Fishwife and the Dirty South Deli food truck serving on Saturdays. And, Strich points out, there are a half-dozen “fancy flushing porta-johns.”

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

Tysons Biergarten 8346 Leesburg Pike, Vienna; open daily, 11 a.m.-2 a.m.

Tysons Biergarten is more than just a beer garden — there are three floors of indoor restaurant and bar space — but most of the attention is on the 5,000 square feet of outdoor space, a mix of grass and pavement covered with picnic tables, cornhole sets and a stagelike area for cover bands and solo musicians. The 18 draft beers are primarily German, with a trio of Belgians. Options include Progusta, an interesting and bitter take on an American IPA from Frankfurt’s BraufactuM, and the usual hefeweizens, radlers and lagers. The menu is heavy on brats, currywurst and potato salad. A basement beer bar, not yet open, promises 100 craft beers in bottles and cans.

Interestingly, the bars don’t take cash. Instead, you buy $8 poker chips near the entrance. Each is good for a beer or a food item, and, according to one employee, they never expire — if you buy more than you need one night, you can use them at another time. (Sorry, no refunds.) Another point: You order beers and food inside, not from your outdoor table. The beer garden is family- and dog-friendly, so bring both or whichever you prefer. FRITZ HAHN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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DC-3 hot dog joint closes on Barracks Row

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From the owners of Takoda (the rooftop beer garden in Shaw) comes this new sports and music venue. It will be housed in the building that formerly held The Huxley.

Expect live music, comedy nights and karaoke, as well as a large section where sports fans can let loose. Beer and food will be laid-back. The owners hope to open the doors by the end of June.

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Centrolina to serve late-night pizza

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After a wide open break, Dixie Chicks are back

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MUSIC Last week, at an amphitheater in Cincinnati, the Dixie Chicks took the stage in front of thousands.

It marked a significant moment for the Texas trio: the first time they have headlined a tour in America in 10 years.

After everything that happened with the polarizing group, who would have thought Natalie Maines, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire would ever return?

With massive success in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Dixie Chicks became one of the highest-selling female bands in history with their albums from “Wide Open Spaces” to “Home.”

Then, of course, everything imploded in March 2003, when Maines uttered her famous statement about President George W. Bush during a concert in Britain, close to the invasion of Iraq: “We do not want this war, this violence, and we’re ashamed that the president of the United States is from Texas.”

Country music fans reacted with horror — the Dixie Chicks were soon dropped from country radio, and their hit single at the time, “Travelin’ Soldier,” plummeted from the top of the charts.

In the midst of it all, the group released one more album, the fiery, unapologetic “Taking the Long Way,” and went on another tour in 2006 — some dates had to

From left, Martie Maguire, Natalie Maines and Emily Robison at the Grammys in 2007.

be scrapped because of a lack of sales. The tour wrapped in Dallas in December 2006; a couple of months later, they scooped up a bunch of Grammy Awards (including album of the year) for “Taking the Long Way.” After that, it appeared the Dixie Chicks were done … … until now. In the last decade, the trio tried out new projects, as Maines recorded a rock album and sisters Robison and Maguire formed a bluegrass duo called the Courtyard Hounds. Though they performed as the Dixie Chicks on quick tours in Europe and had scattered dates opening for the Eagles in America, this is the first time they’ll attempt a headlining tour (titled DCX MMXVI World Tour) in the United States since the fallout.

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While the Cincinnati openingnight tour stop sold out, tickets are still readily available for some shows in other areas, where the group is playing some pretty big venues.

And no, in case you’re wondering, they’re still not afraid of speaking up about politics.

On a screen with background graphics during the European shows, there were caricatures of all this year’s presidential hopefuls when the group played “Ready to Run.” And during their famed hit “Goodbye Earl” (about two women who poison a physically abusive man), the screen showed a picture of abusive men throughout history — and an image of Donald Trump with devil horns. EMILY YAHR

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Political country trio headlines a U.S. tour for first time since ’06

Literary Hub (lithub. com), an online resource for literary content, is hoping to create the publishing equivalent of Rotten Tomatoes. Lit Hub announced Tuesday the launch of Book Marks, which grades books based on multiple literary reviews. Book Marks compiles more than 70 outlets ranging from The New York Times to the Las Vegas Weekly. Reviews will include links to the original publications, and individual books will be assigned composite letter grades by Lit Hub editors.

Any work that has been reviewed three or more times will be listed in Book Marks, and grades will be adjusted as new reviews come in. (AP)

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

PIECE OF JOPLIN’S HEART

The sale price of the southeast Texas house where blues and rock star Janis Joplin lived as a child. The Port Arthur home of Joplin, who died in 1970, has a tax appraisal value of $52,500. The Texas Historical Commission confirms she lived there. (AP)

NBC casts newcomer Maddie Baillio as lead in “Hairspray Live!”

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Black artists to honor Prince at BET Awards Sheila E., D’Angelo, The Roots and Janelle Monae will pay tribute to Prince during the BET Awards on June 26, the network announced Tuesday. After Madonna — with the help of Stevie Wonder — paid tribute to Prince at last month’s Billboard Music Awards, BET tweeted: “Yeah, we saw that. Don’t worry.

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Twinkies exec to buy Playboy Mansion Hugh Hefner’s next-door neighbor is set to buy the Playboy Mansion. Daren Metropoulos, 32, is the former co-owner of Pabst Brewing Company and the co-owner of Hostess Brands, the maker of Twinkies. His bid to buy Hefner’s house is in escrow. Both sides declined to reveal the sale price until escrow closes, but a representative for Metropoulos said the terms would allow Playboy Magazine’s 90-year-old founder to remain in the mansion for the rest of his life. (AP) THEATER

Sally Field to return to Broadway in ‘Menagerie’ Emmy- and Oscar-winner Sally Field will return to Broadway this spring in a revival of “The Glass Menagerie,” playing faded Southern belle Amanda Wingfield, at the heart of the Tennessee Williams play. She played the same part in 2004 at the Kennedy Center. Field made her Broadway debut in 2002 in “The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia”

by Edward Albee, which was produced by Scott Rudin. Rudin is also producing “The Glass Menagerie,” which opens on Feb. 14. (AP)

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Stanford University swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman was the only photo available to the media before the Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office released a recent booking photo Monday. Later, Stanford officials released the original mug shot from Turner’s 2015 arrest, seen here.

“They named it Alexander Camelton. You know, like the dude in your history textbooks. And also the Broadway musical. ... We should all love this.”

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@SARAHCWESTWOOD on Hillary Clinton’s choice of wardrobe for her New York primary victory speech in April. The Giorgio Armani jacket’s $12,495 price tag was noted Sunday by the New York Post.

“It’s time to give Meryl Streep another Oscar for this singing Donald Trump impersonation.”

“Arya Stark has no time for your sexist headlines. She’s too busy doing things like raising money for charity.”

MARISSA MARTINELLI, at slate.com,

KELLY LAWLER, at usatoday.com, on Maisie Williams — who plays Arya Stark in “Game of Thrones” — calling out a headline noting her choice to go braless at an event. She rewrote the headline on Twitter: “Game of Thrones actor, Maisie Williams, helps raise thousands at a Summer Masquerade Ball for @NSPCC.”

applauding the actress’s drag getup, complete with orange makeup and a padded stomach, and performance at the Public Theater Gala in New York on Monday. She was joined by Christine Baranski, dressed as Hillary Clinton, to sing “Brush Up Your Shakespeare” from “Kiss Me, Kate.”

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Scrabble Grams

PAR SCORE 150-160, BEST SCORE 221

Sudoku

MEDIUM

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You may not feel inclined to do things the way you are told to do them, but be advised: Improvisation may not yield desired results.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You must be willing to expose yourself to a certain danger if you’re going to make the headway you had hoped for.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Events of the day are likely to change your mind about something you had thought was a certainty.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may be entering a phase of prolific creativity, but you must be willing to do only what you are instructed to do.

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You’re

making assumptions that could endanger much that you are currently trying to accomplish.

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

needn’t wait for permission to get started on a new project, but you’re going to have to fit it into an alreadybusy schedule.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Recent research may have led you down a strange path, but you can get yourself back on track. A friend points the way.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

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

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You

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Forecast

By Capital Weather Gang

POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

73 | 60

You have little to complain about, but complain you will — because you are not yet moving at your desired pace.

TODAY: Temperatures are fantastic with highs only in the 70s under partly to mostly sunny skies.

We could see a few extra pop-ups of clouds in the afternoon that could carry a sprinkle, especially north and east of the city. While a bit breezy at times, it will feel pretty nice for a summer day.

Breezes persist into the evening.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)

Someone may be trying to rob you of your sense of security. You must be willing to stand up for yourself in no uncertain terms.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Those around you may share your frustration, but only you will be in a position to do anything about it.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You can score points with someone who has been critical of you in the past. Things are shifting, and you could soon have an important ally.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

AVG. HIGH: 82 RECORD HIGH: 98 AVG. LOW: 63 RECORD LOW: 49 SUNRISE: 5:41 a.m. SUNSET: 8:32 p.m.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’re in the mood to hole up and shelter yourself from all that is going on around you, but there are certain tasks you cannot avoid.

DAILY CODE

today in histor y

Need more Sudoku?

Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

76 | 55

78 | 59

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

83 | 61

84 | 68

XL

1864: At the convention of the National Union (Republican) Party in Baltimore, President Abraham Lincoln is nominated for a second term.

1953: The U.S. Supreme Court rules unanimously that restaurants in the District of Columbia cannot refuse to serve blacks. Eight tornadoes hit Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, killing 126 people.

1967: 34 U.S. servicemen are killed when Israel attacks the USS Liberty, a Navy intelligence-gathering ship in the Mediterranean. (Israel later says the Liberty had been mistaken for an Egyptian vessel.)

Get more news and forecasts at washingtonpost.com/weather or follow @capitalweather on Twitter.

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Framing 2x4 Middle ear bone Birthday topics Jason’s ship Makeup option Hatcher of TV Almost have in-laws Official government pardons Golfer’s aspiration Old TV “Squad” “Just a ___” (“Wait!”)

In an optimistic way It’s south of Turkey Housing projects?

Gaming cube Dream Team team Farthest toward the sunset Instruction to an actor, sometimes Animal that preys on others Highest non-face card Draft contents

GET OUT! 44 Like interstate highways 46 Mouth off at 50 One who makes a point 52 Work unit 55 Fond du ___, Wisc.

56 ___ in xylophone 57 Like good obedience school candidates 60 Avoid the public 63 Frank with a famous diary 64 Slender watercraft 65 Rope entanglement 66 Pricey opera house seating section 67 Way the wind blows 68 Male heirs

DOWN 1 2 3 4 5

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6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 18 19 24 25 26 28 30 31 34 35 37 38 39 40

Observe Like baby monkeys They are uttered with shudders Gloater’s shout Legendary reference book?

Trash Closer’s stat Walter Scott or Walter Raleigh Curvaceous one of 26 Disciple of Jesus Go back to the default settings Santa checks it Up to the present ___ pro quo Conscious of Really relax, in slang (with “out”) Furthest from the freshest “When you wish upon ___ ...”

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41 Outdoor sound blasters, briefly 45 Certain church official 47 Lacking pigmentation 48 Wild West drinking hole 49 Potpourri offerings 51 One spelling for an Indian princess 53 Irritated

54 Large African antelope 57 Any old Russian ruler 58 Jeweler Lalique or Hollywood’s Russo 59 Inquires 60 Cowpoke’s sweetheart 61 Yoko of the music world 62 Mo. of colorful foliage

TUESDAY’S SOLUTION

EDITED BY FRED PISCOP

ACROSS

DO YOU DRINK ALCOHOL?

REGISTERED NURSE & CASE MANAGEMENT

JOB FAIR

Drink daily or almost daily?

Are you a Binge Drinker?

EXCEPTIONAL CARE. OUR CALLING.

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PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2016

10:00AM–2:00PM $2,000 Sign-on Bonus Share your resume for Critical Care Emergency and receive guidance CARE Center Perioperative RNs with 3-5 years of experience!

on which position at Providence Hospital would best fit your experience.

Lunch will be served

Onsite parking is available. Follow signs to parking deck—park in designated areas and you will be directed to Ground Floor Lecture Hall. We’re also on Fort Totten and Brookland-CUA metro stops.

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Open Positions

• Acute Care • Behavioral Health • Case Manager

• Critical Care • Emergency Care Center

Providence | 1150 Varnum Street, N.E. | Washington, DC 20017-2180 For questions, please contact the Human Resources department at (202) 854-7928 or visit our website at http://www.provhosp.org/careers

• Maternal Infant Health • Perioperative Services • Social Worker

Volunteers should be in good physical health and not seeking help for drinking problems.

Volunteers should be able to pass a drug test.

Volunteers will be reimbursed for their participation.

Location: The NIH Clinical Center, America’s research hospital, located on the Metro red line (Medical Center Station) in Bethesda, Maryland

For more details, call

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‘I’ll definitely watch it on TV!’ she lied BESIDES MUSIC

So if your man buys you Kesha tickets, you know what that means!

THEO WARGO (GETTY IMAGES)

Kesha helped a man propose to his boyfriend this weekend during her performance at Disney World.

People magazine reported that the pop star invited the couple onstage, where one of the fans got on bended knee to propose with a ring. The fan wrote on Instagram, “He said yes!!! #engaged #engayged #lovewins #gaykeshaproposal.” (EXPRESS) After her speech, she spelled out “SURRENDER DOROTHY” in smoke.

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BORING

“Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie announced on the show Tuesday that she’s pregnant with her second child and will be skipping the upcoming Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro because of the Zika virus. She cited doctors’ advice that Zika is known to cause birth defects. NBC had announced in April that Guthrie would co-host the opening ceremony of the Rio Games on Aug. 5. (AP)

RELIGIOUS LEADERS

SPRING COLLECTIONS

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Los Angeles detectives are investigating a suspected arson attempt at the city’s DASH clothing boutique, owned

by Kardashian sisters Kourtney, Khloe and Kim, above. A witness reported seeing a man throw a flaming object through the store window Monday. The store was closed. The boutique did not catch fire, and there was no damage to any property. (AP)

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Conrad Hilton, brother of Paris and Nicky, will spend two months in jail for violating his parole, People magazine reported. Hilton, 22, admitted in court to using drugs while on probation for a 2014 incident in which he made threats against a flight attendant. Hilton has until noon Wednesday to report to authorities in California and begin his sentence. (EXPRESS)

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Beyonce made a surprise appearance at the annual Council of Fashion Designers of America awards ceremony Monday night, accepting the Fashion Icon award. She spoke about her mother, who designed costumes for her group Destiny’s Child because “high-end labels, they didn’t really want to dress four black, country curvy girls.” She went on to praise designers. “We have the opportunity to contribute to a society where any girl can look at a billboard or magazine cover and see her own reflection,” she said. “Soul has no color, no shape, no form.” (EXPRESS)

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