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Ducks do well in water. A duct-taped boat?

Not so much. The U.S. Coast Guard last week picked up a 32-year-old man and his dog from an inflatable, duct-taped watercraft when it started to take on water in a channel near Juneau, Alaska. The Coast Guard also said the inflatable was homemade. And to make the outing even more dangerous, the man wasn’t wearing a life jacket. At least the weather was mild. (AP)

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Somber celebration in D.C. Equality March reflects on the Pulse rampage on its first anniversary

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THE DISTRICT The thousands who came from across the country for the National Equality March in D.C. on Sunday waved rainbow pride flags and walked beneath posters that read simply, “Remember Pulse.”

The mood at the march, organized as a demonstration to protect the rights of the broader gay community, was at times celebratory and at others somber as participants gathered to commemorate the anniversary of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history at an Orlando, Fla., nightclub that left 49 dead a year ago today.

Joel Johnson traveled from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to help carry a banner bearing the faces of the Orlando victims through the streets of D.C. “I feel very much a part of something greater than I am,” Johnson said.

The march ended with survivors from the shooting standing on a stage in front of the U.S. Capitol to address the crowd who had rallied in front of the White House chanting, “Love, not hate,

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Michael, left, and Zachary Houston mark their one-year anniversary at the March for Equality by remembering the victims of the Pulse rampage.

makes America great.”

“Life means so much more now,” said Ashley Summers, who was at Pulse the night of the shootings. “There’s a lot of people that are being silenced.

Since I finally found my voice in the last year, I decided to use it.”

Demetrius Naulings, who also was in the club that night, said he will never forget the hourslong wait victims endured as the police struggled to end the standoff with the shooter.

“It’s something that will haunt

me for the rest of my life,” Naulings said.

The marchers came from as far as New Mexico, California, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Texas.

KC Clark met her girlfriend, Lyman Lark, when they were students at Brigham Young University.

Lark said that even falling in love was an act of resistance.

“In a lot of ways our being together is a revolution,” Lark said.

Then as the march came to an end, Clark saw the dome of the

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The annual Capital Pride Parade was rerouted due to a group of protesters who blocked the initial route. Police say the parade was stopped for a short time Saturday due to demonstrators. The parade continued on a different route after the brief stoppage. The protesters were from a group called No Justice, No Pride. The group says the festival is too closely connected to corporations and groups that members believe further marginalize transgender people. The group says on its Facebook page that it exists to “end the LGBT movement’s collusion with systems of oppression.” (AP)

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“My father proposed to my mother in front of the Capitol,” Clark said.

She stopped Lark on the grass with the crowd watching.

“I said may I kiss you one last time as my girlfriend before I ask you to be my wife,” Clark said.

So she asked. And Lark said yes.

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District police examine the scene Thursday after a crash left two officers injured in Adams Morgan.

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Public defender Jacqueline Cadman said Figures-Mormon was intoxicated during the collision and that the government had no evidence he meant to kill. He had smoked some concentrated marijuana at a club before the collision, charging documents state.

“What we don’t have is any intent on his part to hit these individuals,” said Cadman, who argued he should be released on

his own recognizance. “There is absolutely no intent here.”

After taking Figures-Mormon into custody, investigators also found a military-style weapon they described as the Romanian version of an AK-47 in the truck’s backseat, police said.

Figures-Mormon was charged with assault with intent to kill, illegal possession of a firearm, reckless driving and related charges in the incident that left two police officers hospitalized and a city worker hurt. One officers has since been released from the hospital. The other was in critical but stable condition.

Judge Kimberley Knowles said at Saturday’s court hearing that there was evidence — including Metrobus video and several witness statements — that FiguresMormon “directly aimed” at the officers and had ample opportunity to stop his car before hitting others but kept charging ahead.

“He is a danger to the community,” Knowles said before ordering him to appear in court again June 20. LYNH BUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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It clarifies that anyone showing “the female breast with less than a fully opaque covering” would be violating the law and subject to a fine of up to $1,000. (AP)

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A leader at one of Virginia’s largest mosques has resigned after the imam there made comments in support of female genital mutilation. Imam Johari Abdul-Malik, who was director of outreach at the Dar Al-Hijrah mosque in Falls Church, posted his resignation Friday. AbdulMalik said he’s leaving after “many reprehensible statements”

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THE DISTRICT The Virginia man who plowed through one of the District’s busiest nightlife districts Thursday night intentionally aimed his white pickup truck at police with the intent to kill and had made anti-police statements the day before, according to prosecutors and court records.

A judge ordered Brandon Figures-Mormon, 22, of Disputanta, Va., held without the possibility of release during his first appearance in D.C. Superior Court on Saturday after the alleged attack in Adams Morgan injured two police officers and a city worker. The officers were on foot, directing traffic.

Prosecutors said the suspect advocated killing law enforcement, and in the past told someone “all police need to die.”

“He made an affirmative choice to run down the police officers,” Assistant U.S. Attorney John B.

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Va. primaries come down to last pitches RICHMOND Outspent on the airwaves in the final days of Virginia’s gubernatorial primary, Democrat Tom Perriello scrounged for votes in the dead of night Saturday at a truck stop and Waffle House in rural parts of the state.

A few hours later, his rival, Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam, showcased the power of the state’s Democratic machine at his disposal as he campaigned in voter-rich Northern Virginia with three power hitters beloved by Virginia

Democrats: Gov. Terry McAuliffe and the state’s U.S. senators, Tim Kaine and Mark Warner.

Meanwhile, Ed Gillespie, the front-runner in the Republican contest who has enjoyed a hefty lead in polls and campaign cash over his two GOP competitors, seemed to campaign over the weekend as if he had already advanced to the general election, touring Democratic-leaning parts of Richmond and Fairfax County.

Virginia’s gubernatorial race, one of just two in the U.S. in 2017 and the first statewide contest in a swing state in the Trump era, enters a new phase Tuesday as voters head to the ballot box to choose both parties’ nominees.

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The final days of the primary cycle are ending on familiar notes.

On the Democratic side, Northam has kept rallying the party faithful, while Perriello is trying to tap into anti-Trump energy to create a surge of new primary voters.

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Stewart recorded a Facebook Live video in front of a Stonewall Jackson statue in Manassas, his latest defense of monuments to Virginia’s Confederate heritage.

Wagner, a 25-year GOP lawmaker, wrapped up his low-key, policy-driven campaign with stops in southwest Virginia and a

continued focus on transportation and technical education issues.

While the two Democratic contenders were tied in the most recent public polling, Northam has since outspent Perriello, a former one-term congressman, and had nearly twice as much cash heading into the final stretch.

Perriello sought to overcome that advantage by barnstorming Virginia over the weekend, starting with a blitz Friday of 24 hours of campaigning.

“It’s the first big election since Trump got elected,” Perriello said. “With high turnout, they’ll see people are pissed.”

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A D.C. judge has sentenced a man to 17½ years in prison for sexually assaulting an inmate in a courthouse holding cell. D.C. Superior Court Judge Jose Lopez said security camera video that captured the 12-minute assault “was like a horror movie,” when he sentenced Jerome Holliway, 37, on Friday for the November attack. (AP)

Twenty-six teams have applied to be an independent monitor over police reforms in Baltimore. The Baltimore Sun reported Friday it had obtained the list of those wishing to serve as an oversight committee. The consent decree between Baltimore and the U.S. Department of Justice set aside nearly $1.5 million per year to pay for a monitoring team. (AP)

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POLITICS Fellow Republicans pressed President Trump on Sunday to come clean about whether he has tapes of private conversations with former FBI Director James Comey and to provide them to Congress if he does — or possibly face a subpoena, as a Senate investigation into collusion with Russia or obstruction of justice extended to a Trump Cabinet member.

It was a sign of escalating fallout from riveting testimony from Comey last week of undue pressure from Trump, which drew an angry response from the president on Friday that Comey was lying.

“I don’t understand why the president just doesn’t clear this matter up once and for all,” said Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, a member of that committee, referring to the existence of any recordings.

She described Comey’s testimony as “candid” and “thorough” and said she would support a subpoena if needed. Trump “should voluntarily turn them over,” Collins said.

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., also a member of that committee, agreed the panel needed to hear any tapes that exist. “We’ve obviously pressed the White House,” he said.

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Senators seek to learn if recordings of talks with Comey even exist

President Trump on Sunday accused James Comey of “cowardly” leaks.

Trump’s aides have dodged questions about whether conversations relevant to the Russia investigation have been recorded, and so has the president. Pressed on the issue Friday, Trump said, “I’ll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future.”

On Sunday, Trump accused Comey of “cowardly” leaks and predicted many more from him.

“Totally illegal?” he asked in a tweet. “Very ‘cowardly!’”

Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions is scheduled to face questions from the Senate Intelligence committee Tuesday.

Whether that hearing will be public or closed is not yet known.

Lankford said Sessions’ testimony will help flesh out the truth of Comey’s allegations, including

Sessions’ presence at the White House in February when Trump asked to speak to Comey alone.

Comey alleges that Trump then privately asked him to drop a probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn’s contacts with Russia.

Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., said “there’s a real question of the propriety” of Sessions’ involvement in Comey’s dismissal, because Sessions had stepped aside from the federal investigation into contacts between Russia and the Trump campaign. Comey was leading that probe.

Reed said he also wants to know if Sessions had more meetings with Russian officials as a Trump campaign adviser than have been disclosed. HOPE YEN (AP)

Manspreading — the practice of sitting with legs splayed apart to take up maximum space — is being targeted in Madrid.

Public transportation officials in the city are running a new campaign to dissuade passengers from spreading their legs. Officials this week announced that signs will go up in its city buses, and on the metro as well.

The decision to put up the signs came about after the women’s group Mujeres en Lucha organized an online change.org petition pushing Madrid officials with the hashtag #MadridSinManspreading, or “Madrid without manspreading.” The city will join others such as New York, Philadelphia and Seattle, which have all run ads against men who spread. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Brian and Joan DuMoulin want to sell their 1782 fixer-upper and are asking $109,000 for the nearly 7,000-square-foot home that’s cut into five currently vacant apartments. There’s just one challenge: The house straddles the border between Beebe Plain, Vt., and Stanstead, Quebec, and security has tightened since 9/11. Agents have come to know residents and allow them to move back and forth freely as long as they stay on the property. (AP)

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Gianforte to plead guilty to assaulting reporter U.S. Rep.-elect Greg Gianforte of Montana will plead guilty to assaulting a reporter May 24, the day before being elected the state’s only congressman, a prosecutor said Friday.

The Republican technology entrepreneur will enter his plea in court today, when he is scheduled to be arraigned and sentenced on the misdemeanor charge, Gallatin County Attorney Marty Lambert said. The Guardian’s Ben Jacobs said Gianforte knocked him to the ground when he asked him a question. (AP) KANSAS CITY, MO.

Hate crime charges filed in shooting of Indian men A man accused in a bar shooting in suburban Kansas City that left one Indian national dead and another wounded was indicted by a federal grand jury on hate crime charges, the Justice Department said Friday.

The indictment against Adam Purinton, 52, of Olathe, Kan., comes after a Feb. 22 shooting at Austin’s Bar and Grill in Olathe.

Witnesses said Purinton, who is white, yelled “get out of my country” at Srinivas Kuchibhotla and Alok Madasani, both 32, before he began shooting.

Kuchibhotla died and Madasani was injured. (AP) AFGHANISTAN

3 U.S. service members killed by Afghan soldier Three U.S. soldiers were killed and another was wounded Saturday in eastern Afghanistan, the Pentagon said. An Afghan official said the deaths stemmed from an attack by an Afghan soldier, who also died. An Afghan official said the attack took place in the Achin district. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the insider attack, saying the solider was a Taliban loyalist. (AP)

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Puerto Rico’s governor said Sunday the U.S. territory had overwhelmingly chosen statehood in a non-binding referendum. Ricardo Rossello said the island has sent a strong and clear message to U.S. Congress and the world. Nearly half a million votes were cast for statehood, more than 7,600 for free association/ independence and nearly 6,700 for independence. But many questioned the validity of the vote amid a 23 percent participation rate and a boycott by several opposition parties. The U.S. Congress has final say on any changes to the U.S. territory’s political status, regardless of the referendum’s outcome. (AP)

Near-final results from France’s first-round parliamentary elections Sunday showed President Emmanuel Macron’s new movement winning by a large margin and set to land a huge majority in the final-round vote.

With 94 percent of votes counted, the Interior Ministry said Macron’s Republic on the Move! party won 28 percent of votes — putting his candidates comfortably ahead of all opponents going into the decisive second round of voting June 18 for the 577 seats in the lower-house National Assembly. Pollsters estimated that more than 400 out of 577 seats could end up in the Macron camp. (AP)

A U.S.-backed Syrian opposition force said Sunday it has captured a northwestern neighborhood of the Islamic State group’s de facto capital of Raqqa, the second district to fall in days after the group launched a wide offensive to gain control of the city. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces said its fighters captured the neighborhood of Romaniah after two days of fighting that left 12 ISIS gunmen dead, including a commander. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said SDF fighters now control Romaniah and the eastern neighborhood of Mashlab. The SDF began its offensive June 6. (AP)

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NEW YORK | Anti-Muslim activists opposed to Islamic law, which they claim is a threat to the U.S., face off against counter-protesters in New York City Saturday. Organizers of the “March Against Sharia” staged protests in about two dozen places but were generally outnumbered.

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HEALTH The opioid epidemic that has ravaged life expectancy among economically stressed white Americans is taking a rising toll among blacks, Hispanics and Native Americans, driving up the overall rate of death among Americans in the prime of their lives.

Since the beginning of this decade, death rates have risen among people between the ages of 25 and 44 in virtually every racial and ethnic group and almost all states, according to a Washington Post analysis.

The death rate among African-Americans is up 4 percent, Hispanics 7 percent, whites 12 percent and Native Americans 18 percent. The rate for AsianAmericans also has increased, but at a level that is not statistically significant.

After a century of decreases, the overall death rate for Americans in these prime years rose 8 percent between 2010 and 2015.

The jump in death rates has been driven in large measure by drug overdoses and alcohol abuse, according to The Post’s analysis of mortality data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“What it reflects is an out-ofcontrol epidemic right now,” said Josh Sharfstein, director of the Bloomberg American Health Initiative at Johns Hopkins.

“It’s affecting the economy. It’s affecting the entire community.

This is an absolute call to action for public health.”

The Post confirmed the

contours of the rise in death rates with CDC officials. The rate is adjusted for the nation’s changing age profile, and every five-year age group (for example, 35 to 39, or 40 to 44) showed an increase in mortality.

Preliminary data from the first half of 2016 suggests that the trend is continuing, said Robert Anderson, chief of mortality statistics for the CDC. “I think we’re in for another steep increase in the drug overdose deaths overall,” he said.

The rash of deaths is a statistical echo of the 1980s and early 1990s, when the combination of the crack cocaine and HIV epidemics took a heavy toll on young Americans.

Opioids stand out among the factors contributing to the current spike. Abuse of prescription drugs has become a national crisis, with addicts overdosing on prescription opioids, their illegal cousin heroin and, increasingly, synthetic drugs such as fentanyl and carfentanil, which are far more powerful and deadly.

For more than a century, Americans lived much longer lives because of improvements in areas such as medicine and sanitation. But American mortality appears to have reached an inflection point around 2010, in the immediate aftermath of the Great Recession.

Generally positive mortality trends among blacks and Hispanics flattened out, then gradually worsened.

The new mortality spike is occurring in almost every state.

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Death rates are supposed to go down, not up, he said.

“A society where this is going the wrong way, there’s something very, very seriously wrong with it.” JOEL ACHENBACH AND DAN KEATING

CULTURE Fifty years after Mildred and Richard Loving’s landmark legal challenge shattered the laws against interracial marriage in the U.S., 1 in 10 married Americans are in an interracial relationship. But some couples of different races still talk of facing discrimination and disapproval.

The Rev. Kimberly D. Lucas of St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church in D.C. often counsels engaged interracial couples through the prism of her own 20-year marriage — Lucas is black and her husband is white.

“I think for a lot of people it’s OK if it’s ... other people but when it comes home and it’s something that forces them to confront their own internal demons ... it’s still really hard for people,” she said.

Interracial marriages became legal nationwide on June 12, 1967, after the Supreme Court threw out a Virginia law that sent police into the Lovings’ bedroom to arrest them for being a married black woman and white man.

Now, 11 million people — 1 out of 10 married people in the U.S. — have a spouse of a different race or ethnicity, a Pew Research analysis of Census data found.

In 2015, 17 percent of newlyweds — or at least 1 in 6 newly married people — had a spouse of a different race or ethnicity. In 1967, only 3 percent of newlyweds were interracial.

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Angus Deaton, a Nobel laureate who has studied these so-called “deaths of despair,” said the bigger picture for the

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nation+world LONDON Embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May appointed ministers to her shaky government Sunday, as some Conservative colleagues rallied to support her — and others said her days were numbered after last week’s disastrous election.

May is seeking a deal with a Northern Ireland party to prop up the Conservatives, and lawmakers said the rebuff from voters meant the government will have to abandon planned policies and re-evaluate its strategy for European Union exit talks.

A stream of senior lawmakers entered May’s 10 Downing St. office Sunday afternoon to learn what roles they had been given in government.

May’s weakened position in the party ruled out big changes. All the most senior ministers kept their jobs, but there were few changes in the Cabinet lineup.

As rumors swirled about plots to oust May, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson denied he was planning a leadership challenge.

Former Treasury chief George Osborne — whom May fired last year — called her a “dead woman

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A Trump spokesman said the subject did not come up during the call. (AP/TWP)

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This year, Draymond Green will be available to battle LeBron James and the Cavs in Game 5.

Ugly Warriors memory

NBA FINALS A year ago at the NBA Finals, Warriors general manager Bob Myers watched Game 5 with suspended forward Draymond Green from a suite at the Oakland Athletics game, next door to where Golden State played Cleveland. Myers told Green: Let’s not do this again.

Tonight, the Warriors will try again to close out their second championship in three years with the fiery Green on the court to start Game 5 this time.

They are up 3-1 in the best-ofseven series — again. LeBron James and Cleveland, looking down and out only days ago in

an 0-3 hole, now have some momentum after winning Game 4.

Green said Sunday that Friday night’s loss was a wake-up call.

“We won three games in a row in the finals and 15 in a row overall in the playoffs, you just think it’s going to happen,” Green said. “And then all of a sudden you get slapped in the face. It’s like, ‘Whoa.’ You remember what can be, what can happen.”

Golden State would rather forget that monumental collapse last year, when Green’s absence for Game 5 because of flagrant- foul points helped swing the series.

He took a swipe at James’ groin in Game 4 after the Cavaliers’

The recent dust-up in the Stanley Cup Final about a star player’s alleged bad breath got us thinking about the potential for some athletes’ very personal product endorsements.

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superstar stepped over him.

The Warriors’ Kevin Durant said James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love will be more dangerous than ever tonight.

“We know that champions don’t die,” Durant said. “They don’t just lay down and die.”

The Cavs showed what they’re capable of doing when everything clicks on both ends, scoring a record 86 points in the first half of Friday’s 137-116 win to extend the series and postpone any Warriors plans for a victory parade.

But that was in Cleveland, not Oracle Arena in Oakland.

“We have to be 20 times better in this building,” said James, who has won at least one road game in 29 straight postseason series.

Golden State knows it too must make adjustments, including

challenging the Cavs’ shooters after surrendering an NBA Finals record 24 3-pointers Friday, seven of those by Irving during his 40-point masterpiece.

Durant said he can accept when Cleveland hits a contested 3, but not those when nobody closes out, leaving shooters long, open looks.

“You can make a sandwich before somebody even gets out there,” Durant said of how it seemed in Game 4.

If the Cavaliers survive tonight, they would return home for Game 6 on Thursday night.

James was asked whether tonight’s contest might be the game the Warriors feel they must get.

“No, I feel this is the game we’ve got to get,” he said, “or it’s over.” JANIE McCAULEY (AP)

Nashville’s P.K. Subban said his breath was criticized by Pittsburgh’s Sidney Crosby.

Subban’s defense: He uses Listerine, which partnered with Subban on Twitter.

2 Protective cups’ value Groin shots have been an NBA Finals topic two years running. If Draymond Green or Zaza Pachulia advised players to wear a protective cup, might they not listen?

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Glover goes on DL with back injury

The Nationals put reliever Koda Glover on the 10-day disabled list Sunday because of lower-back stiffness and activated reliever Joe Blanton, who had been out with shoulder inflammation. The injury to Glover — who blew a save Saturday after hurting his back in the shower but not telling the club — left the Nationals without a designated closer, although it wasn’t an issue in Sunday’s 5-1 loss to Texas. Righty Matt Albers is a likely candidate. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Terps might promote assistant Rob Vaughn, 29, to replace baseball coach John Szefc, who left for Va. Tech

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He wins French Open for 10th time after he was hurt in Paris in ’16 PARIS His clay-court prowess as unassailable as ever, Rafael Nadal won his record 10th French Open title Sunday by dominating 2015 champion Stan Wawrinka 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 in the final.

No other man or woman has won 10 championships at the same major in the Open era, which began in 1968. Martina Navratilova won nine singles titles at Wimbledon.

Nadal, 31, was overwhelmingly good from start to finish against Wawrinka — and over the past two weeks en route to La Decima,

Spanish for “10th.” Not only did Nadal win every set he played in the tournament, he dropped a total of only 35 games, the second fewest by any man on the way to any title at a Grand Slam tournament in the Open era with all matches being best-of-five sets.

Along with improving to 10-0 in finals at Roland Garros, Nadal increased his career haul to 15 Grand Slam trophies, breaking a tie with Pete Sampras for second place in the history of men’s tennis, behind only Roger Federer’s 18.

The victory over Wawrinka, 32, marked a stirring return to the top for Nadal at his preferred event and on his preferred surface: Over his career, he is 79-2 at the French Open and 102-2 in all

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Nadal once again the king of clay

Rafael Nadal earned the French Open trophy without dropping a set.

best-of-five-set matches on clay.

“I play my best at all events, but the feeling here is impossible to describe. It’s impossible to compare it to another place,”

Nadal said. “The nerves, the adrenaline, I feel on the court are impossible to compare to another feeling.

“This is the most important

event in my career.”

A year ago in Paris, Nadal withdrew before the third round because of a wrist injury.

The other French Open champion this weekend was much less expected. Jelena Ostapenko on Saturday became the first unseeded women’s champion at the event since 1933.

Ostapenko, a Latvian who turned 20 on Thursday, defeated No. 3 seed Simona Halep, 25. Ostapenko had to rally 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.

Ostapenko was playing in only her eighth Grand Slam tournament and never had been past the third round before.

Clay isn’t even her preferred surface — she likes grass better, and won the Wimbledon junior title in 2014. HOWARD FENDRICH (AP)

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Rookie Aaron Judge hit two more home runs Sunday — including one of nearly 500 feet that cleared the bleachers at Yankee Stadium — to help New York rout Baltimore 14-3 for its fifth straight win. Judge led the majors with 21 homers and topped the AL with 47 RBIs and a .344 average. His 495-foot blast was the longest in the majors this season, according to Statcast. (AP)

“The run, it was just OK. ... I don’t think I’ve ever been that nervous running a 100.”

MEMORABILIA

Jordan’s Olympic shoes sell for a record $190K The Converse sneakers Michael Jordan wore in the 1984 Olympics final sold Sunday for $190,373, according to SCP Auctions, which conducted the sale. SCP said the previous high for game-used sneakers was $104,765 for the shoes Jordan wore for the “Flu Game” in the 1997 NBA Finals.

Before striking a deal with Nike in 1984, Jordan wore Converse because of North Carolina’s shoe deal. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

USAIN BOLT, who won a 100-meter

race before 30,000 fans Saturday in Kingston, Jamaica, in what he said would be his final race in his homeland. Bolt, 30, has won eight Olympic golds and plans to retire after the World Championships in August in London.

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Prepared for anything Emergency management graduate degrees can lead to all kinds of job possibilities EDUCATION Aida Orozco Jimenez already knows a lot about floods. Employed by a FEMA contractor, she looks into things like flood maps and building regulations to assess properties’ flood risks.

To support her professional development, her boss encouraged her to look for courses that could complement her work experience. So Orozco Jimenez took a free introduction to emergency management course through FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute’s Independent Study Program.

That opened her eyes to the fact that her full-time job was just one part of the disasterresponse picture. “This is a very scientifically guided field, but it’s also very socially oriented,” Orozco Jimenez, 25, says.

She’s now in her second semester at the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies, working toward a master’s of professional studies degree in emergency and disaster management. She started the program with the goal of becoming an emergency manager

for a city or county, but quickly learned there are all kinds of jobs where she could apply what she’s learning.

Plenty of other students are choosing to pursue graduate studies in emergency management. After all, with threats of terror attacks, severe weather, flu pandemics and other disasters seeming to lurk around every corner, there’s a wide variety of situations to prepare for and respond to — or prevent.

“The field of emergency management is not just a field where you have to decide where to put the fire trucks,” says Tim Frazier, associate professor and faculty director of the emergency and disaster management program at Georgetown University.

“It’s a very complex, complicated field dealing with very complicated societal issues.”

Like other programs in the area, Georgetown uses case studies and real-world examples to get students familiar with emergency management standards and test their critical thinking under pressure. It offers both an MPS degree aimed at entry-level

“Emergency management is not just a field where you have to decide where to put the fire trucks.”

TIM FRAZIER, of the emergency and disaster management program at Georgetown University

or mid-career students and an executive master’s for those with more work experience under their belts.

George Washington University offers a graduate certificate in homeland security emergency preparedness and response, and another in emergency management and public health through its Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering. “We focus on management science and its applications in emergency management,” says Joseph Barbera, co-director of the Institute for Crisis, Disaster and Risk Management at GWU. “That underpinning of management

science is what distinguishes us from many other programs.”

At University of Maryland University College, students can obtain an M.S. in management with an emergency management specialization. The online program has attracted students with experience in fields ranging from law enforcement and the military to environmental science, as well as recent college graduates and career changers.

“We respect students’ backgrounds and interests, and we cover as many subjects as possible related to [FEMA’s] National Preparedness Goal to make this country and the globe safe,” says Irmak Renda-Tanali, program chair for homeland security and emergency management at UMUC. (The goal is for the U.S. to be a secure country with the ability to prevent, respond to and recover from natural disasters, terrorist and cyber attacks, health epidemics and other catastrophes.)

Emergency management degree holders can find jobs at the local government level, in the CONTINUED ON PAGE 17

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Forgiveness not entirely forgotten The Department of Education announced in May that the hundreds of thousands of doctors, lawyers, teachers and social workers on track for a form of student loan forgiveness will not be affected by President Trump’s proposal to get rid of the benefit. The 2018 White House budget calls for the elimination of Public Service Loan Forgiveness, a program that wipes away federal student debt for people in the public sector after they have made 120 qualifying monthly payments, or 10 years’ worth of payments.

Education officials put those concerns to rest by clarifying that the president’s proposal would only affect people taking out loans on or after July 1, 2018. Public Service Loan Forgiveness was enacted in 2007.

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When studying for emergency management degrees, graduate students use lessons learned from past disasters to come up with potential responses to incidents that could happen in the future. “We have many, many scenarios that we often change depending on what’s hot and to give students options,” says Irmak Renda-Tanali, program chair for homeland security and emergency management at University of Maryland University College.

UMUC grad students map out emergency responses for theoretical clients like the Port Authority of Brunswick, Ga., whose worst nightmare would be a terrorist cell sinking a tanker in the shipping channel just as a Category 4 or 5 hurricane was bearing down on the area. Students use course materials, resources from the federal government and other sources, and their own work experience to create slide presentations and other deliverables. B.L.

federal government, at nonprofits like the Red Cross and even in the corporate world dealing with issues like business continuity. Students already in the field bring real-life experience into the classroom and are valuable networking prospects.

“I’ve met people high up in FEMA, people with the Department of Homeland Security,” says Dana Loveday, 46, who is interested in making a career change (she works at UMUC in the degree audit department) and will finish UMUC’s M.S. program in November. “You get to build a rapport through online discussions and group projects.”

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And if there’s a profession out there we want our workers and citizenry to be successful at, it’s emergency and disaster management.” BETH LUBERECKI (FOR EXPRESS)

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Turn wood into a pen: No magic, or skill, required CRASH COURSE The three other students and I in the “Introduction to Pen Making” class at the Woodworkers Club in Rockville are discussing our woodworking ability. One has taken the center’s bowl-turning class, another “Introduction to

the Lathe.” The next has just bought a lathe. Then it’s my turn.

“I have put together IKEA furniture? And sometimes I get it right?”

That’s OK, instructor Roman Steichen assures me. The class requires no experience. And so here I am, looking at some wood I am going to try to turn into a pen.

The 6-inch square of wood is called a “blank,” and the first thing Steichen does is give each

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too lightly means you won’t shape the blank enough.

After we shape our practice blanks, it’s time for the real thing. It’s nearly impossible to imagine the pen hidden in this block of knotty maple.

We bore holes through our

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To get the tube into the pen, you cover it with quick-drying glue, then shove it in and twist.

If you don’t do it fast enough, it won’t sit properly. Guess what I do? Or rather don’t do? Steichen rescues me and is pretty sure it’ll still work.

We sand the edges down, and it’s back to the lathe. The sawdust flies as I find myself in a situation similar to tweezing my own eyebrows: a little off here, a little off there, no that’s too much, let’s try a little more off this side, no that’s too much, and on and on.

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Steichen manages to turn my incompetence into an actual writing implement.

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I have never had more fun doing something badly for three hours and, despite moments of feeling like a failure, I walked away feeling nothing but successful. KRISTEN PAGE-KIRBY (EXPRESS)

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ADAM WEST | 1928-2017

APPRECIATION The high-camp TV series “Batman” burned so brightly in the ’60s night zeitgeist, and then so swiftly burned out, that it took both the Caped Crusader and the man who played him years to recover from the program’s future pop impact.

Despite what the rogues’ gallery of skeptics might still say, both Batman and Adam West — who died Friday at age 88 — were greatly enriched by this garishly bold supernova of a show.

To at least a generation of young Bat-lovers, the cheeky ABC series was their true introduction to the DC Comics crimefighter created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. The candy-colored costumes and sets. The askew camera angles. The balloonpopping special-effect “sounds.”

The over-the-top character-actor villains. And of course, Neal

Hefti’s earworm of a theme song.

“Batman” became such a hot hit for ABC that it aired twice a week at one point. But by 1968, the audience fell away.

Suddenly, it was “Holy Typecasting, Batman!” West had broken into ’50s TV and film largely by playing Western lawmen, and he also found a home on crime dramas. He seemed to have a face that lent itself to playing symbols of power and authority.

After high-flying “Batman,” the good roles grew scarce, and West moved away from Hollywood. The ’70s and ’80s Bat-books, featuring such future comics industry legends as Neal Adams and Frank Miller, read like dark, forceful correctives to the long shadow of West’s “Batman.”

But when Tim Burton’s 1989 film starring Michael Keaton sparked a Bat-renaissance, a re-appreciation of West took hold. West’s campy ’60s star turn gained the distance to become appreciated as warm nostalgia.

Burton’s work turned Batman into such a big pop-cultural tentpole

$57.2M

9 p.m. today on Showtime

This four-hour documentary, which features interviews between director Oliver Stone and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, is airing in four parts on consecutive nights this week. The first begins today.

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The iconic role came to define him — and he was just fine with that

‘The Putin Interviews’

Ever a fan favorite At last year’s Awesome Con D.C. in Washington, Adam West referred to the huge Hollywood budgets for such current-wave superhero films as last year’s “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” — so far beyond what he received to wear the cape and cowl. “Forget the [millions of] dollars for the new film,” he said warmly. “It’s better to see you.” M.C.

that West could bask in a bit of the franchise’s massive glow.

After that, West’s career resurgence featured a wealth of voice-acting roles and cameos. When he began to hit the

comics-convention circuit with renewed gusto, he appeared to have made peace with his lasting attachment to an American icon.

West was still booking conventions well into his eighth decade.

He and Burt Ward — who played his sidekick Robin — were set to top the bill of guests for this summer’s Rose City Comic-Con in Portland, Ore. And last June, West and Ward appeared before an audience at Awesome Con D.C. “All of these years — what is it, our 50th anniversary, Burt? — we have always had people show up and show their affection,” a smiling West told the crowd. “And we love you, too, believe me.”

Created by “Weeds” writer James Roland, this new grindhouse cinema-inspired series on Syfy is set in a dystopian Los Angeles where crime is rampant, oil is scarce and cars run on human blood.

3 ‘Oh, Hello on Broadway’ Tuesday on Netflix

For those who missed the live experience, a filmed performance of the hit Broadway comedy show, starring Nick Kroll and John Mulaney as delusional old people, is coming to Netflix.

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MICHAEL CAVNA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

BOX OFFICE HAUL

The box office take its second weekend in theaters of the Gal Gadot superhero film “Wonder Woman,” which has earned $205 million domestically in two weeks. “The Mummy,” the Tom Cruise-starring kickoff to Universal’s new Dark Universe franchise, trailed behind in second place with $32.2 million. “Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie” took third with $12.3 million and “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” came in fourth with $10.7 million. (AP) “Alias” writers tease at ATX Festival a possible revival: “We’ve even talked with J.J. [Abrams]”

Netflix apologizes for “Sense8” cancellation: “We’ve thought long and hard here”

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Ouchie, love hurts!

A revived game show uses cruel gimmicks.

“Love Connection” has been pulled out of the dumpster and relaunched on Fox. “Bachelor” creator Mike Fleiss is responsible for bringing back this ’80s/’90s dating show, which sends a single person on three blind dates and then asks them to pick one for a second date. “Real Housewives” producer Andy Cohen is the host, striving to be as smarmy as inhumanly possible (he asks if a kiss was “nice tongue or darty tongue”). Fox will flush out 15 episodes this summer (Thursdays at 9 p.m.).

It’s not exactly the same

show as it used to be. This is 2017, for gosh sake, so “Connection” needs horrifying new gimmicks. The dater and the three dates rate each other on physical appearance! The studio audience picks a favorite of the three dates, just like in the original show, only now there’s a catch: If the audience and dater choose differently, the dater can either a) dump his or her favorite, go with the audience pick and win $10,000 or b) stick with the favorite and get no cash. Also, the follow-up date is an “overnight” affair, because really, who wouldn’t want to spend the night with a stranger you’ve met once on a reality show?

“Connection” has tremendous value as a guide for how not to play the dating game.

One bachelor griped that a date ate four out of his five meatballs at dinner and was “a little bigger than I’m used to,” which prompted her to declare with great fabulosity: “You wish you could touch this!” A guy with a man bun took his date to an “escape room” and when she was kicked out for using her phone, he stayed in the room rather than leave with her.

That same woman turned down $10K to stick with her favorite guy rather than ditch him for the audience pick (inexplicably, Mr. Man Bun).

Then she stood up her man for the overnighter because she heard he’d dated a Playboy bunny right before the show and bragged about it.

May I suggest a subtle tweak to the show’s title: “Love Rejection.”

Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse

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• evaluate and select third-party professionals to be development team members; • oversee the development of construction and/or renovation plans; • present to senior staff, the Board of Directors, community groups and local governments; • manage development team members during all phases of development/construction; Well-qualified applicants have the following characteristics: • a strong entrepreneurial drive coupled with intense curiosity and creativity; • the desire to take ownership of projects while working well within a team environment; • the ability to juggle multiple complex projects at various points in the development cycle; • experience preparing and evaluating development budgets and financial projections; • a strong interest in affordable housing and a passion for creating positive change; • a BS or BA in finance, real estate, or other relevant discipline; • experience in multifamily housing development and/or project management; • excellent oral, written and interpersonal skills; • the ability to work independently; • knowledge of construction, property operations, and other applicable fields also desirable

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“Dwyane Wade looks like the 5th member of the Cheetah Girls.” @TYLERSULLY, comparing Chicago

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Wade’s getup for Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night was roasted on Twitter. “Wade dressed like a WR who played for Miami in 1984 but got kicked off the team for selling cocaine,” @BasedChasen tweeted.

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You must keep track of what you started; do not let anyone else tell you what is going on.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may find yourself on the road far more than expected. Where you end up depends on more than mere desire.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You’ll have a few minutes to tend to an issue no one has wanted to address — until now.

You can take charge and win the day.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your natural concern for those around you may be preventing you from pursuing your own contentment.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Someone may be challenging you in an unexpected way. Are you ready to prove that you are doing things the right way, and at the right time?

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may think that things don’t add up quite right, but the truth is that you are looking at them from the wrong point of view.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The information you gather will prove essential as you set a new plan in motion. Others think you are mistaken, but you’re not.

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Events will pan out in such a way that you are vindicated. From now on, you’ll feel much more capable and confident about many things.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Someone will do something for you, and you’ll do something for him or her — and so it goes. Everyone is in it together.

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1942: Anne Frank, a German-born Jewish girl living in Amsterdam, receives a diary for her 13th birthday, less than a month before she and her family go into hiding from the Nazis.

1967: The U.S. Supreme Court, in Loving v. Virginia, unanimously strikes down state laws prohibiting interracial marriages.

1997: Baseball begins regular-season interleague play, ending a 126-year tradition of separating the major leagues until the World Series. (In the first game played under this arrangement, the San Francisco Giants defeat the Texas Rangers 4-3.)

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Actress Jessica Chastain married her partner of five years, Italian fashion executive Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, in a ceremony in Italy on Saturday at Passi de Preposulo’s family estate, Villa Tiepolo Passi. According to People magazine, guests — including Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Edgar Ramirez, as well as several Italian socialites — started arriving in Venice on Wednesday for pre-wedding celebrations. The estate, which People described as “palace-like,” has reportedly been in the Passi de Preposulo family since the 1800s and produces its own prosecco. (EXPRESS)

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