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A food vender walks under an eclectic variety of kites Sunday on Tam Thanh beach during an international kite festival in Quang Nam province in Vietnam. Kite enthusiasts from some 20 countries participated.

Nothing like a bear sighting to make you pick up your pace

From stuck in a river to up the creek without a paddle

Most of the runners in a Colorado race Sunday didn’t expect to see a bear on their route. But at least the animal was polite. Donald Sanborn said he was about 5 miles into the Garden of the Gods 10 Mile Run when a bear ambled across a roadway near Colorado Springs. Sanborn said the bear seemed to be trying to decide whether to zip across the road filled with runners before a large enough gap finally emerged for it to get through. (AP)

The good news for a 37-year-old woman in Limington, Maine, on Saturday was that after she and a friend got stranded on a rock in the Saco River — their inflatable raft sprang a leak — firefighters helped them safely back to shore. The bad news? A sheriff’s deputy checked the rafters’ IDs and immediately arrested the woman on an outstanding warrant for not paying a $720 fine related to operating under the influence. (AP)

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The ultimate Metro playlist TRANSPORTATION Jason Mendelson has a wife and two cats and owns a charming little bungalow in Alexandria. He spends his days as a senior manager at AOL, ensuring that the company complies with tax laws. In other words, he leads a pretty typical suburban D.C. life. Typical, except Mendelson, 38, devoted 61/2 years to writing songs about each and every station in the 118-mile Metro system. That’s 8 CDs and 91 tracks. He finished the quixotic quest in April. “I’ve always known this was probably the only thing I’ve ever done that would get significant recognition, and not finishing would be a complete embarrassment,” Mendelson said. The Unsuck DC Metro blog chronicled the undertaking with this Onion-esque headline: “Area Man Aims to Write a Song About Every Metro Station.” “I’m looking forward to hearing how dark his lyrics become once he starts composing Red Line songs,” wrote one

ASTRID RIECKEN (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)

A local musician set out to write a song for every stop — and did it

Jason Mendelson wrote songs for each station in Metro’s 118-mile system. The 91 tracks span eight CDs and are available for sale at bandcamp.com.

commenter on the post. Metro Songs didn’t land Mendelson in counseling, and at $5$10 for a CD, it certainly has not made him rich. But it did teach him and the folks he pulled into his orbit over the course of the nearly seven years that inspiration can be found in the oddest of places. Musician Matthew James Scott remembered hearing about the project long before he met Mendelson. “I thought, ‘That’s crazy, what’s that about?’ ” Scott recalled. But

“Don’t you tear that old house down, here in Tenleytown/ It’s defenseless and you’re so senseless/ To tear that old house down.” JASON MENDELSON, in his song “Tenleytown,” named after the station on the Red Line. In it he rails against the rise of McMansions.

Scott said when he and Mendelson finally met it helped them bond. Scott would later contribute to the Metro Songs project playing trumpet in the band that Mendelson formed to showcase his work. Mendelson tapped the Mississippi native, who has a background in mental health, to help him write and record the song, “Congress Heights,” which chronicles the history of St. Elizabeths Hospital, the first federally operated psychiatric facility in the U.S. “He really does his homework on each of the Metro stops and tries to tell a story unique to that neighborhood,” Scott said. As a newcomer to the area from Tampa, Mendelson figured Metro offered him a way to get to know the region. And much to his surprise, he quickly discovered that while people might not be interested in listening to a guy from Florida sing the blues, they were curious enough to stick around to see him sing a song inspired by the Benning Road Metro station. “I picked the right gimmick,” Mendelson said with a shrug. “Why else would people in the D.C. metro area care about some musician from Florida?” LORI ARATANI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Principal uses cash to entice kids to unplug A charter school principal in D.C. might be out $16,000 after issuing a challenge to students: no screens for 11 days of summer. Washington Latin Public Charter School principal Diana Smith said rising eighthand ninth-graders can each earn $100 if they forgo electronics every Tuesday during summer vacation. Although 160 students are eligible for the reward, Smith, who will pay out of her own pocket, says she doesn’t expect more than 50 students to complete the challenge. (AP)

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BALTIMORE

Retaliation murders help drive surge in homicides

THE DISTRICT The attorneys general of Maryland and D.C. filed a federal lawsuit Monday against President Trump, alleging he violated the Constitution by improperly retaining ties to his sprawling global business empire and by accepting foreign payments while in office. Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh joined District counterpart Karl Racine at a news conference in the nation’s capital, saying the suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Maryland. Much of the case is focused on allegations that Trump’s real estate and business holdings violate the little-known emoluments clause of the Constitution. Those provisions bar the president and other government employees from accepting foreign gifts and payments without congressional approval. “The president’s conflicts of interest threaten our democracy,” Frosh told journalists. “We cannot treat the president’s ongoing violations of the Constitution and his disregard of the rights of the American people as the new acceptable status quo.” Frosh called the Trump empire a series of “business entanglements.” He said it was unprecedented that the American people “must question day after day whether actions are being taken to benefit the United States

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President’s businesses violate the Constitution, attorneys general say

Activists projected words onto a wall of the Trump International Hotel in May. Now, attorneys general for Maryland and D.C. have filed a suit against the president for allegedly violating the Constitution based on his holdings.

or to benefit Donald Trump.” The Trump Hotel in the nation’s capital affects business in the Washington area and is part of the reason the lawsuit was filed, the two Democratic officials said. They also said their action was nonpartisan, and other state attorneys general, including Republicans, were welcome to join the suit. It seeks an injunction to stop what the two alleged are the president’s constitutional violations. “We have economic interests that are impacted, but the most salient factor is that when the president is subject to foreign influence, we have to be concerned about whether the actions he’s taking — both at home and abroad

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— are the result of payments that he is receiving at the Trump Hotel, payments that he is receiving at Mar-a-Lago, payments that he is receiving at Trump Tower, payments that he is receiving in all of his other far-flung enterprises, and he brags about it,” Frosh told The Associated Press in an earlier interview. Frosh said at the news conference that Trump regularly welcomes foreign diplomats to his hotel and appears frequently at Trump establishments, “using his role as president to raise their public profile.” He added that the president continues to take money from foreign governments while in office. The White House said the

lawsuit is driven by partisan politics, and the president hasn’t violated the Constitution. If a federal judge allows the case to proceed, Racine and Frosh say they will demand copies of Trump’s personal tax returns and other financial information to gauge the extent of his foreign business dealings. Trump’s unique status as both president and the financial beneficiary of his business empire raised questions about the littleknown emoluments clause of the Constitution even before he took office. Trump and his attorneys argue that the clause does not cover fair-value transactions, such as hotel room payments and real estate sales. BRIAN WITTE (AP)

THEFTS FROM VEHICLES IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY

The number of thefts from vehicles that police in Prince George’s County have recorded so far this year, an increase of approximately 14 percent compared with the same time last year, said Lt. Dave Coleman, a police spokesman. He said it’s unclear what is driving the spike. The thefts have become such a problem that last week police started tweeting statistics daily about items being stolen from cars, to keep residents on alert and encourage them to “Hide it. Lock it. Keep it.” (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Authorities say the slaying of a popular Baltimore rapper shows how retaliation killings are helping to drive a historic spike in violence in the city. The Baltimore Sun reports that investigators say the shooting of rapper Tyriece “Lor Scoota” Watson last summer was set in motion by a shooting across town hours earlier. Police say the rapper’s alleged killer, Cortez Mitchell, targeted him because a friend of Watson’s had shot a friend of Mitchell’s. And Mitchell was shot to death four months later. So far, there have been 152 homicides through Saturday, putting the city on pace for its deadliest year per capita. (AP) SILVER SPRING

Ex-teacher convicted of sexual abuse charges A former Maryland elementary school teacher has been convicted of sexual abuse charges after students came forward saying he touched them inappropriately. Prosecutors said Monday that John Vigna, 50, has been convicted of four counts of sex abuse of a minor and five counts of third-degree sex offense. Vigna was teaching at Cloverly Elementary School in Silver Spring before his arrest in 2016. Vigna taught over a span of 20 years at the school. Sentencing is set for August. (AP) THE DISTRICT

Nightclub evacuated after roof deck collapse A nightclub in D.C. was evacuated after the roof deck partially collapsed. WTOP-FM reported that Uproar Lounge and Restaurant in Northwest was evacuated Sunday evening, and that no injuries were reported. Firefighters said too many people were on the roof deck of the club. Firefighters said the incident was caused by a “small structural collapse.” The building’s overall condition will be determined by a city inspector conducting an investigation. (AP)

Voters in Virginia head to the polls today between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. to pick the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor and lieutenant governor

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local #Movingday,” the first lady tweeted Sunday evening after she and Barron arrived at the White House with Trump. The tweet accompanied a photo of the Washington Monument as seen from the White House Red Room. Barron will enter the sixth grade at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac, Md., in the fall. Now that Melania is at the White House full time, expectations will build for her to be seen more and to do more. She said during the campaign that as first lady she would work on the issue of cyberbullying, but she has made no further announcements about the subject. She also has shown an interest in

Melania Trump and President Trump arrive Sunday at the White House; not pictured is son Barron.

military veterans and empowering women and girls. “I do think once she’s in D.C. there’ll be more pressure for her

to be working on something that’s her own, that’s helping some segment of the population, because that’s what first ladies are supposed to do,” said Jean Harris, professor of political science and women’s studies at the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania. First ladies are also seen as calming influences on presidents. In the case of President Trump, many will be eager to see whether her daily presence will have a positive influence on Trump’s behavior and mood, including his often angry tweet storms. The first lady has said she wishes he would give up tweeting. DARLENE SUPERVILLE (AP)

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“Governor Hogan’s election in 2014 was more about the Democrats’ failure to turn out as opposed to the Republican brand somehow growing.” BALTIMORE COUNTY EXECUTIVE KEVIN KAMENETZ, in an

interview Monday after meeting with the Montgomery County Council. The Democrat says it will likely be after Labor Day before he decides whether to run for governor in 2018.

RICKY CARIOTI (THE WASHINGTON POST)

THE DISTRICT The first family is together again under the same roof: the White House. After nearly five months of living apart, President Donald Trump’s wife, Melania, announced Sunday that she and the couple’s young son have finally moved into the presidential mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Mother and son broke with tradition by living at Trump Tower in New York since the inauguration so that Barron, now 11, could finish the school year uninterrupted; the president lived and worked at the White House. “Looking forward to the memories we’ll make in our new home!

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Melania moves into White House

Sarah O’Toole, 16, cools off by jumping into a pool Monday in Myersville, Md. Temperatures are expected to peak in the mid-90s today before cooling. REGION

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Officials urge residents to take care in hot weather

Police seek man charged in death of his infant son

D.C. officials are urging residents to take precautions because of hot weather. Officials said that with temperatures expected to remain high throughout the week, residents should stay indoors as much as possible, turn on the air conditioner or fan and drink water to stay hydrated. National Weather Service meteorologist Luis Rosa said today is expected to be the hottest day of the week, with temperatures reaching the mid90s. He said temperatures should begin to cool Wednesday. (AP)

Baltimore police said they are seeking the public’s help to find a man charged with murder in the death of his 5-month-old son. Police said Monday that they have an arrest warrant for Perry NelsonJohnson, 31. Police said officers were called June 9 to a Baltimore home on a report of an unconscious baby. Police said the child, Emmanuel Johnson, was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police believe that Nelson-Johnson, who is blind, used a blunt object to inflict the baby’s injuries. (AP)

Trooper, pedestrian injured Sunday by impaired driver in PG County

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Jury begins deliberating in Cosby sex assault case NORRISTOWN, PA. The jury at Bill Cosby’s trial began deliberating Monday over whether he drugged and molested a woman more than a decade ago in a case that has already helped demolish the 79-year-old comedian’s good-guy image. A conviction could send Cosby to prison for the rest of his life. He is charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault. The case went to the jury of seven men and five women on Day 6 of the trial after closing arguments painted different pictures of what happened between Cosby and

Andrea Constand at his Philadelphia estate. Defense attorney Brian McMonagle told the Cosby jury that Cosby and Constand were lovers who enjoyed secret “romantic interludes” and that the 2004 encounter was consensual. Prosecutors countered by saying “fancy lawyering” can’t save Cosby from his admission in a 2005 deposition about groping Constand after giving her pills he knew could put her to sleep.

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After the prosecution took five days to outline its side, the defense case consisted of just one witness — a detective — and six minutes of testimony Monday. Cosby did not take the stand, ending days of suspense. Experts said testifying would have been a risky move that could have opened Cosby to cross-examination about the 60 or so other women who have accused him of drugging or molesting them. Cosby has suggested race is a factor in the case against him. The jury includes two black members.

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Thousands rally across Russia in new challenge to Kremlin

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA | Police detain a protester during an anti-corruption rally Monday. Tens of thousands of protesters held anti-Kremlin rallies across Russia, leading to the arrests of hundreds — including opposition leader and organizer Alexei Navalny. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail for staging unsanctioned protests.

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Researchers tried a big serving of food psychology and a dollop of trickery to get diners to eat their vegetables — and it worked. Veggies given names like “zesty ginger-turmeric sweet potatoes” and “twisted citrus-glazed carrots” were more popular than those prepared exactly the same way but with plainer, more healthful-sounding labels. Diners more often said “no thanks” when the food had labels like “low-fat,” “reducedsodium” or “sugar-free.” Diners were also likely to select larger portions of the fancy-named items in an experiment last fall at a Stanford University cafeteria. The results of the study were published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine. Researchers said that the novel, lowcost intervention could easily be used in cafeterias and restaurants. (AP)

WHEN IN ROME … JUST DON’T

The maximum fine Rome will begin charging anyone caught taking a dip in (or sitting, climbing, eating or drinking on — or bathing in) the city’s famed fountains. But don’t worry; you can still toss in coins — the traditional gesture meant to ensure you’ll return to the city. (AP)

Finland PM moves to break down three-party coalition government after nationalist party elects far-right leader

General Electric said Monday that its chief executive, Jeffrey Immelt, would retire. He ran the conglomerate for 16 years and oversaw a vast overhaul of its portfolio but also was hurt by an underperforming stock price. Immelt, 61, will be succeeded Aug. 1 by John Flannery, the current president and chief executive of the company’s health care business. (TWP) MONTANA

Incoming congressman pleads guilty, avoids jail Montana’s next congressman, Greg Gianforte, avoided jail time Monday after pleading guilty to assaulting a reporter the day before he was elected. Gallatin County Justice of the Peace Rick West sentenced the Republican to 40 hours of community service and 20 hours of anger management counseling, and ordered him to pay a $385 fine for the misdemeanor. (AP) BUSINESS

China OKs Ivanka Trump trademark protections The Ivanka Trump brand has received approvals in China for four more trademarks since April 20 despite questions from U.S. lawmakers about possible conflicts of interest. Seven provisional approvals were published after March 29, when Ivanka Trump announced she would become an adviser to President Trump, her father. (AP) PUERTO RICO

Governor promises to press for statehood Puerto Rico’s governor vowed to make the U.S. territory the 51st state after statehood won in a nonbinding referendum marred by a boycott and low turnout. Gov. Ricardo Rossello told a couple of hundred supporters late Sunday that he will soon create a commission to demand statehood from the U.S. Congress. (AP)

U.K. police make new arrest in London Bridge attack inquiry

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POLITICS Attorney General Jeff Sessions will testify in an open hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee today, according to the committee’s leaders. Sessions will be testifying before Congress for the first time since he was confirmed as attorney general in February. In light of former FBI Director James Comey’s testimony last week, Sessions is expected to get questions about his contacts with Russian officials during the 2016 election campaign. Comey said last week that the bureau had information about Sessions — before he recused himself from overseeing the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election — that would have made it “problematic” for him to be involved in the probe. The former director did not elaborate in public on the nature of the information. Justice Department spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said Sessions requested that the committee hearing be public. “He believes it is important

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Bharara raised concern Preet Bharara, a former U.S. attorney ousted by President Trump in March, said Sunday the president had tried to “cultivate some kind of relationship” before dismissing him. Bharara described phone calls from Trump that made him uneasy, and said he reported one of the calls to the chief of staff for Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Sessions will likely be questioned about Bharara’s statements at today’s hearing. (TWP)

for the American people to hear the truth directly from him and looks forward to answering the committee’s questions,” she said.

As of Monday afternoon, there was no time scheduled for Sessions to stay after the 2:30 p.m. public hearing and testify in a closed hearing to discuss classified matters, according to aides. While several committee members had voiced support for a public hearing, other members have complained that doing so will inevitably lead to a brick wall, with Sessions saying he cannot discuss certain matters in public. That prompted at least some members of the committee to push for a closed hearing, or at least some allotted time to meet with Sessions privately after the public forum, aides said. SARI HORWITZ (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Turning off the grid? U.S. cyber experts say Russian malware could be modified to disrupt our electrical systems

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itself, said John Hultquist, director of intelligence analysis for iSight Partners. With CrashOverride, “what is particularly alarming … is that it is all part of a larger framework,” said Dan Gunter, a senior threat hunter for Dragos. The malware is like a Swiss Army knife, where you flip open the tool you need and where different tools can be added to achieve different effects, Gunter said. Theoretically, the malware can be modified to attack different types of industrial control systems, such as water and gas. However, the adversary has not demonstrated that level of sophistication, said Robert Lee, chief executive of Dragos. Gunter said that the attackers probably have experts and resources available not only to develop the framework but also to test it. “This speaks to a larger effort often associated with nation-state or highly funded team operations.” ELLEN NAKASHIMA

COURTS Another U.S. appeals court stomped on President Trump’s revised travel ban Monday, saying the administration violated federal immigration law and failed to provide a valid reason for keeping people from six mostly Muslim nations from coming to the country. The decision by a unanimous three-judge panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals helps keep the travel ban blocked and deals Trump a second big legal defeat on the policy in three weeks. The administration has appealed another ruling against the ban to the Supreme Court, which is likely to consider the cases in tandem. The White House said it is confident Trump’s order will be upheld. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia last month cited the president’s campaign statements calling for a “total and complete shutdown” on Muslims entering the U.S. as evidence that the 90-day ban was unconstitutionally “steeped in animus and directed at a single religious group,” rather than necessary for national security. The 9th Circuit, which heard arguments in Seattle last month in Hawaii’s challenge to the ban, didn’t analyze Trump’s campaign statements. Instead, it ruled that the ban lacked a sufficient national security justification that would make it legal, thus violating immigration law. GENE JOHNSON

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Researchers think Russian malware could potentially cause simultaneous power outages in the U.S.

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NATIONAL SECURITY Hackers allied with the Russian government have devised a cyberweapon that has the potential to be the most disruptive yet against electrical systems that Americans depend on for daily life, according to U.S. researchers. The malware, which researchers have dubbed CrashOverride, is known to have disrupted only one energy system — in Ukraine in December 2015. In that incident, the hackers briefly shut down one-fifth of the electric power generated in Kiev. But with modifications, it could be deployed against U.S. electric transmission and distribution systems to devastating effect, said Sergio Caltagirone, director of threat intelligence for Dragos, a cybersecurity firm that issued a report Monday. “It’s the culmination of over a decade of theory and attack scenarios,” Caltagirone warned. “It’s a game changer.” The revelation comes as the U.S. government is investigating a wide-ranging effort by the Russian government to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Dragos has named the group that created the new malware Electrum, and it has determined with high confidence that Electrum used the same computer systems as the hackers who attacked the Ukraine electric grid in 2015. That attack was carried out by Russian government hackers, other U.S. researchers have concluded. U.S. government officials have not officially attributed that attack to the Russian government, but some privately

How the CrashOverride malware works CrashOverride scans for critical components that operate circuit breakers and then opens the circuit breakers, which stops the flow of electricity. It continues to keep them open even if a grid operator tries to close them, creating a sustained power outage. The malware also erases the software on the computer that controls the circuit breakers, forcing the grid operator to go to the substation to restore power. The attacker can set the malware to trigger outages in different areas at the same time. Robert Lee, chief executive of cybersecurity firm Dragos, said that while this is a “significant leap forward” it is “not a doomsday scenario,” because U.S. electric operators are trained to handle disruptions caused by large storms. (TWP)

say they concur with the privatesector analysis. Energy-sector experts said that the new malware is cause for concern, but that the industry is seeking to develop ways to disrupt attackers who breach their systems. “U.S. utilities have been enhancing their cybersecurity, but attacker tools like this one pose a very real risk to reliable operation of power systems,” said Michael Assante, a former chief security officer of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation.

CrashOverride is only the second instance of malware specifically tailored to disrupt or destroy industrial control systems. Stuxnet, the worm created by the United States and Israel to disrupt Iran’s nuclear capability, was an advanced military-grade weapon designed to affect centrifuges that enrich uranium. In 2015, the Russians used malware to gain access to the power supply network in western Ukraine, but it was hackers at the keyboards who remotely manipulated the control systems to cause the blackout — not the malware

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A man visits a memorial set up outside the Pulse nightclub in honor of the 49 people killed in the mass shooting at the club a year ago in Orlando, Fla.

followed by an evening gathering in downtown Orlando and a final, music-filled late-night service at the nightclub. At noon, church bells in the Orlando area rang 49 times. Gov. Rick Scott ordered U.S. flags in Florida to be flown at half-staff.

At the midday service, Pulse owner Barbara Poma said she plans to build a memorial at the site of the nightclub, which has been closed since the tragedy. “I miss Pulse,” she said. “We are one Pulse. We are one love.” MIKE SCHNEIDER AND TERRANCE HARRIS (AP)

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A team of Ikea designers will spend a week in a NASA Mars simulation habitat in Utah to ponder more efficient ideas for smaller spaces, Wired UK reported. The U.N. estimates that 70 percent of Earth’s population will live in urban areas by 2050, so Ikea hopes to learn from the severe limitations of space travel and living on another planet and apply them to our planet. It also hopes to make spacecraft more “homey.” (EXPRESS)

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Obesity levels in kids rising all over the world The global obesity problem now affects 1 in 10 of the world’s people, according to a study published Monday by the New England Journal of Medicine. Researchers reported on 195 countries, although data was incomplete or nonexistent for many of them. Here are some of the findings. MIKE STOBBE (AP)

The researchers estimated that more than 107 million children and 603 million adults are obese, and found obesity has tripled in children and young adults in some nations, including China, Brazil and Indonesia. Obesity rates doubled in 73 countries between 1980 and 2015. Countries where obesity did not increase significantly included Afghanistan, Bulgaria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Worldwide, about 5 percent of children and 12 percent of adults were obese in 2015. In the U.S., about 17 percent of children and 38 percent of adults are obese, according to earlier estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A sorry situation: Bumbling bullpen needs true closer Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. That’s the sound that Blake Treinen and Oliver Perez on Sunday and Koda Glover and Shawn Kelley on Saturday should have made as they left the mound and handed the baseball, sometimes still smoldering, to Nationals manager Dusty Baker. But in real baseball, nobody speaks a word at those moments. “There’s not much they can say,” Baker said after Max Scherzer left a tie game in the eighth with one out and two men on against Texas and, moments later Sunday, watched the game fall apart with a bullpen implosion in a 5-1 defeat. “When we get back [to the dugout], there’s not much I can say,” Baker added. “You can only say, ‘Stick with it’ or ‘Hang with ’em’ so many times. After a while, you are just blowing smoke.” Speaking of smoke, who

knew a 10-inch pile of dirt could burst into flames? I’m sorry. Forgive me. It will never happen again. Pardon me. I’ll do better. Please, give me one more chance. That’s what Perez and Treinen should have stuck around to say after they let Scherzer’s inherited runners score, plus two more of their own. Slightly more than half the time in such two-on, oneout situations, no runs score at all. And on average, less than one run scores. Maybe with other bullpens. As the Human Torch says, “Flame on!” In the District, that’s when marshmallow toastin’ time begins. Perez allowed an uncontested double steal — you don’t see that much — then walked the bases full. Baker conceded that, because Perez needs a convoluted windup to confuse hitters, he’s almost helpless with two speedsters on base. Treinen entered and immediately crossed up his catcher for a run-scoring passed ball, then

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Nationals reliever Blake Treinen had a 6.33 ERA heading into Monday’s game against the Braves. Treinen struggled Sunday against the Rangers.

allowed a triple and sac fly as three more Rangers scored. “Hug ’em. Love ’em. Maybe chastise ’em some, too,” Baker said. “But you don’t kick ’em when they’re down. They are getting kicked enough by [the media] and the fans.” Indeed, boos greeted Treinen’s exit. Neither Perez nor Treinen was available to comment. Whether they left or were in hiding, this is just part of a bad habit by several Nats, mostly relievers, who sometimes don’t face the music. Assuming, at some point, the

Nats spend, in dollars and prospects, to get a quality closer, the bullpen probably will come into line. Mediocre-to-good, but not dominant, relievers, which is what the Nats have, tend to be like dominoes. As long as the closer doesn’t topple, the rest may teeter, but they usually stay upright. But when the closer blows up, then goes on the disabled list as Glover did after Saturday’s loss, the whole row of dominoes tends to fall. Follow Thomas Boswell on Twitter @ThomasBoswellWP

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Among the 20 most populated countries, the U.S. had the highest level of obesity among children and young adults. Bangladesh had the lowest. Egypt had the highest rate of obese adults. Vietnam had the lowest.

The International Olympic Committee last week added 3-on-3 basketball for men and women starting in 2020 in Tokyo. Many questions remain, but here’s a primer on the new event. (AP/EXPRESS)

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that the strength you’ve shown over the past year will carry you through today and in the future.” The service began 24 hours of observations to remember the victims and the dozens of Pulse patrons who were wounded when Omar Mateen opened fire. He was killed by police after a three-hour standoff on June 12, 2016. Later Monday, hundreds of people dropped off flowers, drawings and cards at a memorial near Pulse. A midday service was held,

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ORLANDO, FLA. At 2:02 a.m. Monday, the names of 49 people killed in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history were read aloud outside the Pulse nightclub, marking the exact time a year ago when a gunman started firing during “Latin Night” at the gay club. “I realize that gathering here in this place, at this hour, is beyond difficult,” Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said during the private service. “But I also know

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Perhaps you’ve seen the between-innings footrace that entertains the crowd at Atlanta Braves games. It became Twitterfamous last week when a fan racing on the warning track was given a huge head start — as is customary — but stumbled (literally) at the finish, run down by a grounds-crew member called “The Freeze” for his arctic-blue bodysuit and huge goggles. But there’s no shame in losing to Nigel Talton, 26. He was a college sprinter who still dreams of competing internationally for the U.S. (TWP)

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STANLEY CUP FINAL Even Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins are going to be challenged trying to top this. Crosby was awarded his second consecutive Conn Smythe Trophy on Sunday night as MVP of the playoffs as the Penguins became the first team to repeat as champion in nearly two decades, beating the Predators 2-0 in Game 6 in Nashville. The Penguins’ Matt Murray made 27 saves for his second straight shutout. Crosby, 29, has had epic success in the last 12 months. The center won the World Cup of Hockey title with Canada before this season started. He followed that up by leading the NHL with 44 goals. And he was at his best in this Stanley Cup Final, leading all scorers with seven points — one goal and six assists, including three in a 6-0 win in Game 5. “You have a small window to play and to have a career, and I feel fortunate, but I also understand how difficult it is, so you just want to try to make the best of it,” Crosby said.

Sidney Crosby lifts the Stanley Cup after defeating Nashville 2-0 in Game 6 on Sunday.

The Penguins won their fifth title — all of them clinched on the road — to tie the Edmonton Oilers of the Wayne GretzkyMark Messier era for sixth on the all-time list and the most by any franchise that isn’t part of the Original Six. The Detroit Red Wings in 1997 and ’98 had been the last champion to successfully defend the title. The Penguins are the first to do it in the salary-cap era. They reached the East finals

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Sebastian Telfair, a former NBA point guard whose career ended in China in 2014, was arrested Sunday after police in Brooklyn discovered three loaded handguns, a semiautomatic rifle, ammunition, a bulletproof vest and marijuana in his 2017 Ford pickup, authorities said. Telfair, 32, and an 18-year-old were arrested when police noticed the truck parked on a median in Prospect Heights at 2:50 a.m. (TWP)

ESPN’s Darren Rovell reported Monday that someone paid $133,000, including fees, for two floor seats to Game 5 of thee NBA Finals on Monday night in Oakland, Calif. The seats were sold on the Warriors’ Ticketmaster ster resale site, ESPN said, citing a team source. Fees for the tickets ts were estimated at $17,000 for the pair. The tickets’ approximate face ace value was $3,000 each. (EXPRESS) SS)

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only after defeating the Capitals in seven games. “It starts with Sid, our captain,” coach Mike Sullivan said. “He’s just such a terrific person and has such an appetite to win, and I think it’s really contagious amongst our group.” Crosby did have some help. Murray is the first goaltender in NHL history to win the clinching game for the Stanley Cup in each of his first two seasons. The Penguins also needed the

second-latest clinching goal in regulation to finish off the Predators, who had played their way to their first Stanley Cup Final after being the last team into the playoffs. Patric Hornqvist, the last pick of the 2005 draft (by the Predators), scored the game-winner with 1:35 left by banking the puck off the left elbow of Nashville goalie Pekka Rinne. Carl Hagelin added an empty-net goal. TERESA M. WALKER (AP)

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The U.S. national soccer team has been coming to Mexico for World Cup qualifiers since the 1940s, mustering a few draws and a tall stack of defeats. So to come away with a point Sunday, a 1-1 tie in the Mexico City madhouse known as Estadio Azteca, the Americans will not feel the least bit deflated. Well, aside from the lack of oxygen at the sky-high venue. In another spectacle between the regional powers, U.S. captain Michael Bradley, above, silenced the blockbuster crowd of 81,000 in the sixth minute with a stunning chip from 40 yards. Carlos Vela scored the equalizer midway through the first half as Mexico (4-0-2, 14 points) maintained its place atop the six-nation group. The Americans (2-2-2) pulled even with second-place Costa Rica on points (eight) but remained behind on goal differential. Three teams will receive automatic berths in the 2018 World Cup in Russia. A fourth side will enter a playoff against a team from Asia. The Americans will resume their qualifying schedule in early September against Costa Rica at home and Honduras on the road. The U.S. is 2-0-2 in qualifiers since Bruce Arena began his second tour as coach in midNovember. With a favorable schedule ahead, the U.S. seems on track for an eighth consecutive World Cup berth. STEVEN GOFF

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The Ravens on Monday fulfilled their goal of adding receiving help by agreeing to a two-year deal with wideout Jeremy Maclin, The Baltimore Sun reported. He is expected to be at camp today to sign his contract and join minicamp workouts. Maclin, 29, visited the Ravens and Buffalo last week, and some observers thought he would choose the Bills. Maclin, who is entering his eighth season, was cut by Kansas City after injuries limited him to 12 games last season with 44 catches for 536 yards with two TDs, all career lows. One of the Ravens’ top wide receivers last year, Steve Smith Sr., retired, and Kamar Aiken signed with the Colts. (EXPRESS)

The Houston Astros, the majors’ winningest team, have put righthander Lance McCullers (6-1, 2.58 ERA) on the 10-day disabled list with a back problem, another blow to an injury-plagued rotation. He joins Dallas Keuchel and Charlie Morton on the 10-day DL. Starter Collin McHugh (60-day DL) has been out all season. (AP)

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A fitness club’s legal authority when it comes to dealing with people with eating disorders is a gray area.

If they see something … Gyms are in a position to spot eating disorders, but actually helping can be tricky HEALTH During a recent Zumba class at the Washington Sports Club in Dupont Circle, an emaciated woman came in a few minutes late and began to follow the class’s movements. One class participant was alarmed and told the front desk. “I was very concerned she would break a bone or sustain a heart attack,” says the woman, who did not wish to be identified. “Ethically, it seems to me that for a sports club to let somebody like her exercise is similar to a bar serving drinks to a very drunk customer.” It turns out a fitness club’s legal authority when it comes to dealing with people with an eating disorder, such as anorexia or bulimia, is a pretty gray area. People with eating disorders are protected under the Americans With Disabilities Act, so fitness clubs are prohibited from discriminating against them. In a 2011 briefing paper, the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA)

stressed the importance of fitness clubs educating themselves to recognize the signs of eating disorders. Yet the paper also said clubs “do not have a specific obligation” to inform members about anorexia and bulimia, but should do so to protect the club and its employees from liability, and to protect a member’s health. IHRSA adds that clubs should treat eating disorders like any other medical condition and include them in disclaimers and medical clearance forms. Claire Mysko, chief executive of the National Eating Disorders Association, says fitness centers, athletic trainers and coaches are really on the front lines in helping people with eating disorders. “They are in a position to recognize behaviors and certainly if they are witnessing dramatic weight loss in a person, they can intervene to try and help,” Mysko says. “But that’s a difficult line because fitness instructors and coaches sometimes don’t have the information they need to help someone with an eating disorder.”

Educate yourself The National Eating Disorders Association offers online tool kits for trainers and coaches, as well as for parents and educators. They address the types of eating disorders, myths about them and tips on how to help. NEDA also offers a free online screening tool for those concerned they may have an eating disorder. D.C.

The issue of how the fitness industry deals with eating disorders is Jodi Rubin’s mission. Rubin, a psychotherapist specializing in eating disorders, would see people spending hours working out at her gym. “Overexercising is often a sign someone has an eating disorder, and I would see fitness club employees not know how to handle such a situation,” Rubin says. She decided to become a certified trainer so she could provide online courses to coaches and instructors through her Destructively Fit website. “If you never take a day off from exercising,

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feel depressed or anxious if you miss a day at the gym, or give up social engagements to exercise, those are signs of overexercising,” Rubin says. Lauryn Lax says that if members of the YMCA in Nashville had not approached her in 2014, she might be dead today. Lax, who had struggled since she was 10 with an eating disorder, weighed 79 pounds in 2014 and was workorkk ing out up to eight hours a day. ay. “I call them my YMCA angels,” Lax says. “They said they hey were worried about me and they hey wanted to take me to the hospital.” tal.” Lax says the only time she was approached out of concern for her health while at a gym was by other members at the YMCA. CA. “Fitness instructors would talk to me in a way that did not address ress my problem outright,” she says. ays. “Education is the key for trainainers so they know how to handle ndle clients with eating disorders and recognize the signs. I would have ave rather have been shown some love and concern than ignored.” DONNA ONNA

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disrespectful toward women. He uses terms I can’t stand, comments on women’s looks and views them as less-than. We have a toddler son and I have stated that I do not want them spending time together when we are not there. My husband visualizes our son having a close relationship with this guy. How do I get him to see this is not how I want my son raised? UNHAPPY SISTER-IN-LAW Like every jigsaw puzzle in my house, there’s a missing piece here, and it’s what your husband thinks of his brother’s remarks. He must make decisions as a dad about what messages he wants his son to absorb, and how his own behavior will affect that. Does he ever react to his brother’s remarks, and is he willing to in the future? And how do you normally respond? The beauty of families is that they have many different personalities — warts and all — and part of what your child can grow up to see is you standing up for your principles against views you disagree with, as well as quarantining him from them when appropriate. But that discussion needs to start at home, with your being as united a front as possible.

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TV REVIEW Better in concept than execution, TNT’s new drama “Claws” (9 p.m. Sundays) follows the skeevier travails of a Florida nail salon owner, Desna Simms (Niecy Nash), who, to finance her dreams of opening a fancier salon across town, helps launder the piles of cash coming out of the shady pain clinic down the way, where opioid addicts can easily renew their prescriptions. Both the clinic and the nail

salon are tightly controlled by a man called Uncle Daddy (Dean Norris), the petulant, drug-addicted, bisexual owner of a chain of strip clubs. Desna undertakes a scheme to steal from Uncle Daddy’s criminal empire, a plan that within a few episodes becomes part of an even larger ploy. With its “Weeds” and “Orange Is the New Black”-like attempt to turn a banal setting and commonplace criminal activity into a darkly comical stage for a grandiose, female-centric saga, “Claws” looks like it ought to have much more going on beneath its initial, saucy appeal.

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Nash has no problems bringing the sass and swagger to play the best nail technician in Manatee County. To add a dose of empathy, the show gives Desna a virtuous motivation, caring for her autistic adult brother, Dean (Harold Perrineau). But, bereft of better

writing, Nash leans too heavily on stereotype as a way to give her character a little more life. The Florida setting, which is always ripe for cheap laughs, comes off more cartoonish than contextual, and the overall violent milieu of the show is more

of a drag than a believable backdrop. This seems like a missed opportunity, given that American audiences should be more than ready to engage with a drama that has the opioid trade as a central plot point and offers the multicultural richness of daily life inside a nail salon. There’s also a sense that “Claws” is in too much of a hurry to create a sense of anxiety and worry that Desna will get caught. The show is too eager to imitate other cable crime dramas, missing a chance to become a story about a group of morally complicated people who have a lot to gain and/or lose. To make an exquisitely ambivalent character-driven drama takes patience. You’ve got to blow on these things a little and let that top coat dry. HANK STUEVER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“One year ago today, 49 of us were taken away too soon. We LGBTQ people honor them everyday we take Pride in ourselves. Rest In Pride. #Pulse.”

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story about Grant Berardo, 17, of New Jersey, whose yearbook photo was edited to obscure his Trump T-shirt. Berardo’s parents reported the censorship to the school district because their son’s shirt didn’t violate the dress code. At least two other students said their pro-Trump photos or quotes were censored as well. The school district said it supports free expression of political views and is investigating what happened.

@ADAMANTXYVES, memorializing the victims of the Pulse nightclub massacre on the one-year anniversary of the tragedy in Orlando, Fla. The LGBT community and allies shared messages of support on social media on Monday. “To the families of the victims. I send you love & light ALWAYS,” drag queen @AdoreDelano tweeted.

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You may not receive all the information you need from outside sources. You must be willing to track it down yourself. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You are likely to learn that something you had assumed would affect only you affects your family as well. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are waiting for a sign to tell you what to do next, but it’s not likely to come to you in the manner you expect. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It’s never too late to do the right thing, and you’ll have ample opportunity to do what is best for those around you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You needn’t worry about having too much of a good thing. In fact, you’ll have to fight tooth and nail just to come up with the bare minimum.

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Someone in your inner circle still doesn’t understand how you operate. This will be clear when he or she bursts your bubble. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You can prove to be an important conduit, passing information from the source to those who need it most. Avoid personal interpretations.

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1966: The Supreme Court rules in Miranda v. Arizona that criminal suspects have to be informed of their constitutional right to consult with an attorney and to remain silent.

1967: President Lyndon B. Johnson nominates Solicitor-General Thurgood Marshall to become the first black justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

1992: Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton stirs controversy during an appearance before the Rainbow Coalition by criticizing rap singer Sister Souljah for making remarks he said were “filled with hatred” toward whites.

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