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Workers wearing protective gear spray antiseptic solution as a precaution against the spread of the MERS virus on Tuesday at the Sejong Culture Center in Seoul, South Korea.

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Earth to Mars: Happy New Year! That’s the sentiment being offered in Mars, Pa., as NASA and other space enthusiasts gather to honor the red planet. The Martian New Year occurs about every two Earth-years. On Friday and Saturday, NASA will sponsor exhibits and activities in the borough of Mars, about 20 miles north of Pittsburgh. Mars has a population of about 1,700 and a sculpture of a flying saucer in the heart of town. (AP)

Police say a man left a Pennsylvania Turnpike plaza Friday without claiming a $500 prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket, only to have another man claim the winnings. The York man had scanned the ticket to verify his win, but didn’t take a paper voucher, and left with his information still displayed on the machine. Another man claimed the winnings and used them to buy $78 worth of tickets and the other $422 in a money order. (AP)

An anonymous fan of pigs and fairy tales is offering some shelter for any piglets still loose after a semitrailer crash last week in Ohio. Motorists on U.S. Route 35 noticed Monday three small houses along the highway, built fabled “Three Little Pigs” style: That means one of straw or hay, one of sticks and one of bricks. No big bad wolves had huffed and puffed enough to blow down any houses at press time. (AP)

Working at the right place? Find out in Top Workplaces 2015, a special section of The Washington Post highlighting the area’s top companies chosen by those who know them best: their employees. Look for it: Sunday, June 21 Want to be there when the winners are announced live? Attend the Top Workplaces 2015 event on Thursday, June 18 Cocktail reception: 6:00 p.m–8:00 p.m. at The Washington Post Headquarters E-mail topworkplaces@washpost.com for tickets and questions.

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Why stop at just a House of cards? BALTIMORE Bryan Berg has built a House of cards — and a Senate of cards — on a platform at the Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore. Both sections of the U.S. Capitol building, which he made out of 300 decks of cards without using tape or glue, seem pretty sturdy, he says. The 7-foot-tall Washington Monument of cards, however, has the professional cardstacker worried. “It’s leaning, and if it falls when the project is done, it would land right on the White House, which is sort of funny to think about,” he says. “Maybe I will build the White House really well in case that happens, so it doesn’t get completely crushed.” Berg, who has degrees in architecture from Iowa State

University and Harvard University, has been working on this series of card structures since June 4. When he finishes on June 19, he’ll have built 10 D.C. and Baltimore landmarks, including the Lincoln Memorial, the White House and Camden Yards. So far, Berg’s version of the Jefferson Memorial is holding up better than the real thing, which shed a 5-foot slab of limestone last year. Barring any accidents, the monuments will be on display through the end of July. Then, Berg or some lucky casino patrons will get to knock them all down, a task that’s often accomplished with a leaf blower. The imminent destruction of dozens of hours of painstaking work doesn’t bother Berg one bit. “Nothing lasts forever,” he says. “I don’t care if it’s built out of cards or marble.” SADIE DINGFELDER (EXPRESS)

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“It’s leaning, and if it falls when the project is done, it would land right on the White House, which is sort of funny.” BRYAN BERG, a professional cardstacker who is building re-creations of Baltimore and D.C. landmarks at the Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore

A Cleveland-area grocery store chain has pulled DuClaw Brewing Co.’s chocolate and peanut butter porter from its shelves after complaints over the name, cleveland.com reports. Complaints from customers were coming in about Sweet Baby Jesus!, the Baltimorebased brewery’s most popular beer. DuClaw started expanding into the Ohio market back in April. (EXPRESS)

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Report: Metro lacks a ‘culture of safety’ FTA to release findings today in investigation into the transit system TRANSPORTATION Federal transit officials have found significant flaws in Metro’s system for ensuring that trains and buses operate safely, members of Congress said Tuesday. At a Capitol Hill news conference, four members of the Washington area’s congressional delegation said a report by the Federal Transit Administration, set to be released today, cites major problems with safety management at the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. “Metro still needs to make significant progress,” Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., said after she and others in the delegation were briefed on the FTA’s findings. “This FTA safety inspection confirms what many of us have feared, that Metro continues to lack a top-to-bottom culture of safety,” Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, D-Va., said in a statement after the news conference. Mikulski — joined by her Maryland colleague, Sen. Ben Cardin, and Virginia Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, all Democrats — said the FTA report will offer Metro a road map for restoring confidence in the safety of the troubled system.

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Although members of the delegation, among others, had been briefed on the report, they provided few specifics on its recommendations. “Metro is critical to our capital’s future and our nation’s future,” Warner told reporters. “This FTA report is one indication that what we have had at Metro is a failure of leadership.” Mortimer L. Downey, chairman of Metro’s board of directors, said the agency would not comment on the report in detail until it becomes public. “We’re told it contains a lot of recommendations for things we should be doing, although I have not seen the list,” Downey said. “We’re told it’s all kinds of things,

from soup to nuts, with respect to both rail and bus.” The report, as described at the news conference, is another black eye for the beleaguered transit agency, which has been under near constant criticism for the past six months for its performance problems and financial woes. The report is “going to be very detailed, very specific and, in many instances, troubling,” Kaine said. The FTA’s “safety management inspection” of the agency is one of several outside inquiries into WMATA that are expected to produce reports in coming weeks, offering a closer look at Metro’s myriad troubles. LORI ARATANI AND PAUL DUGGAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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A former Baltimore Ravens cheerleader and the ex-wife of a prominent Maryland energy executive has pleaded guilty after being charged with having sex with a 15-year-old boy. Forty-eight-yearold Molly Shattuck pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one count of fourthdegree rape, a felony that can carry up to 15 years in jail. She made the plea in front of a Delaware judge just days before her trial was to begin. Shattuck will have to register as a sex offender. Sentencing is scheduled for mid-August. Shattuck was indicted last year for rape, unlawful sexual contact and providing alcohol to minors. (AP)

The man accused in the April slaying of his roommate and fellow University of Mary Washington student said he had a physical confrontation with the woman before she was found bound and strangled, the victim’s other roommates testified Tuesday. The women testified at a hearing for Steven Vander Briel, 31, who has been charged with the abduction and slaying of Grace Rebecca Mann, 20, of McLean, Va. After the testimony of Kathryn Erwin and Holly Aleksonis, who shared an off-campus house with Briel and Mann, a judge found probable cause to send the case to a grand jury and Circuit Court. (AP)

A D.C. judge has approved a new attorney for a man charged in the slayings of a wealthy family and their housekeeper inside a Washington mansion. Defense attorney Sean Hanover of Fairfax, Va., appeared in court Tuesday to represent Daron Wint. Judge Rhonda Reid Winston also scheduled a preliminary hearing for July 2. During a brief hearing, Wint, who had been represented by public defenders, told Winston that he wanted new representation. Wint’s family hired Hanover. Wint is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of Savvas Savopoulos; his wife, Amy; their son, Philip; and housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa. (AP)

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Fence jumper gets 17-month sentence THE DISTRICT A federal judge handed down a 17-month prison sentence Tuesday to a disturbed Iraq war veteran who scaled the White House fence last September and helped trigger a shake-up of the Secret Service after he was able to enter the executive mansion. U.S. District Judge Rosemary M. Collyer ordered Omar J. Gonzalez, 43, to stay out of D.C., give up his guns and knives and allow the U.S. Secret Service access to his medical records. “We often think of the White House as the most secure place in the world, but it was proven that day that it was not,” Collyer said, before addressing Gonzalez directly. “No more guns, no more machetes, no more knives, no

more tomahawks. Got it?” His attorney said Gonzalez will live with his father in Southern California after he completes his prison term. He will remain on probation for three years and his attorney said he is expected to receive mental health treatment for the rest of his life. “I would like to apologize. I am sorry for my actions,” Gonzalez said. “I never meant to harm anyone. I want to commit to maintain my treatment that started at the prison.” Gonzalez pleaded guilty in March to entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds while carrying a deadly weapon and of assaulting a federal officer, both felonies. SPENCER S. HSU (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Ex-D.C. official to repay over $100K in fraud case A former D.C. government official who helped channel $110,000 in youth drug prevention grant funds to instead pay for an inaugural ball has been sentenced to repay the money and serve 36 days in jail over 12 weekends. Neil Rodgers was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Washington. A jury found Rodgers guilty of fraud in March. (AP)

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In a memo, a top official described a culture of “lawlessness and chaos” at the Veterans Health Administration.

The mysterious case of the $24,999 limbs VA probes $54M worth of questionable prosthetics purchases POLITICS The payments couldn’t help but catch the attention of the top procurement official at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Employees in the purchasing department of a VA hospital in the Bronx had used government purchase cards like credit cards at least 2,000 times to buy prosthetic legs and arms for veterans. Each time they swiped the cards, it was for $24,999 — precisely one dollar below the VA’s charging limit for purchase cards. When word reached Congress

about the $54,435,743 worth of prosthetics bought under such odd circumstances over two years — the subject of an inspector general investigation announced Monday — lawmakers demanded details. But they were told there was no documentation. VA officials had prepared to tell Congress that the records had been destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, according to previously undisclosed records obtained by The Post, until a senior adviser pointed out the timing was wrong and the excuse wouldn’t hold up. The Bronx case was one of several that Jan R. Frye, deputy assistant secretary for acquisition and logistics, described in an internal memo, which described

a culture of “lawlessness and chaos” at the Veterans Health Administration. Frye said the agency has been spending at least $6 billion a year in violation of federal contracting rules. Frye testified at a House hearing in May that purchase cards can be used for payments over $3,000 only if there is a certified invoice linked to a properly awarded contract. He said he suspected that the thousands of prosthetics put on cards in $24,999 increments was a sign that contracting staff was trying to get around writing contracts. Acting Inspector General Richard Griffin has launched a wideranging review of Frye’s allegations. LISA REIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“I was drawing self-portraits with the brown crayon instead of the peach crayon and the black curly hair.” RACHEL DOLEZAL, the former president of the NAACP’s Spokane, Wash.,

chapter who has been accused of pretending to be black, saying Tuesday on the “Today” show that she has always identified that way.

Tropical Storm Bill makes landfall on the Texas coast along Matagorda Island, northeast of Corpus Christi

That could be the name of a newly discovered tiny octopus with big, bulgy eyes, the New York Daily News reports. Scientists are toying around with the name “Opisthoteuthis Adorabilis” because the creature is part of the Opisthoteuthis genus and, well, it’s adorable. Stephanie Bush, a postdoctoral fellow at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute is the brains behind the fitting name, although it is just one option. The cute creatures, which have been studied since 1990, don’t have a formal name yet, but they’re captivating to watch. In addition to having large eyes, the deep-sea cephalopod has gelatinous skin, Bush said, and floats around like a parachute. ZAINAB MUDALLAL (EXPRESS)

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Cause still unknown after balcony collapse kills 6 At least six people are dead and seven injured after a balcony collapsed in the college town of Berkeley, Calif., early Tuesday, authorities said. Those who survived the collapse from the fourth story of an apartment building were being treated for serious and life-threatening injuries, according to Jennifer Coats, a Berkeley Police Department spokeswoman. Irish Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan said many were “young Irish citizens.” (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Kurds take Syrian border town from Islamic State Kurdish fighters took full control of the border town of Tal Abyad on Tuesday, dealing a major blow to the Islamic State’s ability to wage war in Syria by cutting off a vital supply line to its self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa. The extremists had been in control of it for more than a year. Some 23,000 people who fled to Turkey to escape the fighting have been displaced, according to the U.N. (AP) CAIRO

Egypt court confirms death sentence for Morsi An Egyptian court on Tuesday confirmed the death sentence of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi over the mass 2011 prison break that eventually brought him to power, making him the first leader in Egypt’s modern history to potentially face execution. It is not clear if Morsi will be executed. (AP) HEALTH

FDA moves to ban trans fat from U.S. food The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday finalized a plan to essentially rid the nation’s food supply of artery-clogging artificial trans fat, a move the agency estimates could prevent thousands of heart attack deaths a year. Companies will have three years to remove them from products. (TWP)

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nation+world VATICAN CITY There’s something of a whodunit going on in the Vatican to discover who leaked Pope Francis’ environment encyclical, deflating the release of the most anticipated and feared papal document in recent times. L’Espresso magazine published the full 191 pages of “Laudato Si” (Be Praised) on its website Monday, three days before the official launch. The Vatican said it was just a draft, but most media ran with it, given that it covered many of the same points Francis and his advisers have

been making prior to the release. On Tuesday, the Vatican indefinitely suspended the press credentials of L’Espresso’s veteran Vatican correspondent, Sandro Magister, saying the publication had been “incorrect.” Magister said that his editor, not he, obtained the document and decided to publish it. In the draft of the encyclical, Francis says global warming is “mostly” due to human activity and the burning of fossil fuels. He calls for a radical change in behavior to save the planet for future generations.

GREGORIO BORGIA (AP)

Whodunit playing out at the Vatican

A leak of Pope Francis’ encyclical wasn’t a surprise, given that drafts had been circulating for months.

Mayor of South Bend, Ind., home of Notre Dame, comes out as gay in newspaper editorial

Several Vatican commentators hypothesized that the leak was aimed at taking the punch out of Thursday’s official launch of the encyclical. They noted that conservatives chided the pope for talking science in a church document and insisting that global warming isn’t a scientific reality. It would be in their interest, the argument goes, to fudge the pope’s message via a scoop by L’Espresso, since Magister has championed views of the conservative Catholic camp hostile to Francis. NICOLE WINFIELD (AP)

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How to make an entrance When Barack Obama announced he was running for president in 2007, he took the conventional route: speaking in front of a large hometown crowd, talking about change and quoting Lincoln. While it turned out to be rather effective, that type of announcement wouldn’t cut it today. Now, you’ve got to have a hook, something that can wow potential voters. Now that Jeb Bush and Donald Trump have thrown their hats in the ring, most of the major candidates have officially entered the 2016 race. So which announcement has been the most fun to watch? Express ranked each on a one-to-five scale based purely on entertainment value, with five being the most captivating. JEFFREY TOMIK (EXPRESS)

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62, former Rhode Island governor

THE SCENE: Clinton supporters were waiting for this moment for years, and when she released a video to make her announcement, she made them wait a little longer — 1 minute and 35 seconds, to be exact. The video opens with normal people sharing the new phases of their lives that awaited them in 2015. Then,

ANNOUNCED: June 3 THE SCENE: During his speech at George Mason University, Chafee made it very clear where he stands on one hot-button topic from the 20th century: “Let’s join the rest of the world and go metric.” ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 1

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67, former secretary of state ANNOUNCED: April 12

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Clinton finally shows up and says: “I’m getting ready to do something, too. I’m running for president.” Clinton’s drop-the-mic moment in this commercial-like video lacked pizzazz. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 2

Martin O’Malley 52, former Maryland governor ANNOUNCED: May 30 THE SCENE: O’Malley’s message

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wasn’t as intriguing as where he made it — at Baltimore’s Federal Hill Park, with a small group of protesters crashing the party and trying to interrupt his speech. A month after violent protests overwhelmed the city in the aftermath of Freddie Gray’s death, the former Baltimore mayor said the unrest was not only about race and policing, but “about everything it is supposed to mean to be an American.” ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 3

Bernie Sanders

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Jeb Bush 62, former governor of Florida ANNOUNCED: Monday THE SCENE: Like a blockbuster movie, Bush made his fans wait an hour for the big action scene. Before his speech at Miami Dade College, the “Honorary Latino” had 11 different people go onstage: six speakers and five members of the Chirino family, who performed three songs — two in Spanish — and the national anthem. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 3

73, senator from Vermont ANNOUNCED: April 30

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63, retired surgeon

of reporters, the longtime independent led off his announcement with a powerful and inspirational “Thank you all very, very much for being out here today. Let me just make a brief comment and … take a few questions. We don’t have an endless amount of time — I’ve gotta get back.” Give him credit, though, for tackling a topic most of the other candidates dodged at their grandiose announcements: campaign finance reform. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 1

ANNOUNCED: May 4

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THE SCENE: Never before has a gospel choir been asked to transition from a blessing into a rendition of Eminem’s “Lose Yourself.” Carson is an innovator who had one heck of an opening act at the Detroit Music Hall. After the choir left the stage, out walked Veritas, a Nashville-based vocal group, to perform a medley of American favorites that was worthy of a Disney soundtrack. If nothing else, Carson may have a shot at a Grammy for this production. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 5

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THE SCENE: If you love awkward moments, this is your candidate. The well-rehearsed Cruz had even practiced the art of waving and kissing prior to his speech at Liberty University. In front of a sea of students who faced a $10 fine if they skipped the event (a few even sported “Stand with Rand” Paul T-shirts), Cruz paraded around the stage wearing a wireless microphone — a la Britney Spears — and at one point instructed the students to take out their cellphones and “text the word ‘Constitution’ to 33733.” ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 4

THE SCENE: Graham went back to his small hometown of Central, S.C., to make this quintessential old-school announcement. And boy did it have a small-town feel, complete with a performance by a local high school jazz band. To cap it off, Graham had someone from the crowd come onstage to demonstrate how to churn butter. (OK, not really.) ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 1

THE SCENE: Don’t know who Pataki is? You’re not alone. Three contestants on “Jeopardy” in January couldn’t identify Pataki in a photo. Speaking to CNN after his nondescript announcement, Pataki said of his 1994 bid for governor: “No one had heard of me ... I was a Republican in deep blue New York.” After this speech, people still don’t know him. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 1

Mike Huckabee

Rand Paul

59, former governor of Arkansas

52, senator from Kentucky

THE SCENE: Perry’s running again, and with a little more sophistication this time (notice the glasses?). He strutted up to the stage in Addison, Texas, like he was entering the ring at the Royal Rumble, blasting his own countryrap song: “Rick Perry supporter, let’s protect our border. … To hell with anyone who don’t believe in the USA, Rick Perry all the way.” Sadly, this Perry-rigged version of Colt Ford’s “Answer to No One” is not available on iTunes. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 4

ANNOUNCED: May 5

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THE SCENE: Want to get a crowd

Marco Rubio

ANNOUNCED: Tuesday

announcement left us all wondering: Who the hell is Tony Orlando? The performer and former TV variety-show host opened the big event with his hit from 40-plus years ago, “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree.” Not exactly Eminem’s “Lose Yourself.” At one point in the song, Orlando called out for some crowd participation: “OK, you know it. Your turn …” Do we know it? Most of the crowd sure didn’t. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 2

amped before an event? Invite Marlana VanHoose to sing “The StarSpangled Banner.” The inspirational 18-year-old from Kentucky, who has cerebral palsy and has been blind since birth, belted out a beautiful rendition of the national anthem, which was received with an eruption of cheers and a chant of “U-S-A! U-SA!” It was 30 minutes later when Paul finally came before the stillraucous crowd and stated: “We have come to take our country back.” ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 3

44, senator from Florida

THE SCENE: This ranking system was made for a candidate like Trump. But anyone expecting a big-budget announcement from the billionaire was supremely let down. There were no pyrotechnics, no musical guests and no grand entrance via helicopter. Trump just waved to the crowd at Trump Tower in New York and took the escalator down to the stage. Then he stepped to the mic and rambled on nonsensically about ISIS, China and America’s borders. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 1

Carly Fiorina 60, former business executive ANNOUNCED: May 4 THE SCENE: On ABC’s “Good Morning America,” the former Hewlett-Packard CEO who saw the company’s stock plummet and about 30,000 workers get laid off under her watch, said, “I think I’m the best person for the job because I understand how the economy actually works.” ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 2

Russia to get 40 new intercontinental missiles this year

Tunisian train hits truck blocking tracks, 18 dead

ANNOUNCED: May 27 THE SCENE: The 2012 Republican runner-up used a few props that would make Carrot Top jealous — well, maybe not. Holding coal in one hand and an American flag in the other, Santorum opened by saying his coal-mining grandfather didn’t bring his dad from fascist Italy to America for coal … he came for freedom! It would have been better in a Mel Gibson “Braveheart” voice. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 2

Donald Trump 69, business mogul

ANNOUNCED: April 13 THE SCENE: A day after Hillary Clinton made her announcement, Rubio said he was running — testing out his comedy routine and targeting the former first lady along the way. Rubio said, “Our leaders put us at a disadvantage by taxing and borrowing and regulating like it was 1999.” It drew a few laughs, and the smirking Rubio couldn’t have been prouder. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE: 1

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U.S. kills Al-Qaeda’s No. 2 The group says their top leader in Yemen was killed in an airstrike CAIRO A U.S. airstrike has killed AlQaeda’s No. 2 leader, who commanded its powerful Yemeni affiliate, dealing the global network its biggest blow since the killing of Osama bin Laden and eliminating a charismatic leader at a time when it is vying with the Islamic State group for the mantle of global jihad. Nasir al-Wahishi is the latest

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Delegation including Houthi rebels arrives for Yemen talks

and turned it into the terror network’s most dangerous branch. The Yemeni branch, known as al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, claimed responsibility for January’s attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo that killed 12 people. It also attempted several direct attacks on the U.S. including the botched 2009 plot to bomb an American passenger jet. A senior operative in the affiliate announced al-Wahishi’s death and said his deputy, Qassim al-Raimi, has been tapped to replace him. MAGGIE MICHAEL (AP)

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Too much to celebrate

A consistent problem for Nats rotation NATIONALS On Sunday, Max Scherzer sparkled as he blinded the Brewers in one of the best-pitched games in major league history. On Monday, Gio Gonzalez fumbled through his shortest start since last July. Those back-to-back outings epitomized this roller coaster season for the Nationals’ highly touted rotation. Gonzalez could not explain his trouble Monday, but it fit in his inconsistent year. The lefthander has made 13 starts and allowed four or more runs in six of them — while he has allowed three runs or fewer in seven. He has walked two or fewer batters in eight starts, and four batters in three. “Obviously, you pick up a little bit, learn from this game, learn from the walks, the mistakes, the inconsistency in the strike

MICHAEL CUNNIFF (EXPRESS)

3 BRIAN BLANCO (GETTY IMAGES)

Highly touted starters have failed to string together solid outings

zone,” Gonzalez said Monday. “After that, just learn to adjust, make the adjustment, go out and turn the page, pitch the next start and try to give you seven, eight, nine innings.” Nationals starters failed to last more than four innings 10 times all of last season. Gonzalez’s short outing was the ninth such occurrence in 64 games this year. Stephen Strasburg was the perpetrator for four of those outings, though he left with injury twice. A.J. Cole and Taylor Jordan each struggled in a spot start. Jordan Zimmermann struggled into early departure in his second start of the season, and then again in his most recent one. Doug Fister lasted two innings in his last start before hitting the disabled list. Fister, who as it turned out later was bothered by a strained right flexor, allowed one earned run or fewer in three starts this season, but four or more in three. Zimmermann, who had more starts than walks in 2015, walked

Ex-Patriots linebacker Brandon Spikes’ 2011 AFC Championship ring popped up on eBay, revealing that conference title rings exist. Is anything as dumb as that?

His starters have thrown 3741/3 innings this season entering Tuesday, 17th most in baseball, and have allowed opposing hitters a .274 average, tied for fourth highest. But they have the fifth-best strikeout per walk ratio (3.48) and their 24 wins are tied for the seventh most in baseball. That Gonzalez’s struggles came a day after Scherzer’s dominance highlighted the recent trouble with these Nationals. The rotation, soon to be healthy again, seemed well-equipped to provide consistency in the offseason, and the Nationals need it to do so now. CHELSEA JANES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

GOLF The classic U.S. Open course — think Oakmont, Winged Foot or Congressional — is lush and historic, in the Eastern or Central time zone, with a stately old clubhouse, narrow fairways and pristine greens that can generally be counted on to reward a well-struck shot in the vicinity of their pins. And then there is Chambers Bay. The site of the 2015 Open, which begins Thursday, is so new (opened in 2007), so foreign (a links-style architecture), so

remote (on the south side of Puget Sound, west of Tacoma, Wash.) and so visually arresting (with massive fairways and greens, almost no trees and significant elevation changes from hole to hole or even within the same hole) — it may as well be on the moon. On No. 1, par will be four on some days and five on others — indicative of the vastness of some tee boxes, as well as the many options for U.S. Golf Association officials. “There’s so many [yardage] numbers you have to learn, so many different tee locations,

Tiger Woods hits out of a bunker Tuesday during a practice round for the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay.

COUNTING VOTES

elevation changes, so many different things [to which] the players are going to have to adapt,” Tiger Woods said. Of course, PGA Tour golfers are not necessarily known for their adaptability to unique circumstances. In fact, most of the early reviews from players who have teed it up at Chambers Bay have ranged from outright disgust to thinly disguised bemusement. Ian Poulter said in a tweet last month that golfers who had seen the course deemed it a “farce.” DAVE SHEININ (THE WASHINGTON POST)

6.1M

The approximate number of All-Star votes Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper has received (6,059,827 in the tallies released Tuesday). That’s over 1.5 million more than the closest vote-getter in the National League, Cardinals third baseman Matt Carpenter. Harper is the only Nationals player to lead at his position. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Division banners It’s OK not to have many banners to wave. Hanging one because your team went 9-7 in a weak division in the NFL or 43-39 in the NBA is just sad.

Nationals left-hander Gio Gonzalez has allowed four or more earned runs in six of his 13 starts this season, including in Monday’s loss to the Rays.

three batters in three different starts this year. He has gone at least six innings while allowing a run or fewer in five starts this season, yet he has allowed at least six runs in fewer than four innings twice. While Scherzer has been pretty consistent, he lost his first two starts of June after allowing four runs in back-to-back games. Fister will likely return this week, and Strasburg may be ready soon after. Nationals manager Matt Williams has emphasized the need for consistent innings from his starters, as it takes the pressure off his young and taxed bullpen.

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NL leaders may have illegally accessed the Astros’ player database MLB The FBI and Justice Department are investigating members of the front office of the St. Louis Cardinals to determine whether the organization hacked the computer network of the Houston Astros in order to steal player personnel information. An investigation is “ongoing,” a federal law enforcement official said. There’s “a lot of work going

into” the probe, said the official. This is the first suspected case of corporate espionage in which a professional sports team has allegedly hacked the network of another team, according to The New York Times, which first reported the investigation. Officials told the Times that they have uncovered evidence that Cardinals officials hacked the Astros’ database, known as Ground Control, and obtained information and internal discussions about trades, proprietary statistics and scouting reports. A former MLB executive said

SCOTT KANE (AP)

Cardinals under hacking probe

The FBI is investigating members of the Cardinals’ front office.

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about the proprietary information: “It’s like the Coke formula. You don’t want Pepsi to have it.” The Cardinals, who have the MLB’s best record this season, said in a statement that they have “fully cooperated with the investigation and will continue to do so.” Major League Baseball said in a statement that it “has fully cooperated with the federal investigation,” adding “Once the investigative process has been completed, ... we will evaluate the next steps and will make decisions promptly.” CINDY BOREN AND BARRY SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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7-1

The (way too early) Las Vegas odds on the Blackhawks repeating as Stanley Cup champions in 2016, according to Bovada. Chicago, which clinched its third title in six years on Monday night, is the favorite, with the New York Rangers (8-1), Anaheim Ducks (10-1) and St. Louis Blues (12-1) next in line. The Capitals are at 18-1. Get your bets in now! (EXPRESS)

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After decades as a passionate home brewer, Tom Barse went public with his efforts in the summer of 2012 when he opened Milkhouse Brewery. The facility is housed on Stillpoint Farm, his sustainably run property in Frederick County. The boutique brewery usually has half a dozen brews on tap, featuring hops, grains, honey, vegetables and fruit grown just steps away on the farm. “Our beers have grassier, floral and earthier notes,” Barse says. Call it the Free State terroir.

Growing up on a farm, Henry Ruhlman was in charge of feeding the pigs their daily mash, which once fermented to create a Budweiser-like scent. “After that, I couldn’t get beer past my nose,” he says. Later in life, he discovered craft beer and home-brewing, which helped him get over his aversion. Now he grows seven hops varietals and produces more than half a dozen beers inside a modest brewhouse he hand-built on his 36-acre farm, Creeping Creek. He recently planted a crop of barley, which will ultimately be malted for future beers.

Marriner opened a microbrewery on his 54-acre farm in March. He grows hops as well as herbs and berries, which he intends to incorporate into future brews. For the first test run this year, the team brewed 10 different beers and debuted them at Victoria Gastro Pub in Columbia, which Marriner also owns. They sold out in 90 minutes. “It was fricking awesome,” he says. The hoppy startup plans to make 2,000 barrels a year, including Farm Fuzz, a Belgian white with peach notes.

For nearly four decades, the Aellen family’s Linganore Winecellars has been at the forefront of Maryland’s vino scene. Last November, the three brothers in charge got in the beer business, too. A small hopyard growing five types of hops, a tasting room and a suds operation overseen by brewmaster Victor Aellen now complement their sprawling 70-acre vineyard. Currently, only some of their homegrown hops go into each batch of beer. “We’re hoping to produce one with only our own products in the next few years,” partner Eric Aellen says. “That’s our ultimate goal.”

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In the heart of Baltimore’s Hampden neighborhood, smack-dab on 36th Street (also known as “The Avenue”), sits The Food Market, a restaurant that’s been serving American fare since 2012. Overseen by chef Chad Gauss, the restaurant gained fast acclaim for its familiar-yet-gutsy menu, which includes dishes such as seared tuna with avocado tzatziki, marinated cucumbers and olive oil (above, $15), crispy lobster fingers with truffle honey mustard ($19) and wild boar rack with a potato flapjack and charred cabbage ($29). The menu is large with nearly 40 different items (plus cocktails, wine and beer), so it’s best to head out with a group willing to share. Thankfully, the spacious dining room (plus a private kitchen that seats up to 12) can accommodate large crowds. HOLLEY SIMMONS (EXPRESS)

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The goal of this project (NIH Study #13-AA-0043) is to study whether a naturally occurring human hormone given intravenously affects alcohol administration. RICHARD SHOTWELL (AP)

Judd Apatow talked (and likely laughed) with comedians for his new book.

Apatow’s new take on funny people BOOKS Growing up on Long Island, Judd Apatow managed to interview the likes of Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno for his highschool radio show. That teenager went on to define comedy in the last 20 years with “Freaks and Geeks,” “The 40 Year-Old Virgin,” “Funny People” and more. In his new book, “Sick in the Head: Conversations About Life and Comedy,” out now, Apatow, 47, shares those interviews, along with recent talks with comedians like Louis C.K., Jon Stewart and Chris Rock. In an interview, Apatow chatted about his relationship with comedy. On the interviews in his book: I’m interested just in how people are surviving and trying to

remain relevant. … When you’ve done it for a while and the newness of it wears off, you are left with just one question: What do I want to say? Why he left stand-up: I did it between ages 17 and 24. I didn’t have that much life experience to draw on and I wasn’t the most innovative comedian. You work on a movie for years and you find out in one weekend if anyone liked it. I wanted to do something in comedy that was immediate. So, how do you tell a joke? Gary Shandling was [at my standup show] one night and he said: “You’re always at your funniest when you don’t look like you’re trying to be a comedian.” … I try to remember that. JAKE COYLE (AP)

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Better call Paul? “Breaking Bad” star Aaron Paul infuriated fans Monday night by using the livestreaming app Periscope to share news of a “Bad” spinoff … that turned out to be a joke. After Paul described a show about his character, Jesse, for 12 minutes, he revealed the whole thing wasn’t real. Paul later apologized on Twitter. (EXPRESS)

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blog log “We are discussing the realism of a girl running in heels — FROM A DINOSAUR.” COMMENTER DOUG ECKERT AT BUZZFEED.COM points out the

ridiculousness of a growing debate on the Internet regarding Bryce Dallas Howard’s character in “Jurassic World” wearing high heels throughout the movie. One faction was distracted by Claire running around in heels, outpacing dinosaurs. Another faction found it empowering. And then there was the group that reminded us all to suspend our disbelief while watching dinosaur movies.

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“If Amazon circumvents USPS, UPS and FedEx to deliver packages like this I expect the Kraken to be released.” @DODEGAARD is skeptical of a rumored new delivery service from Amazon. The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that the company is considering a crowdsourced delivery program that would pay regular people to deliver packages. Almost like Uber’s “On My Way,” the program would tap retailers to store packages and let Average Joes use an app to see where a package needs to be picked up and dropped off, and then make the delivery as they go about their normal day.

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“Solid bid for the millennial vote with the ‘That’s what she said’ reference.” @JENLUX joins other Twitter users who are now noticing a “that’s what she said” reference in Jeb Bush’s campaign announcement. When Bush said Monday that he will be running for president, the most talked about bit was what seemed like an unintentional joke while referencing Hillary Clinton.

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1953: U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas stays the execution of convicted spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, originally set for the next day, the couple’s wedding anniversary. (They are put to death June 19.)

1972: President Richard Nixon’s eventual downfall begins with the arrest of five burglars inside Democratic national headquarters in Washington, D.C.’s Watergate complex.

1992: President George H.W. Bush and Russian President Boris Yeltsin sign a breakthrough arms-reduction agreement.

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Setting future siblings up for lots of therapy North West, daughter of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, celebrated her second birthday at Disneyland, People magazine reported. Most of the Kardashian clan, including Kylie and Kendall Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian, also attended the party. North celebrated her first birthday at “Kidchella,” an extravagant outdoor festival created by her parents. (EXPRESS)

In an interview with the Guardian, Tilda Swinton shared details about Drumdaun Upper School, the school she and other parents founded in 2013 in Scotland. “There’s no grading, no testing at all,” Swinton said. “It’s incredibly art-based, practical learning. For example, they learn their science by building a Canadian canoe, or making a knife, or caramelizing onions. And they’re all happy 17-yearolds.” According to the Observer, the school’s head teacher is a former roadie for the Sex Pistols. Swinton noted that she hopes students, including her two children, find their own way. “We’re just doing a little chillaxing,” she elaborated. (EXPRESS)

PARENTS

Denial came shortly after cry of ‘Mo-om!’

Dwayne Johnson said Monday on Instagram that he hit a parked truck and damaged its side mirror while on route to a movie set about a month ago in Massachusetts. Johnson says the truck owner recognized him and refused to accept money for the damage. He thanked Audie Bridges for “being so cool about the whole thing” and posed for a picture with him by the damaged truck. (AP)

Kristen Stewart’s mom denies that she revealed her daughter is dating assistant Alicia Cargile in an interview with The Mirror. Jules Stewart told Us Weekly she and the reporter talked about Jules’ new movie, gay rights, and a fundraiser she was hosting, but “never ever did we discuss Kristen.” The writer of the story, Sharon Feinstein, wrote on her blog Tuesday that she stands by her story and that Jules’ denial is “simply incorrect.” (EXPRESS)

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