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In a statement, his mother said, ‘Son, what son? I have no son.’ A recent Tufts graduate desperate to recover an heirloom left curbside when he moved out is plastering his neighborhood with signs saying, “My mother will kill me.” Colin Trimmer of Medford, Mass., hopes to get back his great-grandmother’s iron and brass bed frame. It was left curbside last month by the new tenants, who thought Trimmer had already finished moving and it was trash. (AP) CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING
Another day, another Florida man trying hard to live up to the hype Authorities said a man in Big Coppitt Key, Fla., raised a can of beer and chugged it after a sheriff’s deputy stopped him on suspicion of drunk driving. Daryl Royal Riedel told investigators he was scared when Deputy Anthony Lopez stepped out of his patrol car Thursday. Riedel got out of his truck, beer can in hand, and chugged it. (AP) WASTED WHISKEY
And hundreds of college students felt a sudden, spontaneous chill Two tractor-trailers collided Thursday on Interstate 40 in central Arkansas, causing one to spill hundreds of mini-bottles of Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey. In the past year, Arkansas drivers have had a veritable feast spilled on their roadways. Trucks carrying bourbon, frozen pizzas, pasta sauce and gin have all dumped their wares on the asphalt. (AP)
STASSFURT, GERMANY: Pastor Stefan Gierung, left, stands in a cage atop a fire service ladder in front of bride Nicole Backhaus and groom Jens Knorr, both sitting in a swing dangling under a motorcycle ridden by artist Falko Traber on a tightrope 46 feet above ground. The couple’s wedding ceremony took place during a festival Saturday as more than 3,000 people watched.
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At a bar on H Street the other night, a guy named James was sitting alone after the date he was on went awry because he doesn’t own a car. His date apparently thought this spoke poorly of him. But James is from Jamaica and grew up in the Bronx. I’m from Manhattan, so I knew what he meant when he said, “I just don’t care about cars.” “Yeah,” I said, pulling out the battered yellow and blue New York subway fare card I keep in my wallet. “This is all I need.” Growing up in New York City, you feel like you’ve lived a different life than kids most everyplace else in the country. On TV and in the movies, you see teenagers making out in their cars. My first kiss was on the 4 train. Somewhere between 23rd and 34th streets, in a packed car during the afternoon rush hour, a girl named
Sharon kissed me, deeply, and I, with surprised open eyes, saw other eyes on me. Many had that weary 5 p.m. look that said, Why do I need to see this on my way home? I’ve owned cars and I’ve driven thousands of miles on roads both open and clogged throughout Washington, New Jersey and Michigan, states where I was a reporter for two decades, covering state government, being tear-gassed in riots and standing in Western wildfires, before covering the Hill and now embarking on this new beat covering life as it happens underground. Like James, I’ve never felt any attachment to cars. My Super 8 childhood memories unfold to the rumbling of subway cars, before a backdrop of anti-teen-pregnancy posters hanging above the straps. I remember catching Yankees games with my dad. The train would emerge from the darkness, sunlight filling the
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cars and illuminating the graffiti that covered the windows. Before they moved Yankee Stadium across the street, you could look down from the elevated subway and see the manicured green outfield, anticipation growing as the train pulled into the 161st Street/ Yankee Stadium station.
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But I have other memories of growing up on the subway too, of leaning my hand against a pillar as I waited on a platform, and then feeling the white stretchy web of someone’s spit as I pulled it away. Before New York got safe enough for riders to let themselves get lost in whatever it
is they’re looking at on their expensive phones, my mom, like other women, would take off her earrings and jewelry before descending the stairs into a station. Here in D.C., I’ve endured single-tracking. I’ve climbed the Mt. Dupont escalator. I’ve had more than one exhausted stranger sleep on my shoulder. I have never woken them. Let them sleep, I figure. At least until they start drooling. I know from the half-closed eyes and blank stares I see in the cars that many a long day has been had, and I wonder about the days being recollected in silence. Behind the gazes, days are being relived in which cures were developed, lessons taught, and history polished and preserved since the morning commute. Meanwhile, someone out of sight is worrying about making the trains run on time. Others are working to make it happen. And each time a train comes to a stop at a platform, then lurches forward a few inches, there are new mysteries to explore on the Metro rail system’s 234 miles. Like, what difference did those few inches make? Reach Kery Murakami at kery.murakami@washpost.com. Follow him @theDCrider.
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THE DISTRICT Thea Bryan was shocked by how her bartending income plunged by half when business was slow at Indique in Northwest D.C. Tired of depending on tips on top of $5 an hour paid by her boss, the single mother is fighting to make D.C. restaurants and bars pay workers like her the full minimum wage. A few miles away, Frank Mills also makes $5 an hour as a bartender at Jack Rose Dining Saloon and doesn’t want a raise. He earns as much as $36 an hour with tips — and says Bryan’s efforts could hurt his bank account. Bryan and Mills are on opposite sides of Initiative 77, which aims to shake up the relationship between customers, workers and restaurant owners in the city’s thriving dining scene. The question may be the most contentious — and confusing — issue on the ballot Tuesday in D.C.’s primary. The District and most states exempt workers who earn tips from the standard minimum wage — allowing employers to pay servers, bartenders, bellhops and others just a few dollars an hour, on the assumption that gratuities will pump up their pay. In the District, tipped workers must be paid at least $3.33 an hour, and if their tips do not bring that up to $12.50 an hour, employers are required to make up the difference. But some employers don’t. The D.C. agency that enforces wage laws found violations affecting 5 percent of tipped workers at nearly 600 businesses audited since 2016. Some servers, particularly women, say they have to tolerate harassment from customers to get tips. After tips, most front-line workers pocket more than the busboys, dishwashers and line cooks in the back of the
Jack Rose bartender Frank Mills, center, worries that Initiative 77 could end up costing him and others money.
house, cementing inequity. The ballot initiative would phase out the lower hourly tipped wage and require businesses to increase pay over seven years so that all workers earn at least $15 an hour by July 2025. Then the city would have one minimum wage that rises with inflation. The measure says nothing about whether diners should still tip. Mayor Muriel Bowser and nearly all other elected leaders are opposed to it, along with — maybe surprisingly — many of the restaurant workers the ballot question is supposed to help. Those workers call the measure a threat to their livelihoods. Owners say the current system works: Restaurants with thin profit margins can survive while workers can earn more than the standard minimum wage. “What’s proposed is not negligible in any way, shape or form,” said Kimberly Grant, chief executive of ThinkFoodGroup, a company with a dozen local restaurants. “This would be really devastating.”
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The number of restaurants in D.C. as of 2016, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Together they account for more than 50,000 tipped and nontipped employees, making restaurants the third-largest sector of private employers. D.C. will vote Tuesday on Initiative 77, which would affect tipped workers. (TWP)
The National Restaurant Association, the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington and individual business owners have raised $340,000 to fight the policy. Meanwhile, the fight to pass Initiative 77 has raised $270,000 and run a more muted effort, with few servers willing to publicly make a case for the measure. Advocates say low-wage workers and immigrants in the restaurant industry support the measure but fear retaliation from employers.
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The debate over Initiative 77 has perplexed voters in a heavily Democratic city. “I just don’t understand the politics of it. … It seems easy to me; why not give people a chance for a wage increase?” said Randall Meyers, who is leaning toward voting yes. “But the quiet I hear from wage staff and people who would benefit most from this has been sort of surprising.” Even though Tuesday is a primary election, the vote on the ballot question will be final. But the battle may continue. Ten of 13 D.C. Council members have publicly opposed Initiative 77 and at least one said that lawmakers will consider overturning the measure if it passes. That may be easier said than done, said Diana Ramirez, who leads the D.C. effort for Initiative 77. “It is a democratic process,” she said. “If the council overturned this, the message they are sending is a trade lobby is more powerful than their constituents.” FENIT NIRAPPIL AND TIM CARMAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Hopefully, you’re not still out of breath from climbing up one of Metro’s broken escalators as you read this. According to WMATA, 47 of its 896 escalators and elevators were out of service in rail stations as of Friday. More than half of them, 25, were supposed to be fixed over the weekend or today. We want to know: Were they? Among those slated to be back in service this morning were: Capitol South: The one between the platform and the mezzanine. (Another, between the street and the mezzanine, was expected to be fixed sometime today.) Crystal City: The (two) between the street and middle landing. Dupont Circle: The two between the street and mezzanine at the middle landing. Metro Center: G Street and 13th Street entrance; between the street and the mezzanine; and between the mezzanine and the platform to Shady Grove. To see the full list, go to Elevators and Escalators under the Service tab at wmata.com. Let us know what you’re seeing, and if possible, tweet pictures to @theDCrider, or email them to kery.murakami@washpost.com. If they’re not fixed, we’ll ask Metro why and report back.
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declines, officials and scientists from D.C., Maryland and Virginia announced Friday that it is in the midst of a full and remarkable recovery. The news comes at a time when hundreds of bottle-nosed dolphins have been seen frolicking in the bay. The bay’s overall grade is a C, because some areas, such as the Patuxent, Patapsco and York rivers, are bouncing back from near-failure. The category of water clarity faltered, falling to an F from last year’s D. But the James River area and the lower stem of the bay closer to the Atlantic both earned grades of at least B-, their highest ever, and shored up the overall score. DARRYL FEARS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Police chief rejects appeal from officer facing firing D.C. police Chief Peter Newsham on Friday rejected an appeal from an officer fighting to keep his job after the city concluded he should be fired for fatally shooting a motorcyclist in 2016. The ruling upholds decisions by the department’s internal affairs division and public police tribunal that unanimously concluded Officer Brian Trainer was not justified in shooting Terrence Sterling. (TWP)
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than the ever-important independent voter, and there doesn’t seem to be a middle ground.” The draft legislation, resulting from negotiations between moderates and conservatives, includes a path to citizenship for an estimated 1.8 million young immigrants in the country illegally. The plan includes $25 billion for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and other security measures sought by the White House. Trump will reportedly meet with House Republicans to discuss the issue Tuesday — days after his comments during an impromptu Fox News interview on the White House driveway nearly derailed the planned House vote.
Trump said Friday in the interview that he wouldn’t sign what was described as the “moderate” immigration bill, even though the version written by House leadership is based on his own priorities. White House officials later said the president had misspoken and didn’t realize he was being asked about the compromise bill. Skittish conservative lawmakers have indicated they wouldn’t support the plan unless Trump were to give it a full embrace. Rep. Patrick McHenry, R-N.C., said, “House Republicans are not going to take on immigration without the support and endorsement of President Trump.”
NASA’s record-breaking astronaut, Peggy Whitson, retired Friday, less than a year after returning from her last and longest spaceflight, which spanned almost 10 months. She’s spent more time off the planet than any other American: 665 days over three space station missions. Only Russian men have spent more time in space. Whitson, 58, was the first woman to command the International Space Station, holding the position twice, and the oldest woman ever to fly in space. “As I reminisce on my many treasured memories,” she tweeted, “it’s safe to say my journey at NASA has been out of this world!” (AP)
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17 killed in stampede at crowded nightclub Seventeen people were killed at a crowded nightclub in the Venezuelan capital Saturday after a tear gas device exploded during a brawl and triggered a desperate stampede among more than 500 people gathered for a graduation celebration, government officials said. The incident at the Los Cotorros club in Caracas left eight minors dead and five injured. Eight people were detained, including two teens believed responsible for setting off the tear gas canister, and the club’s owner. (AP) KONAR, AFGHANISTAN
Pakistani Taliban leader killed in U.S. drone strike A U.S. drone strike killed the head of the Pakistani Taliban in Afghanistan’s eastern Konar province, officials said Friday, eliminating the commander who ordered the 2012 attack on Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani confirmed the death of Mullah Fazlullah in a Twitter message. He credited “tireless human intel led by Afghan security agencies.” (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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nation+world Attack on Afghan city of Jalalabad comes as Taliban rejects truce JALALABAD, AFGHANISTAN A suicide bomber struck in Afghanistan’s eastern city of Jalalabad on Sunday, killing at least 19 people in the second attack in as many days targeting Taliban fighters, security forces and civilians celebrating a holiday ceasefire. The Taliban later rejected an extension of the cease-fire. Najibullah Kamawal, director of the provincial health department, said another 60 people were wounded in the attack, which struck a crowd of
people as they left the governor’s compound. Saturday’s attack, which also took place in Jalalabad, killed at least 36 people and wounded 65, according to Kamawal. No one has claimed the attacks, but they appeared to be the work of the Islamic State, which is not included in the cease-fire and has clashed with the Taliban. The bomber on Saturday targeted a gathering of Taliban fighters who were celebrating a three-day truce coinciding with the Eid al-Fitr holiday. After the attack, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani announced a nine-day extension of the ceasefire. The chairman of the High
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FBI agent pulled from probe says he would testify POLITICS The FBI agent who was removed from the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election for sending anti-Trump texts intends to testify before the House Judiciary Committee and any other committee that asks, his attorney said in a letter made public Sunday. Peter Strzok, who was singled out in a recent Justice Department inspector general report for the politically charged messages, would be willing to testify without immunity, and he would not invoke his Fifth Amendment rights, his attorney, Aitan Goelman, said. Strzok has become a special target of President Trump, who has used the texts to question the Russia investigation. Goelman said Strzok “wants the chance to clear his name and tell his story.” If Strzok were to testify publicly, the hearing could be explosive, perhaps exposing new details about investigators’ thinking on some of the FBI’s most high-profile probes. Strzok had a leadership role on the probe of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state and the probe into whether the Trump campaign coordinated with Russia to influence the 2016 election. That probe is being led by special counsel Robert Mueller, who once considered Strzok a key member of his team but removed him once informed of the anti-Trump messages. MATT ZAPOTOSKY (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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POLITICS In the run-up to the decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement last May, President Trump wanted the opinion of Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt. But when Trump’s personal secretary called the EPA, Pruitt wasn’t around. As it turned out, he was already at the White House, having just ordered the ice cream special in the Mess, where he often dined hoping for just such an opportunity to talk to the president. Once in the Oval Office, Pruitt reinforced Trump’s desire to leave the accord, arguing against other advisers so long that an aide had to bring a cup so his melting ice cream wouldn’t drip onto the presidential rug. Pruitt’s actions that May day are emblematic of how he has built his relationship with Trump — ingratiating himself personally, extolling the president’s abilities and strongly backing him on policy in meetings and in regular one-on-one conversations. That approach also helps explain how Pruitt has kept his job amid a bevy of transgressions that are similar to, or worse than, those that have cost other Cabinet officials their positions. On climate change, Pruitt shares Trump’s skepticism of mainstream science and has offered a reality-TV-style way to make their case: a televised show in which Pruitt would debate a climate scientist. In an effort to support Trump’s trade stance, he devised a plan to impose stricter fuel efficiency standards on vehicles made by foreign automakers, even though White House lawyers argued it was illegal. And he has suggested he could take a leading role in renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement, on
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt faces a dozen ongoing probes into his spending and management decisions.
the grounds that he could strike a better deal with Mexico than the president’s current advisers. “The president’s instincts are completely right,” Pruitt frequently remarks in meetings with Trump, according to a former administration official. Trump has returned Pruitt’s loyalty with his own, resisting growing pressure from White House aides and other Republicans to get rid of him. Asked about Pruitt during a Friday morning news conference, Trump said he was “not happy about certain things, but he’s done a fantastic job running the EPA, which is very overriding.” This story is based on interviews with nearly a dozen current and former administration officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to candidly discuss Pruitt’s relationship with the president. Pruitt faces a dozen ongoing probes into his spending and management decisions. Though Trump appears to be
Bevy of transgressions Among other issues, EPA chief Scott Pruitt has come under criticism for paying $50 a night to live in a condo co-owned by the wife of an energy lobbyist; taking private jets, military planes or flying first class when he travels; allowing large raises for aides over the objections of White House officials; directing drivers to use lights and sirens when he moves around Washington; racking up steep bills on overseas trips; and trying to use his position to help his wife obtain a Chick-fil-A franchise and, later, asking a top aide to contact Republican donors to help her get a job. (TWP)
sticking with the administrator for now, Pruitt’s support among other Republicans has started to fray in recent days. Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., one of Pruitt’s original backers and a longtime friend, suggested he may need to resign, while the conservative National Review said “he should
First lady Melania Trump says she “hates to see” children separated from their families at borders
be replaced,” and Fox News’ Laura Ingraham said he’s “gotta go.” Many White House officials have urged Trump to fire Pruitt, with several saying they have been appalled at his conduct. Meanwhile, Pruitt continues to remind his boss about his dismantling of a slew of Obama-era environmental regulations. On Thursday, he tweeted that he had managed to roll back a 2015 rule to extend federal jurisdiction over 60 percent of the nation’s water bodies. Ranchers, farm groups and developers have been staunch critics of the rule. “Time to provide farmers & ranchers nationwide w/ regulatory certainty!” Pruitt tweeted, along with a photo of himself signing a document with the president by his side in the Oval Office. “Happy birthday, Mr. President!” It is a rare picture where Trump is standing and someone else is sitting behind the Resolute Desk. JOSH DAWSEY, JULIET EILPERIN AND BRADY DENNIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
White House lawyer Rudy Giuliani suggested Sunday that President Trump might pardon his former campaign manager Paul Manafort if he is convicted — but only after special counsel Robert Mueller has completed his investigation. “When it’s over, hey, he’s the president of the United States, he retains his pardon power, nobody’s taking that away from him,” Giuliani said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” But Giuliani stressed that Trump would not issue any pardons related to the Mueller probe while it is still ongoing, so as not to give the appearance that he has anything to hide. “The president has not issued pardons in this investigation. The president is not going to issue pardons in this investigation, and my advice to him as long as I am his lawyer is not to do it, because you just cloud what is becoming now a very clear picture of an extremely unfair investigation with no criminality involved of any kind,” Giuliani said. Manafort, above, was jailed last week over charges that he attempted to tamper with witnesses related to his pending trial on federal conspiracy and money-laundering charges. Trump has issued several pardons in recent weeks, which some have interpreted as a signal to affiliates not to cooperate with Mueller’s investigation. KAROUN DEMIRJIAN
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nation+world Trump associate admits meeting man offering to sell intel on Clinton POLITICS Special counsel Robert Mueller is examining a previously undisclosed meeting between longtime Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone and a Russian figure who allegedly tried to sell him dirt on Hillary Clinton. The meeting between Stone and a man who identified himself as Henry Greenberg was described in a pair of letters sent
Friday to the House Intelligence Committee and first reported by The Washington Post. Stone and Michael Caputo, a Trump campaign aide who arranged the 2016 meeting, did not disclose the contact in their interviews with the committee. They now believe the man was an FBI informant trying to set them up in a bid to undermine Trump’s campaign. In a text to The Post, Greenberg denied he was working for the FBI when he met with Stone. The letters obtained by The Associated Press and written by
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Stone and Caputo’s lawyers say that, in late May 2016, Caputo received a call from his Russian business partner introducing him to Greenberg, who said he had information about Clinton that he wanted to share. Caputo suggested Greenberg meet with Stone, who had left the campaign in 2015 but remained an informal Trump adviser. At Caputo’s request, Stone met with Greenberg, who asked for $2 million in exchange for the information, according to Stone’s lawyer. Stone rejected the offer, his lawyer wrote. JILL COLVIN (AP)
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Brooks Koepka kisses the trophy Sunday after shooting a 2-under 68 at Shinnecock Hills to win his second consecutive U.S. Open, his second career major.
Sweet repeat for Koepka He tames wild course to become the first “No doubt we back-to-back U.S. Open winner in 29 years would admit GOLF Brooks Koepka has the game to win a U.S. Open on any course. One year after Koepka overpowered the wide fairways of Erin Hills in a U.S. Open remembered for low scoring, he navigated his way through the brutal conditions of Shinnecock Hills and closed with a 2-under 68 in Southampton, N.Y., to become the first repeat champion in 29 years. Curtis Strange, the last player to go back-to-back in this major, watched the entire final round Sunday as the Fox Sports reporter on the ground, and they shared a brief hug off the 18th green after Koepka tapped in for bogey and a one-shot victory.
He captured his second major on Sunday. It would not have been possible without his 72 on Saturday in conditions so severe the last 45 players to tee off in the third round didn’t break par. The USGA conceded the course was over the top and pledged to get it right for the final round. No one took advantage like Tommy Fleetwood, who made eight birdies and became the sixth player to shoot 63 in the U.S. Open. That got him within one shot of Koepka, who still had 11 holes to play. But Fleetwood had to settle for second place. Koepka, with a performance and a demeanor reminiscent of Retief Goosen winning at
there were some aspects to the setup that went too far.” USGA CEO MIKE DAVIS, admitting Saturday that the organization was responsible for course conditions that led to brutally high scores
Shinnecock Hills in 2004, began the back nine with three pivotal putts — one for birdie, one for bogey, one for par. He seized control with a wedge to 3½ feet for birdie on the par-5 16th for a two-shot lead, and he never flinched until it no longer mattered. Koepka pulled his approach to the 18th off the
grandstand, pitched on to about 12 feet and two-putted for a bogey. The 28-year-old American finished at 1-over 281 a year after shooting 16-under to win at Erin Hills last year. It was the first time since 2013 at Merion that no one broke par in the U.S. Open. Dustin Johnson, part of the four-way tie for the lead to start the final round, couldn’t keep up with one of his best friends. Johnson was one shot behind at the turn until three-putting three times on the back nine. A birdie on the final hole gave him a par 70 to finish alone in third. Masters champion Patrick Reed, who briefly shared the lead with five birdies through seven holes, stumbled on the back nine and had to settle for a 68 to finish fourth. DOUG FERGUSON (AP)
This weekend multiple outlets reported that Kawhi Leonard wants to leave the Spurs because he feels they mishandled his quad injury. These three teams could offer attractive trade pieces. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
3 Cleveland Cavaliers They’d love to put Leonard next to LeBron James — who may leave — and could float the No. 8 draft pick, Kevin Love and George Hill in trade negotiations.
2 Boston Celtics They’re rife with young talent and could end up with four first-round picks in 2019. According to ESPN, the Celtics tried to trade for Leonard back in February.
1 Los Angeles Lakers A Southern California native, Leonard has made it known he’d like to be in L.A. The Lakers’ Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma and Lonzo Ball could all be stars elsewhere.
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Madson wilts late in Toronto
Before Sunday, reliever Ryan Madson, left, had not given up a home run in 45 games with the Nationals. With the score tied at 6 in the eighth inning in Toronto, he allowed Teoscar Hernandez and Yangervis Solarte to hit back-to-back jacks as Washington fell 8-6 and surrendered a three-game sweep. The Nats return home today to make up a May 15 double-header against the Yankees, picking up the first game in the seventh. (EXPRESS)
College World Series today on ESPN: Washington (0-1) vs. Oregon St. (0-1) at 2; Mississippi St. (1-0) vs. UNC at 7 (1-0)
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Mexico scores seismic upset Lozano’s first-half goal holds as El Tri defeats the defending champs
Sweden vs. South Korea 8 a.m. in Nizhny Novgorod, FS1
The Korean team relies on Tottenham forward Son Heungmin and hopes for a strong performance from 6-foot-6 striker Kim Shin-wook, who is nicknamed “Chinook” after the Boeing tandem-rotor helicopter. Sweden coach Janne Andersson apologized to South Korea on Sunday because a member of his staff attended a closed practice in Austria and was told to leave.
Hirving Lozano scored a goal that triggered seismic activity from jubilant fans in Mexico City.
Belgium vs. Panama 11 a.m. in Sochi, FS1
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MEXICO 1, GERMANY 0 Close your eyes, and you would have sworn you had stepped into Estadio Azteca, that madhouse in Mexico City. The song “Cielito Lindo,” punctuated by an “ayay-ay-ay” singalong, graced the sound system during pregame frolicking Sunday in Moscow. Open your eyes, and you would’ve seen section after section of supporters glazed in green, easily outnumbering fans of reigning champion Germany. And when Hirving “Chucky” Lozano broke the first-half deadlock — the only goal needed in a 1-0 stunner — you probably would have felt the splash of Azteca’s beer-spraying tradition. Back home, seismologists said the celebration had registered as a small, man-made earthquake. Sunday’s result — which was Germany’s first opening loss since 1982 — will only grow the fanbase. Major victories in the World Cup have been elusive for El Tri, as the Mexican team is
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known. It has lost in the round of 16 every four years since 1994. This year, the Mexicans are in prime position to end the hex. If they finish first in Group F, they would avoid the Group E winner, likely Brazil, in the next round. First, though, they must get points against South Korea and Sweden. “Nobody can tell us not to dream,” goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa said. “… We want to stay
until the last day.” With much of the 78,011 attendees backing them, the Mexicans were unfazed by the four-time world champions and were the superior side in the first half. In the 35th minute, a diagonal ball from Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez found Lozano, who cut back and beat goalkeeper Manuel Neuer to the near corner. It was delirium on the banks of
the Moscow River, and euphoria across a distant continent. “It’s definitely the best goal I’ve ever scored in my entire life,” the 22-year-old Lozano said. Germany, a tournament cofavorite with Brazil, must earn at least four points from the last two group matches to avoid firstround elimination, a fate it hasn’t suffered since 1938. STEVEN GOFF (THE WASHINGTON POST)
SERBIA 1, COSTA RICA 0
Kolarov’s bending free kick lifts Serbia in second half
Five-time champion Brazil was held to a 1-1 draw by Switzerland on Sunday in Rostov-on-Don. Philippe Coutinho gave Brazil the lead in the 20th minute with a volley that bounced in off the right post. Steven Zuber headed in the equalizer in the 50th. Mexican referee Cesar Ramos dismissed complaints that Zuber had shoved defender Miranda before getting to the corner from Xherdan Shaqiri. Ramos also ignored a penalty claim late in the second half when Gabriel Jesus was wrestled to the ground by Switzerland defender Manuel Akanji. (AP)
With a curling free kick that decided the outcome of the match, Aleksandar Kolarov drew comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo. The Serbia captain’s left-footed strike in the 56th minute provided a 1-0 victory over Costa Rica on Sunday in Samara, Russia. It came two days after Ronaldo scored a similar goal to give Portugal a 3-3 draw with Spain. The victory gave the Serbians the early edge in a tough Group E. Costa Rica faces Brazil on Friday in St. Petersburg. Serbia plays Switzerland in Kaliningrad on the same day. (AP)
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BRAZIL 1, SWITZERLAND 1
Controversial no-calls help Swiss force a huge draw
Steven Zuber heads in the equalizer for Switzerland after jostling for space.
Argentina great, FIFA ambassador Maradona reportedly makes racist gesture at Asian fan in Russia
On paper, Belgium should be a title contender. But it fell short of expectations the last four years: losing in the quarterfinals of the 2014 World Cup and at Euro 2016. Red Devils defenders Thomas Vermaelen and Vincent Kompany are expected to sit out with injuries. Panama, which has never beaten a European team in nine tries, is in its first World Cup.
Tunisia vs. England 2 p.m. in Volgograd, FS1
England has not won a World Cup match since 2010, which is not at all a drought compared to opponent Tunisia, which last won on this stage in 1978. This is Tunisia’s first World Cup match in 12 years, but it was respectable in a 1-0 friendly loss to Spain. Striker Harry Kane, below, must produce for England. (AP)
Mexico’s Rafa Marquez, 39, becomes third man to play in five World Cups
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Remember all those shows you’ve heard about but never watched, saving them for that proverbial “someday”? Well, avoid that sunburn and catch them this summer — curtains drawn, A/C cranked. Here are four suggestions for recent shows that people often say they’ve been meaning to watch. Plan wisely, but take it easy. Summer TV shouldn’t feel like mowing the lawn. HANK STUEVER (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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When Stephen Colbert first described his collaboration on a Showtime animated series about the Trump White House, it seemed unlikely the show would be able to keep up with the zany news cycle and the steady stream of Trump jokes. “Our Cartoon President,” however, proves to be plenty nimble and often very funny, not so much for its take on the president (voiced by Jeff Bergman) but for the way it lampoons just about everyone else. The show quickly figured out the difference between vicious and vital satire, with especially good sendups of Cabinet members (many of whom are still serving!), the Fox News echo chamber and the MSNBC mortification machine.
Some viewers put this one off because watching it comes with a whiff of woke-culture duty, but that’s not what you’re smelling. FX’s “Atlanta” is about as chill as they come, and the things Donald Glover and company tell us about some of the biggies (race, class, suburban poverty, social intersections) are conveyed in an artful way that pairs nicely with summertime’s moods. Season 2 (dubbed “Robbin’ Season”) has some of Season 1’s experimental playfulness, but it’s more linear in form. It’s also where Brian Tyree Henry gives a beautifully doleful performance as Paper Boi, a local rapper beginning to feel the hollowness and burnout that come with a small taste of fame.
The subscription-TV model is indeed out of control, but don’t let an angry “I ain’t payin’ extra for CBS All Access” stance deprive you any longer from this impressively relevant and always engaging “Good Wife” spinoff. Following the further jurisprudence adventures of proud liberal-elite attorney Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski), Season 1 dealt her the triple blow of financial ruin, divorce and the election of Donald Trump. The alt-right, the anarchist left, the #MeToo movement — “The Good Fight” is always a half-step ahead of everyone else. Without ever seeming hammy or overblown, the show has become a “West Wing”-style safe space for certain viewers.
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Perhaps any comedian doing topical jokes on TV should start off by announcing, “I hereby apologize in advance for anyone who will be offended, even if they’re offended by jokes I did not tell.” Consider the case of Michelle Wolf. After her monologue at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, the stand-up comic was roundly criticized for criticizing White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ appearance, which, if you review the transcript, she did not do. Wolf just congratulated Sanders on her makeup: “She burns facts and then uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye.” Undaunted by the blowback, the 32-year-old comic and “Daily Show” alumna has launched a weekly Netflix show, “The Break With Michelle Wolf,” with a half-hour episode each Sunday. Wolf brings a unique voice to the mix of TV humorists, partially because it is so
high-pitched that when she’s excited you can’t always make out her words. And it’s not an act. “Yes,” she says in the first episode, “this is my real voice.” Her comedic voice is unique, too. Sometimes that’s a good thing. Her parody ad for an Amazon Echo that demands “lunch meat” is crazy funny. But her remarks on the Miss America pageant’s decision to can the bathing suits led to a truly tasteless JonBenet Ramsey joke. Despite its cringe-worthy patches, the show has bursts of absolute brilliance. Wolf’s routine about how Bill Clinton has not personally apologized to Monica Lewinsky was a tour de force. Segueing into other apologies that need to be made, she says: “Bees, sorry, we didn’t know we needed you.” That segment serves as a reminder that Michelle Wolf is a dangerous comic. She says she “broke” the correspondents’ dinner. Maybe she’ll end up breaking TV, too.
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