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A cat in England traveled as far as 80 miles trapped in the air vent of a Ford Focus, The Guardian reported Monday. The car’s owner, Steven Kane, spotted the male tabby upon arriving in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, after two days of driving during a family vacation. The RSPCA has custody of the cat, who is not injured and has been nicknamed Ford. Kane’s brother hopes to adopt the animal if no owner is found. (EXPRESS)
A Florida man contacted the sheriff’s office to complain he’d been sold a bad batch of meth, HuffPost reported Friday. Douglas Peter Kelly, 49, of Hawthorne, called the Putnam County Sheriff’s office to say he’d had a “violent reaction” to smoking the meth and wanted to “press charges” against the dealer who sold it to him. He asked detectives to test the drug, which they did. It was meth. Kelly was arrested and charged. (EXPRESS)
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REGION Summer heat is here. Heat index values — what it feels like factoring in temperature and humidity — eclipsed 100 Monday afternoon throughout the region, generally peaking between 100 and 105. The temperature at Dulles International Airport hit 94 degrees, tying the record high for the date set in 2007. The sultry air was already palpable by midmorning Monday. On social media, Capital Weather Gang readers expressed their dismay. It’s “like living under a steamed blanket,� tweeted Cara Thuringer. “It’s already at that point outside, where you walk outside, and begin dripping in sweat in about a minute, even if you’re not actually doing anything,� reader Bryan Grimaldi posted on Facebook. The National Weather Service urged people to take precautions in the hottest weather of the year so far. “The heat and humidity may cause heat stress during outdoor exertion or extended
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exposure,� it said. D.C. put its emergency heat plan into place as temperatures climbed into the 90s on Monday. Cooling centers are available in government buildings, including libraries, recreation centers and homeless shelters, until 6 p.m. on heat advisory days or until officials say it is safe to be outdoors, the statement said. Although today’s temperatures are forecast to reach the 90s for a second straight day, they’ll probably fall short of the
records in Washington, Dulles and Baltimore of 99, 98 and 99, all from 1994. Clouds and lateday storms are likely to break the heat before temperatures can climb that high. Monday’s heat advisory was the first of 2018. The Weather Service issues a heat advisory in the D.C. region when the heat index is forecast to reach at least 105 degrees. There are usually five or six heat advisories per summer. JASON SAMENOW (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Zimmerman among stars at FanFest Major League Baseball on Monday announced details for next month’s FanFest ahead of the All-Star Game at Nationals Park. Twenty-three former Nationals — including Manager Davey Johnson and several players from the team’s inaugural 2005 season; seven Hall of Famers; two Olympic gold medalists and Nats first baseman Ryan Zimmerman — are among the guests scheduled to appear. The five-day event will be held July 13-17 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. (TWP)
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D.C. voters slow to hit polls Low turnout in today’s primaries could bring unpredictable results THE DISTRICT The District’s mayor and attorney general and about half of D.C. lawmakers face re-election in today’s Democratic primary, which also features a contentious ballot initiative that would affect pay for restaurant servers, bartenders and others who make a living from tips. So far, voters don’t seem that interested. As early voting ended Friday, turnout for local elections in D.C. was on track to be exceptionally low. Roughly 3 percent of registered voters cast early ballots, compared to an already low 4 percent in 2014, the last mayoral primary. The total voter turnout in 2014, including early and absentee ballots, was 27 percent. That District residents are not flocking to the polls this year is not necessarily surprising: Mayor Muriel Bowser faces nominal opposition and is poised to become the first mayor to win two terms since 2006, and most of the other races appear to favor incumbents — although some face credible challengers. But poor turnout can result in surprises. A strong showing of progressive Democrats combined with low overall turnout could be a factor in the race for D.C. Council chairman — in which Democratic incumbent Phil Mendelson faces a challenge
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D.C.’s primary primer Voters in D.C. go to the polls today in a primary election. The primary features Initiative 77, a ballot measure that would affect pay for those who make a living from tips. Residents can register to vote at their polling place today with proof of address, but the deadline to change party affiliations has passed. Only voters registered with a major party — Democratic, Republican, D.C. Statehood Green or Libertarian — can vote on the candidates appearing on that party’s ballot. But any voter can cast a ballot for Initiative 77. To find your polling place, visit dcboe.org. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Any voter in line by 8 p.m. will be allowed to cast a ballot. (TWP)
September that he would seek re-election to his current job. He is uncontested. The District does not have full representation in Congress, but its federal delegation is also on the ballot Tuesday. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D, is seeking her 15th term as the District’s representative — with limited voting rights — in the House. Norton, a feminist icon and leader in the civil rights movement, faces an underdog challenger in former Obama administration official Kim R. Ford. The District’s shadow representative and one of its shadow senators — symbolic posts created to advocate full time for D.C. statehood — are also up for election. Incumbent shadow representative Franklin Garcia is running unopposed. Shadow senator Michael D. Brown, who has been in office since 2007, confronts an energetic challenge from Andria Thomas, who promises to revive the moribund statehood movement. Also on the ballot is Initiative 77, which would require businesses to pay tipped workers a base hourly wage of $15 by 2025. Those workers are covered by the District’s minimum wage, which is $12.50 and on track to reach $15 by 2020. But employers can count tips toward the total. A “yes” vote on 77 would require employers to pay the full minimum wage, after a phase-in period, with tips being added. PETER JAMISON, DANIELLE DOUGLAS-GABRIEL AND FENIT NIRAPPIL (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Seven private schools to stop using AP classes Seven prominent private schools in the D.C. area plan to eliminate Advanced Placement classes over the next four years, asserting in an unusual joint statement Monday that the program has “diminished utility,” is not necessary for college-bound students and puts too much emphasis on speedy assimilation of course material and memorization. The move is part of a pushback against AP in certain quarters of the education world. The schools dropping AP are Sidwell Friends, Georgetown Day, National Cathedral and St. Albans in D.C., as well as Holton-Arms School and Landon in Bethesda and Potomac School in McLean, Va. (TWP) THE DISTRICT
Police report 30 arrests at NE pop-up pot event Thirty people were arrested Friday night in Northeast at a marijuana pop-up event, authorities said. Pounds of products containing marijuana and THC were taken from 28 vendors, a police lieutenant said on a police-community internet bulletin board. According to the posting, police seized more than $10,000 in cash and three firearms at the event in the 2200 block of 25th Place NE. Any charges that were placed could not be learned immediately. (TWP) VIRGINIA
Judge OKs challenge to state happy-hour rules A Virginia restaurateur can move ahead with his suit seeking to water down the state’s restrictive rules on happy-hour advertising, a judge ruled Friday. The attorney general’s office argued unsuccessfully that Geoff Tracy’s suit against the state Alcoholic Control Board should be tossed out. Tracy, of Chef Geoff’s restaurants, says the rules that bar him from advertising happy hour drink specials restrict his free-speech rights and hurt his business. (AP)
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“China and Russia and other countries leading us.” “My administration is reclaiming America’s heritage as the world’s greatest spacefaring nation,” Trump said in the East Room, joined by members of his space council. “The essence of the American character is to explore new horizons and to tame new frontiers.” Trump had previously suggested the creation of a space unit that would include portions equivalent to parts of the Air Force, Army and Navy. But his directive will task the Defense Department to begin the process of establishing the “Space Force” as the sixth branch of the U.S. armed forces. He said the new branch’s creation will be overseen
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Norway’s transportation minister and the head of the country’s airport operator took off Monday for a short flight ... aboard a Slovenianmade two-seater electric airplane. Norway aims to be 100 percent electric by 2040 for all short-haul flights. Avinor, which is responsible for the country’s 44 airports, bought the plane used Monday, a white Pipistrel Alpha Electro G2. (AP)
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OSAKA, JAPAN | People gaze at the collapsed gate of Myotoku-ji Temple in Ibaraki City on Monday after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit the Osaka area, killing four and injuring hundreds. The quake set off fires and knocked over walls, including a concrete wall at an elementary school that killed a 9-year-old girl. The Education Ministry ordered inspections of all schools’ concrete-block structures, which are a special risk in earthquakes.
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TECHNOLOGY Apple is trying to drag the United States’ antiquated system for handling 911 calls into the 21st century. The iPhone’s next operating system, due in September, will automatically deliver quicker and more reliable information on the location of 911 calls to about 6,300 emergency response centers. An estimated 80 percent of roughly 240 million emergency calls in the U.S. this year will come from mobile phones, most of which are capable of precisely tracking where their users are. But emergency call centers don’t get that detailed location information. They get the location of the cellular tower transmitting the call, and must rely on other methods to figure out the caller’s location. Apple’s upcoming 911 feature relies on technology from RapidSOS, a New York startup. The new approach sends location data from an iPhone to a “clearinghouse” accessible to emergency call centers. Only those centers will be able to see the data during the call, and none of it can be used for nonemergency purposes, according to Apple. Individual call centers will have to embrace the technology required to communicate with the RapidSOS clearinghouse. Some centers already have the compatible software, according to Apple, but others will have to install upgrades to their existing software. MICHAEL LIEDTKE (AP)
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nation+world High court declines to weigh in on setting limits on redistricting POLITICS The Supreme Court on Monday allowed electoral maps that were challenged as excessively partisan to remain in place for now, declining to rule on the bigger issue of whether to put limits on redistricting for political gain. In unanimous rulings, the court ruled against Wisconsin Democrats who challenged legislative districts that gave Republicans a
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filed by North Carolina Democrats with plaintiffs in each of the state’s 13 congressional districts. Like Wisconsin, that state is generally closely divided in politics, but Republicans hold a 10-3 edge. The majority opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts in the Wisconsin case cast doubt on the broadest theory of the redistricting issue known as partisan gerrymandering. He wrote that the high court’s role “is to vindicate the individual rights of the people appearing before it,” not generalized partisan preferences. MARK SHERMAN (AP)
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In exile, male Rohingya finally free to don pants CHAKMARKUL, BANGLADESH In 28 years, Abdul Aziz had never known the pleasure of wearing pants. Rohingya Muslim men like him were restricted to wearing traditional sarongs, or longyis, in their native Myanmar. It was an unofficial uniform that identified Muslims as inferior, Rohingya refugees said. Refugees said that outside of cities and towns, wearing pants was discouraged by local authorities in some places. More than 700,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar, also known as Burma, and crossed into Bangladesh after a violent military crackdown in August. In the refugee camps, they can choose to wear what they like. “Now, I live in a democracy,” Abdul Aziz said, “and in democracies, they wear pants.” On Saturday, the refugee camps buzzed with excitement for the festival of Eid, which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and for which Muslims traditionally buy new clothing. Several men, including Abdul Aziz, were wearing pants for the first time. Abdul Aziz chose a pair of slim-fit blue jeans, which he wore under a long white shirt. About a dozen refugees in the
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Persecuted Muslims gain a freedom denied them in Myanmar
A group of young male Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh swapped their traditional loincloths, or longyis, for jeans to celebrate Eid on Saturday.
camps said the ban on pants happened after bouts of violence in 2012 and 2016. Pants are associated in Myanmar with Western culture, and are often a signifier of wealth and education. They also connote power — British colonial soldiers were once called “trouser people” in the Myanmar language. Traditional longyis are worn by all men in Myanmar, not just Muslims — though Buddhist millennials are increasingly seen in Western-influenced garb. But young Rohingya men said they did not have the same freedom as their Buddhist counterparts to wear pants in villages. Refugees said that there was never a formal law against wearing pants but that security
personnel at checkpoints accused wearers of being illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, or of being terrorists. Wearing pants in the camps is also a form of cultural assimilation. With little hope of returning to Myanmar, many Rohingya are starting to adopt facets of Bangladeshi culture, preparing to settle in a foreign land. Soiyed Alom, a 73-year-old man wearing a longyi, broke into tears when asked how it felt to see Rohingya men in pants. “I see all these Bangladeshi men — rich, educated people wear pants,” he said. “When I see Rohingya people also wearing them, I feel very happy. I’d like to wear them, too.” VIDHI DOSHI
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Use of artificial trans fats now banned in U.S. Once found in everything from frozen pizza to coffee creamer, artificial trans fats are — as of Monday — banished from U.S. restaurants and grocery stores once current inventories run out. The Food and Drug Administration ruled in 2015 that the ingredient, used since the 1950s to extend shelf life and improve texture in processed foods, was unsafe to eat. Scientists long ago found that the modified form of vegetable oil raised “bad” cholesterol and contributed to heart disease and other ills. Other countries are beginning to contemplate similar prohibitions. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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U.N.: More than 25,000 flee fighting in Hodeida A U.N. spokesman said Monday that about 5,200 families, or around 26,000 people, have fled the fighting along Yemen’s western coastline, where Yemeni fighters backed by a Saudi-led coalition are engaged in fierce battles with Iranian-backed Houthi rebels. The spokesman said that number is expected to increase as fighting in the Hodeida area continues. (AP) ENVIRONMENT
Germany will not meet its 2020 climate target Germany will likely miss its goal of cutting emissions by 40 percent by 2020, the country’s environment minister said Monday. Official estimates project the country will trim its greenhouse gas emissions by 32 percent or less by 2020 compared to 1990 levels. Officials still hope to meet a 2030 target of cutting emissions by 55 percent. (AP) EUROPE
EU: Fewer people are seeking asylum The European Union’s asylum office said the number of people applying for international protection in Europe has plunged but remains higher than before 2015. EASO said in an annual report Monday that 728,470 application requests were made for international protection in 2017, compared to almost 1.3 million applications the previous year. Around 30 percent of the applicants come from conflicttorn countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq. (AP)
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The number of coastal homes in the continental U.S. that by 2045 could face flooding 26 times a year on average because of rising seas caused by climate change, according to a study detailed Monday by The Guardian. The study by the Union of Concerned Scientists, based in Cambridge, Mass., relied on data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the real estate website Zillow. “Many coastal communities will face declining property values as risk perceptions catch up with reality,” the UCS’ Rachel Cleetus said. (EXPRESS) Search and rescue effort underway after ferry carrying about 80 sinks in Indonesia’s Lake Toba; 18 rescued, 1 dead
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‘No more free passes’ at border
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IMMIGRATION Undaunted and unapologetic, President Trump defended his administration’s borderprotection policies Monday in the face of rising national outrage over the forced separation of migrant children from their parents. Tough action is needed to fight illegal immigration, he declared, and the U.S. “will not be a migrant camp” on his watch. Besides, the Democrats are to blame, not him, Trump insisted as images of children held in fenced cages fueled a growing chorus of condemnation from both political parties, four former first ladies and national evangelical leaders. The children are being held separately from parents who have been arrested under the administration’s “zerotolerance” policy for illegal border crossings. “I say very strongly, it’s the Democrats’ fault,” Trump said Monday, citing more lenient policies that had not charged all migrants who had crossed illegally. Republican lawmakers are growing ever more concerned about negative effects on their re-election campaigns this fall, and Trump was to travel to Capitol Hill today for a strategy session on possible legislation. Underscoring the sensitivity of the family separation issue, language curbing the taking of immigrant children from parents held in custody will be added to the House’s conservative
immigration bill, one House GOP aide said Monday, A similar provision is already in a compromise GOP immigration measure between party conservatives and moderates, with the House expected to vote on both late this week. The administration is hoping to force Democrats to vote for the bills or bear some political cost in November’s midterm elections. In the meantime, the administration says it doesn’t like the family separations either but migrants who arrive illegally simply won’t be released or loosely kept track of. “The United States will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility,” Trump declared. “Not on my watch.” Nearly 2,000 children were separated from their families over a six-week period in April and May after Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the new “zero-tolerance” policy that refers all cases of illegal entry for criminal prosecution. Prior procedure had limited prosecution for many family entrants, in part because regulations prohibit detaining children with their parents since the children are not charged with a crime and the parents are. Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen rejected criticism of her department. “We will not apologize for the job we do or for the job law
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Amid uproar, White House defends its policy of separating migrant children from parents
Young people who have been taken into custody for illegal entry into the U.S. sit and rest in cages at a facility in McAllen, Texas, on Sunday.
Opposition builds The Rev. Franklin Graham, a Trump ally, called the administration policy that forces the separation of migrant children from their families “disgraceful.” Several religious groups have pushed to stop it, and former first lady Laura Bush called it “immoral” in a Washington Post column. Republican lawmakers also weighed in. Michigan Rep. Fred Upton called for an end to the “ugly and inhumane practice,” and Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts said he is “against using parental separation as a deterrent to illegal immigration.” (AP)
enforcement does,” she said. “Illegal actions have and must have consequences. No more free passes, no more get out of
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jail free cards.” The current holding areas have drawn widespread attention after journalists gained access to one site Sunday. At a McAllen, Texas, detention center, hundreds of children wait in a series of cages created by metal fencing. One cage had 20 children inside. Scattered about are large foil sheets intended to serve as blankets. Sessions, on Monday, called on Congress to act: “If we build the wall, if we pass legislation to end the lawlessness, we won’t face these terrible choices.” White House officials have privately embraced the policy as negotiating tactic to win votes for legislation to fulfil the president’s pledge to build a border wall and to tighten immigration laws. ZEKE MILLER (AP)
If there’s one member of President Trump’s Cabinet who is most embattled right now, it might be Kirstjen Nielsen. And the Department of Homeland Security secretary seems willing to say just about anything to get back on the president’s good side. Behind the scenes, Nielsen is reportedly fighting Trump’s decision to separate migrant children from parents who cross the U.S. border. But on Sunday night, she took to Twitter to offer some remarkable spin by arguing that no such policy exists. “We do not have a policy of separating families at the border,” she said. “Period.” While no specific policy says children must be taken from their families, the Trump administration has decided to interpret the law to put those who cross the border illegally in jail regardless of whether they bring children — and children cannot be put in jail. The inescapable upshot of that is that the children must be separated from their families in a way they weren’t in the past two administrations. In a speech Monday, Nielsen said of claims the administration is being “unhumanitarian”: “We are doing none of those things. We are enforcing the laws passed by Congress.” Other members of the Trump administration have acknowledged the policy shift, which makes Nielsen’s contention rather strange. AARON BLAKE
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Interior minister seeking ‘registry’ of minority group
The FBI is determined not to repeat mistakes identified in a harshly critical watchdog report on the handling of the Hillary Clinton email probe, Director Chris Wray said Monday at a congressional hearing. Wray said the FBI accepted the findings of the Office of the Inspector General and has begun making changes, including to how it handles sensitive investigations. The FBI is also reinforcing through employee training the need to avoid the appearance of political bias, a key point of criticism in the report, and has referred employees singled out in the report for possible discipline. (AP)
The Supreme Court on Monday gave a civic activist in Florida another shot at proving that his arrest at a city council meeting was in retaliation for his criticism of public officials. The court said it was ruling narrowly for Fane Lozman, whose battles with the Riviera Beach City Council are legendary. It said a lower court had been wrong to stop his retaliation lawsuit. Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said a citizen’s ability to criticize government without fear of retribution ranks “high in the hierarchy of First Amendment values.” The vote was 8 to 1, with Justice Clarence Thomas dissenting.
Italy’s hard-line interior minister is taking aim at Italy’s minority Roma community. Interior Minister Matteo Salvini told a Lombardy television station Monday that he wants to conduct a census or “registry” of Roma in Italy. Salvini, the leader of Italy’s right-wing League party, insisted later the project’s purpose wasn’t to identify individuals. “I’ve asked the ministry to prepare a dossier on the Roma question in Italy,” he said, adding that the current situation of Roma, also known as Gypsies, was “chaos” several years after a crackdown. Salvini’s remarks sparked immediate denunciations. (AP)
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Director: FBI won’t repeat mistakes noted in report
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Fane Lozman of Florida in his retaliation lawsuit against officials.
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Coach Barry Trotz didn’t get a new contract before last season, leaving him in limbo.
Trotz quits Capitals After Stanley Cup win, coach made contract demands team wasn’t willing to meet NHL Barry Trotz resigned from his job as coach of the Capitals on Monday, less than two weeks after Washington won its first Stanley Cup in franchise history. This marks just the fifth time in the past 40 years that a coach did not return to his team the season after winning the NHL championship. Trotz’s resignation ends a strange year-long saga between the Capitals and their coach. Trotz, the fifth-winningest NHL coach of all time, didn’t receive an extension before the start of last season, the final year of a four-year deal. Lacking security despite compiling the league’s best regular-season record each of the two previous seasons, he spent the year in limbo and was nearly fired twice mid-season. Winning the Stanley Cup, however, triggered a clause in Trotz’s contract that gave him an automatic two-year extension, Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan said Monday. The extension included a modest
raise on what salary-tracking site capfriendly.com lists as a $1.5 million annual salary. Incentives pushed that figure over $2 million. That still left Trotz far from the ranks of the league’s highest-paid coaches. Compared to other Stanley Cup winners, he would have been underpaid. MacLellan said in a news conference Monday that Trotz’s agent wanted a deal suitable for a “top-four or -five coach.” MacLellan said that a five-year term for Trotz was a “sticking point” because that would have kept him with the Caps for nine seasons, and “not many coaches … have that lasting ability.” Canadiens Coach Claude Julien signed a five-year, $25 million contract in the middle of last season — and Trotz was believed to have been asking for a similar deal, which would’ve meant more than doubling his salary. Toronto’s Mike Babcock is the highest-paid coach, with a $6.25 million annual salary. Chicago’s Joel Quenneville, who has won three championships, signed
Reirden an early favorite Associate head coach Todd Reirden is a favorite to become the Capitals’ next head coach, although he will have to go through an interview process. Washington refused to let Reirden interview with other teams for head coaching jobs last summer, and there was a sense that he was the coach-in-waiting if the team decided to fire Barry Trotz. I.K.
a reported three-year, $18 million extension in 2016. After Trotz won the Stanley Cup, MacLellan said that if Trotz wanted to be back, he would be back. Ultimately, the financial differences led to his resignation. “Sports is a business,” MacLellan said. “You want it to work
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out. You want it to be a game. You want it to be all fun. But 10 days after you win a Cup, we have to come here and do this. It’s not fun.” The last time a team did not retain its head coach after winning a championship was 2002, when Scotty Bowman retired after winning the Stanley Cup with Detroit. Bowman previously left Montreal in 1979 to become coach and general manager of the Buffalo Sabres. In 1994, Mike ke Keenan won the Stanley Cup with th the Rangers and then announced ed a month later he was a free agent nt because of a breach in contract ct by New York. Bob Johnson of the he Penguins died of brain cancer er in 1991 after winning the title.. Trotz is believed to be interrested in coaching next season, n, and the only current vacancy y is with the New York Islandders, a divisional opponent. Beecause the Capitals accepted d Trotz’s resignation, he is in no way restricted from coaching g next season. ISABELLE KHURSHUDYAN AN
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Track champ fights rule on testosterone South African runner Caster Semenya, the two-time Olympic gold medalist in the women’s 800 meters, was set to issue a legal challenge Monday in the Court of Arbitration for Sport against regulations that could exclude women with high natural testosterone levels from middle-distance races. Semenya, 27, is the highest-profile athlete expected to be affected by the rules that divide medical opinion. Track’s governing body, the IAAF, introduced the rules in April. Starting Nov. 1, the IAAF intends to limit entry to all international events from 400 meters through the mile. Women with elevated testosterone would have to reduce their level by using hormonal contraceptives. p (AP)
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MEN’S BASKETBALL For one last time, they were all in the same gym together. Center Bruno Fernando was on the court, muscling his way into the paint for rebounds and swinging from the rim after a thunderous dunk. Guard Kevin Huerter and coach Mark Turgeon were
sitting side by side in the stands. Together, they formed the nucleus of Maryland’s basketball program, if only for another week. This was the last day of the NBA draft combine in Chicago in May, an event that — more than any game or workout — has shaped Maryland’s roster for next season. “If Kevin and I return, we could be one of the best teams in the Big Ten,” Fernando said then. But Huerter, a projected firstround pick, stayed in the draft.
Center Bruno Fernando, left, won’t play alongside Kevin Huerter this year.
Fernando stayed in school. That left Maryland with a frontcourt anchor in Fernando, but without the leadership, length and perimeter scoring Huerter had provided for two years.
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Fernando, junior guard Anthony Cowan and sophomore guard Darryl Morsell — and a fiveplayer freshman class that will now have a bigger role. Cowan — who led the team with 15.8 points per game last season — will likely shoulder an even bigger offensive load. Fernando should help after averaging 10.3 points. The defensiveminded Morsell is looking to sharpen his shooting. Jalen Smith is the most heralded recruit in the incoming class — a five-star, 6-foot-9 forward ranked by ESPN as the 10th-best player in the 2018 class. Aaron Wiggins, a four-star wing, could crack the starting lineup.
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Kane’s header rescues England in extra time
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English captain Harry Kane scores in the first minute of stoppage time.
the international stage the predatory instinct in front of goal that has served Tottenham so well. Only two years ago, the striker failed to find the net at the 2016 European Championship, which ended in humiliation with a loss to Iceland in the last 16. Southgate has transformed the team since then. “It shows the work we have put in these last few weeks,” Walker said. “Togetherness and believing in ourselves.” At the last World Cup, England
didn’t win a game. Low expectations for this year’s overhauled team were dispelled early in Russia when Kane reacted quickly to score after John Stones’ header was saved. But England struggled to finish it off. Despite being trampled to the ground twice and not receiving a call either time, Kane remained patient and delivered in the first minute of stoppage time. “You go until the last second,” he said, “and I’m absolutely buzzing.” ROB HARRIS (AP)
The only black coach at this year’s World Cup said Monday that soccer needs more faces like his. “In European countries, in major clubs, you see lots of African players. Now we need African coaches for our continent to go ahead,” Senegal’s Aliou Cisse said. According to the Sports People’s Think Tank, there were just three minority managers among the 92 English clubs as of Sept. 1. Cisse captained Senegal when it reached the 2002 quarterfinals in its only past berth. He cited Congo’s Florent Ibenge as part of a new generation of quality African coaches. (AP)
Belgium broke loose in the second half to defeat newcomer Panama 3-0 in its opening World Cup game Monday in Sochi. Dries Mertens opened the scoring with a well-struck one-timer from just inside the penalty area after the Panamanian defense failed to clear a ball two minutes after halftime. Romelu Lukaku doubled the lead with a header in the 69th minutes on a great assist by Kevin De Bruyne. Lukaku closed the scoring with a breakaway six minutes later on a through ball by Eden Hazard. (AP)
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This is a rematch of Colombia’s 4-1 victory over Japan in the final game of group play in the last World Cup, and both rosters contain some of the same players. James Rodriguez, the top scorer in 2014 (six goals in five matches), is questionable to play for Colombia because of a calf injury.
Senegal is led by Sadio Mane, who scored 20 goals last season for Liverpool and had the fastest hat trick in Premier League history (176 seconds). Polish captain Robert Lewandowski led European qualifying with 16 goals — one more than Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo.
Russia dismissed Saudi Arabia 5-0 in its opener, but the lopsided victory failed to show how good the host team can be. Egypt is coming off a 1-0 loss to Uruguay. Superstar striker Mohamed Salah, who is still nursing a shoulder injury, didn’t play then but has been deemed “fit” for today. (AP)
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BELGIUM 3, PANAMA 0
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ENGLAND 2, TUNISIA 1 Twice wrestled to the ground during the match, England captain Harry Kane finally evaded the Tunisian defense just as time was running out. Kane found an open area of space at the far post and used his head to meet Harry Maguire’s flick-on, scoring the winning goal Monday in a 2-1 victory in Vogograd, Russia. It was relief for Kane and Gareth Southgate, who leapt into the air in delight to cap off his World Cup coaching debut. “The best teams in the world keep that belief in what they’re doing,” Southgate said, “and in the end they break the opposition down.” England shouldn’t have found it so tough in its Group G opener. Not after Kane scored early with an 11th-minute tap-in. But right back Kyle Walker committed a soft penalty that Ferjani Sassi converted for an equalizer in the 35th. Many of the fouls went against England. “Maybe there was a bit of justice at the end,” Kane said. Finally, Kane showcase showcased s d on
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Sweden got the break it needed from the video review system Monday in Nizhny Novgorod. Captain Andreas Granqvist slid his penalty kick into the bottom right corner of the net in the 65th minute to give Sweden a 1-0 win over South Korea. “I was calm. I waited for the goalie and then I put it in the corner,” said Granqvist, a central defender. South Korea substitute Kim Min-woo slid into a tackle and tripped Viktor Claesson, prompting a review by Salvadoran ref Joel Aguilar. (AP)
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All about that bass EXERCISE Depending on whom you follow on Instagram, you may have noticed an uptick in photos featuring a certain element of the female anatomy, often accompanied by a peach emoji, the new universal symbol for the derrière. Almost a quarter-century after “Buns of Steel” made its VHS debut, the obsession with having firm, toned glutes is back. Classes such as Best Butt Ever and Gluteus Maxout pepper the schedules of gyms, while concept studios targeted toward building the behind spread across the country, including Booty Barre in Seattle and Booty Works in Los Angeles. Fit-fluencers have built whole YouTube and Instagram brands on their backsides. G o n e a r e t h e w i l l o w y, flat-bottomed workout queens of the ’90s. Instead, today’s gluteus craze celebrates curves, confidence and strength. “The focus is on curves, and that appeals to everyone,” says Bec Donlan, trainer and founder of Sweat With Bec. “But I also want you to be strong.” Donlan attributes the renewed focus on glutes in part to the body positivity movement’s acceptance of curvaceous figures. She also thinks we’ve reached a more pragmatic moment in fitness. Her example: The average woman can’t transcend genetics to look like Heidi Klum — but she can create a firm behind. Stephen Pasterino, a physical
therapist turned trainer whose workout concept P.volve focuses on shaping the butt, has a similar assessment. “It’s not about being skinny right now,” he says. “People want that athletic, strong, lean look.” Building a firm behind comes with muscular benefits. “The butt and the hips are the drivers of everything you do, whether you are an athlete or not,” Pasterino says. “Without a strong butt, the chances of getting hurt are sky-high — it supports your back, it supports your hips, it drives you through motion and accelerates motion, it helps to prevent injuries in the knees, even in the shoulders.” But it isn’t done with just squats, lunges and dead lifts. Donlan says for most people, their glutes don’t always activate. To really activate them and avoid compensating with other muscles, Donlan recommends using a resistance band, which “instantly forces your body to switch on your medial glutes, the biggest part of your butt. If you make sure your glutes are firing before you lift … that will help work that muscle more.” Donlan offers these examples as glute-activating exercises: First, put a band around your ankles and do 20 sidesteps to one side, then 20 to the other. After that, move the band above your knees, get into a wide-legged stance, and squat it out. Then, do some single-leg dead lifts: Put the band under one foot, hold it with the hand on the same side, then bend and straighten. ELIZABETH KIEFER (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
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show “Corporate.” Increasingly, her mental health struggles became a recurring theme in her comedy. In her recently released half-hour special — part of Netflix’s “The Standups” — Aparna talks about what it’s like to have anxiety in
2018. While discussing depression can be helpful, she can’t say the same for her chosen profession. “The ideal you’re going for seems not necessarily healthy,” she says. “In stand-up, it’s like you’re only as good as your last set. It feels like such an arbitrary thing to pin your worth on.” But to Bhavana, comedy has allowed her to know more of her shy younger sister than she ever had before. “It was there all along,” Bhavana says. “All she did was find a way to make us able to see her full self better.” ELLEN M C CARTHY (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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COMEDY Aparna Nancherla used to walk onstage, grab the microphone and greet her audiences this way: “It’s okay, guys — I’m surprised I’m a comedian, too!” As far as the audience knew, it was a stereotype joke, a reflection on the dearth of demure-looking South Asian women wearing barrettes and print dresses in the current comedy landscape. But to her parents, that line is an essential truth. And it’s the core of their daughter’s triumph. If you had told Ananth Nancherla that his painfully shy second daughter would make a living performing hilarious 30-minute monologues in front of hundreds of people, that she would star in her own television specials and have nearly half a million online followers, he would have said, “Keep dreaming.” Yet Aparna’s inaugural standup set — performed at Tysons Corner on her 20th birthday — went surprisingly well. Her older sister, Bhavana Nancherla, came along for that comedy debut. It seemed like a quirky thing to
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“This is ridiculous, but when I read about Charles Dickens having his heart broken by Maria Beadnell, I think of ‘Sk8er Boi.’ ” @GREG_JENNER, sharing his perspective on why Charles Dickens is similar to the male subject in Avril Lavigne’s 2002 song “Sk8er Boi.” Beadnell’s father did not approve of his daughter marrying Dickens, as in the lyrics: ”She said see you later boy/ He wasn’t good enough for her.”
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PAR SCORE 160-170, BEST SCORE 229
Sudoku
MEDIUM
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You mustn’t shy away from what you know will do you good today. An offer of help can be taken seriously. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have to start the day more quickly than usual in order to free yourself up for something extraordinary later. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your routine is affected by the decisions of others today, but you mustn’t be tempted to exact any kind of revenge. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be sure to give yourself what you need today — in mind, body and spirit. Habitual behavior may not do what you want it to do; make a change. MONDAY’S SOLUTION
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You are in
danger of overreaching today; stick with what you know — and with what you can get done in the time allotted.
MONDAY’S SOLUTION
appears to be nothing more than an illusion is likely to be proven real before the day is out. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) The quality of your work may come under scrutiny today from those who claim that nothing should be quite so easy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There is more going on today than meets the eye; much of what you must deal with at home or at work is happening just beneath the surface.
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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN
90 | 78 TODAY: It’s the second straight uncomfortably hot and humid day — temperatures for most of us soar into the low to mid-90s. A cold front approaching from the north is likely to trigger storms, some of which could be intense, with heavy rain, lightning and wind gusts. Showers and storms are likely to be around in the evening.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You’ll
be taking in much more information than usual today because you are in a situation that heightens your awareness of all things. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You may find yourself traveling here and there and back again all in one day as a result of a scheduling error that you cannot undo.
PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS
AVG. HIGH: 85 RECORD HIGH: 99 AVG. LOW: 66 RECORD LOW: 51 SUNRISE: 5:42 a.m. SUNSET: 8:36 p.m.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) You can
shine a light on an issue that others must be made aware of today. Your relationships may be under strain. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You are looking for things to criticize today, but such fault-finding serves no real purpose and gives a false impression that you’re working.
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84 | 73
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82 | 70
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1865: Union troops arrive in Galveston, Texas, with news that the Civil War was over, and that all remaining slaves in Texas were free — an event celebrated to this day as “Juneteenth.”
1953: Julius Rosenberg, 35, and his wife, Ethel, 37, convicted of conspiring to pass U.S. atomic secrets to the Soviet Union, are executed at Sing Sing Prison in Ossining, N.Y.
1986: University of Maryland basketball star Len Bias, the first draft pick of the Boston Celtics, suffers a fatal cocaineinduced seizure.
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42 Noted canal
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Priest’s wear
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Partner of ranted
43 Champs Elysees turndown
Commoninterest group
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Bold poker player
44 Puts on TV
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Chilean high-rises
45 Person in distress
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Amendment dealing with punishment
Moving vehicles
13 Be king 15 Jung’s inner self 16 Give off, as fumes 17 At the summit of 18 “Sitting duck,” e.g. 19 Crazy 20 Reason why, to a seamstress?
47 What jowls might do 48 Model for a camera 49 Lack of light to a tailor? 57 Tanned thing 58 Gem State city
23 Product features
59 Much of a snake
24 London’s hrs.
60 Vicinity
25 Concerning eyesight 28 Puccini delivery 30 Light touch 33 Top rating 34 Word with “sing” or “move” 35 The loneliest number 36 Make booties on the jury? (var.) 40 Id complement 41 Cloth joiners
61 Twins of “Full House” 62 Christiania, once 63 Lacking potency 64 Transplant an orchid 65 Part of a car rescue
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Old stringed instrument
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Dashboard Confessional fans
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South African grassland (var.)
10 “Famous” cookie maker
31 Musical with “Tomorrow” 32 Nut or palm variety 34 Not quite closed 37 Esau’s dad 38 Person living near you 39 Sentimental reminder
48 One-time Toyota 49 Robert of “Jaws” 50 Bridgestone circle 51 It can come to mind 52 Hyper ending 53 Emulate Daffy duck 54 “___ of Eden”
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55 Missile “house”
46 Inquire
56 One way to burn
11 “Sweet!”
47 Grilled food
12 Warehouse as a verb
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14 Ornament on a shoulder 21 “Home of the brave” 22 Mind’s-eye picture 25 Like an old bucket 26 Zaire, once 27 Group with dues 28 Reunion goers 29 Curtain holders
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Lee household poised for awkward Thanksgiving Tommy Lee used Father’s Day to take a jab at his children on Instagram. “Sometimes I feel like I failed as a father, because my kids don’t know the value of things,” he wrote Sunday. His son Brandon Thomas Lee responded with multiple posts, including a since-deleted video of his father apparently unconscious after the two fought in March. (EXPRESS)
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TMZ: Locklear at hospital after threatening suicide Heather Locklear was taken to a hospital for a psychological evaluation Sunday after a family member said the actress threatened to kill herself, TMZ reported. Locklear had been agitated earlier in the day, a source told TMZ, and she reportedly got violent with her parents after they came to her Ventura County, Calif., home. (EXPRESS)
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Meghan Markle’s father, Thomas Markle, told ITV on Monday that Prince Harry wants to give President Trump the benefit of the doubt. “I was complaining about not liking Donald Trump,” Thomas Markle said, recalling a conversation they had over the phone. “He said, ‘Give Donald Trump a chance.’ I sort of disagreed with that.” Harry’s press office declined to comment on the interview. (AP)
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OK, Vanessa must’ve just been checking for ticks Jake Gyllenhaal had a “cozy” lunch with “The Crown’s” Vanessa Kirby on Friday in New York, Page Six reported. “It was touchyfeely,” a Page Six source said. “She was touching his hair.” But another source clarified that Kirby is dating actor Callum Turner and downplayed Friday’s interaction, saying the actress is just “a very tactile person.” (EXPRESS)
“Bachelor in Paradise’s” Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon got engaged Sunday, according to People. Haibon popped the question on a beach in Mexico, where the show’s fifth season is filming. The couple announced last month that they were dating, after Haibon previously rejected Iaconetti during Season 2 of “Bachelor in Paradise” in 2015. But later, sparks flew during a weekend they spent in Virginia for a charity event Iaconetti was planning, with Haibon previously telling People: “That was such a different experience being with someone in the show and in real life.” (EXPRESS)
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