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What the Space Age taught us: There’s no place like home

Dual crises Iran, N. Korea loom as Pompeo heads to Asia and the Middle East 6

Scandal deepens After being raided by the FBI, Evans faces a D.C. Council inquiry 4

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In the half-century since the Apollo 11 moon landing, humans have learned just how incompatible our bodies are for long space travel — and that Earth is by far the best place for us 9

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How Jill Ellis revamped the U.S. team to chase another World Cup 13

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Squirrel is rescued from manhole cover only to die of embarrassment

This is what happens when baggage handlers double as flight attendants

Sometimes putting no thought at all into something actually does pay off

Firefighters, police and a veterinary clinic combined forces to rescue a red squirrel that had gotten its tiny head stuck in a manhole cover in the western German city of Dortmund.

Dortmund’s fire department said Friday that it responded Thursday morning to a call about the rodent in peril. Initial attempts to free the animal were unsuccessful, so the entire manhole cover was removed and taken to a nearby veterinary clinic. Vets used anesthetic to calm the squirrel and then freed it. It is expected to be released into the wild soon. (AP)

Air Canada said Sunday it’s looking into how crew members could have disembarked from a plane in Toronto without noticing a sleeping passenger who was left behind. “I think I’m having a bad dream bc like seriously how is this happening!!?!” Tiffani Adams recounted in a June 19 Facebook post sent by her friend,= Deanna Noel-Dale.

Adams said that her phone died shortly after she woke up and she eventually had to open the cabin door and yell for ground crew on the tarmac to come and let her down. (AP)

Turns out zero can be a lucky number. North Carolina’s state lottery Saturday said it set a record payout — $7.8 million — after the winning numbers in a Pick 4 game came back “0-00-0.” About 1,000 tickets at $1 were sold and will pay out at $5,000. Another 1,000 tickets were sold for 50 cents, and they will pay out at $2,500. Lottery officials said winners should expect “extended waiting times” when picking up their prizes. The previous record was $7.5 million in 2012, when the winning Pick 4 numbers were “1-1-1-1.” (AP)

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Area bids goodbye to 107.3

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Jack Diamond, left, in the “Jack Diamond Morning Show” studio. The longtime show’s last day was May 31.

music piped in from Rocklin, Calif., took Mix 107.3 off the air a few months after it bought the channel from longtime owner Cumulus Media Inc. Joseph Miller, a vice president at K-LOVE, said the station never considered keeping Diamond’s show.

Longtime radio programmer Steve Allan called the station a “legendary set of call letters” and said its demise marks the end of an era.

Diamond, who scored his first job as a full-time radio show host in the D.C. area at age 16, wants to keep doing what he loves in

the city he loves. He hopes to relaunch the “Jack Diamond Morning Show” on another local station.

For now, some are struggling to process the change.

University of Virginia student Cara McClure, 19, said she still has Mix 107.3 programmed as a set station in her car. Driving to and from school and to the pool where she works as a lifeguard, she sometimes forgets the “Jack Diamond Show” is over, and “reflexively” hits the button.

“Then it’s gospel music and it makes me so sad,” McClure said.

Sonora Bostian-Posner, 33,

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who grew up in Leesburg, Va., said Mix 107.3 conjured summer drives to a favorite fishing lake.

She remembered sitting on the maroon seats of her mother’s car as her parents navigated, listening to the station and feeling pure “contentment.”

Bostian-Posner, now a resident of Arlington, said she will miss Diamond’s personality.

“Those memories associated with it are more than just music, it was also the intros and outros of the station,” she said.

“That personal element is going away.” HANNAH NATANSON

Over the weekend, Papa John’s premiered a commercial featuring Nationals ace Max Scherzer and Capitals star Alex Ovechkin — and their ideas for pizza specials. In the ad, Scherzer, who has one blue eye and one brown eye, suggests a deal for orders with two different pizzas.

Ovechkin proposes a deal for a pizza with a piece missing, before flashing his toothless grin. Local Papa John’s locations are offering specials named after both athletes — but not the ideas they suggested. (TWP)

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MEDIA On summer evenings in his early 20s, worried by the challenges of adulthood, Christian Hamaker would slip outside, pop a cigar in his mouth and switch on his Walkman radio. He’d turn the dial to the D.C.-based channel Mix 107.3. He’d stroll through his neighborhood in Vienna for an hour or so, puffing and listening.

“When you’re at that stage of life, [and] I was single at that time, you’re thinking about, ‘What’s next for me?” Hamaker said. “So I’d listen to a lot of radio, a lot of Mix 107.3. They’d play a lot of love songs, get you thinking about marriage.”

Hamaker married a few years later — now 48, he has a wife and four children. He never stopped listening to Mix 107.3, which offered adult contemporary music and a morning talk show, the “Jack Diamond Morning Show,” whose final airing was May 31.

A Washington-area staple, Mix 107.3 last month ended its 30-year run after a buyout. A nonprofit known as K-LOVE that broadcasts contemporary Christian

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Ward 2 D.C. Council member set to lose committee chair role as scandal continues POLITICS Federa l agents on F riday searched the home of D.C. Council member Jack Evans, D-Ward 2, a day after the disclosure of a confidential memo that says Evans “repeatedly and proactively” used his position as chairman of the Metro board to help a company that was secretly paying him $50,000 per year.

Within hours of the conclusion of the FBI search, Council Chairman Phil Mendelson, D, announced that he would seek to strip Evans of his position as chairman of the council’s finance and revenue committee and appoint a panel to investigate him.

“It is imperative that public officials maintain high ethical standards,” Mendelson said.

The federal and local actions signaled a turning point for D.C.’s longest-serving elected official.

An ally of developers and the business community, Evans has served on the council for 28 years.

Months of defenses against questions about conflicts between Evans’ consulting business and his lawmaker role began to crumble after The Washington Post on Thursday published a 20-page memo summarizing the findings of an outside law firm hired by the Metro board to investigate those conflicts.

Evans said by late afternoon Thursday that he would resign from the Metro board — while keeping his council seat.

Among its findings, the Metro investigation said Evans knowingly violated the board’s ethics rules by taking official actions that would benefit his personal friend, Rusty Lindner, and Lindner’s company, Colonial Parking.

Evans shared Metro ridership information with Lindner and repeatedly spurred the agency’s inspector general to investigate a rival company. At the same time, a consulting firm owned

by Evans collected a $50,000 annual fee from Lindner’s company that Evans did not disclose, the investigation found.

A federal grand jury has subpoenaed documents from Evans

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Council decries Evans after FBI raid A key email exchange D.C. Council member Jack Evans, D-Ward 2, emailed Metro’s inspector general Geoffrey Cherrington in 2017 requesting an investigation into procurements involving LAZ Parking, a rival to his personal client Colonial Parking. “To me, where there’s smoke, there’s often fire,” he wrote. Minutes after receiving an affirmative response, Evans forwarded it to the CEO of Colonial, emails show. (TWP)

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Shooting investigation could take many months

D.C. won’t target migrant families

Officials in Virginia Beach said Thursday that they have no time frame for when the investigation into last month’s mass shooting will be completed. The city said in a statement that investigations of similar shootings have taken six to 10 months to finish. Officials said they have conducted more than 300 interviews and executed 20 search warrants so far. (AP)

The D.C. police said Friday on Twitter that the department will not enforce civil immigration laws, a statement that appeared to suggest opposition to federal plans to begin rounding up migrant families who have received deportation orders.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said in a statement on Friday that President Trump’s threats of raids nationwide are “cruel and antithetical to our American values.” (TWP)

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METRO MEMORIAL | Elizabeth Wherley Regan, center left, hugs Tawanda Brown, left, during a memorial ceremony on Saturday, 10 years after the 2009 Red Line crash that killed nine people. Brown’s daughter Lavonda King and Wherley’s parents, Ann and David Wherley, were among the victims. Photos of victims hung from the New Hampshire Avenue bridge in Northeast D.C., over the Red Line tracks. Some attendees said they were at peace with the loss, while others said they hope the transit system is improving. (TWP)

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and his consulting clients, and from the council and office of D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser, D. By last Friday, Evans could no longer avoid condemnation by elected colleagues.

“This is straight-up corruption.

I don’t know how else to view it,” said council member Mary Cheh, D-Ward 3. Cheh, who has served with Evans for 12 years, said she felt “a deep sense of betrayal” after reading the memo.

On Friday, 10 of the council’s 13 members said they would vote to strip Evans of committee leadership. Lawmakers on Friday stopped short of calling for Evans’ resignation from the council, saying their investigation should play out first. PETER

Metro police open investigation after officer uses Taser on unarmed man

Charlottesville attacker seeks shorter sentence The avowed white supremacist who plowed his car into protesters opposing a white nationalist rally in Virginia in 2017, killing one and injuring dozens, has asked a judge for mercy and a sentence shorter than life in prison. Lawyers for the defendant on Friday cited his age, a traumatic childhood and a history of mental illness. He’s set to be sentenced on June 28. (AP)

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LGBTQ advocates push for services outside D.C. HEALTH After Ashanti Carmon and Zoe Spears were found gunned down in the Maryland town of Fairmount Heights, transgender advocates from D.C. stepped in to mourn.

D.C. is known for its large LGBTQ community and the many resources available to them, from health care to housing to employment support. But in Prince George’s County, advocacy groups focused on LGBTQ issues are few and far between, community members say. Unlike D.C., which has a city government office dedicated to LGBTQ affairs, Prince George’s has none.

In counties across Maryland and Virginia, LGBTQ-focused advocacy and government programs continue to lag far behind the District, said Ruby Corado, executive director of LGBTQ outreach center Casa Ruby.

Carmon and Spears knew each other and were commercial sex workers on occasion, but authorities haven’t uncovered any evidence that their deaths are linked or related to gender, said Prince George’s County Police Chief Hank Stawinski. But to LGBTQ advocates, the deaths of Carmon and Spears symbolize dangers

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Recent deaths prompt counties in Md. and Va. to revisit their resources

Members of the local LGBTQ community gathered earlier this year to mourn Ashanti Carmon, a transgender woman shot to death in March.

Another incident D.C. police are investigating an incident Tuesday in Northeast D.C. as a possible hate crime. Emmelia Talarico, a 30-year-old transgender woman and LGBTQ activist, told her housemates she had been attacked at a grocery store near their home by a group that used homophobic slurs and pushed her as she walked, then later threatened her at her home. (TWP)

faced by transgender women of color, particularly those who rely on sex work to survive.

“In Prince George’s, there’s really been no advocacy on LGBT issues,” Corado said. Residents, she said, “are fed up because they see people are dying.”

County officials acknowledged

the problem Friday. Prince George’s County Council member Jolene Ivey, D-District 5, said the county wants to do more, but that the resources aren’t there.

Police have ramped up patrols of areas used by sex workers, and vacant houses, where prostitution often occurs, are being boarded up, Fairmount Heights Police Chief Stephen R. Watkins said.

But Watkins said local leaders need to focus on factors driving transgender women into sex work.

“There’s a variety of reasons they’re on the street,” he said.

“They’re homeless, their parents or families pushed them out because of their transition. . . . Trying to address all of these problems is extreme for D.C. alone, much less for a small town like ours.” SAMANTHA SCHMIDT (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Effort launches to honor slain reporters A foundation helmed by the chair of the parent company of Maryland’s Capital Gazette newspapers is leading a coalition aiming to build a Fallen Journalists Memorial in D.C., according to a CNN report. The coalition plans to raise funds and advocate for a bill with bipartisan support to honor reporters who died on the job, CNN reported. (EXPRESS) Northern Virginia businessman Todd Hitt sentenced to six years for cheating investors of $20 million

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Pompeo confronts dual crises Secretary heads abroad combative toward Iran, optimistic on N. Korea

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appears to be optimistic about denuclearization talks, but not about Iran.

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Black man’s conviction tossed over racial bias The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday threw out the murder conviction and death sentence for a black man in Mississippi because of a prosecutor’s efforts to keep African Americans off the jury. The removal of black prospective jurors deprived Curtis Flowers of a fair trial, the court said in a 7-2 decision. (AP) HAWAII JACQUELYN MARTIN (POOL VIA AP)

MIDDLE EAST Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is confronting two crises that will likely define his legacy, as he starts an overseas trip with talks on Iran and will end it focusing on North Korea.

While Pompeo sounded optimistic about resuming negotiations with North Korea, which already has an arsenal of nuclear weapons, his rhetoric remained downbeat and abrasive toward Iran, which does not have any nuclear arms yet.

Soaring fears of a military confrontation between the U.S. and Iran have changed the character and timing of Pompeo’s trip that was supposed to have featured him talking trade with India, then joining President Trump at the end of the week in Japan and South Korea.

But stops in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were added at the last minute, after Trump said he had canceled a military strike on Iran to avoid the loss of life.

Pompeo, who last year issued a list of 12 sweeping demands for change in Iran, shows no signs of softening his outreach to the Islamic Republic. He began his travels lashing out at Tehran, belittling its explanation of why it downed a U.S. drone last week as “childlike” and not worthy of belief.

He specifically swatted down reports he said had originated

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in Iran, suggesting the U.S. was already withdrawing its troops in the region and making peace overtures to Iran through the Omanis.

Pompeo said his talks with the Saudi and UAE rulers will focus on corralling other countries into a coalition that “is prepared to push back against the world’s largest state sponsor of terror.”

Even as Pompeo has meetings with Iran’s neighbors, who share his assessment, the Trump administration is expected to impose more sanctions today.

Pompeo declined to identify what the new sanctions would be, other than characterizing them as “significant.”

Pompeo said the goal is to

Saudi airport attacked One person was killed and seven others were wounded in an attack

by Iranian-allied Yemeni rebels on Saudi Arabia’s airport in Abha on Sunday evening, the Saudi military said, as the U.S. secretary of state was on his way to the country for talks on Iran. The attack by the Houthis was the second in less than two weeks. They launched a cruise missile at the airport June 12. (AP)

“deny Iran the resources to foment terror, to build out their nuclear weapon system, to build out their missile program. We are going to deny them the resources they need to do that.”

Like Trump, Pompeo said the

U.S. is prepared to negotiate.

Despite his list of demands last year, Pompeo now says the offer comes “with no preconditions.”

In contrast to his remarks on Iran, Pompeo sounded optimistic about the prospects for resuming talks with North Korea.

Though talks have stalemated since Trump walked away from a summit with Kim Jong Un in Hanoi in February, Pompeo confirmed that Trump had sent a written response to a letter Kim sent Trump recently.

“I’m hopeful that this will provide a good foundation for us to begin to continue these important discussions with the North Koreans to denuclearize the peninsula,” Pompeo said.

Plane in skydiving crash involved in 2016 mishap A skydiving plane that crashed in Hawaii on Oahu island’s north shore on Friday, killing 11 people, was involved in a terrifying midair incident three years ago in Northern California that prompted the 14 skydivers aboard to jump earlier than planned to safety, according to government investigative records. No one aboard survived the Hawaii crash. (AP) MIDDLE EAST

White House unveils $50B Palestinian plan The Trump administration on Saturday unveiled a $50 billion Palestinian investment and infrastructure proposal intended to power its still unreleased “deal of the century” Middle East peace plan. The scheme calls for a mix of public and private financing and intends to create at least 1 million new jobs for Palestinians. (AP)

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U.S. women will soon have another drug option designed to boost low sex drive: a shot they can give themselves in the thigh or abdomen that raises sexual interest for several hours. The medication OK’d Friday by the Food and Drug Administration is only the second approved to increase sexual desire in women, a market drugmakers have been trying to cultivate since the blockbuster success of Viagra for men in the late 1990s. The other drug is a daily pill. (AP) China’s Qu Dongyu elected as U.N.’s new Food and Agriculture Organization general director

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A half-century since astronauts first walked on the moon, the fantasy of human expansion into space has been tempered by scientific reality.

Earth: The best of all worlds Humanity’s experience in space tells us Mars is no sure backup plan

SCIENCE Mars was supposed to be next.

Surely the moon was just a steppingstone in the conquest of space.

Half a century after Apollo 11, we have been forced again and again to recalibrate our expectations.

The exploration of deep space by flesh-and-blood human beings no longer looks inevitable. It doesn’t look especially affordable under plausible government budgets in the post-Space Race era, and private-sector dreams may never quite pencil out, as they say.

Space travel remains dangerous; the catastrophic loss of two space shuttle crews proved that.

There’s also been a more subtle revelation from half a century’s experience with spaceflight.

Going into space has given us a greater appreciation of our connection to the Earth.

The human body goes haywire

when hurled into space and away from the familiar environment of the Earth’s surface. We learned this by doing it. And our innate terrestrial nature is both biological and psychological: Astronauts in orbit spend a lot of their free time looking out the window, toward home.

Maybe the most important thing we’ve learned from the Space Age is that we’re Earthlings.

When astronaut Scott Kelly went into orbit in 2015 for a nearly yearlong mission, his immune system initially went bonkers. It acted as if under attack by a virus. At the cellular level, his body was screaming: Where’s the gravity?

The fluids in his body wound up in the wrong places, an occupational hazard for astronauts.

The effects include insomnia and blurred vision. And although his genetic code didn’t change, his gene expression — the creation of proteins that are the workhorses of the body — did undergo pronounced changes, with some genes turning off and

Mars? Don’t count on it.

Although SpaceX’s Elon Musk sees Mars as a fixer-upper planet, it would take a heck of a lot of fixin’.

That’s the message from the other tycoon with a space company — Jeff Bezos, founder of Blue Origin and owner of The Washington Post.

Bezos favors the gradual migration of heavy industry into space, so that Earth can become a protected sanctuary. He said in 2016: “Think about it: no whiskey, no bacon, no swimming pools, no oceans, no hiking, no urban centers. Eventually, Mars might be amazing. But that’s a long way in the future.” (TWP)

others turning on.

While Scott orbited the Earth, his twin brother, Mark, went about his business on the surface, pausing to let researchers sample his blood, urine, etc., for comparison with his sibling in space. NASA said its Twins Study revealed no showstoppers — nothing that would prevent an eventual human mission to Mars.

But the study provided a

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reminder that space travel is brutal on human bodies, which are adapted for life on this particular planet. Our bones lose density.

Muscles can atrophy. Astronauts have to exercise two hours a day to keep from wasting away.

Then there’s radiation. Earth’s magnetic field protects the International Space Station from much of the radiation of space. But an astronaut journeying to Mars would not have that protection and would be particularly vulnerable to “cosmic rays,” which are elementary particles of galactic origin that travel at nearly the speed of light and could potentially cause cancer, genetic damage and acute radiation sickness.

Human psychology is another area of concern for NASA. Scott Kelly could look out a window and see the Earth. He could call home. He could be in touch, in real time. But a one-way trip to Mars would take at least six months — and probably longer. A radio signal between the spacecraft and the Earth would take minutes to travel across the interplanetary distances, rendering a

normal conversation impossible.

“It’s a certainty when people go to Mars [that] some of those people are going to suffer major psychiatric symptoms because that’s just the nature of the way people are,” said Twins Study co-author Andrew Feinberg of Johns Hopkins University.

The most passionate advocates for space exploration say we have no alternative. They see it as an existential imperative, because bad things can happen to good planets (ask the dinosaurs that didn’t have a backup plan 66 million years ago when a giant rock hit the Earth).

The late Stephen Hawking was among the smart folks saying we need a fallback option. “Although the chance of disaster to planet Earth in a given year may be quite low, it adds up over time, and becomes a near certainty in the next 1,000 or 10,000 years,” Hawking said, according to a November 2016 Newsweek article. “By that time, we should have spread out into space and to other stars, so a disaster on Earth would not mean the end of the human race.”

Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, has said the central purpose of his company is to create a human civilization on Mars so that we can be a two-planet species. He is not talking about a mere Antarctica-style research outpost: He wants to build cities on Mars, a completely self-sustaining civilization, which would preserve humanity in case something dire happened to Earth.

Scott Kelly has no delusions about Mars as a potential mulligan: “It will always be easier to take care of this planet than to make Mars into another Earth.

It is not our lifeboat.”

If there’s one thing that science has told us again and again — and this is a deeply humbling message — it’s that the universe is not about us.

What’s certain is that, in the foreseeable future, there’s no plausible do-over for Earth.

That’s what we learned from going into space. JOEL ACHENBACH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Columnist alleges Trump raped her WASHINGTON E. Jean Carroll, a New Yorkbased writer and longtime women’s advice columnist, accused President Trump of sexually assaulting her more than two decades ago in a dressing room of a upscale Manhattan department store, an episode detailed in a book excerpt published Friday in New York Magazine.

In an interview on Friday, Carroll, 75, reiterated the allegations, saying that during a chance encounter with the then-real estate developer at Bergdorf Goodman in late 1995 or early 1996, Trump attacked her in a dressing room.

She said he knocked her head against a wall, pulled down her tights and briefly penetrated her before she pushed him off and ran out.

A friend of Carroll’s said that she described the incident to her shortly after it occurred.

In a statement released Friday night, Trump said that it never happened and that he did not know Carroll.

On Saturday, Trump compared the accusation to the claims of sexual assault that roiled Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the

“I blamed myself and I was silent and I felt guilty. I beat up myself terrible.”

E. JEAN CARROLL, saying Friday that she hopes that telling her story “will empower women to come forward”

Supreme Court in 2018.

“People have to be careful because they are playing with very dangerous territory,” Trump said. “When they do that, and it’s happening more and more, when you look at what happened to Justice Kavanaugh and you look at what happened to others, you can’t do that for the sake of publicity.”

When asked about a photograph published by New York Magazine that shows Trump from behind with his former wife Ivana and chatting with Carroll, Trump was dismissive.

Carroll’s accusation adds to those of at least 15 other women who have said Trump groped or kissed them without their consent. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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nation+world Four officials are killed as gunmen stage a pair of attacks on U.S. ally ETHIOPIA A failed coup attempt by a renegade general in one of Ethiopia’s largest regional states resulted in the death of four officials, including the national army’s chief of staff and the president of the region, the government announced Sunday.

On Saturday evening, gunmen attacked an executive meeting of the Amhara regional state in the city of Bahir Dar, killing its president, Ambachew Mekonnen, and his top adviser and grievously injuring the regional attorney general.

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Hours later, in the capital Addis Ababa, the bodyguard of army chief of staff Gen. Seare Mekonnen opened fire on him, killing the general and an associate.

Government spokeswoman Bilene Seyoum blamed the attack on a recently amnestied brigadier general, Asaminew Tsige, who had been imprisoned for his political views by the previous government several years before.

She said most of the perpetrators, including Seare’s bodyguard, were in custody and operations were underway to sweep up the remaining accomplices.

The Amhara region was “currently under 100 percent control,” she said.

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In an image from video Sunday, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed describes the attempted coup.

The brigadier general remained at large, according to two officials who spoke to The Associated Press on condition

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Bikers bid goodbye to 7 killed in crash The annual Blessing of the Bikes ceremony in Columbia, N.H., on Sunday became a mourning event for about 400 people who gathered to pay tribute to seven bikers killed in a devastating crash. On Friday, a pickup truck towing a flatbed trailer collided with a group of 10 motorcycles in the small town of Randolph, N.H., killing seven and injuring others. The cause of the crash is under investigation. (AP)

of anonymity.

Ethiopia, Africa’s secondlargest country by population, is a key U.S. ally in the fight against terrorism in the Horn of Africa and an important source of stability in the restive region.

The country’s politics have undergone a dramatic change over the past year, with the arrival of a new reformist prime minister who has invited back exiled opposition politicians and guerrilla groups and freed thousands of political prisoners.

The new freedoms, however, have allowed long-simmering tensions to rise to the surface, and millions have been displaced in ethnic-based land conflicts around the country. PAUL SCHEMM

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Opposition candidate becomes Istanbul mayor Opposition candidate for mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, celebrated a landmark win Sunday that broke the hold President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s party had on leading Turkey’s largest city. The election was a repeat after Imamoglu narrowly won a March 31 election, but the result was annulled. (AP)

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Sudan’s protest movement accepted an Ethiopian roadmap for a civilian-led transitional government, a spokesman said Sunday. The country’s military rulers did not immediately commit to the plan. Ethiopia has led diplomatic efforts to bring the protest and military leaders back to the negotiating table, after a crackdown against the pro-democracy movement led to a collapse in talks earlier this month. (AP) SUN RETHY KUN (AFP/GETTY IMAGES)

PRESIDENT TRUMP, in an interview on CBS’ “Face the Nation.” Trump declined to say if he’ll direct the FBI to investigate Saudi Arabia’s killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, suggesting Saudi purchases of U.S. arms are more important to him.

SIHANOUKVILLE, CAMBODIA | Rescue workers use earthmovers Sunday to clear debris as they search for victims after the collapse of a building under construction in Sihanoukville. At least 19 workers were killed and 24 injured when the building, which doubled as the workers’ housing, collapsed early Saturday. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Sunday that he was heading to the site to oversee the rescue operation.

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Tent collapse during ceremony kills at least 14 At least 14 people died and 50 others were injured when a large tent collapsed during a Hindu ceremony in India’s Rajasthan state Sunday. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his concern, and an investigation has been ordered.

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IMMIGRATION President Trump abruptly suspended his threat to deport “millions” of undocumented immigrants, demanding that Democrats and Republicans forge a plan to stanch the record flows of asylum-seeking families across the southern border into the U.S. Trump had announced the raids last Monday in a surprise tweet that ignited a frenzy of

fear in immigrant communities nationwide and drew criticism from law enforcement and elected officials in California, New York and other states. Then, in a move that has become a hallmark of his chaotic presidency, he reversed the plan in a tweet Saturday mere hours before the raids were set to begin Sunday.

Trump tweeted that he had “delayed the Illegal Immigration Removal Process (Deportation) for two weeks to see if the Democrats and Republicans can get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and

Loophole problems at the Southern Border.”

“If not, Deportations start!” he warned.

In his tweet, Trump said “Democrats” had asked him to hold off on the raids. According to a person familiar with the call, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., called Trump on Friday night and asked him to call off the raids. They spoke for about 10 minutes.

Democratic lawmakers celebrated the decision. In a tweet, Pelosi wrote that the delay “is

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President Trump had announced a bid to deport “millions” of migrants.

welcome.”

“Families belong together,” she tweeted.

Trump’s 11th-hour reversal and warning to Democrats mirrored his strategy earlier this month to push the Mexican government to launch a crackdown on Central American migrants passing through that country en route to the U.S., postponing for 45 days his threat to impose tariffs. Since the June 7 agreement, Mexican troops have deployed on the country’s borders and arrested more migrants.

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After early exit from the 2016 Olympics, coach was tasked with restructuring team WORLD CUP The U.S. women’s national soccer team humming through the World Cup is notable for boundless depth, waves of first-class forwards and hearty experience.

There are famous players, rising figures and an unapologetic swagger that irks opponents.

But behind the scenes — quietly, firmly and armed with a dry sense of humor while her band stacks up goals, victories and endorsements — coach Jill Ellis has helped define the world’s top-ranked team.

In charge since May 2014, Ellis will equal April Heinrichs’ program record for matches coached (124) today when the Americans play Spain in the round of 16 in Reims, France.

She is the only woman to guide the United States to a World Cup title. If she were to repeat the feat July 7 in Lyon, Ellis would become the first person to coach a team to two World Cup crowns since Vittorio Pozzo led the Italian men to glory in 1934 and 1938.

Expectations surrounding the U.S. juggernaut are stratospheric. As forward Carli Lloyd said last week, “Anything less [than a championship] is considered a failure in everyone’s eyes.”

If the U.S. falls short, Ellis

would receive a large share of the blame, despite a 98-7-18 overall record going into today’s game.

Even if the United States triumphs again, Ellis might decide to leave for fresh opportunities.

Given her experience and success, she would certainly draw interest from national federations and clubs in Europe upgrading their women’s operations.

“The résumé speaks for itself,” defender Ali Krieger said.

Ellis, 52, is English by birth but moved with her family to Northern Virginia as a teenager. Her father, John, was a well-traveled coach who contributed to the rise of youth soccer in the D.C. area.

Jill starred at Fairfax’s Robinson Secondary School, Braddock Road Youth Club and William & Mary before entering the coaching profession. She was an NCAA assistant at Maryland and Virginia, and head coach at Illinois and UCLA. “To be in the position I am in, I truly think if I had stayed in England, I am not sure I would be in coaching,” she said. “At the time, it was not even a career path; it was a rare career path in the States.”

After the 2016 Olympics disappointment, Ellis restructured the roster, instituting a three-player front line supported by three

Today’s other World Cup match: Sweden vs. Canada, 3 p.m. (FS1)

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Jill Ellis is the only woman to coach the U.S. to a World Cup title. The last coach to lead a team to two crowns was Italy’s Vittorio Pozzo in the 1930s.

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France 2, Brazil 1

France survived a tense extra-time knockout match against Brazil and advanced to the quarterfinals when Amandine Henry, above right, redirected Amel Majri’s free kick for a tiebreaking goal in the 107th minute of a 2-1 victory Sunday. The World Cup hosts will play the United States or Spain on Friday. (AP)

England 3, Cameroon 0

Steph Houghton scored on a rare free kick to set England on its way to a 3-0 victory over Cameroon on Sunday, clinching a place in the quarterfinals. Decisions based on VAR frustrated Cameroon’s players, who at times looked like they might refuse to play in protest. (AP)

midfielders with an emphasis on playing fast, attractive soccer.

Julie Ertz, a back-line stalwart, transitioned to defensive midfield. Crystal Dunn shifted from attacker to left back. Lloyd, hero of the 2015 final, took a reserve role. Young players, such as the Washington Spirit’s Mallory Pugh and Rose Lavelle, were integrated.

Now the U.S. is a surging unit at a peak moment: nine consecutive victories and seven straight shutouts. After deploying everyone on the roster in the group stage, except the two backup goalkeepers, and starting just three players in all three games, Ellis will bring a fresh squad to Stade AugusteDelaune. It’s also a set of players who have embraced her plan and committed to the mission.

“The players have stood a tough test,” she said. “It’s like comparing children, in terms of [U.S.] teams, but the qualities of this team are pretty special.” STEVEN GOFF (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Johan Camargo delivered a two-run, pinch-hit homer off Tanner Rainey, above, in the 10th inning Sunday and the visiting Braves beat the Nationals 4-3.

Juan Soto homered for the Nationals, who have lost two in a row following a five-game win streak. Unbeaten since April 18 and sporting an 8-1 record, Atlanta’s Mike Soroka threw two scoreless innings before being struck in the right arm by a pitch from Austin Voth in the third. Soroka was removed from the game as a precaution.

Voth, recalled from Double-A Harrisburg before the game, gave up two runs and four hits in six innings. In his third career start, the rookie notched seven strikeouts.

Victor Robles wasn’t in Washington’s starting lineup but pinch hit in the sixth inning after leaving Saturday’s game due to dehydration. (AP)

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Japan’s basketball community glows WIZARDS The Japanese basketball community erupted in excitement as the Wizards chose Gonzaga’s Rui Hachimura with the No. 9 pick Thursday, making him the first person from Japan chosen in the first round of the NBA draft.

“Rui is just a huge game-

changer,” said Chris Sasaki, a basketball analyst who played in a Japanese pro league.

Only two Japanese players have appeared in the NBA regular season: Yuta Tabuse for Phoenix in 2004-05 and Yuta Watanabe, who debuted for Memphis last season.

Tabuse told Nikkan Sports that to have a first-round pick from Japan was a “near miracle.”

Watanabe, a former George Washington star, said “this will

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Rui Hachimura averaged 19.7 points and 6.5 rebounds per game this year at Gonzaga.

be extremely significant for Japan’s basketball world, and will mean a lot to the World Cup this summer and the Olympics [in Tokyo] next year.”

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people would look at him “in a weird way” and didn’t believe it was possible for someone from Japan. He said it’s surreal to see Hachimura’s opportunity.

“This just paradigm shift,” Sasaki said. “Now so many boys

The Wizards completed a trade Thursday night with the 76ers for wing Jonathon Simmons as well as the rights to the 42nd pick, Tennessee forward Admiral Schofield, for cash considerations.

Washington also agreed to a contract with Virginia Tech point guard Justin Robinson, who went undrafted but impressed Wizards executives. CANDACE BUCKNER (TWP)

and I think girls would think of the NBA or WNBA as realistic goals.”

H ach i mu r a , a 6 -fo ot- 8 , 230-pound forward, was born in Toyama to a Japanese mother and a Beninese father. SIMON DENYER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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With the 25th pick in the draft, the Capitals on Friday chose center Connor McMichael, 18. The Canadian McMichael is coming off a breakout season, recording 36 goals and 36 assists in 67 games for the Ontario Hockey League’s London Knights, coached by Dale Hunter, who played 12 seasons with the Capitals. McMichael (5-foot-11, 174 pounds) is expected to play with the Knights next season and potentially the one after that, too. He patterned his game after Sean Monahan and Bo Horvat. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Elena Delle Donne scored eight of her 21 points in a game-changing 14-0 run to start the second half and the Mystics rolled to an 89-73 win over the Atlanta Dream on Sunday.

Kristi Toliver and reserve Tianna Hawkins added 17 points apiece for the Mystics (7-3), who won their third straight on a four-game road trip. Delle Donne also had 10 rebounds. Toliver hit three 3s, pushing her career total to 581, ninth in league history. Tiffany Hayes led the Dream (2-7) with 18 points. Washington, the league’s leader in points (85.6) and 3s per game (9.13), shot 46% overall and made 10 of 29 3-pointers. (AP)

Britain’s Andy Murray completed a fairytale return from hip surgery by winning the Queen’s Club doubles title with Feliciano Lopez, who ended Sunday with two titles after earlier winning the singles title as well. The Spaniard is the first man to win both titles at the grass-court tournament in London since Mark Philippoussis in 1997. Murray and Lopez defeated Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury 7-6 (6), 5-7, 10-5 in the doubles final — not long after Lopez outlasted Gilles Simon 6-2, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (2) in singles. Murray, 32, capped a remarkable week 146 days after undergoing what he hopes was career-saving hip surgery. (AP)

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TELEVISION The fourth season of “The Detour” debuted last week, with things getting increasingly outrageous since the show premiered in 2016. The TBS comedy follows a family of four that went on vacation and unintentionally found themselves on the run from the law, after which the plot became far too twisty and convoluted (for comedic effect) to spell out entirely. When star Natalie Zea hears that a reporter has binged the new season in two sittings, she quips, “That’s a lot of ‘Detour’ at once. Are you OK?” That might make the sitcom sound like shock comedy, but it’s actually one of the most profamily stories that exists in a television landscape peppered with

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Russell Crowe plays Roger Ailes in this limited series about the rise and influence of Fox News, with a cast that also includes Naomi Watts, Seth MacFarlane and Sienna Miller. (EXPRESS)

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“Toy Story 4” brought the domestic box office to life with a $118 million opening weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday, but the Pixar film’s belowexpectations debut didn’t quell continuing concerns about a rocky summer movie season. The film, which had been projected to make $140 million-plus, still ranks as the fourth-highest animated movie opening ever. The weekend’s No. 2 film, the horror remake “Child’s Play,” also opened below expectations with $14.1 million. (AP) Deadline: James Marsden in talks for CBS All Access adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Stand”

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Older priest Father Francisco is jealous of popular Father Anthony, whom he calls “pious, young and hot,” and whose lips he describes as “so glossy.”

To bolster his image, Father Francisco hires a gang of oddballs with a knack for creating horror movie props to stage an exorcism. He figures if he can drive out (fake) evil spirits,

he’ll be a star and Father Anthony will be forgotten.

That cuckoo plot is the kickoff for “Los Espookys,” a six-episode HBO comedy (11 p.m. Fridays). Its co-creators (and stars) are three humorists with Latinx roots. Julio Torres, a “Saturday Night Live” writer and Salvadoran emigre, plays blue-haired, moody chocolate heir Andrés.

Panamanian American Ana Fabrega, a rising comic, is the

Madonna’s “Madame X” debuts atop Billboard 200

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A scary good time: HBO’s ‘Espookys’ is absurdist fun

“Los Espookys” actor Fred Armisen plays a parking attendant who helps create horror scenarios in his spare time. You know, that old archetype.

“indestructible,” deadpan Tati.

Ubiquitous “Portlandia” and “SNL” alumnus Fred Armisen, whose mother is Venezuelan, is

Uncle Tico, unparalleled when it comes to parking cars. All of them deliver their lines in Spanish (with subtitles).

Jill Soloway replaces Bryan Singer as “Red Sonja” director

Clearly, this is a strange brew of a show. Yet it’s an absolute delight. The humor is absurd and sly. And the band of misfits are weirdly likable and awesomely talented. Thrilled with the success of their ersatz exorcism, they start a business creating horror scenarios for clients into supernaturalism.

The show has a deeper side as well. You may find yourself pondering important questions, like why are people so willing to believe the unbelievable? Then again, you might just wonder: How does Father Anthony get his lips so glossy?

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CANCER (June 22-July 22) What used to be mother’s milk to you may not suit you anymore. Why not switch to something others can enjoy as well?

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are likely to fall into something of a rut today, but no matter what happens, you can surely come out smelling like the proverbial rose.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You must meet the coming challenge head-on and with full confidence; don’t ignore it!

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You may not be able to trust someone today who is behaving like the fox in the henhouse. But is this a serious threat?

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The journey you are on may not be coming to an end anytime soon. You may be expected to carry an unusual burden today.

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TODAY: The humidity returns as a moist breeze continues lightly from the south, and we could see a few midday showers and storms pop up in the warm, moist air. Otherwise, partly sunny skies help temperatures rise toward the high 80s. There’s still a chance of a few showers or storms during the evening or overnight.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Someone may be trying to spin a web intended just for you — but you should be able to steer clear if you trust what you see and hear.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may wonder how you are to pay your bills at this time, when in fact you are on the verge of a discovery that can solve many such problems.

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1947: What’s regarded as the first modern UFO sighting takes place as Kenneth Arnold reports seeing nine silvery objects flying in a “weaving formation” near Mount Rainier in Washington.

1975: 113 people are killed when Eastern Airlines Flight 66 crashes while attempting to land during a thunderstorm at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.

1983: The space shuttle Challenger — carrying America’s first woman in space, Sally K. Ride — coasts to a safe landing at Edwards Air Force Base in California.

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Cardi B was dealt two felony charges Friday stemming from a fight last year at a New York City strip club. An indictment filed in state court charges Cardi with two counts of felony attempted assault and various lesser charges, including harassment and reckless endangerment. She originally had been charged with misdemeanors. (AP)

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Venus realizes the perils of dating a millennial Venus Williams and her boyfriend, Nicky Hammond, have broken up, according to Page Six. “It’s not because they don’t love each other — they do,” a source said. “They are still friends.” The source added that Williams, 39, is looking to start a family while Hammond, who reportedly is 12 years younger than her, wasn’t ready to settle down. (EXPRESS)

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