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A New Jersey woman has admitted her role in a monthlong crime spree across two states, including an attempted bank robbery in Pennsylvania, where she and another woman dressed as nuns. Melisa Aquino Arias, 23, also pleaded guilty Friday to robbing a bank in Garfield, N.J., while wearing a head covering and conspiring to steal money from an ATM at a bank in Scotrun, Pa. (AP)
Tennessee authorities have arrested a man for driving under the influence after he crashed his car into police headquarters. The Chattanooga Police Department posted a photo of the wreck on Twitter. It also tweeted a message urging people not to drink and drive. But, it added: “If you choose to ... crashing the vehicle you are driving at police headquarters makes it much easier for CPD officers to arrest you.” (AP)
A Union Park, Fla., woman captured video Sunday of two strangers hopping out of their cars to help a small alligator cross the street, WKMG reported. “These women were both stopped at the light. They jumped out of their separate cars to direct traffic away from the alligator as they herded it back to Downey Park,” Catherine Kerr, who witnessed the spontaneous reptile assist, said in a video posted on Facebook. (EXPRESS)
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ANIMALS Who knows what the black and white cat was thinking when it arrived on American University’s campus. Perhaps it was kicking around the idea of a political science major. Or considering a career in international affairs. Whatever the case, this cat — known as Wonk Cat, or the Wonk Cat — has settled in at American, in Northwest Washington. It has become a film star, and it is the subject of tweets from the university’s president. It has a special cat dorm room, set up near a campus building. For Stephanie DeStefano, American’s grounds operations manager, this tale of a tail began in the fall, when she noticed piles of cat food in planting beds on campus. Every day, more food would be there. Then DeStefano spoke with Erin Robinson of the Humane Rescue Alliance. Robinson told
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The District of Columbia government has opened a meditation garden in Petworth. It is intended to be a place for quiet, reflection, meditation and cogitation. The park is at Kansas Avenue and Quincy Street NW. Mayor Muriel Bowser, D, cut the ribbon Sunday. In a press release, the city government said the Petworth Meditation Garden is the first of its kind in D.C. According to the city, the garden sprang from a community-driven process to create a space that was both usable and desirable. (TWP)
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Democratic nominees for Md. governor pitch ahead of primary today MARYLAND The two front-runners in the Maryland Democratic gubernatorial primary went home to their bases this weekend after spending much of the past week reaching out to undecided voters in areas of the state where they are less known. Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker crisscrossed his county trying to shore up votes before today’s primary, while his chief rival, former NAACP president Ben Jealous, did the same in the Baltimore area. Analysts say the race between
Baker and Jealous could be decided by who has the best ground game, especially since polls in early June showed many likely voters had not closely focused on the race. “Everything counts,” said John T. Willis, a political science professor at the University of Baltimore. “It’s the combination of ingredients — the poll workers, the robo-calls, the live calls, the dropping [campaign literature] — in the last week that makes a difference.” In addition to nominating a Democrat to challenge Republican Gov. Larry Hogan this fall, voters will choose nominees in county executive, county council and school board races in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties and in the closely watched
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Candidates make final push among the Republicans. The gubernatorial primary has largely come down to a twoman matchup between Baker and Jealous, mirroring the 2016 presidential primary battle between Democratic establishment favorite Hillary Clinton and her left-leaning challenger, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. The other candidates are state Sen. Richard Madaleno Jr., a veteran lawmaker from Montgomery County; Alec Ross, a tech entrepreneur; James Shea, former chairman of the Venable law firm; and Krishanti Vignarajah, a former policy director to Michelle Obama. Hogan is unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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Supreme Court asked to stop removal of cross Supporters of a 40-foot-tall cross-shaped memorial in Prince George’s County asked the Supreme Court on Monday to prevent the monument from being moved or destroyed. The American Legion wants the high court to reverse an appeals court’s ruling that said the monument, on public land and maintained with taxpayer money, is unconstitutional because it “excessively entangles the government in religion.” The cross was built in 1925 to honor local men who died in World War I. (TWP)
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ARLINGTON | Sylvester Lee, 25, dunks a basketball on a non-regulation-height rim Sunday at a court in the Crystal City neighborhood. Pleasant summer weather is expected to continue into today, with low humidity teaming up with partly sunny skies to produce a stunner for late June. Highs will be in the low to mid-80s.
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Red Hen kicked out press secretary over ties to administration LEXINGTON, VA. President Trump on Monday trash-talked a Virginia restaurant that asked his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, to leave because she worked for his administration. Trump, in a morning tweet, said that the Red Hen restaurant
in Lexington, Va., “should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders.” “I always had a rule, if a restaurant is dirty on the outside, it is dirty on the inside!” added Trump, an admitted germophobe, who has said he prefers eating at fast-food chains rather than independent eateries because he trusts them more.
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“excellent job on code-dating.” Sanders tweeted that she was asked to leave the restaurant by its owner Friday evening because she worked for Trump. The restaurant’s co-owner Stephanie Wilkinson told The Washington Post that her reasons for booting Sanders included the concerns of several gay employees who knew Sanders had defended Trump’s desire to bar transgender people from serving in the military. “Healthy debate on ideas and political philosophy is important,” Sanders said at a White House briefing. “But the calls for harassment and push for any Trump supporter to avoid the public is unacceptable.” JILL COLVIN (AP)
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A violation of Sanders’ rights? ANALYSIS Recent incidents have highlighted the confusion around the legality of refusing service. White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked to leave a Virginia restaurant on Friday due to her support for what the owner called an “inhumane and unethical” administration. That incident is being discussed in conjunction with a trans woman being asked to leave Cuba Libre in Washington last week and the Masterpiece Cakeshop case, in which a Colorado gay couple were denied a wedding cake in 2012 due to the owner’s religious opposition to their marriage. But civil rights attorney Alexandra Brodsky said the only substantial similarity between those incidents is that “they underscore what an affront to a person’s dignity it is to be turned away.” “Restaurants and stores turning away queer and trans people is part of the systemic discrimination that these customers face in all facets of their life,” Brodsky said. “Sarah Sanders is one of the most powerful people in
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While political affiliation is a protected trait in the District, the same cannot be said for Lexington, Va., where Sanders visited the Red Hen. According to the ACLU, only the District, Seattle and the Virgin Islands specifically protect people from being refused service because of their political affiliation or ideology. David Cole, ACLU national legal director, told The Washington Post that he doesn’t support the Red Hen’s actions. “I think it’s
wrong, but under most jurisdictions’ laws, it has not been made illegal,” he said. Sepper, on the other hand, said Sanders was denied service based on her individual actions, not because she is registered as a Republican. Restaurants reserve the right to boot someone out for a trait that is not protected. “If your boss fires you and you open a business and only refuse to serve your former boss, that’s not a violation of discrimination law,” Sepper said. Washington is an especially interesting place to consider how politics can influence a dining experience, given the wide swath of politicians present; just look to last week’s protest of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen’s policies at MXDC Cocina Mexicana for proof. Diane Gross, co-owner of Cork Wine Bar, said she has hosted prominent figures “of various political persuasions” and would never ask a customer to leave unless they were being disruptive. “I think the bottom line is that we’re in the hospitality industry, and we need to be hospitable,” Gross said. “That’s why we do this, to welcome people … and provide folks with the same level of service regardless of who they are.” SONIA RAO (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Wilder Medal nixed The Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal, a children’s literature award overseen by the American Library Association, has been renamed to remove the “Little House on the Prairie” author’s name. Citing Wilder’s “stereotypical attitudes” toward Native Americans and African-Americans, the group says the medal will now be called the Children’s Literature Legacy Award. (EXPRESS)
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Tariffs prompt Harley to move work overseas BUSINESS Production of Harley-Davidson motorcycles sold in Europe will move from U.S. factories to facilities overseas, the Milwaukeebased company announced Monday, a consequence of the retaliatory tariffs the EU is imposing on American exports in an escalating trade war with the Trump administration. President Trump has used the iconic American motorcycle maker as an example of a U.S. business harmed by trade barriers in other countries, but Harley had warned that tariffs could negatively impact its sales. Trump tweeted Monday that he’s surprised Harley-Davidson was first “to wave the White Flag” in the tariff dispute between the U.S. and the European Union. “Taxes just a Harley excuse — be patient! #MAGA,” Trump added. The EU on Friday began rolling out tariffs on American imports including bourbon, peanut butter and orange juice. The tariffs on $3.4 billion worth of U.S. products are a response to duties the Trump administration is imposing on European steel and aluminum. Harley-Davidson said in a regulatory filing Monday that EU tariffs on its motorcycles exported from the U.S. jumped between 6 percent and 31 percent, adding about $2,200 per average motorcycle exported from the U.S. to the EU. The impact of HarleyDavidson’s decision on U.S. workers was not immediately clear. IVAN MORENO (AP)
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High court weighs in on 4 cases During a jam-packed Monday, the Supreme Court made rulings on four closely watched cases. Decisions on President Trump’s travel ban and mandatory union dues could come today before the justices take a summer recess. (THE WASHINGTON POST/AP/EXPRESS) ‘Making a Murderer’ case
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The high court, without explaining its decision, said it won’t hear the case of Brendan Dassey, whose story was documented in Netflix’s “Making a Murderer.” Dassey was 16 when he confessed to Wisconsin authorities that he joined his uncle in raping and murdering photographer Teresa Halbach. Dassey’s attorneys say he was manipulated into accepting the police officers’ story of Halbach’s murder. Wisconsin courts ruled that Dassey’s confession was voluntary.
The Supreme Court justices sent back to a lower court a decision that Republicans in North Carolina had gerrymandered the state’s congressional districts to give their party an unfair advantage. North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature has implemented a map under which Republicans hold 10 of the 13 congressional seats. The lower court will now decide whether the plaintiffs had the proper legal standing to bring the case.
The Supreme Court ordered Washington state courts to take a new look at the case of a florist who refused to provide services for a same-sex wedding, in light of the justices’ recent ruling in a similar case involving a Colorado baker. The order means the Supreme Court is again, for now, passing on a key issue: whether business owners citing their faith can refuse to comply with anti-discrimination laws that protect the LGBT community.
The justices largely upheld Texas congressional and legislative maps that a lower court said discriminated against black and Hispanic voters. The lower court was wrong in how it considered the challenges, Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the 5-4 decision. The majority sided with the challengers over one legislative district. The decision comes months after Democrats celebrated an earlier ruling that invalidated parts of the maps and a revised voter ID law.
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Erdogan to assume broad new powers TURKEY Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has dominated Turkish politics for the past 15 years, is set to extend his rule and take on sweeping new powers after his victory in the country’s landmark presidential and parliamentary elections. Turkey’s High Electoral Board on Monday declared Erdogan, 64, the winner of Sunday’s dual votes, which usher in a new system in which the prime minister’s post is eliminated and executive powers are transferred to the president, who rules with only limited checks and balances. The Turkish leader is accused by critics of adopting increasingly authoritarian tactics but is loved by supporters for bringing prosperity and stability. According to unofficial results that have yet to be confirmed by the electoral board, Erdogan won 52.5 percent of the presidential vote.
Under the new presidential system, Erdogan himself will appoint ministers, vice presidents and high-level bureaucrats, issue decrees, prepare the budget and decide on security policies. His win could also deepen Turkey’s rift with its Western and NATO allies, who are already concerned by the country’s setbacks in democracy and human rights as well as Turkey’s closer ties with Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin was one of the first world leaders to congratulate Erdogan on his victory. International observers criticized the election Monday. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, which had sent observers, said the election took place on an uneven playing field tilted in favor of Erdogan and his ruling party, which “enjoyed undue advantage, including in media.” SUZAN FRASER (AP)
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calling God “stupid” on Friday. The Philippines is Asia’s largest Catholic country. Duterte’s spokesman said he has the right to express his religious opinions.
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When it rains, it pours Immense rainfalls are causing more flash flooding — and experts say it’s getting worse
U.S. water use falls 27 percent from ’80 to ‘15 JASON HOEKEMA (THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD VIA AP)
WEATHER Torrential rain events across the U.S. are becoming more frequent and more intense, leading to record rainfall, rare extreme flooding and perilous infrastructure failures. Experts say the immense rains — some spawned by tropical ocean waters, others by onceroutine thunderstorms — are the product of long-rising air temperatures and an increase in the sheer size of the storms. Because warmer air can hold more water, large storms are dropping far more rain at a faster clip. Such rains in recent weeks have deluged the Great Lakes region, the Deep South and the suburbs of major cities along the Atlantic coast. Philadelphia, Charlottesville, and Ocean City, Ellicott City and Frederick in Maryland all have experienced major flooding since mid-May. Several locations in Maryland had their wettest May on record, including Baltimore, which tallied more than 8 inches. “Things are definitely getting more extreme,” said Andreas Prein, an atmospheric scientist in Boulder, Colo. “You just have to look at the records. All areas of the continental U.S. have seen increases in peak rainfall rates in the past 50 years. … And there is a chance that we are underestimating the risk, actually.” On Friday, Richmond experienced its second-wettest day on record — 7.61 inches of rain, more than the city typically gets in the entire month of June, topping the previous record on Aug. 12, 1955, during Hurricane Connie. The torrential rains in the past week flooded Richmond
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A woman walks to higher ground Wednesday in Mercedes, Texas, where a storm caused catastrophic flooding.
International Airport, which closed its doors for more than two hours Friday. Since 1880, the global temperature has risen just more than 0.13 degrees per decade, for a total of 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit. The amount of water air can hold is based on temperature — put very simply, the warmer the air is, the more water it can hold. Theoretically, experts say, an additional 1.8 degrees would amount to about 7 percent more water in the air, resulting in a similar increase in extreme rainfall. But what Prein and other researchers have found is much higher across a vast portion of the U.S. According to the 2014 National Climate Assessment, the eastern half of the continental U.S. has seen the most dramatic change in extreme rainfall. The amount of rain during the most extreme storms in the Northeast has risen 71 percent since 1958;
Recent flash floods Recent rainfalls have deluged areas across the United States. (TWP) Suburban Pittsburgh: Rainfall rates reached 2 to 3 inches per hour during slow-moving storms Wednesday that triggered flooding, according to the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh. Upper peninsula of Michigan: Several stalled storms last weekend resulted in catastrophic flooding of homes and businesses, prompting Gov. Rick Snyder to declare a state of disaster in the counties affected. South Texas: Days of heavy rain last week inundated subdivisions with several feet of water, and the Texas National Guard used helicopters to rescue stranded residents.
in the Midwest, heavy rain has increased 37 percent; in the Southeast, it’s up 27 percent. And the area covered by each storm also is getting larger,
Philippine military: Troops kill 6 police officers after mistaking them for communist guerrillas
Prein said, another major factor in the increased precipitation. Prein’s new research suggests thunderstorms will become 80 to 90 percent larger by the end of the century. The heavy rain and the larger storms explain why the country has seen an increase in dangerous flash flooding. On May 27, Ellicott City’s streets were turned into a raging river for the second time in two years, sending people scurrying to second and third floors. The 2016 and 2018 floods both were caused by 1-in-1,000-year storms, meaning the odds are shifting, perplexing meteorologists such as Greg Carbin at the National Weather Service in College Park, Md. “There’s something that bothers me about that,” Carbin said. “What are the chances that would happen twice within two years in Ellicott City?” TIM CRAIG AND ANGELA FRITZ (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Americans are conserving water in their homes like never before, says a U.S. Geological Survey report released this month. In per capita terms, domestic water use has plummeted from 112 gallons per day in 1980 to just 82 gallons in 2015, a 27 percent decrease. For the purposes of the USGS data, domestic water use encompasses everything we do with water at home — from washing dishes to watering lawns. The report credits a number of federal policy interventions with reducing home water use. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 70 percent of our total home water consumption happens indoors, with the remainder going to outdoor uses. But these numbers vary considerably by region, with households in arid Western states devoting 50 percent or more of their annual water budget to maintaining lawns and landscaping. As a result, per capita domestic water use varies greatly at the state level, ranging from 35 gallons per day in Connecticut to 184 gallons per day in Idaho. While our average per capita home water use is declining, it remains much higher than in other wealthy nations, including the United Kingdom (37 gallons per day) and Germany (32 gallons). Part of the reason is that water in the U.S. remains very cheap relative to other countries. CHRISTOPHER INGRAHAM
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In another sign of detente following the summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Trump, North Korea confirmed to officials Monday that it has decided to skip one of the most symbolic and politically charged events of its calendar: the annual “anti-U.S. imperialism” rally marking the start of the Korean War. Masses of Pyongyang residents normally assemble each year for the rally to kick off a month of anti-American, Korean War-focused events designed to strengthen nationalism. It all culminates on July 27, a national holiday called the day of “Victory in the Fatherland Liberation War.” (AP)
Porn actress Stormy Daniels had been scheduled to meet with federal prosecutors in New York on Monday as part of their investigation into President Trump’s longtime personal attorney, but the meeting was abruptly canceled late Sunday. Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, was supposed to meet with prosecutors from the U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan in preparation for a possible grand jury appearance as they work to assemble a case against Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. Daniels’ lawyer, Michael Avenatti, said prosecutors were concerned about media attention in the case. (AP)
Classmates, teachers, family and neighbors of Antwon Rose Jr. described him Monday as a caring and charismatic young man who deserves to be remembered as more than just the latest hashtag for an unarmed black man killed by police. The funeral for Rose, 17, was held in a school auditorium six days after he was fatally shot by a police officer as he fled a traffic stop near Pittsburgh. He would have been a senior. The funeral comes after a week of demonstrations calling for Officer Michael Rosfeld to be charged in the shooting. Protesters had said there would be no protests Monday out of respect for the family. (AP)
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Right wing Devante Smith-Pelly built a bond with the fans in one season in D.C.
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Fan favorite free to go Capitals don’t make a qualifying offer to Smith-Pelly, so he can sign with any club CAPITALS The euphoria of the Stanley Cup run will be replaced for a while by serious business. On Monday, the Capitals did not make a qualifying offer for right wing Devante Smith-Pelly by the 5 p.m. deadline, meaning he will become an unrestricted free agent Sunday. The club is expected to continue discussions and could make a push to sign him in free agency, but he also can hear from other teams as part of this week’s NHL “interview period.” The Caps submitted qualifying offers for forwards Tom Wilson, Travis Boyd, Liam O’Brien and Riley Barber and defenseman Madison Bowey, so the team retains those players’ rights as they
continue negotiating new deals. The Smith-Pelly decision was surprising. He was one of the Capitals’ top players in the postseason, scoring seven evenstrength goals in 24 games to match his regular-season total. He played mostly on the fourth line, but was occasionally used in a top-six role, temporarily promoted to the top line beside Evgeny Kuznetsov and Alex Ovechkin when Wilson was suspended for three playoff games. Smith-Pelly’s popularity in D.C. blossomed with his postseason heroics. The night the Capitals clinched their first Stanley Cup — Smith-Pelly scored the tying goal in that Game 5 — fans in Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena chanted Alex Ovechkin’s name,
Carlson glad to be back John Carlson smiled Monday at the Kettler Capitals Iceplex as he talked about the eight-year, $64 million deal he reached Sunday to return to the Caps. “I want to be the best defenseman in the league every single year,” said Carlson, whose 68 points led all defensemen in the last regular season. “I’m sure I’ll get more questions about it now.” (TWP)
but then they chanted “D-S-P” for Smith-Pelly. He made the league minimum of $650,000 last season. But at 26, he is arbitration-eligible, and with Washington concerned over salary-cap constraints, the team seemingly feared he would have
a strong case if negotiations went all the way to arbitration. Even after Washington resigned defenseman John Carlson to an eight-year, $64 million deal Sunday, the Capitals still have $13.2 million left for seven players to fill out a 23-man roster. The club’s priorities include re-signing pending unrestricted free agent defenseman Michal Kempny and Wilson. Washington was Smith-Pelly’s fourth team in seven seasons, but he’s developed a reputation for shining in the postseason, scoring five goals in 12 games with Anaheim four years ago and then becoming a clutch performer in the playoffs here. He called this the “best year” of his life. ISABELLE
The Wizards on Monday introduced their firstround selection from last week’s NBA draft, 18-year-old wing Troy Brown Jr. Here are some takeaways about the 15th overall pick. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
3 His youth Brown, who won’t turn 19 until July 28, was the youngest player drafted. But he says he is ready: “I know I’m coming into the league with a lot of grown men.”
2 His wiry build At 6-foot-7 and 215 pounds, Brown isn’t quite NBA-ready. Wizards President Ernie Grunfeld said he expects him to add muscle at an appropriate pace.
1 His game Brown, who played one year at Oregon, is valued for his ability to move the ball, rebound and defend several positions. Grunfeld also lauds his “natural instincts.”
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The University of Maryland said Monday it has hired Damon Evans as athletic director, a job he held on an interim basis since Kevin Anderson began a sabbatical in October before resigning in April. Evans, who joined the school in late 2014, overhauled the budget in recent years and had ideal experience: He was Georgia’s athletic director from 2004 to ’10. The other finalists were Temple AD Patrick Kraft and former Tennessee AD John Currie. (AP/TWP) Scherzer starts for Nats today (12:10 p.m., MASN) to wrap up two-game series at Rays
Ex-Bucs and Alabama star Keith McCants, 50, arrested in Florida on crack-cocaine charge
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UConn leader’s letter: Ollie had a pattern of violations
Yankees put Sanchez on 10-day disabled list
Rafael Nadal is back at No. 1 in the ATP rankings, retaking the top spot from Roger Federer after just one week. Monday’s new order was the sixth change of the year at No. 1, the most since there were eight in 1999. Federer still is expected to be seeded No. 1 for Wimbledon, where he won the final a year ago. Wimbledon will announce its seeds Wednesday; play begins Monday. Novak Djokovic rose five spots to No. 17 in the rankings after reaching the final at Queen’s Club last week. Borna Coric climbed 13 places to a career-best No. 21 thanks to his title at Halle, Germany, where he upset Federer in Sunday’s final. (AP)
UConn President Susan Herbst says in a letter defending the firing of Kevin Ollie that the school’s former coach had a pattern of breaking NCAA rules and committed serious violations. The school on Monday released the June 19 letter to Ollie in response to open-records requests from The Associated Press and other news organizations. Ollie has asserted that the violations were minimal and isolated, but Herbst wrote that they were “serious under any definition.” Ollie was fired in March amid an NCAA investigation after leading UConn to a 127-79 record in six seasons, including the 2014 national title. (AP)
The Yankees have put All-Star catcher Gary Sanchez on the 10-day disabled list because of a strained right groin. The Yankees made the move before playing at Philadelphiaa on Monday. They also optioned outfielder Clint Frazier to Class AAA A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and recalled ed catcher Kyle Higashioka and rightthander Giovanny Gallegos from the he minors. Sanchez was hurt Sundayy while running out a double-play grounder at Tampa Bay. He is hitting ing .190 with 14 home runs and 41 RBIs Is a season after he made the All-Star ar team while batting .278 with 33 homers and 90 RBIs. The Yankees’ s’ No. 2 catcher is Austin Romine. (AP) AP)
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Joining 13th club ties MLB record Right-hander Edwin Jackson played for his 13th MLB team — tying the record held by former reliever Octavio Dotel — when he started for Oakland on Monday in Detroit. Jackson, 34, started for the Nationals in 2012 and ’17 and also has pitched for the Dodgers, Rays, Tigers, Diamondbacks, White Sox, Cardinals, Cubs, Braves, Marlins, Padres and Orioles. His record entering Monday’s game was 98-120. (AP)
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Today’s games France vs. Denmark 10 a.m., Fox
France (2-0) earned its place in the round of 16 with little fuss. A draw against Denmark in Moscow would be enough to win Group C and avoid the Group D winner — almost certain to be the impressive Croatia. A draw would let Denmark advance, too. (AP)
Team gets crucial draw after replay restores final goal in injury time
Australia vs. Peru 10 a.m., FS1 RICHARD HEATHCOTE (GETTY IMAGES)
SPAIN 2, MOROCCO 2 A video replay in injury time gave Spain the goal it needed Monday to win Group B at the World Cup. Spain substitute Iago Aspas scored the late equalizer in a 2-2 draw with Morocco in Kaliningrad, Russia. His clever deflection off a cross from Dani Carvajal was initially disallowed for offside, but the video assistant referee overruled the call. The decision set off a touchline melee among players from both sides. Another substitute, Morocco forward Youssef En Nesyri, had headed in a goal in the 81st minute to give Morocco — alreadyeliminated from the knockout round — the hope of a surprising victory. In the 14th minute, a mix-up by Andres Iniesta and Sergio Ramos gifted Morocco its first goal of the World Cup, with Khalid Boutaib pouncing on the loose ball and scoring.
Substitute Iago Aspas of Spain back-heels a deflection Monday past Morocco’s Monir El Kajoui for the 2-2 draw.
Iniesta made amends five minutes later by setting up Isco to bring Spain level at halftime. With Portugal drawing against Iran, Spain progressed as group winner because it scored more goals. Spain next plays Russia on Sunday in Moscow; Portugal plays Uruguay in Sochi on Saturday. Spain may be through and is on a 23-match unbeaten run, but it was far from convincing in
group play and again displayed defensive frailties. Earlier in the tournament, Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat trick against Spain in a 3-3 draw. While Spain controlled the game against Morocco with 68 percent of possession, Isco thinks Spain can do better. “Maybe what we’re missing to better control the game is
more ball possession,” the man of the match said. “And that’s normally something that we do much better.” Morocco played for pride and made a point against Spain’s stars. “We would have loved to win over Spain,” Morocco coach Herve Renard said. “We suffered, just like a ny other team who takes on Spain.” MIKE CORDER (AP)
URUGUAY 3, RUSSIA 0
SAUDI ARABIA 2, EGYPT 1
Uruguay blanks opponent for 3rd straight time in Cup
Goaltender, 45, becomes oldest player in Cup history
Cristiano Ronaldo’s missed penalty cost Portugal first place in its World Cup group Monday. Portugal finished second in Group B after a 1-1 draw with Iran in Saransk. Portugal will next face Uruguay on Saturday in the round of 16. Instead of Ronaldo, it was 34-year-old midfielder Ricardo Quaresma who scored for the Portuguese. Ronaldo had scored all four Portugal goals in its first two games. Needing a win to advance, Iran made a bid to take the lead in the final moments, but Mehdi Taremi’s left-footed shot from inside the box sailed just wide. (AP)
Both teams were already assured of spots in the knockout round, but Uruguay’s victory Monday in Samara put it at the top of Group A and looking toward a match in Sochi on Saturday against second-place finisher from Group B Portugal. Uruguay, which benefited from an own-goal in the first half, had its third straight shutout of the tournament after 1-0 victories over Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Russia, by advancing to the round of 16 with victories over Saudi Arabia and Egypt, secured its best World Cup showing in the post-Soviet era. (AP)
Essam El Hadary, 45, played in goal for Egypt in Volgograd on Monday day to become the oldest player in World Cup history. Although hee saved one penalty, he couldn’t stop Saudi Arabia from beating Egypt pt 2-1 in a game between teams that hat had already been eliminated. The he previous oldest player was Colombia ombia goalkeeper Faryd Mondragon, who was 43 in the 2014 World Cup. Egypt’s Mohamed Salah, who had been upset when Chechnya’s a’s extremist leader tried to politicize ize the star’s role in the Cup, scored d the first goal in the 22nd minute. (AP) P)
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FIFA fines 3 Switzerland players for making hand gestures of an Albanian national symbol to celebrate goals against Serbia
Iceland vs. Croatia 2 p.m., FS1
Croatia (2-0) is in the knockout round and might rest six players threatened by suspension via an accumulation of yellow cards. That could hurt Argentina: To advance, it must win and Croatia must avoid a loss in Rostov. (AP)
Nigeria vs. Argentina 2 p.m., Fox
Ronaldo’s missed penalty leaves Portugal in 2nd place
Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo agonizes after missing his penalty on Monday against Iran.
Needing a win and plenty of goals to stay in contention, Australia (0-1-1) could finally call upon Tim Cahill, 38, the nation’s all-time leading scorer. The Socceroos need to beat alreadyeliminated Peru in Sochi and hope France beats Denmark. If that happens, goal differential would decide whether Denmark or Australia advanced. (AP).
Argentina (0-1-1) and Lionel Messi desperately need a win in St. Petersburg to have a chance to advance. Messi didn’t score in either of the first two matches. Nigeria (1-0-1) would advance with a win or maybe a draw. (AP)
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From left, Alexis Fairbanks, Samantha Strong and Heather Caplan, who founded the nonprofit Lane 9 to raise awareness of eating disorders among runners.
Fighting the stigma Athletes spread support and awareness about eating disorders among runners HEALTH Whenever Alexis Fairbanks lost a race, she would look at the girls who finished ahead of her and think: They were smaller, thinner, they had the ideal runner’s body type — of course they beat me. And each time this happened, Fairbanks went home convinced that to be successful in running, she needed to lose weight. She was willing to do anything to get there. But if anyone had asked Fairbanks in high school or college if she struggled with disordered eating, she would have denied it. Fairbanks was in the midst of a years-long journey with disordered eating from which the 26-year-old D.C. resident is still recovering. “Sport itself does not cause
eating disorders,” says Riley Nickols, director of the Victory Program at the McCallum Place eating disorder treatment center in St. Louis. “But certain aspects of a sport can heighten vulnerability and an individual’s risk.” Sharing her story helped Fairbanks move onto the road to recovery. Early last year, she co-founded the nonprofit Lane 9 Project with fellow runners Samantha Strong, 23, and Heather Caplan, a 31-year-old registered dietitian, to educate others and provide a community where people can find support. Fairbanks and her co-founders want to remove stigmas, debunk stereotypes and spread awareness about eating disorders. “I still have people tell me, ‘You’re a 20-year-old woman,
this is normal. You’re supposed to feel self-conscious about your body,’ ” says Strong, an ultramarathon runner. “With Lane 9, we tell people, ‘No, you don’t have to live with this. You can love and cherish and support your body … and do so in a healthy way.’ ” They aren’t alone in their efforts. Nickols, who works with athletes of all levels seeking help with eating disorders, has given talks at colleges about best practices for coaches when assisting struggling athletes. “I think anyone involved in athletics knows firsthand that eating disorders are active in the sport culture,” he says. “It cannot be ignored.”
New tools One new method to help address the lack of training and knowledge of eating disorders among coaches is a clinical assessment tool known as relative energy deficiency in sports. RED-S was developed in 2014 by the International Olympic Committee to help medical professionals determine if an athlete is in a state of low energy availability, which is defined as “a mismatch between the athlete’s energy intake [diet] and the energy expended in exercise.” K.S.
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In 2007, researchers at the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences found that about 47 percent of elite female athletes in sports that “emphasized leanness” had clinically diagnosed eating disorders, compared with 21 percent of women who were not elite athletes. The pressure to look a certain way can lead to a distorted body image, which is common among endurance athletes who are clinically diagnosed with eating disorders or struggle with disordered eating, according to National Eating Disorders Association chief executive Claire Mysko. “A lot of these behaviors can be validated by the community itself,” Mysko says. “If you talk to elite athletes, there is obsessive thought around food and weight and intense training, and there’s very little questioning of that.” When U.S. track and field standout Lauren Fleshman first joined the professional ranks, she discovered that the world recordholder in her event was the same height. Fleshman was determined to be the same weight. It wasn’t until she “threw that number out the window” that Fleshman, 36, began to race well. “All you can do is find what works for you,” she says. KELYN SOONG (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Avoid the weight loss remarks It rolls easily off the tongue: “You look great. ... You’ve lost weight!” While some people welcome such observations, there are a number of reasons it’s better to take a different approach when you’re tempted to praise someone’s weight loss. CARRIE DENNETT (TWP)
They may be ill or experiencing a crisis. Weight loss isn’t always healthful and intentional. They may have an eating disorder, and you may be rewarding them for a behavior that hurts them. Body comments may be inappropriate, especially in the workplace. It’s a backhanded compliment. The implication of “You look great. ... Have you lost weight?” is that you didn’t look good before. What to say instead: Tell a friend how nice it is to see them. Compliment a co-worker or acquaintance on their style. Or, pair a “How are you?” with a “You look really happy” or “You seem super energetic today!”
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after many unhappy years, and my siblings and I are like, “Finally!” But my wife is treating this as a tragedy, fretting about what to tell our toddler, who probably doesn’t even understand they were married! She thinks I should be dealing with this more and even suggested therapy. How do I get her to see the divorce as a good thing? I’M FINE First, the toddler issue. I agree, no need to initiate a conversation unless significant changes or questions come up, like who lives where and why. Straightforward and loving is best: “Grandma and Grandpa don’t live in the same place anymore, but we are all still family and always will be. They love you oh so much!” Now, for your own (wifealleged) baggage. My guess is that she is struggling with their decision in her own right — perhaps she always hoped they’d find happiness together, or is now anticipating a logistical nightmare over who sits where at Thanksgiving. So instead of focusing on your lack of angst, focus on why it’s bothering her so much and how you can help — besides fabricating angst of your own (which this therapist clears you on). Send questions to Dr. Andrea Bonior at baggage@wpost .com. Andrea is a licensed clinical psychologist and hosts a live chat Tuesdays at 1 p.m. at washingtonpost.com. Your questions may be used in the chats.
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“We can’t get used to these types of things. We’re too used to young people getting killed.” JAMIE FOXX, speaking Sunday
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the heart of Harlem. The things you expect are there: hot hip-hop tracks over the action, musical performances at Harlem’s Paradise, swooning women continually asking Cage if he’d like to go out for “coffee.” But Season 2’s strength is the deep look it gives into the
tortured souls of the characters. Mike Colter returns as Luke Cage, ever the charismatic protagonist who finally begins to embrace the hero-for-hire mentality of his comic book roots when he realizes invulnerability doesn’t shield him from financial restraints.
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TV REVIEW Dan Reynolds, the 30-year-old lead singer of the rock band Imagine Dragons, was raised in a Mormon household in Las Vegas. He spent two years as a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints missionary. And he married singer-songwriter Aja Volkman in 2011, after she agreed to learn and accept LDS doctrines. “I felt fine about it,” Volkman says. “Except for the gay rights.” Two of her closest friends, a lesbian couple, took a pass on attending the wedding. That understandable snub seems to be the initial trigger for “Believer,” a moving but not entirely satisfying documentary that premiered Monday on HBO, in which Reynolds attempts to reconcile his own acceptance of LGBT people with his church’s consistent rejection of them. “Believer” is heartfelt and earnest in all the necessary moments (and beautifully shot), but it’s ultimately about a straight, white, married father of three who wants to have it all ways — to be seen worldwide as an empathetic rock star while remaining faithful to his church. Reynolds goes out on a note of faithful resistance. Eventually, he says, someone will answer. That’s one ending. The other ending: Reynolds and Volkman confirmed in April that they are getting divorced. It’s proof once more that a camera can be right there in the room and still miss a key part of the story.
Season 2 newcomer Mustafa Shakir brings a little Erik Killmonger style to his enjoyable role as Bushmaster, a Jamaicanraised man with special powers that give him the ability to stand toe to toe and go blow for blow with Luke. Just as Bushmaster begins to find his bad-guy groove, Alfre Woodard’s Black Mariah comes in and steals the show. Woodard’s transformation from reluctantly corrupt politician to queen of Harlem crime is Season 2’s breakaway performance. In the war for Harlem, you won’t see the final shot coming. Luke won’t see it coming, either, and it’ll force him to make decisions he didn’t think he’d ever ponder. Those decisions draw new lines in the sand, creating unexpected alliances and rivalries for a Season 3 that already has its work cut out for it if it’s going to top this one.
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TV REVIEW Luke Cage had to come correct in 2018. The previous titleholder of the blackest thing Marvel had ever done when it premiered in 2016, “Luke Cage” enters its second season (which began streaming Friday on Netflix) following the black cultural phenomenon that was “Black Panther.” The game changed once the world discovered Wakanda — the expectations for comic bookinspired black excellence have been raised. Marvel’s bulletproof black man is up for the challenge. Season 2 of “Luke Cage” is spectacular, full of unforgettable performances, and has not one but two top-notch villains battling each other and Cage for
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TELEVISION Brett Lovejoy spends about eight to 10 hours a week watching “Westworld.” Watching, in this instance, doesn’t simply refer to sitting in front of a television screen. The 27-year-old mostly spends that time reading through and contributing to online forums dedicated to dissecting every sequence of the show for hidden meaning. This isn’t unusual. A. Ron Hubbard, co-host of the podcast “Watching Westworld,” spends about 15 to 20 hours with the show each week. Craig Carter, who started “Westworld: The Podcast,” dedicates a weekly five to 10 hours. “Sometimes, the pleasure is seeing the theories and thinking about it,” Hubbard said. “The better an episode is, the more fun the actual viewing of it is. The more abstract it is, the more fun it is to talk about.” When “Westworld” debuted, it had a lot riding on it. HBO needed a show to capture the zeitgeist a la “Game of Thrones,” especially as that unprecedented fantasy began winding down. A twisty, sci-fi-Western mashup from the
imagination of Michael Crichton, and in the capable hands of coshowrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, seemed to be just the ticket. But Season 2, which wrapped up Sunday, saw lower ratings than the debut season. Rather than inspiring a wide breadth of fandom, “Westworld” has inspired a depth of it. What keeps the fans talking about “Westworld” all week is the mystery-box nature of the show. “Occasionally, I pop over to Reddit and Twitter and check in on people’s theories. In some ways, I consider it another realm of the show, another layer of the storytelling,” said Jeffrey Wright, who portrays the character Bernard. “People dive in with their imagination and ideas and, in some ways, have created another writer’s room.” The approach, though, may have a downside: The conversation can be more fun than actually watching the show. Hubbard, who calls the show “Sudoku for people with art degrees,” worries that future showrunners might see the community around “Westworld” and try to emulate it. “If this continues,” he said, “I’m worried we’re going to have bad art and filmmaking just to preserve the mystery box.” TRAVIS M. ANDREWS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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1993: President Bill Clinton announces the U.S. had launched missiles against Iraqi targets because of “compelling evidence” Iraq had plotted to assassinate former President George H.W. Bush.
2008: The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down a handgun ban in the District of Columbia as it affirms, 5-4, that an individual right to gun ownership exists.
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Parents grooming child to be hand, foot model “Fixer Upper” stars Chip and Joanna Gaines welcomed their fifth child Saturday. “Our baby boy, Crew Gaines, is here and we couldn’t be more in love,” Joanna wrote on Instagram. Taking to Twitter, Chip added: “The Gaines crew is now 1 stronger! 10 beautiful toes and 10 beautiful fingers all accounted for, and big momma is doing great!” (EXPRESS)
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Jimmy obeys command from President Trump Jimmy Fallon tweeted Sunday that he plans to make a donation to the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services in response to criticism from President Trump. Fallon recently expressed regret over his 2016 interview with Trump, prompting the president to tweet that the “Tonight Show” host needs to “be a man.” (EXPRESS)
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Kanye West claimed he never told TMZ that slavery was a “choice,” arguing to The New York Times on Monday that his words were misconstrued. “I said the idea of sitting in something for 400 years sounds — sounds — like a choice to me,” West said. “I never said it’s a choice.” Discussing the backlash, he added: “It’s literally like I feel like I’m in court having to justify a robbery that I didn’t actually commit.” (EXPRESS)
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Locklear arrested over allegedly punching police Heather Locklear was arrested Sunday on accusations of punching a police officer and kicking an EMT, according to TMZ. Locklear reportedly was heavily intoxicated when authorities came to investigate a disturbance at her home, shortly after police made a separate visit but determined no crime had been committed. (EXPRESS)
DIEGO LUNA, explaining Saturday at the Latino Media Awards why he uses his platform as an actor to advocate for immigrant rights
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Cardi B confirmed Monday that she and Offset secretly got married last year. The news came hours after TMZ uncovered a marriage certificate filed by the hip-hop stars in Fulton County, Ga., on Sept. 20 — more than a month before Offset seemingly proposed to Cardi B during a concert in Philadelphia. “There are moments that I want to keep for myself! Getting married was one of those moments!” Cardi B tweeted. “One morning in September we woke up and decided to get married. We found someone to marry us, and she did, just the two of us and my cousin.” (EXPRESS)
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