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A man in Connecticut who mistakenly bought the wrong lottery ticket is $30,000 wealthier. Bob Sabo, of Easton, says he didn’t want to wait in line to buy a lottery ticket at the Super Stop & Shop in Fairfield, so he decided to buy a ticket from a lottery vending machine, something he had previously never done. Sabo says he meant to buy two $20 tickets, but says he didn’t have his glasses on and instead bought a $30 ticket. (AP)

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Local startup helps to keep an eye out THE DISTRICT “I’d like to know if the person I’m dating has disturbing skeletons in their closet.” “I’d like to know if my partner is cheating on me.” “I’d like to know if someone in my life is hiding something.” Welcome to the home page of Trustify, the Georgetown-based website that seeks to disrupt the private investigative profession the way Zillow upended real estate and Uber crashed into cabs. “It’s a sector that’s ripe for disruption,” said Brian Willingham, 39, a longtime private investigator and adviser to Trustify. “There’s something like 50,000-plus private investigators, and the vast majority are probably sole operators. It sets eyes aglow for an entrepreneur who wants to take a chunk of a large, fragmented business that has done things a certain way for a long time.”

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Georgetown website connects people with private investigators

Danny Boice, owner of Trustify, modeled the company as Uber for hiring private investigators.

Local technologist Danny Boice, a former DeMatha Catholic High School baseball star, launched the company out of frustration with private investigators he hired during his divorce three years ago. “I paid a guy a $1,500 retainer, and he blew through that in a week,” Boice said. “I felt skeezy.” So Boice, who has made a few million dollars in startups,

decided to launch a technology company with a website that connects private investigators to the masses. The company has 10 employees, is three months old and has grossed about $100,000 so far from linking 1,000 jobs to what Boice says is a stable of 2,000 licensed private investigators. Trustify enables people to hire licensed private investigators for chunks of time as short as one hour at a rate of $67 an hour. Boice said the company is “essentially a lead generator, a predictable revenue stream that allows [investigators] to pay their electric bills.” Trustify pays the investigator $30 an hour and keeps the rest. Boice has invested $200,000 in Trustify and plans to solicit several million dollars from private investors next month. He eventually wants to sell stock to the public. “The bottom line is that there is a consumer demand for quick cases with lower dollar amounts,” Boice said. “The more entrenched private investigators just aren’t aligned with consumer demand.” THOMAS HEATH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Ben’s Chili Bowl finally opening on H Street D.C.-staple Ben’s Chili Bowl will finally be opening a location on H Street, DCist reports. The opening ceremony for its newest location will be July 8 at 11 a.m. An H Street location for the famous D.C. purveyor of chili dogs has been in the works since 2013. New to the H Street location will be soft serve ice cream, DCist reports. (EXPRESS)

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Adams Morgan Day street festival canceled The popular Adams Morgan Day festival is canceled for 2015, organizers of the annual street event in September quietly announced on Facebook. Organizers did not provide a reason for the unexpected cancellation, but said the event will return in 2016. Adams Morgan Main Street sponsors the event each year, which draws thousands of people and highlights local businesses. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Panel lifts injunction against the city’s strict permit requirement

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THE DISTRICT A federal appeals court ruled Monday that the District can continue enforcing its strict new gun-permitting rules pending a final ruling on whether the restrictions are constitutional — indicating that the judges see some merit in the city’s position that the law should stand. In overturning an injunction last month by U.S. District Judge Frederick J. Scullin Jr., the threejudge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued no opinion explaining its reasoning. But the appeals court set aside Scullin’s finding that a challenge by gun rights activists to a key provision of the law was likely to prevail. That provision requires a person to state a “good reason” for carrying a weapon in order to obtain a permit from police. In a statement, D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine said his office was “extremely pleased” with the decision. “Our procedure for issuing gun-carry permits is very similar to laws in New Jersey, New York and Maryland that federal

appeals courts have upheld,” he said. D.C. officials have called guncarry rules a fundamental safety concern, given the District’s unique status as host to federal officials and the diplomatic corps. Alan Gura, attorney for Brian Wrenn, two other individual plaintiffs and the Second Amendment Foundation, said only that he was pleased the court also chose to expedite arguments so each side can present its case. Attorneys for Wrenn and the other plaintiffs have argued successfully before Scullin that the D.C. gun regulation continues to violate plaintiffs’ Second Amendment right to bear arms because, the judge wrote, the District failed to show that people with “good reason” to carry a firearm are any less likely to pose a public safety danger than others. On Monday, U.S. Circuit panel disagreed without elaborating, calling for oral arguments soon after a Sept. 24 deadline for written filings by attorneys. The law allows city residents who own properly registered handguns, as well as nonresidents with a state carry license, to apply for a permit to bear a concealed weapon in the District. SPENCER S. HSU AND RACHEL WEINER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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More than a quarter million workers from throughout the region participate in Metro’s SmartBenefits® program. Now, the District of Columbia is leading the region in encouraging new transit usage with a new Commuter Benefits Ordinance. The ordinance requires every business with 20 or more employees to offer access to commuter transit benefits by January 2016. Enrolling employees in SmartBenefits® is one way that businesses can meet the new requirements, and Metro is prepared to get them started. SmartBenefits® participants receive a monthly allotment for use on Metrobus, Metrorail, regional commuter systems and vanpools with the money placed directly on their SmarTrip® cards. The funds may come as a direct employer benefit, be taken out of their paycheck as a pretax deduction, or a combination of both. The program encourages workers to use public transit for commuting, and it lowers their out-of-pocket travel expense. It’s a win for workers, employers and the region as a whole, as traffic congestion and pollution go down when public transit use goes up. Companies recognize that Metro is valuable for their business, transporting customers and employees right to their doorsteps. Just consider that more than three-quarters of new office construction in the region is occurring within one quarter mile of a Metrorail station. And as demand for transit access increases from a younger, transit-dependent workforce, the SmartBenefits® program plays a critical role in recruiting and retaining top-quality employees. Metro staff is constantly working to get new companies on board the SmartBenefits® program. In the first half of this year, nearly 200 new SmartBenefits® accounts have been enrolled. You and your co-workers could be next. For more information on the SmartBenefits® program, call 202-962-1326, option 3, or visit wmata.com/smartbenefits.

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The controversial execution drug approved by the U.S. Supreme Court is used in Virginia, but no executions are scheduled and the state’s supply expires at the end of September. Midazolam is one of three drugs Virginia can use in step one of its three-drug execution protocol. Department of Corrections spokeswoman Lisa Kinney says the state doesn’t have either of the other two step-one drugs and is unable to obtain them. Also, it’s uncertain whether additional midazolam will be available after the current batch expires. The department has the drugs used in steps two and three. They don’t expire until next year. (AP)

A longtime Montgomery County, Md., special education teacher pleaded guilty Monday to possessing child pornography. None of the images on Peter Flynn’s computers were of students at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School where he taught, a U.S. Attorney’s Office spokeswoman said. School spokesman Dana Tofig said when Flynn, 61, was indicted in January that he had taught special needs students at the school since 1979. Prosecutors said in a statement Monday that Flynn had more than 28,000 pornographic images of children and 795 videos on two computers at his home.

A perjury charge stemming from an investigation into the 1975 disappearance of two Maryland sisters is going to a Bedford County, Va., grand jury. The News & Advance reports that 65-year-old Patricia Jean Welch of Hyattsville, Md., waived her right to a preliminary hearing Monday. A prosecutor says Welch was charged after appearing before a special grand jury investigating the case of 10-year-old Katherine Lyon and 12-year-old Shelia Lyon. The girls disappeared after walking to a shopping mall in Wheaton, Md. Authorities named Patricia Welch’s husband, Richard Allen Welch, as a “person of interest” in the case. (AP)

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Church joins fight against Redskins THE DISTRICT The United Church of Christ has called for the Washington Redskins to change its name, announcing on Monday that it has asked its nearly 1 million members to boycott all team games and merchandise until the moniker is dropped. “The use of the term ‘Redskins’ for the team mascot and nickname of the Washington football team is offensive and causes direct harmful effects to the public health and well-being of the Native American population,” the Rev. Linda Jaramillo, a national officer of the church, said in a statement. The church is just the latest public organization or person to come out against the name, including President Barack Obama,

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Two tornadoes that struck southern Md. confirmed The National Weather Service has confirmed that two EF-1 tornadoes touched down in southern Maryland during wild weather that also left flooding in its wake. The National Weather Service says Saturday’s tornadoes, with peak winds of 90 mph, were briefly on the ground at the same time as the “first was nearing its end, and the second was just getting started.” No one was injured. (AP)

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A man who was fatally shot Sunday afternoon in Northeast Washington has been identified as 33-year-old Darrell Michael Grays, according to D.C. police. Grays, of Northeast, was pronounced dead at an area hospital shortly after the shooting, which occurred about 5 p.m. in the 1600 block of E Street NE.

The number of Washington area residents planning to travel away from home over the long July 4th holiday weekend. And due to lower gas prices it’s projected to be the biggest travel by car event for the Independence Day holiday in more than a decade, according to AAA. This year, just over a million Washington-area residents are expected to travel 50 or more miles from home for the holiday.

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50 U.S. senators, a parade of sports columnists and the Fritz Pollard Alliance — an influential nonprofit group that was instrumental in forcing the league to revise its minority-hiring practice. In a joint statement, both the National Congress of American Indians and the Oneida Indian Nation, which has led the push for a name change, offered support: “We are honored to partner with the United Church of Christ in their effort to help relegate this offensive and outdated slur to the dustbin of history.” Team owner Dan Snyder has argued that the name does, in fact, honor Native Americans, and he has asserted that many of them agree with him. JOHN

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On Monday, two dissenting justices said it is “highly likely” the death penalty is unconstitutional.

Justices uphold use of execution drug

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In 5-4 decision, Supreme Court rules to allow midazolam as lethal injection WASHINGTON Trading sharp words, a divided Supreme Court upheld the use of a controversial drug in lethalinjection executions Monday. On their last day together until the fall, the justices voted 5-4 in a case from Oklahoma that the sedative midazolam can be used in executions without violating the Eighth Amendment prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment. In the dispute over the lethalinjection drug, midazolam was used in Arizona, Ohio and Oklahoma executions in 2014. The executions took longer than usual and raised concerns that the drug did not perform its intended task of putting inmates into a coma-like sleep. In a separate dissent, Justice Stephen Breyer said the time has come for the court to debate whether the death penalty itself is constitutional. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined Breyer’s opinion. “I believe it highly likely that the death penalty violates the Eighth Amendment,” Breyer said, drawing on cases he has reviewed in more than 20 years. The court released several other decisions Monday:

Court blocks restrictive Texas abortion-clinic rules The Supreme Court refused on Monday to allow Texas to enforce restrictions that would force 10 abortion clinics to close. The justices voted 5-4 to grant an emergency appeal from the clinics after a federal appeals court upheld new regulations and refused to keep them on hold while the clinics appealed to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court order will remain in effect at least until the court decides whether to hear the clinics’ appeal of the lower court ruling, not before the fall. The court’s decision to block the regulations is a strong indication that the justices will hear the full appeal, which could be the biggest abortion case at the Supreme Court in nearly 25 years.

Justices rule against EPA power plant mercury limits The Supreme Court ruled Monday against the Obama administration’s attempt to limit power plant emissions of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants, but it may only be a temporary setback for regulators.

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The justices split 5-4 along ideological lines to rule that the Environmental Protection Agency did not properly take costs into account when it first decided to regulate the toxic emissions from coal- and oil-fired plants. The EPA did factor in costs at a later stage, when it wrote standards that are expected to reduce the toxic emissions by 90 percent. But the court said that was too late. The rules, which took effect in April, will remain in place while the case goes back to a lower court for the EPA to decide how to account for costs, environmental advocates say.

Court upholds redistricting in Montana, 12 other states The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 on Monday that independent commissions may draw electoral district lines, saying that the people have a right to try to make the congressional redistricting process less partisan. The case arose after Arizona voters opposed to congressional gerrymandering had taken the power away from state legislators. MARK SHERMAN (AP)

Today, at a moment before 8 p.m., the entire planet will get a bonus second, thanks to Earth’s rotation gradually slowing down. Coordinated Universal Time, or UTC (4 hours ahead of Eastern Daylight Time) is based on an atomic clock, which calculates the length of a second based on (very predictable) changes in cesium atoms. But our standard of time eventually stops keeping in sync with the actual behavior of our slowing planet. As a result, the group that monitors UTC1, the time based on the Earth’s rotation, has thrown a leap second into the mix as needed to keep UTC within .9 seconds of real-world accuracy. So instead of switching right to July 1 at 23:59:59 UTC (which is just before 8 p.m., Eastern time) we’ll move on to 23:59:60 first. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Egypt top prosecutor killed by Cairo car bomb A car bomb killed Egypt’s top prosecutor on Monday in Cairo, in the first assassination of a top official in the country in a quarter century. It marked an apparent escalation by Islamic militants in their campaign of revenge attacks for a crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood. (AP) PARIS

Uber managers in France questioned by officials French authorities detained two senior Uber managers for questioning on Monday over “illicit activity” involving its ridehailing service. The detentions came amid rising tensions between the government and the company, which culminated last week in a violence-marred taxi strike that blocked roads. (AP) SOUSSE, TUNISIA

Seven accused of being behind Tunisia attack Top European security officials paid a somber homage on Tunisian sands Monday to 38 people killed at a beach resort, as Tunisian authorities announced the arrest of seven alleged accomplices of the gunman. British officials confirmed that most of the dead were British, and Prime Minister David Cameron said it was time for his country to become “intolerant of intolerance.” (AP)

Corrections The Blog Log item about a Scottish soccer team’s new mascot on page 26 in Tuesday’s edition incorrectly identified the team. It is Partick Thistle. The Blog Log item about Ford’s new smart bike on page 24 in Friday’s edition incorrectly identified the bike’s name. It is the MoDe:Flex. The MoDe:Link is its accompanying app. Spot an error? Let us know at corrections@readexpress.com.

Colorado Supreme Court strikes down school voucher program for channeling public funds to religious schools

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nation+world AUSTIN, TEXAS Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Sunday advised county clerks, magistrates and others who have religious objections to same-sex marriage that they may opt out of providing services to same-sex couples seeking marriage licenses. Calling the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing same-sex unions nationally a “lawless decision,” Paxton, a Republican, said that his guidance was necessary to protect the religious liberties of hundreds of local officials whose job it is it issue marriage licenses.

“We find that although it fabricated a new constitutional right in 2015, the Supreme Court did not diminish, overrule, or call into question the First Amendment rights to free exercise of religion that formed the first freedom in the Bill of Rights,” he said in a statement. Paxton acknowledges the legal vulnerability for local officials who decline to help gay couples. He suggests that clerks and others who do not want to issue same-sex marriage licenses because of religious beliefs delegate that responsibility to others.

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Texas AG protests marriage ruling

Gay couples started marrying in Texas Friday, but an opinion by the state’s attorney general could make it tougher to get marriage licenses.

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But in cases where no official is available to assist gay couples, they could face lawsuits. Meanwhile, Louisiana officials began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples on Monday. Jefferson Parish Clerk of Court Jon Geggenheimer said that a license was issued there Monday morning. It was believed to be the first license issued to a same-sex couple in the state. Gay rights advocates said Louisiana was believed to be the last state to not have issued any licenses to same-sex couples. SANDHYA SOMASHEKHAR (THE WASHINGTON POST/AP)

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HEALTH California lawmakers on Monday sent the governor a contentious bill that would impose one of the strictest school vaccination laws in the country after a series of emotionally charged debates. The Senate reaffirmed the bill striking California’s personal belief exemption for immunizations on a 24-14 vote. Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown has not said whether he would sign it. Democratic Sens. Richard Pan and Ben Allen introduced the measure after an outbreak of measles at Disneyland in December infected more than 100 people in the U.S. and Mexico. “The science remains unequivocal that vaccines are safe, that vaccines save lives,” Pan said. If the bill becomes law, children whose parents refuse vaccination can try to obtain a medical exemption or be homeschooled.

RICH PEDRONCELLI (AP)

Calif. legislature passes vaccine bill

People protest the California bill that would limit exemptions to school vaccination laws.

Otherwise, children who currently claim a personal belief exemption will need to get fully vaccinated by kindergarten and seventh grade. Thousands of parents have flooded the Capitol in recent weeks to oppose the bill at legislative hearings. They and some lawmakers say that the state is trampling on parental rights. JULIA HOROWITZ (AP)

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Six black churches burned within a week In the week after nine people were shot dead at Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina, six churches with predominately black congregations in five Southern states have burned. Three of the fires are being investigated as arson. The FBI is working with local authorities to find those who set them. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“And then they would go live happily ever after, which is a fairy tale that I wasn’t read as a child.”

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Indian tribe recognition process overhauled The Obama administration is making it easier for some Indian tribes to obtain federal recognition, addressing a longstanding grievance of many Native Americans. The new regulation updates a process that requires years and piles of paperwork. (AP)

NEW YORK GOV. ANDREW CUOMO,

telling Capital Pressroom about the escape plans of Richard Matt and David Sweat. The convicts, one now captured and the other killed, had plans to head to Mexico. (EXPRESS)

WikiLeaks says NSA spied on French finance officials for a decade

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Europe on the brink? Leaders may not say so, but the EU’s future is on the line in Greece

Puerto Rico says it can’t pay off $70B debt

GIANNIS PAPANIKOS (AP)

LONDON He said he felt sorrow and betrayal. He begged, and he blamed. With Greece’s future in Europe on the line, European Commission President JeanClaude Juncker pulled off an emotional tour de force Monday as he sought to talk the country down from its perch at the edge of the abyss. “I very much like the Greeks,” he told reporters gravely during a Brussels news conference, “and I’d say to them, ‘You should not commit suicide because you are afraid of death.’ ” The choice facing Greece may indeed be that dire. But as Juncker’s dramatic performance showed, there is also an enormous amount at stake for Europe. Greeks will vote Sunday in a snap referendum that its leftist leader, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, has said is meant to give his public the final say on whether he should accept the tough terms of a cash-for-austerity deal from creditors at the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Tsipras wants Greeks to say no, apparently arguing that creditors are bluffing and will not take the catastrophic step of ejecting Greece from the club of 19 nations that use the euro currency. But across the continent, leaders from Germany to Slovakia, Italy to Portugal, all warned the Greeks that their vote Sunday effectively represents a choice between remaining in the euro zone and not. To let a country reject the rules of the club and stay in it, they seemed to argue, would be more dangerous to the currency union’s future than booting out

People wait outside a closed bank Monday in Thessaloniki, Greece, in the hopes of getting their pension payments.

one recalcitrant member. “If these principles are no longer adhered to, I am deeply convinced that the euro will fail, and we don’t want that,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday, referring to the need for fiscally sound management. Merkel, whose nation has lent more to Greece than any other in the European Union, is often seen as the architect of Greek austerity. But in fact, some of the countries that are now coming down hardest on Greece are the smaller, poorer euro-zone nations that have already accepted the bitter pills of austerity and say the Greeks should, too — though Europe would be fine either way. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva, for instance, said Monday it was an “illusion” that the common currency would be weakened if Greece left. “The euro zone has 19 countries. I hope that Greece will not exit, but, if it does, that still leaves 18,” Silva told reporters in Lisbon, according to the Spanish newswire EFE. European officials have tried

Israel intercepts Gaza-bound aid ship in Mediterranean

The U.S. impact LITTLE EXPOSURE: The U.S. has

very little direct exposure to Greece, and investors have had years since the beginning of this crisis to limit their exposure. The Greek economy accounts for less than 1 percent of all U.S. trade, much of it in vegetables. STOCKS TUMBLE: Markets were down around the world Monday, and U.S. stocks closed with their biggest losses of the year amid worries about fallout from Greece’s debt crisis. (AP)

to signal that the continent is strong enough to weather the consequences of “Grexit,” a Greek departure from the euro zone. But the truth is that no one knows for sure what the broader consequences could be if a union forged over decades on the principle of ever-closer ties suddenly ejects one of its own, leaving it to a potentially catastrophic fate. Simon Tilford, deputy director of the Center for European Reform said that European officials are deluding themselves if

they think that other vulnerable economies along Europe’s southern periphery will be protected from a fate similar to Greece’s. “Once you have the next downturn, which may not be very far away, the consequences of Grexit will become apparent,” he said. There is also the danger that after decades of convergence, a Greek exit could propel Europe into a period of pulling apart — a development that would have significant economic and geopolitical consequences. Britain, though not in the euro zone, is set to hold a referendum by the end of 2017 on whether to remain part of the European Union. “So far, the E.U. has been in a continuous process of integration,” said Dušan Reljic, head of the Brussels office of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs. “What we are experiencing now is a huge step toward disintegration. If there was a Grexit, and maybe a Brexit were to follow, the E.U. would have a big problem.” GRIFF WITTE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Israel to free Palestinian hunger-striker Khader Adnan

Puerto Rico Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla has decided that the island cannot pay back over $70 billion in debt, setting up an unprecedented financial crisis that could rock the municipal bond market and lead to higher borrowing costs for governments across the United States. Here’s what you need to know. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Laws prevent the island from filing for bankruptcy Unlike cities like Detroit, Puerto Rico is not permitted to file for bankruptcy. A report issued Monday stated that a failure to iron out an agreement with creditors could ignite a long and uncharted process to sort out the country’s financial obligations.

A default could affect U.S. mutual funds The implications are serious for Americans outside Puerto Rico largely because many hold island bonds in mutual funds. At one point in 2013, an estimated three out of four municipal bond mutual funds held Puerto Rican bonds.

White House says U.S. won’t offer a bailout The White House threw cold water Monday on the notion of bailing out Puerto Rico from its financial crisis, instead urging Congress to consider changing the law so the island can declare bankruptcy.

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Look who’s talking now

Solo keeping a low profile at World Cup WOMEN’S WORLD CUP Hope Solo has disappeared from the World Cup. Make no mistake: She has started every match for the U.S. women’s national soccer team ahead of today’s World Cup semifinal against Germany. On and off the field, though, there are few signs of her. For both the squad and the player, this is a welcome development. Early this month, on the eve of the group opener, the goalkeeper’s dark past resurfaced after fresh details about her 2014 domestic violence case emerged. Solo had not done anything new to bring it about, but her personal drama had again caught up to her. The timing of the latest story, which included allegations of an alcohol-fueled tirade against police officers, could not have been worse. As the Americans began the quest for their first World Cup title in 16 years, coach Jill Ellis and the players were answering questions about matters unrelated to the upcoming matches. But over the course of three weeks across Canada, Solo has become almost inconspicuous. She has not spoken publicly

since after the first game. From all indications, she has been a good teammate and positive influence during the World Cup odyssey. “I have really noticed her — on the field, off the field — just [having] a really good focus,” Ellis said after the 1-0 quarterfinal victory against China on Friday. Solo has benefited from the defense in front of her. Since rescuing the Americans with several sensational saves in the 3-1 opening victory against Australia, she has recorded four consecutive shutouts. The 423-minute streak is the third longest in tournament history. With these World Cup performances, Solo, 33, has set the record for most career victories (134) and appearances (175) by a U.S. goalkeeper in international play and extended her marks in shutouts (88) and starts (169). “She has made some saves that have kept us in games,” midfielder Morgan Brian said. “That’s what her job is. That’s what she’s been used to.” Opponents aren’t scoring because they aren’t getting chances. In the past four matches, the defense has conceded seven shots on goal. Solo’s intermittent saves have been routine, and for most of the 90 minutes, she is a lonely figure watching over an unthreatened fortress. Solo and the U.S. squad will

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Goalie has stayed quiet during the U.S. team’s run to the semifinals

Since being selected with the No. 15 pick in Thursday’s NBA draft, Kelly Oubre Jr. has had a lot to say. Here are some verbal highlights from the newest Wizard.

U.S. goalie Hope Solo has recorded four straight shutouts in the World Cup.

The ‘jewel’ of the draft

“Whoever gets me is getting a jewel, you know what I mean?” he told ESPN after he was selected. “I’m ready to win a championship. And whatever team gets me, we’re winning a championship.”

World Cup semifinals preview GERMANY VS. UNITED STATES 7 p.m. today, Fox GERMANY: The top-ranked Germans have been to every Women’s

World Cup since it started in 1991, winning in 2003 and 2007. The team was shaken in 2011 when it failed to make it to the final at home, losing in the quarterfinals to eventual champion Japan. UNITED STATES: The U.S. is ranked No. 2, having fallen out of the top spot late last year after six years at No. 1. The Americans have been to every Women’s World Cup, winning in 1991 and 1999. The U.S. is the only team to have reached the semifinals in all seven tournaments.

2 Wizard blood

“I’m a Washington Wizard, so I definitely take pride in that,” he said on draft night. “I’m being insulated with Washington blood now, so I’m definitely bleeding Wizard blood.”

JAPAN VS. ENGLAND 5 p.m. Wednesday, Fox Sports 1 JAPAN: Fourth-ranked Japan is the defending World Cup champion,

defeating the U.S. on penalty kicks in the final four years ago to become the first Asian team to win the tournament. It was the first time Japan had advanced past the quarterfinals. ENGLAND: At No. 6, England is the lowest ranked team remaining.

England has advanced to the semifinals for the first time in the team’s history. This is its fourth World Cup; the team made it to the quarterfinals in each of its previous three. (AP)

face their stiffest test to date against No. 1 Germany, which leads the tournament by a wide margin in goals with 20. And when the U.S. World Cup effort ends, whether against Japan or England in the third-place match Saturday in Edmonton or Sunday’s final in Vancouver, Solo

1 Simply the best

“I’m not going to say another guy’s better than me, because I don’t feel that way,” he said Monday during an interview with The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan.

might face a fresh round of legal issues. Prosecutors have appealed a judge’s decision last winter to dismiss the assault charges. The two sides of Hope Solo may take turns stepping into the shadows, but for better and for worse, they never fade away. STEVEN GOFF (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Dwyane Wade elects to become free agent, may leave Heat

Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan to retire after next season

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Right wing T.J. Oshie had 19 goals and 36 assists in 72 regular-season games for the St. Louis Blues last year.

Capitals in the market for top-line right winger GM: Lack of cap space could force the team to add assets via trade CAPITALS A year after signing defensemen Brooks Orpik and Matt Niskanen to long-term deals on the first day of free agency, Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan does not expect to make a similar splash when unrestricted free agency begins Wednesday. “I anticipate not being active right off the hop,” MacLellan told reporters at the NHL draft over the weekend. “I don’t know if we have the [salary cap space] to be able to do that.” The Capitals continue to negotiate with their restricted free agents Braden Holtby, Marcus Johansson and Evgeny Kuznetsov, and MacLellan hopes the club can land a top-line right winger. After a season in which Alex Ovechkin and Nicklas Backstrom skated with nine different wingers, MacLellan would like a more consistent option on the No. 1 line. Top-line wingers are coveted

assets around the league and MacLellan has said a trade may be necessary to bring one to Washington. Here’s a list of potential right wing targets for the Capitals, via trade or free agency:

T.J. Oshie (trade)

teams have expressed interest in acquiring the four-time 30-goal scorer, who led the Blackhawks in power play goals in each of the past two seasons. Sharp, who has reached the Western Conference final five times in the past seven years, would provide the Capitals with a proven playoff performer.

2014-15: 72 GP, 19 G, 36 A (Blues)

MacLellan has suggested that Tom Wilson or Andre Burakovsky could be a fit on the Capitals’ No. 1 line, but that a short-term bridge would be ideal. Enter Oshie, 28, who has two years left on his current deal. The versatile forward has played on both special teams units in St. Louis and developed into a key cog on a team that plays a brand of heavy hockey similar to the one the Capitals have developed under Barry Trotz.

Patrick Sharp (trade) ’14-15: 68 GP, 16 G, 27 A (Blackhawks)

Fresh off their third Stanley Cup in six years, the Blackhawks face a salary cap crunch, with Sharp, 33, a prime candidate to move on. The Chicago Tribune reported last weekend that as many as five

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Justin Williams (free agency) ’14-15: 81 GP, 18 G, 23 A (Kings)

Williams is a three-time Stanley Cup champion and won the Conn Smythe Trophy (playoff MVP) in 2014. His 7-0 lifetime record in Game 7s (to go along with seven goals and an NHLrecord 14 points) would also be a welcome addition in Washington. The unrestricted free agent will be 34 next season and could command a three- or four-year deal, which may be too long for the Capitals, who will likely be seeking a short-term stopgap.

Ian Desmond’s struggles at the plate this season have been well-documented. The Nationals shortstop is hitting .225 average and has struck out on 27 percent of his plate appearances. On Sunday, though, Desmond showed some positive signs, including when he hit a 450-foot homer. From June 2 to June 20, Desmond was 9-for-66. But he is five for his last 16 — with two of those hits being home runs. It’s not the kind of hot streak he has proven capable of for three seasons now, but perhaps it’s the beginning of a positive stretch. “Baby steps,” Desmond said Sunday. “I feel like I’m moving in the right direction.” Hitting coach Rick Schu said he sees Desmond “slowing down a little bit” at the plate and “swinging at better pitches.” The Nationals open a three-game series tonight against the Braves, a team Desmond has hit .161 against in eight games this season. CHELSEA JANES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Other candidates: Chris Stewart (UFA), P.A. Parenteau (UFA), Teddy Purcell (trade, Oilers), Radim Vrbata (trade, Canucks). BEN RABY (FOR EXPRESS)

Andy MacPhail joins Phillies, will be president after season

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Capitals re-sign Beagle to three-year extension The Capitals knocked one more item from their offseason agenda Monday, announcing a three-year contract extension for forward Jay Beagle worth $1.75 million per season. Both sides entered summer knowing they wanted to discuss a new deal for the center, a pending unrestricted free agent who set career highs with 10 points, 10 assists and 20 points last season, and talks ramped up before the NHL draft last weekend. He will make $1.45 million next season with a $300,000 bonus, then $1.75 million for the 2015-16 and 201617 seasons. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Djokovic, Serena open with straight-set wins Trailing 3-1 to a qualifier on the first day of Wimbledon, Serena Williams won 11 of 13 games to beat 113th-ranked Margarita Gasparyan 6-4, 6-1 on Monday to extend her Grand Slam winning streak to 22 matches. Things were more straightforward for defending men’s champion Novak Djokovic, who led all the way for a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 win over Philipp Kohlschreiber. Also on Monday, Sloane Stephens won a Wimbledon match for the first time in two years. The 37th-ranked American knocked off No. 27 Barbora Strycova 6-4, 6-2. (AP)

Luol Deng staying with Heat, opts-in for $10.1M

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‘Fitness’ food isn’t as good as you think

Sixteen of Lisa Clark’s belly dance students are members of her dance troupe, Suburban Gypsies, which performs at county fairs and festivals.

In the belly of the beat In Manassas, Va., women of all ages and sizes shake it at Magnificent Belly Dance SELF-IMAGE Lisa Clark remembers it well. She was heading into a belly dance class in the Washington area when someone asked her a question. “Are you here to pick someone up?” Clark remembers the receptionist asking, as if she couldn’t believe a curvy woman in her 40s would want to participate in the upcoming session. “I said, ‘No, I’m here for class,’ ” said Clark, who recalled that almost no one in the class was older than 30. “And she looked me up and down and said, ‘Oh.’ ” “I thought how unfair that is, that people who are older and not size 2 were kind of discriminated against,” she added. So, a few years later, in 2007, she started her own studio. That comment 10 years ago inspired her Manassas studio’s tag line: “Belly dance for

the everyday woman.” Clark, who coyly says she’s in her late 50s, said Magnificent Belly Dance — one of the only studios of its kind in Prince William County — is for women of all sizes and all ages. She carries hip scarves in sizes ranging from petite to “Goddess” and has about 30 students. Sixteen of them shimmy in her inclusive dance troupe. Clark says belly dancing is a self-esteem booster, adding that she sees her students go from shy to brave in just a few classes. “You’ve learned something that … other people are too scared to learn,” she said. Gabrielle Toy, a 28-year-old government contractor, began belly dancing four months ago after she came across a Groupon deal. She said she’s picked up a new attitude along with her new moves. “I’ve noticed that I’m more

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“I’ve noticed that I’m more confident in the way that I stand and in the way that I walk.” GABRIELLE TOY, a 28-year-old Manassas, Va., resident, on the confidence she has attained after attending belly dancing classes

confident in the way that I stand and in the way that I walk,” said Toy, who lives in Manassas. She added that the “air that I have around me” has changed — she’s more aware of her back, her hips, her posture. When Clark’s dancers perform at county fairs and festivals, they shimmy, and then there are chest lifts, lots of hip slides and a few chest drops. With each move, they said, they’re breaking down

the misconceptions people have about belly dancers; no one is too old or too heavy to do it. Clark said her dancers even modify moves. One person has arthritis in her knees? Then only half the group lands on one knee while the other half stands. Someone’s bad leg prevents her from doing the Egyptian move without support? They all hold hands and do it together. Ann Kilkelly, a Virginia Tech professor, dance scholar and 68-year-old dancer, said that, in the United States, people generally think of dance “as something young people do and old people don’t.” “In reality, that’s a very narrow picture,” Kilkelly said. “There are many parts of the world where old women and men dance, where fat is valued, where body size is part of a sense of well-being.” VICTORIA ST. MARTIN

A new study published in the Journal of Marketing Research has shattered our dreams about our favorite trail mix and energy bars. Fitness-branded snacks can actually promote weight-conscious people to eat more and exercise less, which can potentially lead to weight gain. The 162 participants were given a bag of trail mix — either a normal pack or one marketed as a “fitness” food. The second phase of the study had participants exercise on a stationary bike after snacking. Those given a bag marketed as “fitness” ate 59 more calories on average and exercised less vigorously, burning around 11 fewer calories than regular snackers. ZAINAB MUDALLAL (EXPRESS)

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man, but we’re not really friends. I just don’t bother to bring up certain things, mostly because he lectures me for hours and views everything negatively. I feel like I’m not being me because I keep things to myself. He doesn’t like my best friend, so now I feel even more cut off. I really want stability for me and my child but feel I’ve made a big mistake. HELP!

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For crying out loud, just let it go Q. My husband, our toddler and I flew across country to visit my sister. When we arrived, my toddler started having daily temper tantrums. My sister’s wife was passive-aggressive about it, rolling her eyes and commenting to her dog: “I’m not going to let you walk all over me.” I apologized but said tantrums are normal after a long trip. Do I bring it up again? NOT FEELING WARM TOWARD SISTER-IN-LAW People not used to day-to-day toddler interactions may make all kinds of faces during temper tantrums or explosive diaper incidents, some of those faces more obnoxious than others. I can understand it didn’t make you want to nominate your sisin-law for sainthood, but it’s just one of many quirks that family members might have, and over time you’ll need to learn not to

take it personally. You did the right thing by broaching it, but save your energy and let it lie. With time and experience, your sis-inlaw may get a reality check, or may not. View her intolerance like a tantrum itself: an understandable attempt to exert control in a strange new environment — in this case, a little human invading her house.

So he’s wonderful, right? In what way — his sparkling teeth? He’s unsupportive, negative, defensive, unresponsive to feedback, isolating and makes you feel that choosing him was a big mistake. If somehow that equals desirable “stability,” then I wonder why you’re selling yourself so short. What makes you possibly think you don’t deserve a more supportive relationship, with a true partner who values your opinions, listens and understands you in the ways you need and respects your right to have friends even if he doesn’t necessarily like them? If you can’t recognize your own need for something better, think of your child — and what you want them to learn about how relationships should be. Send your questions for Baggage Check to Dr. Andrea Bonior at baggage@ wpost.com. Andrea is a local clinical psychologist and author of the book “The Friendship Fix” (friendshipfix.com).

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Host Melissa Block leaving ‘All Things Considered’ NPR says Melissa Block is stepping down as host of the newsmagazine “All Things Considered” after 12 years anchoring the national broadcast. The network said Monday that Block will become a special correspondent for NPR, producing profiles, long-form stories and series on critical issues of the day. Block will also guest host NPR programs and develop podcasts. NPR has not announced who will replace Block. “All Things Considered” is co-hosted by Robert Siegel and Audie Cornish, and draws about 12 million listeners a week. Block’s last broadcast is Aug. 14. (AP)

In your quest to find a date or a hook-up, you might discover something else on dating apps: new music. An increasing number of acts are looking to platforms like Tinder and Match to promote their music and reach their fans. Madonna’s latest album was promoted on Grindr, an app for gay men, while Mariah Carey made a profile on Match.com to premiere her video for “Infinity,” and last week DJ Afrojack took over Match’s Twitter account to answer questions while promoting his new single. Tinder says 85 percent of users are between the ages 18 and 34, and the average user spends about 11 minutes on the app each day — one of the reasons Jason Derulo, right, used it to premiere the video for his hit “Want to Want Me.” “I see this app as the wave of the future,” Derulo said. “I know my fans will swipe right.” (AP) Novelist Zadie Smith and director Claire Denis collaborating on sci-fi film script, Screen Daily reports

“#AskELJames after the success of “Grey,” have you considered re-telling the story from the perspective of someone who can write” @AVESTAL, participating in a

Twitter Q-and-A with “Fifty Shades of Grey” author E.L. James. The writer’s promotion quickly turned ugly, with users bashing James’ writing style, subject material and characters.

“Top Gun 2” is being written, Tom Cruise to reprise his role, Collider reports

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Trump refuses to back down from his remarks about Mexican immigrants.

Trump dumped by NBCUniversal Network severs ties with the mogul over his anti-immigrant remarks TELEVISION NBCUniversal announced Monday that it would stop working with Donald Trump, even on his reality show “The Apprentice.” Following the lead of Spanishlanguage broadcaster Univision, NBC said it will also no longer air the Trump-partnered pageants Miss USA and Miss Universe, citing his “derogatory statements” about Mexican immigrants. Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice” had been renewed, but was on hold as Trump launched a campaign to seek the Republican nomination for president. NBC said Trump would no longer be participating in the program. Over the weekend, a number of Hispanic groups put pressure on NBC to cut off Trump after his comments at his June 16 rally

that immigrants coming over the U.S.-Mexican border were “rapists” and drug dealers. Soon after the announcement, Trump released a statement criticizing the network. “If NBC is so weak and so foolish to not understand the serious illegal immigration problem in the United States, coupled with the horrendous and unfair trade deals we are making with Mexico, then their contract violating closure of Miss Universe/ Miss USA will be determined in court,” he said. “Furthermore, they will stand behind lying Brian Williams, but won’t stand behind people that tell it like it is.” Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who in some polls is the only Republican ahead of Trump, initially smiled and turned away when told by reporters about NBC’s decision, but then added: “He’s worth nine billion bucks, so he’ll be able to survive.” COLBY ITKOWITZ (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“I laugh every damn time I watch the Olivia Munn/ Aaron Rodgers sword training video. His troll job and ‘come get some’ motion is great.” @THEREALBOBEVANS is delighted by an Instagram video Olivia Munn posted Sunday. In the clip, the actress practices her swordfighting skills for her part in the upcoming “X-Men: Apocalypse” film, while her boyfriend, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, can be seen in the background trying his best to keep up.

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“Someone interrupted the Zac Brown Band and J.J. Watt proved he’d be the best security guard on the planet.” @FBUNORTHEAST sees a viable post-NFL career for the Houston Texans defensive end after he “tackled” a fan who rushed the stage during a Zac Brown Band performance Sunday. When a fan jumped on stage, Watt, who is a friend to the country band, ran from the wings and tackled him to the ground. (But please, don’t actually try to provoke a 6-foot-5 NFL player — this was pretty clearly a staged stunt.)

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1934: Adolf Hitler launches his “blood purge” of political and military rivals in Germany in what comes to be known as “The Night of the Long Knives.”

1994: The U.S. Figure Skating Association strips Tonya Harding of the national championship and bans her for life for her role in the attack on rival Nancy Kerrigan.

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Levi Johnston, father of Bristol Palin’s first child, 6-year-old Tripp, told TMZ he will do what he can to help Palin raise her second child. “She’s a great mom,” he said, despite bad blood over custody of Tripp. According to TMZ, Johnston also said he feels bad that Palin has been having bad luck — calling off her wedding, etc. (EXPRESS)

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An Egyptian reality show lured Paris Hilton into an airplane and convinced her it was going to crash, Gossip Cop reported. The host of “Ramez in Control,” Ramez Galal, got Hilton to take a supposed aerial tour of Dubai, where she was attending a hotel opening. The pilot made the plane drop and actors onboard played along. Hilton seemed to believe the crash was real. (EXPRESS)

NOT REALLY

Prince George plans to live tweet the baptism Princess Charlotte will be christened Sunday on the royal family’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England, and the palace has invited commoners to watch from outside, People reported. “The Duke and Duchess … are delighted the paddock can be opened on the day of the christening,” the palace said. The Archbishop of Canterbury will lead the service. (AP)

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You may resume mocking, judging Bristol Palin, who said on her blog Thursday that her pregnancy “has been, and will be, a huge disappointment to my family, to my close friends, and to many of you,” said in a post Sunday that the pregnancy was planned. “So here are the things you should all get straight before you continue to mock me, judge me, and talk about me,” she wrote. “I made a mistake, but it’s not the mistake all these giddy a$$holes have loved to assume.” She continued, “Everyone knows I wanted more kids, to have a bigger family. Believing I was heading that way, I got ahead of myself.” (EXPRESS)

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