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Cardinal rule: If you drink, don’t drive; put the bird in an Uber Staff at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah got a call last weekend from a man who “had a few too many” drinks and found a baby lesser goldfinch struggling on the ground. An hour later, the bird arrived at the center in an Uber by itself. Staff learned the man had called the car as he was too intoxicated to drive. The bird, nicknamed Petey, was thin and dehydrated, but it will live. (AP) HEROES AMONG US #2

This guy’s definitely a hero, but we do have several questions A patron at a hotel on Australia’s Gold Coast foiled a holdup with a bar stool and a potted plant. A video released by Queensland police shows a hooded man enter the Mermaid Beach Hotel early Friday and threaten a female employee with a machete. A patron reacts by picking up a bar stool and throwing it at the man, followed by a plant. (AP) HEROES AMONG US #3

Even a failed effort to play fetch with a bobcat counts as heroism Police in Chattanooga, Tenn., say a man drunkenly broke into a nature center and tried to play fetch with a bobcat, allowing it to escape.

Cayden Melia told police he’d been drinking when he broke into the Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center last month. He said he used a rock to break into Evi the bobcat’s cage. (AP)

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Va. happy hours get happier PERSPECTIVE Margarita Mondays. Tequila Tuesdays. Wine-ding down Wed nesd ays, a nd O n -Tap Thursdays.

Before this month, Virginia restaurant owners couldn’t use phrases like this to advertise happy hour specials on signs outside of their restaurants.

The issue of Virginia’s “happy hour law” was laid bare in a lawsuit brought forward by Washington-area chef Geoff Tracy.

The law was ultimately tossed aside by new legislation. As of July 1, the new law allows Virginia restaurants and bars to use creative terms to describe happy hours and to advertise what drinks will cost during those time slots.

“Now, prices and puns are legal in Virginia,” said Anastasia Boden, the lead attorney in the suit filed on behalf of Tracy.

The basis for the lawsuit centered on the argument that because happy hours were legal, advertising the truth about them should be, too.

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A new law allows Virginia bars and restaurants to advertise drink specials.

“The reason we brought the lawsuit was to vindicate a deeper principle, and that is that the government can’t censor truthful information for paternalistic reasons,” Boden said.

Some states ban happy hours completely, and others limit aspects of advertising them, based on the argument that it

will reduce alcohol consumption and drunken driving. But Boden said the evidence doesn’t support that.

“If you look just across state lines into Maryland and D.C., it’s not as if you see more traffic accidents due to alcohol,” she said. And if reducing drunken driving is the goal, she said,

“I think there’s a better way to get at that than by banning speech.”

Tracy, who operates restaurants in Maryland, the District and Virginia, said he is “thrilled” the restriction is gone.

“I just thought it was ridiculous you couldn’t tell people Budweisers were 3 bucks,” he said.

He also couldn’t describe happy hour beyond those two words. “I couldn’t say ‘very happy hour’ or ‘ultimate happy hour.’ ” Boden and Tracy both said they would have preferred to have seen the issue settled in court — rather than through legislation — so they could have set legal precedent, but both expressed satisfaction that Virginia ultimately did the right thing.

Tracy said it’s just unfortunate it didn’t come sooner.

Ten days before the law went into effect, he closed his Tysons restaurant, Chef Geoff’s, which was named in the lawsuit. The lease expired on that day, and he had made the decision earlier not to renew it. “ That was bittersweet,” Tracy said. “If it was there, we would’ve had to have had some sort of party.” THERESA VARGAS

Unique lizard dies before its third birthday An Asian water dragon born under special circumstances died at the National Zoo on June 14, according to a Friday announcement. When the water dragon was born at the zoo on Aug. 24, 2016, it was the first member of its species without any contribution from a male.

The female was born through a process known as parthenogenesis, when females produce an offspring on their own.

Water dragons have a median life expectancy is 10 to 15 years, but the zoo said this dragon died of blood cancer before its third birthday. (TWP)

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Far-right, antifa clash in D.C. Police prevent violence as opposing protesters descend on downtown

EVELYN HOCKSTEIN (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)

THE DISTRICT Hundreds of D.C. police officers descended on the area around Washington’s Freedom Plaza on Saturday, preventing antifascists from clashing with right-wing demonstrators during dueling rallies near the White House.

Police on bicycles and on foot quickly broke up skirmishes and prevented black-clad, hooded leftist antifascists, known as antifa, from erecting barricades in streets with toppled chairs.

Antifa demonstrators and opposing Proud Boys interacted at times but never fully engaged.

The Proud Boys, a self-proclaimed Western-chauvinist fraternal organization that promotes ending welfare and closing the borders, held the Demand Free Speech rally to protest some right-wing activists being barred from social media sites.

They were vastly outnumbered by counterprotesters at adjacent Pershing Park. The “All

Protesters from antifa groups clashed with police officers on Saturday.

Out D.C.” rally, which blasted gogo music to drown out what they called messages of white nationalism, included antifa activists.

Though tense at times, demonstrations ended quietly around 2 p.m., as Demand Free Speech speakers left in private buses.

Some Proud Boys went to Harry’s Bar, where police stood guard.

Shortly before 5 p.m., a

Officer scrutinized A video depicting a D.C. police officer fist-bumping a member of the far-right Proud Boys group on July 4 circulated on social media this weekend, according to a DCist report. D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham told DCist that he would examine the video’s context and act accordingly if necessary. (EXPRESS)

half-dozen antifa demonstrators showed up outside the bar, though no confrontation occurred. After about a half-hour, the antifa group left, trailed by officers.

Then they headed to Trump International Hotel, where they faced off again with Proud Boys and people in MAGA gear. The police used bicycles to create an impromptu barrier. They had to break up at least one fistfight.

D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham said his goal was to keep the two groups largely separated.

At times, it appeared police were at every flare-up, plucking people out of verbal altercations that could have led to violence.

No injuries were reported.

Police were determined to avoid a repeat of the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville.

Olga Slobodyanyuk, 26, traveled from home in Sterling, Va., to counter anti-left sentiments.

“This is just 30 minutes from my home,” she said, “so I had to show up to let them know — Nazis are not welcome in our city.” PETER HERMANN, PETER JAMISON, HANNAH NATANSON AND CLARENCE WILLIAMS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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What you missed in D.C. over July 4 weekend

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Did you tune out and get away for the long weekend? Here’s a recap of an unusual Independence Day in D.C., which included a presidential speech, extravagant Mall fireworks and more. (EXPRESS)

At President Trump’s request, this year onlookers enjoyed two separate Mall fireworks shows.

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According to Metro, 400,996 people rode the train between 7 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. on July 4.

That’s an increase of 1.7% over July 4, 2018. But that is different from the number who attended festivities; some riders may have been going elsewhere. Metro’s average daily ridership is higher: 594,000 trips.

The National Park Service diverted nearly $2.5 million for this year’s July 4 on the Mall, a fraction of the total cost, The Post reported. Those funds were primarily intended to go toward improvements at national parks across the country.

The White House has not shared the expanded event’s total cost.

A California man burned two U.S. flags outside the White House on the afternoon of July 4, sparking clashes between opposing protest groups.

Gregory Johnson, 62, faces misdemeanor charges, including for inciting violence, though prosecutors on Friday dropped a felony charge of assaulting an officer.

Two local house fires on Friday morning were blamed on improper use of fireworks. One, in Northwest D.C., displaced four residents of a two-story, single-family house. The other, in Fairfax County, displaced five residents. D.C. police said officials recovered thousands of illegal fireworks citywide.

Maryland legislature approves third gender option for voter registration forms

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City plans improvements to aging public housing D.C. housing officials want to demolish or renovate a third of the city’s public housing portfolio, partnering with private developers to remake 14 public complexes that currently offer some of the city’s worst living conditions. D.C. Housing Authority’s plan could spark anxiety for those residents, who fear being pushed from a rapidly gentrifying city. (TWP) POLITICS

Hogan refuses to spend $245M in Md. budget Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, R, on Wednesday refused to spend money the legislature had earmarked for programs including rape-kit testing and building schools. The decision not to spend $245 million — the largest sum he has ever withheld from an approved budget — could affect more than 70 initiatives. (TWP) PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY

Amazon mulls adding logistics center in Md. Amazon is pursuing plans to open a giant logistics and supply center in Prince George’s County, a relatively short distance from its new Northern Virginia headquarters, according to two government officials.

Recent zoning changes would pave the way for the facility to open in Westphalia Town Center in Upper Marlboro. (TWP) TECHNOLOGY

Maryland database hack affects 78,000 residents Hackers illegally accessed the names and Social Security numbers of as many as 78,000 people with information housed in two older Maryland state databases, officials announced Friday. The April breach involved data collected from people who received unemployment benefits in 2012 or who sought a general equivalency diploma in 2009, 2010 or 2014. (TWP)

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D.C. gambling contract could be jeopardized as new details emerge POLITICS As the D.C. Council prepares to vote on a $215 million lottery and sports betting contract, several council members are questioning the relationship between Council member Jack Evans and a lobbyist connected to the contractor, Greek gaming company Intralot.

The lobbyist, William Jarvis, helped Evans set up a legal firm, NSE Consulting, that has become the focus of multiple investigations into Evans’ private business dealings. He has also lobbied Evans and other council members on numerous bills, including legislation related to sports betting.

Evans has said Jarvis was only involved in registering NSE as a business and received no compensation for the work or

JAHI CHIKWENDIU (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Evans scrutinized for ties to lobbyist D.C. Council member Jack Evans’ business dealings are under investigation.

for serving as the firm’s registered agent.

But emails reviewed by The Washington Post show Jarvis, a lawyer, also provided Evans with detailed legal advice about

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NSE contracts that Jarvis was involved in negotiating.

Messages between Jarvis and an NSE client in 2016 involve negotiations and revisions of agreements between the client and

NSE. Jarvis says in the emails that he has done similar work for the firm with another client.

Even the role of registered agent has raised questions about whether Evans faced conflicts of interest in supporting bills for which Jarvis lobbied, including the sports betting legislation.

Council rules prohibit D.C. lawmakers from using their positions to influence matters they know will directly affect the financial interests of somebody closely affiliated with them.

In grand jury subpoenas to D.C. officials in March, prosecutors sought information about the relationship between Evans and Jarvis, among others.

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Many Americans say they don’t plan to retire

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Poll: One-quarter don’t intend to stop working despite realities of aging

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ECONOMY Nearly one-quarter of Americans say they never plan to retire, according to a poll that suggests a disconnection between individuals’ retirement plans and the realities of aging in the workforce.

Experts say illness, injury, layoffs and caregiving responsibilities often force older workers to leave their jobs sooner than they’d like.

According to the poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, 23% of workers, including nearly 2 in 10 of those over 50, don’t expect to stop working. Roughly another quarter of Americans say they will continue working beyond their 65th birthday.

According to government data, about 1 in 5 people 65 and older was working or actively looking for a job in June.

For many, money has a lot to do with the decision to keep working.

When asked how financially comfortable they feel about retirement, 14% of Americans under the age of 50 and 29% over 50 say they feel extremely or very prepared, according to the poll. About another 4 in 10 older adults say they do feel somewhat prepared, while about

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According to a recent poll, just 29% of Americans over the age of 50 say they feel extremely or very prepared for their retirement.

one-third feel unprepared. By comparison, 56% of younger adults say they don’t feel prepared for retirement.

Among those who are fully retired, 38% said they felt very or extremely prepared when they retired, while 25% said they felt not very or not at all prepared.

But remaining in the workforce may be unrealistic for people dealing with unexpected illness or injuries. For them, high medical bills and a lack of savings loom large over day-to-day expenditures.

“People like me, who are average, everyday working people, can have something catastrophic happen, and we lose everything

because of medical bills,” says Larry Zarzecki, a former Maryland police officer who stopped working in his 40s after developing a resting tremor in his right hand and a series of cognitive and physical symptoms he at times found difficult to articulate.

Meanwhile, Americans have mixed assessments of how the aging workforce affects workers: 39% think people staying in the workforce longer is mostly a good thing for American workers, while 29% think it’s more a bad thing and 30% say it makes no difference. A somewhat higher share, 45%, thinks it has a positive effect on the U.S. economy.

ANDREW SOERGEL (AP)

San Francisco will spend up to $600,000 to paint over historical artwork at a public school depicting the life of George Washington, a mural once seen as educational but now criticized as racist for its depiction of black and Native American people.

The “Life of Washington” was painted by Victor Arnautoff, one of the foremost muralists during the Depression. The 83-year-old mural contains images of white pioneers standing over the body of a Native American and slaves working at Washington’s Mount Vernon estate. The decision last week comes at a time when the legacies of Washington and other figures who owned slaves are being reexamined.

Some cities have changed the names of streets and buildings named after slave owners. (AP)

JOB CUTS AT DEUTSCHE BANK

The number of jobs Germany’s struggling Deutsche Bank said Sunday it would cut by 2022, downsizing its volatile investment banking division in a restructuring aimed at restoring consistent profitability and better returns to shareholders. For years, Deutsche Bank has struggled with regulatory penalties and fines, weak profits, high costs and a falling share price. The bank said it would cut roughly a quarter of its total annual costs, from 22.8 billion euros last year to 17 billion euros, through steps such as dropping the investment bank’s stock-trading business. (AP) Lee Iacocca, auto executive who put Mustang in Ford lineup and resurrected Chrysler, died Tuesday at 94

The Justice Department said Friday it will press its search for legal grounds to force the inclusion of a citizenship question on the 2020 Census, hours after President Trump said he is “very seriously” considering an executive order to get the question on the form. Trump said his administration is exploring a number of legal options, but the Justice Department did not say exactly what options remain now that the Supreme Court has barred the question at least temporarily. (AP) PYONGYANG

North Korea: Released Aussie student was spy North Korea said Saturday that an Australian student who it detained for a week had spread anti-Pyongyang propaganda and engaged in spying by providing photos and other materials to news outlets with critical views toward the North. Pyongyang’s official news agency said North Korea deported Alek Sigley on Thursday after he pleaded for forgiveness for his activities, which the agency said infringed on the country’s sovereignty. (AP) ALABAMA

Circuit judge dismisses fetal manslaughter case The manslaughter charge against an Alabama woman who lost her fetus when she was shot during a fight was dropped Saturday.

Circuit Judge David Carpenter granted the state’s motion to dismiss the case against Marshae Jones, 28. Jones was five months pregnant when 23-year-old Ebony Jemison shot her in the stomach during a December argument, authorities said. Alabama is one of several states with laws allowing criminal charges when fetuses are killed in violent acts. (AP)

Mich. Rep. Justin Amash quits GOP, won’t rule out 2020 presidency bid

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ICE raids set to start ‘fairly soon’

Iran enriching uranium above nuke deal limit

Fear of immigration roundups looms as plan for mass family arrests moves ahead name not be used.

In addition to many lawmakers being out of town and the deadline for congressional action expiring over the weekend, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is in transition: Many supervisors and agents have been on vacation for the July 4 holiday, and the current acting head, Mark Morgan, is leaving to start a new job today as the acting chief of U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Carol Danko, a spokeswoman for ICE, declined to discuss the agency’s plans.

“ICE does not comment on law enforcement sensitive operations,” she said.

The president did exactly that, though, in his June 17 tweet advertising mass arrests he said would start the following week.

Operational details of the plan began leaking out and circulating on Capitol Hill soon after.

White House aides and Homeland Security officials were frustrated that the president put ICE’s plans on Twitter, prompting concerns that the operation’s blown cover diminished its chances for success and jeopardized the safety of federal agents. Administration officials said it was the uproar that followed — not a potential deal with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — that led to the operation’s delay.

White House officials said they have also been concerned

MARIA SACCHETTI, ARELIS R. HERNÁNDEZ AND JOSH DAWSEY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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IMMIGRATION President Trump said his administration will move forward “fairly soon” with a plan to arrest thousands of migrant families in surprise roundups across major U.S. cities, after the two-week deadline he imposed on Democrats expired Saturday.

Trump tipped off the mass arrests in a June 17 tweet, vowing “millions” of deportations, but called them off five days later.

The president tweeted that he delayed the raids for two weeks at Democrats’ request, “to see if the Democrats and Republicans can get together and work out a solution to the Asylum and Loophole problems at the Southern Border.”

“If not,” he wrote, “Deportations start!”

Trump’s threats have left immigrants living in the U.S. illegally in a fog of dread, putting neighborhoods on edge and making residents fear venturing outside.

Eva, who works at a plant nursery in Homestead, Fla., said she has stopped going to the park and makes trips to the grocery store every few weeks.

“I don’t know when I leave in the morning if I’ll come home in the night,” said Eva, who arrived illegally 19 years ago from Mexico and whose teen daughter is a U.S. citizen.

“They could come and get me at any time,” she said. She spoke on the condition that her last

TEHRAN, IRAN Iran increased its uranium enrichment Sunday beyond the limit allowed by its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, inching its program closer toward weapons-grade levels while calling for a diplomatic solution to a crisis heightening tensions with the U.S. Iran’s move, coupled with earlier abandoning the deal’s limit on its low-enriched uranium stockpile, intensifies pressure on Europe to find any effective way around U.S. sanctions that block Tehran’s oil sales abroad.

But the future of the accord that President Trump unilaterally pulled the U.S. from a year ago remains in question. While Iran’s recent measures could be easily reversed, Europe has struggled to respond, even after getting a 60-day warning that the increase was coming.

Meanwhile, experts fear a miscalculation in the crisis could explode into open conflict, as Trump already has nearly bombed Iran over Tehran’s shooting down of a U.S. military surveillance drone.

Iranian nuclear agency spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi said the new level of uranium enrichment would be reached later in the day, but did not provide the percentage the country plans to hit. Under the nuclear deal, the enrichment cap is set at 3.67%, enough for peaceful pursuits but far below weapons-grade levels of 90%.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers stage a raid to arrest an undocumented immigrant last year in New York City.

ICE’s list of targets ICE developed a target list this spring with thousands of names in at least 10 cities, including Houston, Los Angeles, New York and other major immigrant destinations.

Senior Trump administration adviser Stephen Miller and other White House officials urged the arrests and deportations to be carried out in a highly visible fashion for the sake of maximum publicity. (TWP)

the administration lacks a fully cooked communications strategy to explain the goals of the mass arrests and minimize the potential fallout from images of families being taken into custody.

The plan is to carry out the arrests in a more piecemeal fashion, without announcing dates or times in advance, a senior

Malta agrees to transfer 65 migrants from German rescue boat to Maltese port

official said, cautioning there is “always a chance POTUS blurts them out.”

The president has been briefed on the broad strokes of the plan, but not the precise details, the official said.

Across the United States, volunteers are setting up hotlines so immigrants can report raids, and they are organizing volunteers to fan out to observe arrests and help afterward. Advocates are promoting videos in multiple languages that immigrants can watch at home to prepare for the moment an immigration agent knocks on their door. Advocates are teaching immigrants their legal rights in hair salons, supermarkets and church halls.

Some are finding places for immigrants to hide. NICK MIROFF,

Mississippi closes all of its Gulf Coast mainland beaches due to outbreak of toxic bacteria

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Approval of Trump hits high Economy helps ratings but a majority still see him as unpresidential POLITICS Aided by a strong economy and perceptions that he has dealt with it effectively, President Trump’s approval rating has risen to the highest point of his presidency, though a slight majority of Americans continue to say they disapprove of his performance in office, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll.

The survey highlights the degree to which Trump has a narrow but real path to reelection. His approval rating on most issues is net negative, and more than 6 in 10 Americans say he has

Trump’s handling of economy buoys ratings Approval of the president’s performance among U.S. adults, using a full sample for overall approval and on the economy, half sample for other issues.

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Economy

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Taxes

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Foreign policy

40%

Immigration

40%

Health care

38%

Gun violence

36%

Abortion

32%

Issues of concern to women

32%

Climate change

29%

Source: June 28-July 1,2019, Washington Post-ABC News poll of 1,008 U.S. adults and half samples of 483-524. Overall results have a margin or error of +/- 3.5 percentage points; half sample results have an error margin between +/-5 and 5.5 points.

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Conservative party wins election, ousting PM Greek conservative opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis comfortably won a parliamentary election Sunday. Voters rejected Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras after four years of the country struggling through a financial crisis. With more than 80% of votes counted, the extreme right-wing Golden Dawn, founded by neo-Nazi supporters, teetered just below the 3% threshold needed to enter parliament. (AP)

acted in ways that are unpresidential since he was sworn into office. Still, roughly one-fifth of those who say he is not presidential say they approve of the job he is doing, and he runs even against four possible Democratic nominees in hypothetical matchups. He trails decisively only to former vice president Joe Biden.

Trump’s approval rating among voting-age Americans stands at 44 percent, up from 39 percent in April, with 53 percent saying they disapprove of him. Among registered voters, 47 percent say they approve of Trump while 50 percent disapprove. In April, 42 percent of registered voters said they approved while 54 percent said they disapproved. DAN BALZ

AFGHANISTAN

Taliban car bomb attack kills 12, wounds scores The Taliban carried out a devastating suicide car bombing in the central Afghanistan province of Ghazni on Sunday that killed 12 people and wounded more than 150 others, Afghan officials said. The attack came amid an all-Afghan peace conference in Doha, Qatar, which the Taliban attended. (AP)

AND EMILY GUSKIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Five injured in opening day of bull run

PLANTATION, FLA.

Ruptured gas lines found after blast injures 21 Firefighters found ruptured gas lines after a vacant pizza restaurant exploded Saturday in the South Florida city of Plantation. At least 21 people were injured as large chunks of concrete flew through the air.

The restaurant was destroyed, and nearby businesses and cars were damaged. Authorities said it was too early to determine the cause of the blast. (AP)

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Google 3-D prints destroyed relic

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Helicopter in deadly crash is recovered ALVARO BARRIENTOS (AP)

An ancient sculpture that was destroyed by ISIS has been recreated with 3-D printing. The Lion of Mosul was one of many Mosul Museum artifacts destroyed by the Islamic State when it overran the Iraqi city in 2014. The replica, which is now on display in London’s Imperial War Museum, was modeled from crowdsourced photos and 3-D printed by Google. (AP)

PAMPLONA, SPAIN | Revelers run next to fighting bulls Sunday during the running of the bulls at the San Fermin Festival in northern Spain. The running of the bulls draws about 1 million spectators every year. During the nine-day fiesta, bulls are run every morning in the streets and then killed in afternoon bullfights. Five people were hospitalized after the opening bull run, including two Americans and a Spaniard who were gored by bulls.

California is first state to ban racial discrimination in workplaces, schools based on hairstyles

Accident investigators in the Bahamas say that on Saturday night they recovered the helicopter that crashed after taking off from a remote private island on July 4, killing coal billionaire Chris Cline and six other Americans, as well as a British citizen. The helicopter will be taken to an accident investigation facility in Fort Pierce, Fla. (AP)

DHS head defends Border Patrol stations over reports of unsanitary conditions

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Calif. quakes a ‘wake-up call’ Newsom says the two temblors show the U.S. must prep for disasters

Financier faces new charges of sex trafficking

MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ (AP)

RIDGECREST, CALIF. Two major earthquakes that hit Southern California last week should be a warning to people nationwide to prepare for natural disasters, the state’s governor said as officials expressed relief that the damage wasn’t worse.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said Saturday that governments must strengthen alert systems and building codes and that residents should ensure they know how to protect themselves during an earthquake.

“It is a wake-up call for the rest of the state and other parts of the nation, frankly,” Newsom said at a news conference on the state’s efforts to help the region hit Thursday and Friday.

Friday night’s earthquake was the largest in Southern California in nearly 20 years. Officials have voiced concerns about the possibility of major aftershocks in the days and months to come, though chances have dwindled.

No fatalities or major injuries were reported after the magnitude 7.1 quake, which jolted an area from Sacramento to Mexico and prompted the evacuation of the Navy’s largest single landholding, Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake in the Mojave Desert.

The quake was centered 11 miles from Ridgecrest, the same remote area of the desert where a

Victor Abdullatif cleans up debris inside the Eastridge Market, his family’s store, on Saturday in Ridgecrest, Calif.

magnitude 6.4 temblor hit Thursday. It left behind cracked and burned buildings, broken roads, obstructed railroad tracks and leaking water and gas lines.

By Sunday morning, all roads serving the town of 28,000 people were safe to drive again, water and power had been restored, and bus service is to resume today, Ridgecrest Police Chief Jed McLaughlin said. Homes were being inspected for damage.

Authorities warned people to be ready for aftershocks and other earthquakes, adding they may not be so lucky next time.

The U.S. Geological Survey, however, predicted Sunday just a 1% chance of another magnitude 7 or higher earthquake in the next

Minor fault action likely The Ridgecrest area is sandwiched between more populated areas of Southern California and Clark County, where Las Vegas is located.

Seismologists warned that it could see up to 30,000 aftershocks over the next six months, though many will be too small to notice. The seismic activity is unlikely to affect fault lines outside the area, said seismologist Lucy Jones. (AP)

week, and a rising possibility of no magnitude 6 quakes.

The damage wasn’t worse largely because of how remote the area is, but Newsom said after touring Ridgecrest that “it’s

deceiving, earthquake damage.

You don’t notice it at first.”

The Democratic governor estimated the damage at more than $100 million and said President Trump offered federal support.

The California National Guard was sending 200 troops, logistical support and aircraft, Maj. Gen. David Baldwin said. The Pentagon had been notified, and the entire California Military Department was on alert, he said.

San Bernardino County Supervisor Robert Lovingood said FEMA delivered a tractor-trailer full of bottled water because of damage to water lines. Newsom declared a state of emergency for the county. JOHN ROGERS, ROBERT JABLON AND MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ (AP)

verbatim

“Was I wrong a few weeks ago? Yes, I was. ... I’m sorry for any of the pain of misconception that caused anybody.”

JOE BIDEN, apologizing at a campaign event in South Carolina on Saturday for recent comments about working with

segregationist senators in his early days in the U.S. Senate. “I’m flawed and imperfect like everyone else,” he said.

44 people dead after Wednesday strike on migrant detention center near Tripoli, Libya

NEW YORK Wealthy financier and registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is due in court following an arrest in New York on new sex-trafficking charges involving allegations that date to the early 2000s, according to law enforcement officials.

Epstein, who once counted as friends former President Bill Clinton, Great Britain’s Prince Andrew and President Trump, was taken into federal custody Saturday and is expected to appear today in federal court, three law enforcement officials said. Epstein’s arrest comes amid renewed scrutiny of a once-secret plea deal that ended a federal investigation against him.

That deal, which is being challenged in Florida federal court, allowed Epstein, 66, to plead guilty to lesser state charges of soliciting and procuring a person under age 18 for prostitution. Averting a possible life sentence, Epstein was instead sentenced to 13 months in jail. Epstein’s deal was overseen by former Miami U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta, who is now Trump’s labor secretary.

U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra of Florida ruled earlier this year that under federal law Epstein’s victims should have been consulted about the deal, and he is now weighing whether to invalidate the nonprosecution agreement that protected Epstein from federal charges. MICHAEL R. SISAK AND JIM MUSTIAN (AP)

Prominent Detroit priest removed from ministry over credible sexual abuse allegation

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The U.S. scored twice in eight minutes to secure its fourth World Cup championship.

WORLD CUP

FRANCK FIFE (AFP/GETTY IMAGES)

American domination in numbers

Mission accomplished

U.S. 2, NETHERLANDS 0 For four years, the jersey worn by the U.S. women’s national soccer team has featured three blue stars above the logo, signifying the World Cup championships won across almost three decades.

On Sunday, as the players danced and hugged amid confetti and celebration following a 2-0 victory over the Netherlands, they were handed new shirts made especially for the occasion.

And above the crest, and over their hearts, sat a gold star, recognition of what they had accomplished over four incredible weeks in France and over 90 difficult minutes in front of a sold-out crowd of 57,900 at Stade de Lyon.

“To see us four years ago go from two to three [stars] and now three to four,” forward Alex Morgan said, “it’s really a dream come true.”

Four years after lifting the trophy in Canada, the Americans retained the title by scoring twice in an eight-minute span of the second half.

FRANCISCO SECO (AP)

Veteran Rapinoe, newcomer Lavelle seal back-to-back American World Cup titles

Rose Lavelle, 24, scored an insurance goal Sunday in the 69th minute.

Returning from injury, Megan Rapinoe recorded her tournament-best sixth goal on a penalty kick in the 61st minute. Rose Lavelle, a breakout star from the Washington Spirit, scored a terrific goal in the 69th.

“Over the course of the game, it was hard to find that kind of space,” said Lavelle, 24. “Finally, there was an opportunity to take space. I decided to go for it. … I like my left foot, man, and I got it on my left foot.”

U.S.-Mexico Gold Cup final ended after Express’ deadline

Rapinoe, an outspoken figure on issues ranging from politics to gender equality, won the Golden Ball as the tournament’s top player.

“I am made for this. I love it,” she said. “To be able to couple it with everything off the field and to back up those words with performances, it’s just incredible.

I feel like this team is changing the world around us.”

Jill Ellis, a native of England who starred at Fairfax’s

Robinson Secondary School and William & Mary, became the first coach to win two Women’s World Cup titles. On the men’s side, only Italy’s Vittorio Pozzo had done it — in 1934 and ’38.

The championship was redemptive for both Ellis and her players, who in 2016 lost in the quarterfinals of the Olympics, their earliest elimination in a major tournament.

It did not come easy. The Netherlands was physical and unafraid. Unlike the previous six matches, the United States failed to score in the first dozen minutes.

The U.S. probed for ways to unlock the Dutch defense but ran into firm road blocks. When the Americans did create opportunities, goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal made terrific saves.

Rapinoe left to a roaring ovation in the 79th minute. Carli Lloyd, the hat-trick hero of the 2015 final in Vancouver who will turn 37 this month, entered in the waning moments. STEVEN GOFF (THE WASHINGTON POST)

A recap alone can’t do justice to how dominant the U.S. was on its way to a second straight World Cup title. Here are some of the most impressive numbers from the Americans’ run. JAKE RUSSELL (TWP)

4

The number of World Cups won by the United States.

That constitutes half of all Women’s World Cup championships. Norway won in 1995, Germany won in 2003 and 2007, and Japan beat the U.S. in 2011.

26

The number of goals scored by the United States. That set the record for most goals in a single World Cup tournament, topping the 25 goals scored by the U.S. in 1991 and Germany in 2003.

The Americans outscored their opponents 26-3.

70.2 The percentage of game time the United States led in the 2019 tournament. The Americans never trailed in their seven contests and led for 442 of 630 minutes, according to Yahoo’s Dan Wetzel.

Brazil beats Peru for Copa América title; Argentina beats Chile; Lionel Messi sent off with red card in third-place game

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Nats in a groove as they reach the All-Star break Fueled by recent surge, Washington sits atop NL wild-card standings

“I think you can’t blame a guy for wanting to go home.”

Lefty Patrick Corbin threw seven scoreless innings Sunday as the Nationals topped the Royals 5-2.

RAPTORS COACH NICK NURSE, KATHERINE FREY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

NATIONALS 5, ROYALS 2 The Nationals were all but finished six weeks ago. Now, with the best record in baseball since May 24, they could just be getting started.

Washington beat the Royals 5-2 on Sunday at Nationals Park to end the first half of the season behind seven scoreless innings from Patrick Corbin and clutch doubles from Anthony Rendon and Howie Kendrick.

The Nationals (47-42) head into the All-Star break atop the National League wild-card standings and just 5½ games behind the Braves in the NL East race. They are five wins above .500, which seemed impossible this spring.

Starters Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg, Aníbal Sánchez and Corbin are in a groove. Their offense has homered in 21 straight games, extending a franchise record, and has hit 34 in that stretch.

verbatim

Scherzer reveals injury Nationals ace Max Scherzer won’t pitch in the All-Star Game because of a back injury, but he’ll be on the sideline tonight and Tuesday in Cleveland. Scherzer said he first noticed back tightness June 30.

He worked through it against the Royals on Saturday, striking out 11 over seven shutout innings, but his back stiffened after the game. Sonny Gray will replace Scherzer on the National League roster. (AP)

on Kawhi Leonard’s decision to leave Toronto for a four-year, $141 million contract with the Clippers. News of the California native’s decision broke early Saturday — or late Friday night on the West Coast — after weeks of speculation.

The All-Star break will benefit a team that leans so heavily on its core. Scherzer, Strasburg and Corbin usually exceed 100 pitches, with Corbin at 104 on Sunday.

They still have 73 games to play, but summer will be exciting when it could have been bleak.

“When you look back as a player, you never say, ‘Man, I hit .300 before the All-Star break,’ ” manager Dave Martinez said.

“No, you look at the big picture, which is the end of the year.”

JESSE DOUGHERTY (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Young guns will show off at Home Run Derby Baseball’s best sluggers — the youngest group in history — will vie for $1 million in the Home Run Derby at 8 tonight on ESPN. At 20, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is the youngest ever to compete. Here are the first-round matchups, with odds from Westgate and longest homers of the season, according to MLB.com. (EXPRESS)

Matt Chapman

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Alex Bregman

Joc Pederson

Pete Alonso

Carlos Santana

Josh Bell

Ronald Acuña Jr.

Athletics

Blue Jays

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HRs: 21 Longest HR: 441 feet, April 17 vs. Astros Odds to win: 8-1

HRs: 8 Longest HR: 451 feet, May 14 at Giants Odds to win: 9-2

HRs: 22 Longest HR: 440 feet, April 21 at Texas Odds to win: 8-1

HRs: 20 Longest HR: 445 feet, May 31 vs. Phillies Odds to win: 5-1

HRs: 28 Longest HR: 458 feet, June 15 vs. Cardinals Odds to win: 5-1

HRs: 19 Longest HR: 426 feet, May 18 and June 12 Odds to win: 7-1

HRs: 27 Longest HR: 474 feet, April 7 vs. Reds Odds to win: 7-2

HRs: 21 Longest HR: 466 feet, May 10 at D-backs Odds to win: 10-1

Mystics fall to 9-4 with 98-81 loss to the Sparks

Wizards get F Davis Bertans from Spurs in 3-team deal with Nets

For 15-year-old, composure will define fortnight WIMBLEDON Mom and racket-holding Dad joined two coaches and a hitting partner at Coco Gauff’s practice session Sunday at the All England Club as the 15-yearold American prepared for the toughest test yet of her Grand Slam debut.

A qualifier who is ranked 313th and the youngest player to make it to Week 2 at Wimbledon since Jennifer Capriati in 1991, Gauff put in extra work on her forehand as she got ready to face former No. 1 Simona Halep in the most-anticipated matchup of the fourth round when the tournament resumes today.

What truly stands out about Gauff is her composure, both on and off the tennis court.

“You can kind of fake it ‘til you make it,” said Gauff, who lives in Delray Beach, Fla. “But I’m not faking it, at least right now.”

She was never overwhelmed by facing Venus Williams, someone she has grown up admiring. She spoke about resetting her mind after that, and won her next match in straight sets, too, against a past Wimbledon semifinalist. And in the third round, Gauff was not bothered by twice being a point from losing.

“My parents are just telling me to stay calm, stay focused, because the tournament is not over yet,” Gauff said. “That’s why I’ve been kind of celebrating the night after the matches, then the next day back to practice.”

HOWARD FENDRICH (AP)

Suns trade Josh Jackson, De’Anthony Melton to Grizzlies

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A dungeon of dragging ‘Stranger Things’ Season 3 doles out its sci-fi nostalgia at a frustratingly slow pace TV REVIEW This third season of Netflix’s “Stranger Things” — which is way too long and far too convoluted — is wholly envisioned and cleverly appropriated by the Duffer Brothers (twins Matt and Ross), who were born in 1984 and would give anything, apparently, to travel right back there.

“Stranger Things” is both a longing and an ode to a mishmash of ingredients: John Carpenter, Steven Spielberg, Stephen King, Freddy Krueger, Rambo, the Terminator, the aliens of LV-426, the video arcades, the adolescent pining, the ASCII angst. You can practically bathe in the nostalgia. What’s difficult, however, is to be fully entertained by it.

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It’s almost heartbreaking to watch the Duffers work so hard to re-create an elusive vibe they’ve already nailed — this time constructing the Starcourt Mall, a shiny new shopping destination in fictional Hawkins, Ind. Here, the boys and girls of “Stranger Things” cope with the onset of teenage drama in the summer of 1985, apparently well-recovered from their previous battles with monsters including the Demogorgon of Season 1 and the Mind Flayer in Season 2.

Nerd leader Mike (Finn Wolfhard) and the shy but powerfully telekinetic El (Millie Bobby Brown) are now an item, with discreet make-out sessions while her adoptive father figure,

Motherly love Most of the emotion in “Stranger Things” veers toward the overblown, though Winona Ryder, who plays jangly nerved mother Joyce, has fully applied her talent to the role. Her effort is rewarded with a subplot that sends Joyce and Chief Jim Hopper (David Harbour) off in a madcap and even romantic direction, becoming one of the season’s highlights. H.S.

Hawkins Police Chief Jim Hopper (David Harbour), seethes with protective worry. Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) and Max (Sadie Sink) are also still dating. Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) returns from summer science camp so smitten with a girl that

he builds a ham-radio antenna powerful enough to reach her on their own frequency. Instead, he gets the plot rolling by intercepting encoded communiques.

Part of the Duffers’ problem is that they are paying homage to popcorn movies that lasted no more than two hours. But “Stranger Things” spends hours and hours letting things unspool.

The material just doesn’t prove worthy. And there’s ample evidence that the Duffers are running out of big ideas, often relying on violence to make up for a lack of imagination. Nevertheless, nostalgia remains a powerful drug that satisfies a primal urge, and on that note, “Stranger Things” can lay claim to an ample supply.

2 ‘Shangri-La’ 9 p.m. Friday on Showtime

Morgan Neville (“Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”) directed this docuseries, which uses Def Jam co-founder Rick Rubin’s recording studio as a prism through which to explore of the emotion of making music.

3 ‘Point Blank’ Friday on Netflix

Anthony Mackie plays an emergency room nurse who, after his pregnant wife is kidnapped, is forced by corrupt cops to free a hospitalized murder suspect (Frank Grillo) in this Netflix original film. (EXPRESS)

HANK STUEVER (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Disney Channel star Boyce dies at 20

Actor Cameron Boyce, best known for his role as the teenage son of Cruella de Vil in the Disney Channel franchise “Descendants,” died Saturday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 20 years old. An official cause of death has not been announced, but his family released a statement saying Boyce “passed away in his sleep due to a seizure that was a result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated.” (AP)

“Spider-Man: Far From Home” tops domestic box office with $185.1 million since opening Tuesday

Singer Joao Gilberto, Brazilian bossa nova pioneer, died Saturday at 88

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MARC SILVER | BROADCAST MUSE

When I heard about “Holey Moley,” an ABC program that is a miniature golf competition, I was underwhelmed.

Prime-time putt-putt? To quote Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler: “Really?”

Then I saw the audience stats for last month’s first episode: 10 million multiplatform viewers for the 8 p.m.

Thursday premiere, a Sunday rerun and digital fans.

So I tuned in. And holey moley, I liked it!

Each week, 12 competitors vie for $25,000, a “golden” putter and a butt-ugly green plaid jacket. They play on an “extreme” mini-golf course.

Hit a ball through a windmill, then try to run through the windmill. Or sink a putt while Kenny G plays sax right in your face.

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On the green: Game show ‘Holey Moley’ is a delight

Contestants take a swing at mini-golf on the game show “Holey Moley.”

But the best part of the show is not the course action. It’s the color commentators, who perfectly parody the hushed

solemnity of TV golf experts.

Comedian and “Daily Show” alumnus Rob Riggle opines that a player wearing a fanny

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pack “has gotta be disqualified simply for that.” When a windmill blade body-slams a contestant and knocks her into a patch of giant tulips, Joe Tessitore, an actual ABC sportscaster, says, “I pray her son isn’t watching this.”

The show’s ridiculousness makes it fun to watch in the same way that it’s fun to play an over-the-top mini-golf course.

The matches are heavily edited, but who cares when you get to hear the deadpan Riggle deliver lines like, “A little rule I like to follow is don’t use your face to break a fall”?

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The wooden statue, which features Trump in the pale blue dress she wore for her husband’s inauguration in 2017, has drawn mixed reviews. American artist Brad Downey, who commissioned Zupevc to carve the piece, called it “beautiful.” But according to the BBC, locals have branded it a “disgrace.”

“Watching the Women’s World Cup and everyone at this sports bar just erupted in cheers for the ‘Mulan’ trailer. Matriarchy NOW.” @JILLBOARD, tweeting about the first trailer for Disney’s live-action remake of “Mulan,” which dropped during the Women’s World Cup final Sunday, in which the U.S. defeated the Netherlands 2-0. Reactions to the trailer were mixed.

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) You are sure to be surprised by certain developments today, but you’re in a good place to untangle any webs that others weave.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your skills are in demand right now, but you may have little time to devote to other people’s projects. You have your hands full.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It’s a good day to put all you can of yourself on display. Keep an eye out for those you impress the most.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You can do much to win over someone who has been a very vocal critic in the past.

Once you explain yourself, all will be clear — and forgiven.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Just because something looks to be quite long and involved doesn’t mean it’s worth skipping — and it’s something you can surely tackle.

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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

82 | 72

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) The

more you push against someone who is pushing against you, the less progress you will make.

TODAY: A cold front may still be close enough for the chance of a few morning to midday showers or thundershowers. But drier air coming in should diminish rain chances by mid-to-late afternoon, with some clearing skies and decreasing humidity. It will be slightly cooler as well, with highs in the low-to-mid 80s.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You are willing to say what needs to be said, surely, but you must wait until the time is right — and you mustn’t be too aggressive, either.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) The support you’ve been enjoying in the past may not be there for you today, so you’ll have to go it alone.

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AVG. HIGH: 88 RECORD HIGH: 100 AVG. LOW: 70 RECORD LOW: 54 SUNRISE: 5:50 a.m. SUNSET: 8:36 p.m.

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TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

FRIDAY

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) What

someone does behind your back changes your mind about something you were certain about only yesterday.

DAILY CODE

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1776: Col. John Nixon gives the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence, outside the State House (now Independence Hall) in Philadelphia.

1947: A New Mexico newspaper, the Roswell Daily Record, quotes officials at Roswell Army Air Field as saying they had recovered a “flying saucer” that crashed onto a ranch; officials then said it was actually a weather balloon. (To this day, there are those who believe what fell to Earth was an alien spaceship.)

1994: Kim Il Sung, North Korea’s communist leader since 1948, dies at age 82.

Get more news and forecasts at washingtonpost.com/weather or follow @capitalweather on Twitter.

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Cookie shaped like its first or last letter 15 Not fooled by 16 Some breakfast places 17 “Dragnet” sergeant 19 A gift of the Magi 20 Low-budget film 21 Vie 23 Vietnamese holiday 24 Title girl of a Rolling Stones hit 28 Give a scent to 30 Interject 31 Abbr. on a toothpaste tube 32 Employing 34 Shopping cart unit 35 TV daughter of Morticia and Gomez 41 People you might unfollow 42 Saoirse of “Lady Bird”

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35 5’7” NBA great Spud 36 “Ooh, fun!”

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46 Played with words 48 Demolition cleanup vehicle 49 Class for the expecting 50 Didn’t go 52 “Filthy” money 53 “Cool beans!”

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56 Spitting Andean animal 58 About 59 Does some scheduling ... or, when parsed differently, a hint to this puzzle’s theme 62 Nonreactive 63 People surnamed Gore include Lesley, Tipper, ___ 64 Greek appetizer 65 Come to terms 66 Socially awkward type 67 Born’s partner

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Wonder to take a break for kidney transplant MIKE WINDLE (GETTY IMAGES FOR THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS)

Stevie Wonder surprised concertgoers in London on Saturday by announcing that he will take a break from performing so he can receive a kidney transplant this fall.

The singer, who said he was speaking out to quell rumors about his health, did not provide additional information about his kidney illness. (AP)

These two need to date so we can eventually enjoy their breakup songs.

TRAVEL

Joss really wanted that Iranian passport stamp Joss Stone said last week that she was deported from Iran after arriving in the Islamic Republic as part of a worldwide concert tour. Posting on Instagram, the singer said: “Well, we got to Iran, we got detained and then we got deported.” Stone said she knew solo performances by women were illegal but still wanted to see the country. (AP)

Camila, Shawn blow off friends

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Sebastian must really disappear into character Sebastian Stan says Gwyneth Paltrow has repeatedly forgotten who he is, despite the actors appearing together in multiple “Avengers” movies. Posting a photo with Paltrow to Instagram from Paris Fashion Week, Stan wrote: “glad I got to reintroduce myself to @gwynethpaltrow for the third time. We are in the same film…” (EXPRESS)

KARLIE KLOSS, speaking

to British Vogue about being related to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.

She added that her liberal values “have guided me throughout my life.” The model married Kushner’s brother, businessman Joshua Kushner, in October.

PARTIES

Mom lets her son have friends over for July 4

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes fueled romance rumors when they were seen holding hands at a July 4 party in West Hollywood, Calif. “He was holding her at one point and they were staring into the ocean,” a source told E! News. “They rarely mingled with other people and were together the entire evening. They were telling people they were a couple.”

Mendes, however, shook his head when asked during a fan Q&A on Saturday if the two were dating. Cabello, who last month released a duet with Mendes titled “Senorita,” recently broke up with boyfriend Matthew Hussey. (EXPRESS)

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