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Call it Metro schadenfreude TRANSPORTATION When Metro Board Chairman Jack Evans arrived at the panel’s general meeting last month, he carried a copy of the New York Post featuring a front page recounting the latest troubles of that city’s subway. “For F’s sake,” read the headline, with a clever insertion of the orange symbol for New York’s “F” train. “Fix the subways!” Evans used the headline as an opportunity for reflection on his own troubled transit system. “Not that misery loves company … but I think this is another indicator that every one of the six subway systems throughout America is struggling with the same issues,” he said. “We’re not alone in this.” Evans, it seems, is suffering from the affliction affecting many in the region: an acute case of subway schadenfreude — a slightly perverse sense of satisfaction in watching the failures of the nation’s premiere transit agency. A look at the recent state of affairs at New York’s Metropolitan
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Transportation Authority will probably seem familiar to D.C.area commuters. In recent months, chronic breakdowns and track problems in New York have caused rush-hour meltdowns and lengthy, widespread delays. Two weeks ago, a derailment in upper Manhattan may have been caused by equipment left on the tracks, resulting in at least 30 injuries. Soon thereafter, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared that the MTA was in a state of emergency.
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Suddenly, Metro isn’t looking so bad, right? “Some of these stories about what’s going on in New York — you could take out the proper nouns and insert ‘Washington’ and they’d make sense,” said Zachary Schrag, a historian at George Mason University and author of the Metro tome “The Great Society Subway: A History of the Washington Metro.” “So I guess that’s somewhat of a consolation.” Some Metro riders, meanwhile, say New Yorkers’ whining is much ado about nothing. D.C. resident Matthew Jacobs, 37, was among those who took to Twitter to make his own jokes about Cuomo’s declaration. He commutes daily to his office near the Franconia-Springfield station. Delays are a given. No way New York’s problems are even close to Metro’s, he said. Besides, he visits New York frequently and never has problems. “Here in Washington, this is a system that’s been in decline at least since the early 2000s,” Jacobs said. “The MTA stuff — they’ve had some hiccups lately, but it’s nothing like this, like SafeTrack. They still have a world-class system.” MARTINE POWERS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. A rally in Charlottesville by the Ku Klux Klan and its supporters to protest the city council’s decision to remove a statue honoring Confederate General Robert E. Lee encountered a loud counterprotest Saturday afternoon. Members of the Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, which is based in Pelham, N.C., near the Virginia border, gathered at Justice Park, situated in a residential neighborhood in downtown Charlottesville. They shouted “white power” and some wore white robes. About 30 Klansmen were escorted to and from the rally by police in riot gear who were out on a hot day to separate the rally-goers and approximately 1,000 counter-protesters, who greeted them with jeers. Attempts by Klan leaders to address the crowd were repeatedly drowned out by boos and chants. Some of the Klan members arrived armed, carrying handguns in holsters at their belts. The rally was held about a block from Emancipation Park — the renamed Lee Park — where
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the statue of Lee astride a horse still stands. Charlottesville police reported that vandals had painted messages in green and red paint on the statue overnight. More than 100 officers from the Virginia state police, Albemarle County police and University of Virginia police were prepared to assist Charlottesville police in maintaining order. Police said Sunday that 22 people were arrested. Authorities said three people were hospitalized — two for heat-related issues and
one for an alcohol-related issue. “I was pleased with the professionalism and commitment of our law enforcement partners as our safety plan was well executed,” Charlottesville Police Chief Al Thomas said Sunday. Charlottesville is already planning for another protest next month. Several white nationalist groups have a permit for an Aug. 12 rally also calling for the council’s decision on the statue to be reversed. JOE HEIM (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Shooting leaves one dead and another wounded Saturday near Georgetown waterfront
The Swarmin’ Hornet of Damascus High School will not fly over the town. The Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission said Friday it is abandoning plans to paint the school’s logo, a swarming hornet, above left, on the water tower. The hornet bears a strong resemblance to Georgia Tech’s mascot, the yellow jacket, above right. The commission said objections raised by Georgia Tech have forced community leaders to abandon the plan. As an alternative, the commission will paint a large “D” on the tower in the school’s colors of green and gold. (AP)
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killed her — then grabbed some chicken and doughnuts for lunch. Eulalio Tordil was described as a calculated, coldblooded and cowardly “serial killer” at a court hearing Friday before he received four back-to-back life sentences in a murderous Maryland shooting rampage in May 2016 that started with the slaying of his wife in a high school parking lot and ended a day later with the deaths of two strangers as he fled police. “There was absolutely no reason for him to do what he did other than cowardice and selfishness,” Montgomery County Circuit
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Court Judge Sharon V. Burrell said before sentencing Tordil in the deaths of the strangers. Tordil, 64, a former Federal Protective Service police officer, will be imprisoned without the chance of parole. He had pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the shootings of Malcom Winffel, 45, and Claudina Molina, 65. Tordil pleaded guilty last month in Prince George’s County Circuit Court in his wife’s slaying and the wounding of a bystander. He is set to be sentenced in that case Sept. 6. LYNH BUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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A man accused of selling top-secret information to China has been ordered held without bond after prosecutors revealed his links to the CIA. A magistrate had initially ruled that Kevin Mallory, 60, of Leesburg, Va., could be free on bond while he awaits trial on charges of violating the Espionage Act. In court papers Friday, prosecutors revealed for the first time that Mallory was a covert CIA case officer from 1990 to 1996, and later a CIA contractor. At Friday’s hearing in Alexandria, a judge ordered Mallory held without bond after prosecutors argued that his experience in spycraft makes him a flight risk. (AP)
Metro is pulling ads promoting a new book by right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos. The transit system is removing the ads after finding they violate the system’s advertising guidelines. Yiannopoulos is self-publishing the book, “Dangerous,” after publisher Simon and Schuster canceled his book deal. The cancellation came after a backlash over recorded remarks in which Yiannopoulos seemed to defend sexual relationships between men and boys. Metro spokesman Richard Jordan said the ads violated a Metro rule against advertisements intended to influence public policy.
Police said they have arrested a man accused of killing his stepfather and posting photos of the body on social media. Police received a call Saturday about a possible homicide in Bowie. Prince George’s County police said they later spotted the stepson at a nearby mall. He then led police on a car chase back to Bowie. The chase ended there with the suspect’s arrest after a foot pursuit. Police had not yet identified the victim or the suspect. A police spokesman said the stepson has a history of domestic disputes, including with his stepfather. Police said the online photos were taken down. (AP)
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ANCHORAGE, ALASKA There have been times in Alaska’s history when people have had deep anxiety about foreign threats. The state was bombed and two of its islands were occupied by the Japanese in World War II. And it is, after all, the closest anyone can get to Russia and still be on American soil. But nobody there seems all that worried right now. With North Korea’s test of an intercontinental ballistic missile last week, the news has been filled with speculation that a nuclear warhead could reach the Last Frontier and that Anchorage could be the most realistic U.S. target for destruction. But Alaskans have been talking about the possibility of missile strikes for decades, and they tend to focus on more tangible hazards, like avalanches covering the highway, bear maulings at campgrounds and boating accidents. “I’m worried about moose, not missiles,” quipped Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz. “Bears, not bombs.” Besides, it’s summertime. The residents of this far-flung outpost are obsessed with the outdoors. The days are long. The salmon are running. They have other things on their minds. Todd Sherwood, an attorney who served in the Air Force for 15 years, said that if North Korea were to do anything serious, the
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U.S. reaction would probably be “disproportionate” and severe. He doubts the threats are legitimate. “I’m more worried about whether I’m going to fall off my paddleboard on an Alaska glacier lake this summer,” he said. Part of Alaskans’ dismissive attitude about North Korea might have something to do with the state’s history of serious threats from foreign powers, said Michael Carey, a journalist and historian who grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska. During World War II, the Alaskan town of Dutch Harbor was bombed by the Japanese, and days later two islands, Attu and Kiska, were occupied. Many remember
civil defense drills, siren tests, blackout curtains and radioactive isotopes in milk because of nuclear testing. There are still homes in Anchorage with Cold War-era fallout shelters. The proximity to Russia made the fear real, Carey said. Alaska has a number of military bases with the primary mission of fending off these kinds of threats, said Ben Clayton, 65, a retired Anchorage fire captain, noting that the bases are strategic, their soldiers well-practiced. Adak, at the end of the Aleutian chain, is Alaska’s westernmost town, so far from Anchorage it’s in another time zone. It was once a Navy base. The base
closed in the 1990s, and about 100 people live there now. “You’d have to be pretty crazy to pick Adak as a target,” said Adak resident Elaine Smiloff. “What’s the reward for that?” Anchorage, like many cities, has a response plan for both man-made and natural disasters, said Berkowitz. Chances are, if that plan gets activated, it won’t be North Korea that prompts it. “I’m worried about Juneau’s ability to come up with a fiscal plan. I’m worried about Washington’s ability to come up with a solution on health care,” he said. “Those are things that have more impact on people here.” JULIA O’MALLEY (FOR THE WASHINGTON POST)
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The bread used to celebrate the Holy Communion during Catholic mass must not be gluten-free, although it may be made from genetically modified organisms, the Vatican ruled Saturday in a letter to bishops at the request of Pope Francis, the BBC reported. Cardinal Robert Sarah wrote that the bread may be low-gluten as long as it has enough protein in the wheat to be made without additives. The guidance came as Eucharistic bread is now sold in supermarkets. (EXPRESS) Eruption of active Alaska volcano Bogoslof sends up cloud of ash, sparking aviation alert
The U.S. labor market rebounded in June, government data showed Friday, as employers surpassed most economists’ expectations by adding 222,000 jobs. The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.4 percent, from 4.3 percent in May, but did so for a good reason — more people joined the labor force to seek work. The government also revised estimates for job gains in April and May, raising the combined figure by 47,000. Economists say the job growth is based on trends that predate the Trump administration. (TWP) COURTS
Hawaii loses bid to fight part of U.S. travel ban A U.S. appeals court on Friday dismissed Hawaii’s attempt to challenge rules created by the Trump administration for its travel ban on citizens from six majorityMuslim countries. The state asked the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco for an order saying the government couldn’t omit grandparents, aunts and uncles, and other relatives of someone in the U.S. from the list of people who can still travel to the country. The appellate court said it lacked jurisdiction to address the issue. (AP) MARIETTA, GA.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. To combat the opioid epidemic, Buffalo, N.Y., is experimenting with the nation’s first opioid crisis intervention court. The court can get users into treatment within hours of their arrest instead of days, requires them to check in with a judge every day for a month instead of once a week, and puts them on strict curfews. Administering justice takes a back seat to the goal of simply keeping defendants alive. “The idea behind it,” said court project director Jeffrey Smith, “is only about how many people are still breathing each day.”
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Judge Craig Hannah meets daily with people in the nation’s first opioid intervention court.
Funded with a three-year $300,000 U.S. Justice Department grant, the program began May 1 with the intent of treating 200 people in a year and providing a model that other opioidwracked cities can replicate.
Two months in, organizers are optimistic. As of late last week, none of the 80 people who agreed to the program had overdosed, though about 10 warrants had been issued for missed appearances. Acceptance into opioid crisis court means detox, inpatient or outpatient care, 8 p.m. curfews and at least 30 consecutive days of in-person meetings with the judge. A typical drug treatment court might require once a week or once a month appearances. City Court Judge Craig Hannah, who presides over the program, described his philosophy as tempering justice with mercy. “ We ’ ve g ot t h e m n ow,” Hannah said. “We’re just trying to save their life at this point and to stabilize them, get them back on track.” CAROLYN THOMPSON (AP)
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The Washington Post that Russian government hackers were behind recent intrusions into the systems of U.S. nuclear power and other energy companies. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said partnering with Putin to address cybersecurity threats was akin to partnering with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on chemical weapons. Rubio said Putin “will never be a trusted ally.” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said Trump’s meeting with Putin was “disastrous” and that partnering with Russia on cybersecurity is “not the dumbest idea I’ve ever heard, but it’s pretty close.” Former Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter, who served under Obama at the time of Russia’s interference in the election, said Trump working with Putin to combat cyberattacks “is like the guy who robbed your house proposing a working group on burglary.” PHILIP RUCKER AND DAVID
POLITICS Donald Trump Jr., President Trump’s son, said in a statement Sunday that a Russian lawyer with whom he met in June 2016 claimed she could provide him potentially damaging information about his father’s Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton. Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Trump’s thencampaign chairman, Paul Manafort, also attended the meeting. The Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, opened by saying she knew about Russians funding the Democratic National Committee and Clinton. Donald Jr. said her statements were “vague, ambiguous and made no sense” and that she then changed the subject to discuss a prohibition the Russian government placed on Americans’ adoption of Russian children as retaliation for sanctions imposed by Congress in 2012. Donald Jr. said his father “knew nothing of the meeting or these events” and there was no further contact with the woman after the 20- to 30-minute session. Veselnitskaya’s client roll includes individuals and companies close to the Kremlin. The meeting seems likely to become a focus of investigations into whether the Trump campaign coordinated and encouraged Russian efforts to intervene in the election to elect Trump. Hackers began leaking emails stolen from the DNC in July 2016. TOM HAMBURGER AND
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POLITICS President Trump vowed Sunday to “move forward in working constructively with Russia,” including forming a cybersecurity unit between the countries, after Russian President Vladimir Putin denied any interference in the 2016 U.S. election. Trump’s pledge to partner with Putin on cybersecurity drew swift and stern denunciations from both Democratic and Republican officials, who described the U.S. president as dangerously naive for trusting his Russian counterpart. Trump said he “strongly pressed” Putin twice about Russian meddling in the election during their Friday meeting on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in Germany and that Putin “vehemently denied it.” U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded definitively that Russian authorities tried to influence the election in Trump’s favor with illegal hacking and propaganda and other activities. But Trump’s public comments on the matter have been far less definitive, varying widely from tepid acknowledgment to outright doubt about Russia’s role. Trump did not say whether he accepted Putin’s denial, stating only, “I’ve already given my opinion.” Putin and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov have said that Trump believed Putin’s assurances that Russia did not interfere in the election. Trump also said on Twitter on Sunday that the U.S. would not lift sanctions on Russia “until the Ukrainian & Syrian problems are solved,” a reference to Russia’s intervention in Ukraine and role in the Syrian civil war.
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Trump said the issue of sanctions was not discussed in his meeting with Putin, apparently contradicting Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who was in attendance and later told reporters that Trump did discuss sanctions. Tillerson told reporters that Trump “took note” of congressional efforts to push for additional sanctions against Russia but that he and Putin focused their discussion on “how do we move forward from here?” Trump signaled Sunday that he was turning the page on U.S.-Russia relations, pleading to “move forward in working constructively” and boasting about an “impenetrable Cyber Security unit” he and Putin discussed forming “so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded.” Trump’s pledge to work with Putin on cybersecurity drew strong criticism and came as U.S. government officials told
G-20 talking points Aside from the Trump-Putin meeting, here are other noteworthy moments from the weekend’s G-20 summit in Hamburg, Germany. (TWP/AP) IVANKA TAKES DAD’S SEAT:
President Trump drew sharp criticism for having his daughter Ivanka fill in for him Saturday at a table of world leaders. Former NATO ambassador Nicholas Burns said it was a breach of protocol, and that in his experience at summits, the secretary of state would take the president’s place. CLIMATE CHANGE: German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other leaders expressed strong disapproval of the U.S. decision to leave the Paris climate accord. “I am gratified to note that the other 19 members of the G-20 feel the Paris agreement is irreversible,” she said. RIOTS: Anti-globalization activists rioted for a third consecutive night in Hamburg early Sunday, even after leaders had already left.
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MOSUL, IRAQ Iraq’s prime minister entered Mosul on Sunday to declare victory in the nine-month battle for control of the Islamic State’s former stronghold, signaling the near-end of the most grueling campaign against the group and dealing an almost-fatal blow to the survival of its self-declared caliphate. On a walk through the city’s eastern districts, Haider alAbadi was thronged by men holding cellphones as music blared and others danced in the streets. “The world did not imagine that Iraqis could eliminate Daesh,” he said, using the Arabic term for the Islamic State. “This is all a result of the sacrifices of the heroic fighters who impressed the world with their courage.” But in a sign of how tenaciously ISIS has fought, even
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were the arms of a young child, still wrapped in pale pink sleeves. Abadi toured Mosul and met commanders who led the battle but did not make a speech declaring the city free of militants, although one had been expected. ISIS is also on a path to defeat i n the Syria n city of Raqqa, the original capital of the militants’ so-called state, but that battle is in its early stages. LOUISA LOVELUCK, LIZ SLY AND
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African nation marks grim sixth anniversary For the second year in a row, South Sudan will not have any official celebrations to mark the sixth anniversary of its independence because of the widespread suffering caused by its ongoing civil war. South Sudan’s president, Salva Kiir, said Sunday that it wasn’t appropriate to spend any unnecessary funds while the country is in economic crisis. “It’s difficult for many people to afford even one meal per day,” Kiir said. (AP) ISTANBUL
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All-Star scrutiny: Tough questions won’t faze Harper Washington later in the month, Harper decided to tweak back. He and Chicago third baseman Kris Bryant, winners of the last two NL MVP awards, both grew up in Las Vegas and both married women from there. So after one of the Cubs-Nats games, Harper posted a picture of the two couples to his Instagram account. “Just two Vegas boys living out our dream with the ones we love,” he wrote, in part. And then, far from accidentally, he added the hashtag “#Back2BackOneDay.” Speculate away. “I do that to the media because they stir it more than I do,” Harper said with a smile. “That’s why I do the things I do at times, because it’s funny to me. It’s like, ‘All right, people want to talk ... Why not just throw this out there and make them think about it?’ ” Harper’s free agency — which, barring an extension with the Nationals, will come after the 2018 season — is an inescapable storyline. His contract is expected to blow away the $325 million deal signed by Miami slugger Giancarlo Stanton, the richest in baseball history. And, Harper is expected to leave Washington. Of the top 25 free agent contracts in baseball history, only one was issued by a team to retain its own player: Baltimore’s seven-year,
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It’s the day before baseball’s All-Star Game, and Bryce Harper knows what that means. Today in Miami, a gaggle of scribes and TV reporters will gather around, lobbing questions about his season thus far and — let’s be realistic — about where he’ll end up two seasons from now. It is foolish, really, because Harper is the Nationals’ right fielder and three-hole hitter for this season and next. What’s he supposed to say about his future when his present is so compelling? “I’ll answer ’em all day,” he said. “It doesn’t scare me.” Harper, in so many ways, will be at the center of All-Star festivities because he’s at the center of the sport. When the legendary baseball writer Peter Gammons went on a Chicago radio station last month and said, “I have people tell me that Bryce Harper really would prefer to play for the Cubs,” not only fans noticed. Cubs executives certainly did. Scott Boras, Harper’s agent, called and asked whether he had talked to Gammons. “I love Peter Gammons,” Harper said Friday. “One of the best baseball historians ever. But I have no idea what the hell he’s talking about.” Yet when the Cubs visited
The Nationals enter the All-Star break at 52-36, 9 ½ games ahead of the Braves in the NL East. Here’s a look at how three of the Nationals’ All-Stars have fared in the first half of the season. (EXPRESS)
As he prepares to make his fifth All-Star appearance, Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper said he won’t shy away from questions about free agency.
Nats break on high note The Nationals held off the Braves to end the first half of the season with a 10-5 win Sunday in Washington. Starter Joe Ross left the game in the fourth inning after an apparent injury. Before leaving, he allowed a tying, three-run homer to Freddie Freeman in the third. Chris Heisey’s RBI-double reclaimed the lead, and Matt Wieters (1-for-2, 3 RBIs) helped the Nationals keep it. (EXPRESS)
$161 million deal to keep Chris Davis. So, Harper will be asked about his future a lot this week. He’ll be careful with his words because he knows they can affect the whole organization, but he won’t shy away either. “I’ve always said: I enjoy playing in D.C. But as much as it’s my choice, it’s the team’s choice as well,” Harper said. After 2015, when Harper
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won MVP, there was the sense that he’d broken through. Then last season, he struggled — at least for him. In the second half, he hit .226 amid rumors he was injured. Now he’s a statistical force again, entering the break with a .325 batting average, 20 home runs and 65 RBIs. “He’s having a great year, but you know it could even be greater,” manager Dusty Baker said. It’s that quality that draws so much attention. Harper is 24, but a five-time All-Star. Given his talent, production and age, couldn’t there be more? Midway through the season, Harper is right where he wants to be: at the center of his sport, able to absorb everyone’s thoughts about him and fight back with those of his own.
Ryan Zimmerman In 2009, the last time he was an All-Star, Zimmerman hit .288 with 14 homers and 52 RBIs in the first half. This year he’s hitting .330 with 19 homers and 63 RBIs.
2 Daniel Murphy Can we say now that 2016 wasn’t a fluke? After vying for the batting title last year, he’s hitting an NL-best .342 with just two fewer RBIs (64) than in last year’s first half.
1 Max Scherzer He’s followed up his second Cy Young season with more dominance, boasting the lowest ERA (2.10) in the majors and the most strikeouts (173) in the NL.
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According to a league source, Washington on Saturday matched small forward Otto Porter Jr.’s four-year, $106.5 million max contract offer sheet from the Nets. Porter this season will make $24.8 million and be the team’s highest-paid player. As a result, the Wizards will exceed the luxury tax line for the first time in franchise history. The deal won’t be final until Wednesday because Porter has to take a physical, but now that it’s all but official, let’s look at two opposing views from sports columnists at The Washington Post. (TWP)
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Otto Porter Jr. is a complementary standout. It sounds like an oxymoron, but that best explains who he is and why teammates love him. He shines by blending, by doing the little things that complete a team, by being a low-maintenance difference-maker. A complementary standout is the highest level of role player, not quite a star but vital to winning. When the Wizards drafted Porter No. 3 overall in 2013, they coveted him because he seemed the perfect fit to form a dynamic young trio with John Wall and Bradley Beal. Porter has grown over four years to become just that.
It’s fine for your limbs to tremble when you realize that Otto Porter Jr., who has never been an All-Star, will be paid more per year than teammate John Wall (four-time All-Star), Nats superstar Bryce Harper (five-time All-Star), Redskins left tackle Trent Williams (five-time Pro Bowler) or Caps wing Alex Ovechkin (eight-time All-Star). In Washington, only the Nats’ Max Scherzer ($30 million per year) makes more by average annual value. That’s a little crazy! Stats such as points and rebounds per game may seem
He hustles. He’s not a great defender, but he gives solid effort, knows the scouting report and executes the game plan. He saves possessions with unexpected offensive rebounds. He moves without the ball and takes the best possible shots, all part of a stunningly efficient offensive game. The market has spoken, and it says this is what Porter is worth, no matter how outrageous it seems for a player who averaged a career-high 13.4 points last season. Conventional wisdom is you get what you pay for, but in the NBA now, you aren’t even guaranteed to get an All-Star for a max contract. This is the price of simply being in the conversation as a contender.
crude in the age of analytics, but Porter’s 13.4 points and 6.4 rebounds last season have been reached by such Wizards luminaries as Marcin Gortat, Nene, Gheorghe Muresan, Tom Gugliotta and Andray Blatche. Yes, Porter was the league’s most efficient scorer last season, and in the context of the NBA, he deserves his deal. Go ahead and celebrate this contract as a victory for common sense and continuity and effective field goal percentage. Tell your skeptical friends that Porter is worth it. Feel in your bones that this is normal. Just don’t try to convince me that Porter becoming the second-highest-paid athlete in Washington is not insane.
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Oubre returns with new shot
Before watching his team’s summer league game in Las Vegas on Saturday, Wizards forward Kelly Oubre Jr. participated in his first workouts in front of team staffers, including coach Scott Brooks, since undergoing platelet rich plasma injections in his right knee on June 2. As seen in pictures shared by trainer Drew Hanlen, Oubre has also been working on a release in which his shooting arm no longer obstructs his view of the hoop. (TWP)
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Big 4 headlines second week at Wimbledon TENNIS As usual, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray are playing well at Wimbledon leading into Week 2. “It’s their home court,” said Ernests Gulbis, who lost to Djokovic in the third round. Not since Lleyton Hewitt won the championship 15 years ago has someone other than Federer (a record-tying seven titles in that span), Djokovic (three), Nadal (two) or Murray (two) left Wimbledon with the men’s singles title. That Big 4 also accounts for eight runner-up finishes over that stretch. Federer turns 36 in a month, Nadal is 31, and Djokovic and Murray are 30. After missing the last half of 2016 while letting his surgically repaired left knee heal, Federer won his first Grand Slam title in 4½ years at the Australian Open, beating Nadal in the final. Nadal then won his record 10th French Open without dropping a set. With Andre Agassi and Mario Ancic in his coaching corner, Djokovic seems rejuvenated. Defending champion Murray is the only member of the foursome who hasn’t won every set he’s played in London; he dropped one to Fabio Fognini. Today’s lineup (ESPN, ESPN2) includes Murray vs. Benoit Paire, Nadal vs. No. 16 Gilles Muller, Djokovic vs. Adrian Mannarino, and Federer vs. No. 13 Grigor Dimitrov. No. 1 Angelique Kerber vs. No. 14 Garbine Muguruza highlights the women’s draw. HOWARD FENDRICH (AP)
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A return to his roots John Singleton digs into how crack took over his home city in ‘Snowfall’
TELEVISION The new FX series “Snowfall” opens on a neighborhood block in South Central Los Angeles in the summer of 1983. The afternoon sun shimmers through the palm trees. Sprinklers hiss on green lawns. Children congregate around an ice cream truck. The sequence ends with a crane shot that peers down on a community that teems with vitality. Consider that the “before” photo. The series is about getting to the “after” photo, following a crack epidemic that ravaged the streets just a year later. For co-creator John Singleton, it
was important for viewers to understand that South Central underwent a dramatic transition from Singleton the place it was when he came of age. “The opening of the show is the ’hood the way I remember it,” he says. “The juxtaposition between the beauty and the pathos of the neighborhood is something I wanted [‘Snowfall’] to show.” The series represents a homecoming for Singleton, returning to the site of his 1991 debut feature, “Boyz N the Hood.” At age 24, Singleton was both the youngest person and the first African-American ever nominated for the best director Oscar, and it touched off a wave
of black filmmakers who shined a light on urban neighborhoods that were either little seen or woefully misunderstood. Among the show’s diverse cross section of players in the drug trade is Franklin Saint (Damson Idris), a 19-year-old pot dealer who seizes the opportunity to expand his business but slides down a slippery slope. The show expands into other intersecting worlds, too, including a Mexican-American crime family in East L.A. and a CIA operative trying to use the cocaine trade to funnel money and weapons to the Nicaraguan Contras. “Snowfall” explores many facets of its central issue, from the malice and fecklessness of politicians and police to the families and individuals ripped apart by
addiction and violence. But the general feeling of exploitation — of profits made off the suffering of the most vulnerable people — is a driving force on the show. “Whatever debate there may be about crack and its origins,” adds showrunner Dave Andron, “I think you can’t debate that it affected people in poor, more urban areas more than it affected folks in, say, Beverly Hills.” To that end, Andron makes a broad connection among the characters that intersect on “Snowfall”: “I’d like to believe that if any of these people knew what crack ultimately would do, they would choose a different path to better their life. But obviously they, like real people at the time, had no idea what’s coming.”
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2 ‘Friends From College’ Friday on Netflix
This eight-episode comedy is about a group of college friends who are now in their 40s. The cast includes Fred Savage, Keegan-Michael Key, Cobie Smulders, Nat Faxon, Annie Parisse and Jae Suh Park.
3 ‘Game of Thrones’ 9 p.m. Sunday on HBO
The penultimate season of HBO’s hit show will air for only seven episodes this time around. Plus, critics won’t receive previews, thus reviews will be saved for after the premiere — i.e., no spoilers for anyone. (EXPRESS)
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winner said some of her male co-stars in the past have taken pay cuts so she could have parity with them.
Nelsan Ellis, actor from HBO’s “True Blood,” dies at 39 from heart failure
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sweet-faced, scarf-wearing high schoolers tell how they love France and want to study medicine. Their school has a no-headscarf policy, so each morning, they must reluctantly take off the covering. Gates notes, “They asked us not to film them without their headscarves.” This Tuesday, “States of Undress” visits Bolivia, where Spanish colonizers foisted European garb — shawls and full skirts — upon indigenous women to “civilize” them, according to designer Glenda Yanez of the Aymara people. The women reinvented the outfits with bold colors and decorations and added bowler hats, she says. Resplendent in a fiery orange shawl, Yanez twirls, her skirt flaring out, and declares, “We are the generation who claims what is ours.” Moments like this remind us that in many parts of the world, we are what we wear.
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trending “The Angela Merkel eye roll deserves its own Nobel Prize.” @IANBREMMER, tweeting after German Chancellor Angela Merkel was caught on video in what definitely looked like an eye roll while at the G-20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, on Friday. Merkel was talking to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who at that same moment was addressing her with one finger raised, as if he was making a serious point. Women on the internet saw themselves in Merkel’s eye roll, and her look was turned into a GIF that went viral. “We’ve all been there Angela,” @Nicola_Slawson tweeted. “Merkel’s eye roll is all of us,” wrote @AynRandPaulRyan.
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way” to dump someone, with the accompanying hashtag, which trended on Twitter on Sunday. Twitter users weighed in, but most of the responses were sarcastic. @math_tagger suggested: “Have them meet you at a bar but it’s really a speed dating event. Helps to move on.” And @jlsell24 proposed: “Sky write it on a pleasant afternoon.” Nice ways, indeed.
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@NYCLARA, tweeting about a 6-month-old baby who recently met former President Barack Obama. Jolene Jackinsky, the baby girl’s mom, said she was at Anchorage International Airport last week when Obama walked right up to her and asked, “Who is this pretty girl?” and held her baby. “I would cry so many tears if Obama held my child,” @JazzyFlagrant tweeted.
@JESSICASIMPSON, tweeting at Whole Foods about the news that the grocery chain had to recall chicken salad when it was discovered that it was actually tuna salad. Simpson’s tweet was a nod to her iconic 2003 moment on “Newlyweds” when she wondered if canned tuna was actually chicken. Simpson was confused by the tuna brand: Chicken of the Sea.
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1999: The United States women’s soccer team wins the World Cup, beating China 5-4 on penalty kicks after 120 minutes of scoreless play at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.
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Ben Affleck is reportedly dating Lindsay Shookus, a “Saturday Night Live” producer. The news broke Friday when the two were photographed out Thursday night in Los Angeles. While sources told E! News that the two are “in the early stages” of their relationship, other sources told People and Us Weekly that they’ve been romantically involved since 2013, while Affleck was married to Jennifer Garner and while Shookus was married to former “SNL” colleague and now estranged husband Kevin Miller. They “full-on had an affair,” a People source said. Affleck and Garner announced their separation in June 2015 and officially filed for divorce in April of this year. (EXPRESS)
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Rooney Mara shared in a recent Los Angeles Times interview that she ate pie for the first time during a scene in her new movie, “A Ghost Story.” When the reporter asked why she’d never eaten pie before, David Lowery, the film’s director, said, “I asked that same question.” The 32-year-old actress replied: “I was a really, really strange, picky child. … Something about pie always grossed me out and I just never tried it before.” (EXPRESS)
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