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It’s now legal in Massachusetts for hairdressers to visit someone’s home to do their hair. For years, stylists who made house calls had been breaking the law. Not that the state had been enforcing it. Language in one of the “outside sections” included in the $39 billion state budget signed Friday made it immediately legal for 75,938 licensed barbers, cosmetologists, hairdressers and manicurists to make house calls. (AP)

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Pokémon NO, says museum THE DISTRICT Almost everywhere you turn, it seems, people have their eyes glued to smartphone screens playing Pokémon Go. Since its launch last week, the app has quickly become a cultural phenomenon that has fans of all ages hunting around their neighborhoods for collectible digital creatures that appear on players’ screens as they explore realworld locations.

But there’s at least one place that would really like to keep Pokémon out: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

The museum, along with many other landmarks, is a “PokéStop” within the game — a place where players can get free in-game items. There are three PokéStops associated with various parts of the museum.

“Playing the game is not appropriate in the museum, which is a memorial to the victims of Nazism,” Andrew Hollinger, the museum’s communications director, said. “We are trying to find out if we can get the museum

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Holocaust memorial says catching the digital critters ‘not appropriate’

The Holocaust Museum, like many landmarks, is a “PokéStop” in the game.

excluded from the game.”

The Holocaust Museum’s plight highlights how apps that layer a digital world on top of the real one can create awkward situations, especially since the owners of the physical locations often cannot weigh in on how their spaces are being used.

One image circulating online appears to show a player encountering an unsettling digital critter inside the museum: a Pokémon called Koffing that emits poisonous gas floating by

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But gotta catch ’em all.”

ANGIE, a 37-year-old who was playing Pokémon Go at the Holocaust Museum on Monday. She was part of a group that used a lure module, a beacon that attracts Pokémon to a specific PokéStop, on the museum’s marker. She declined to share her last name for privacy reasons.

a sign for the museum’s Helena Rubinstein Auditorium. The auditorium shows the testimonials of Jews who survived the Nazi gas chambers.

The image, which appears to have originated from a now deleted post on the photo-sharing site imgur, might be a hoax: That particular Pokémon didn’t appear nearby when The Washington Post visited the museum Monday afternoon, although the specific Pokémon that appears in each location does vary from time to time. Hollinger said that the museum is concerned about the potential Koffing appearance.

Niantic, the San Franciscobased software development company behind the game, did not respond to inquiries about the alleged Koffing sighting or if there was any way to honor the Holocaust Museum’s request to stop Pokémon from popping up inside its building.

Hollinger stressed that the museum is generally pro-technology and encourages visitors to use social media to share how their experiences with the exhibits moved them. “But this game falls very much outside that,” he said.

ANDREA PETERSON (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Police share hare safety tips for Pokémon Go In response to the robberies, dark hoaxes and trespassing that have occurred nationwide while users play Pokémon Go, D.C. police have shared five safety tips in an online message board for local players. (TWP) Always be aware of your surroundings, and look up from your phone frequently.

Do not play the game at night, and stay out of poorly lit areas.

Try to stay in public areas where other people are around.

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Man charged after shooting at D.C. police CRIME D.C. police exchanged gunfire with an armed man early Tuesday near a playground in Southeast Washington before arresting him after a 30-minute standoff, according to District officials.

No one was shot, and no other injuries were reported.

Police did not know at the time that the gunman, who was in an SUV, had carjacked the vehicle and that several other people inside were victims, officials said.

A police news release Tuesday afternoon said the gunman, 22-year-old Luvell Alverson of Suitland, Md., has been charged

with armed robbery, kidnapping and assault on a police officer.

D.C. Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier said before the gun battle with officers, the man robbed four people at gunpoint and shot at them. She said the man then jumped into the SUV, with others inside, and ordered the driver to speed away. By that time, Lanier said officers were alerted to scene at the 3200 block of Sixth Street SE after hearing gunfire at 12:10 a.m. Lanier said the SUV stopped when police arrived. Officers got out of their vehicles and approached the vehicle, when the suspect opened fire on

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the officers.

After exchanging fire, the gunman surrendered. Police initially held all five people in the SUV for questioning. They concluded that only the gunman was responsible.

“He will be presented in court tomorrow,” the chief said.

Police said they did not believe the shooting was connected to the recent shooting deaths by police in Minnesota and Louisiana. “We don’t have information or believe that it was a targeted attack or a planned attack on police,” said Dustin Sternbeck, chief D.C. police spokesman. PETER HERMANN AND

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A call for gun control on the Capitol’s steps

THE DISTRICT | Ben O’Keefe, center, social and cultural producer at MoveOn.org, speaks alongside members of his organization and Congress at an event Tuesday at the U.S. Capitol demanding lawmakers renew an assault weapons ban. He also delivered more than 1 million signatures on petitions supporting the cause.

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A group of 15 student leaders from Finland and 16 student government leaders at Gaithersburg High School met Tuesday to share experiences and explore differences for teenagers in the two countries. The Finns, who are in the area for six weeks as part of a U.S.-Finland cultural exchange program, wanted to know more about the presidential race, school mascots, proms and the many extracurricular sports and activities available to American students. The Montgomery County students seemed taken with their visitors’ tales of small class sizes, free college, universal health care and strict gun laws. Mikko Juntunen, 17, who lives in Rajamäki, said he was surprised at how outgoing Americans were.

Logan Rist, 17, a rising senior at Gaithersburg, called the visitors polite and open to conversation. (TWP)

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The number of minutes it took a Post reporter to get to Reagan National Airport from the time he boarded a Blue Line train from McPherson Square wwin an experiment Tuesday morning. The trip normally takes 16 minutes, but the latest Metro SafeTrack project has cut rail service between the airport and Pentagon City. (TWP)

Viral video helps lead to arrest of teen who allegedly assaulted a man on a Green Line train Monday

The U.S. Capitol and its office buildings were briefly locked down Tuesday, the second time in a week amid nervousness over recent shootings. D.C. police spokeswoman Alice Kim said officers were alerted to a man with a gun near Fort McNair in Southwest, about a mile and a half south of the Capitol, shortly after 4 p.m. Officers then stopped a person at the intersection of 1st and D streets NW, which is two blocks from the Capitol and outside the Labor Department, Kim said. No shots were fired, she said. (AP) THE DISTRICT

Statehood referendum set for Nov. ballot D.C. lawmakers have voted to put a statehood referendum on the ballot in November.

Tuesday’s unanimous vote by the D.C. Council is part of Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser’s strategy to pursue the “Tennessee model” for statehood. Tennessee became a state after it crafted its own constitution and then was admitted into the union by Congress. If approved, the referendum would also give the Council authority to write the constitution for the “state of New Columbia.” (AP) MARYLAND

Montgomery County to investigate 911 outage Montgomery County officials plan to investigate why the 911 system failed for two hours, during which time two people died. Officials said Monday that the 911 system was out from about 11:10 p.m. Sunday until 1:10 a.m. Monday. Callers received only a busy signal. During the outage, crews responded to two medical emergency calls, involving fatalities that included a 91-year-old Olney woman and 40-year-old Marlon Somarriba from Rockville. It’s unclear if the outage was a factor. (AP)

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Council won’t vote on the 16-week proposal before summer recess THE DISTRICT Since last fall, D.C. lawmakers have been debating a measure to make the District the most generous place in the country for a worker to take time off after giving birth.

Hundreds have testified before the D.C. Council that the proposed 16 weeks of paid time off could make it less stressful to have a child. Doctors have said it would allow new parents and infants, especially in low-income families, to bond and increase rates of breast-feeding, which is critical to early development.

Several have even told lawmakers it would so radically improve the experience of childbirth that they would wait on having a child until the new law is approved.

The D.C. Council, however, recessed Tuesday without action on the bill until at least September, ensuring that the earliest the benefit could be funded and offered to city residents is 2018.

The proposed family-leave law would give paid time off to both new parents and adults caring for dying parents and significant others. It would also create a new citywide benefit of paid personal leave for workers’ own medical problems. The cost of the benefit — still unknown — would be paid for by a new tax on businesses, perhaps of 1 percent.

JABIN BOTSFORD (THE WASHINGTON POST)

D.C. places paid family leave on hold

Parents with toddlers sit through a D.C. Council hearing last fall to show support for a 16-week paid family leave bill, the most generous in the U.S.

But the proposal has been caught in a mathematics problem: How many workers in D.C. would use the law if it existed?

And how many years of the new tax would D.C. have to amass

before it could cover unforeseen costs? Experts disagree, and proponents have begun warning that the District will not be able to offer the nation’s most generous leave — perhaps just half of

the proposed 16 weeks off.

D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson said Monday the council would continue working on the measure in September. Meanwhile, officials in the office of D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser have warned that it could take two years or more once a law is passed to save money from the new tax to begin paying for the benefit.

Mendelson has signaled that he intends to pass some form of family leave, including seed money beginning in October to start hiring and creating the program.

But the council has a full agenda in the fall, and if a measure does not pass by the end of the calendar year, new hearings will have to be scheduled next year.

AARON C. DAVIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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An Express newspaper distributor accused of stabbing a 24-year-old man during a March 31 altercation outside the Addison Road-Seat Pleasant Metro station was cleared Wednesday of all charges.

Daniel R. Brown, 50, of Temple Hills, Md., had faced attempted murder and other charges stemming from the morning rushhour confrontation. (EXPRESS)

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In unsealed documents, man testifies he was molested by Sandusky HARRISBURG, PA. Penn State coach Joe Paterno was told by a teen boy in 1976 that former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky had molested him in the shower but responded that he didn’t want to hear about it and had “a football season to worry about,” according to court documents unsealed Tuesday.

The man identified as John Doe 150 said in 2014 that other boys in a shower heard him yell that Sandusky had just touched him sexually. The man said

he told several adults about it, then sought out Paterno. “ Is it ac c u rate that Coach Paterno Paterno quickly said to you, ‘I don’t want to hear about any of that kind of stuff, I have a football season to worry about?’ ” a lawyer for Penn State’s insurance carrier asked the man. “Specifically, yes,” the man replied.

“I was shocked, disappointed, offended, I was insulted,” John Doe 150 testified. “I said, is that all you’re going to do? You’re not going to do anything else?”

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Dozens of documents and excerpts were released Tuesday by a judge who is presiding over litigation by Penn State against Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association Insurance Co. over payment of claims for abuse by Sandusky, who is now serving decades in state prison for child molestation.

The judge two months ago disclosed the existence of the 1976 allegation, along with claims coaches witnessed inappropriate contact between Sandusky and children in the ’80s, but the newly unsealed documents provide far greater detail. MARK SCOLFORO (AP)

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CORATO, ITALY | Two commuter trains crashed head-on Tuesday in southern Italy, crumpling cars like an accordion and scattering debris. Police said at least 22 people were killed and 43 hurt after the two trains were routed to a single track. Corato Mayor Massimo Mazzilli said on Facebook it was “a disaster as if an airplane fell.”

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You might want to think twice about shooing a thumb from your child’s mouth. Researchers in New Zealand have found that children who suck their thumbs or bite their nails are less likely to develop allergies later in life. The research comes from a long-term project known as the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study, which has followed more than 1,000 children since birth. These study participants were given skin-prick tests at ages 13 and 32 to detect allergies.

The results of the first tests showed that 38 percent of children who were either thumb-suckers or nail-biters had allergies, compared with 49 percent of children who had neither habit. The results remained consistent when the second test was given at age 32.

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The median hourly wage of child care workers in America — about $3 below the average janitor’s — according to a new report by researchers at the University of California at Berkeley. Nearly half need food stamps, welfare money or Medicaid. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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A search warrant for surveillance video from the convenience store where a black Louisiana man was killed by white police officers July 5 says that officers saw “the butt of a gun” in Alton Sterling’s pocket during the arrest and that he tried “to reach for the gun from his pocket.” Sterling, 37, was shot multiple times while two officers pinned him to the ground. Federal authorities are investigating the case. Sterling’s funeral will be held Friday. (AP) BUSINESS

Dow closes at record high The market reached another milestone Tuesday as the Dow Jones industrial average closed at a record high. A day earlier, the Standard & Poor’s 500, a benchmark for index funds, also closed at a record. Both indexes beat peaks set in May 2015. The Dow on Tuesday rose 121 points (or 0.7 percent) to 18,347 — 35 points higher than its previous closing high of May 19, 2015. The Dow and S&P 500 are up 5.3 percent for 2016. The tech-heavy Nasdaq is flat for the year. (AP) ST. JOSEPH, MICH.

Inmate who killed two was handcuffed in front A Michigan sheriff pledged Tuesday to review his department’s guidelines for transporting suspects after an inmate who was cuffed in front rather than behind his back wrested a gun from a deputy and killed two court bailiffs Monday. The suspect, who was killed in the ensuing gun battle, was handcuffed in front and the restraint was not attached to a belly chain, which security experts recommend. (AP)

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While the unanimous decision by a five-member panel of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague is seen as a major legal declaration regarding one

of the world’s most contested regions, the actual impact is uncertain, because the tribunal has no power of enforcement.

China, which boycotted the proceedings, reiterated that it does not accept the panel’s jurisdiction. China “solemnly declares that the award is null and void and has no binding force,” a statement from the foreign ministry said.

The finding nonetheless constitutes a rebuke, carrying with it the force of international opinion.

It also emboldens small countries in Asia that have chafed at China’s expansionism.

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Tribunal rejects China’s sea claims

China’s recent territorial claims in the South China Sea have led to tensions with neighboring nations.

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Manila brought the case to arbitration in 2013 because China’s claims infringe upon its own 200mile exclusive economic zone.

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Masked protesters shout pro-freedom slogans in Kashmir on Tuesday.

Kashmir protests’ death toll hits 24 TRAL, INDIA At least 24 people have been killed and hundreds injured in four days of violent protests in Indian-administered Kashmir after the death of a young, social media-savvy separatist named Burhan Wani.

Tires were set ablaze, curfews imposed and mobs took over police stations, holding one officer hostage and drowning another by pushing his vehicle into a river.

Officials said it was the worst violence in years in Kashmir, the Himalayan region claimed by both India and neighboring Pakistan and the scene of a decades-long insurgent movement that many say has been bolstered by support from Pakistan.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday appealed for peace. The vehement reaction

to Wani’s death surprised many in the government.

“Indian troopers shoot at us.

Our weapon is only the stone,” said one of the protesters, Nisar Ahmad Bhat, 30, who owns a small company that makes cricket bats. “Burhan Wani is our freedom fighter. He is a real person, a hero to us.”

In recent months, Wani, the operational commander of the terrorist group Hizb ul-Mujahideen, had become somewhat of a folk hero in this region by boldly uncovering his face and posting photos and videos online that showed him and his cohorts playing cricket and posing with guns while in hiding.

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Obama: ‘I’ve spoken at too many memorials’

President still faces skeptics among police

DALLAS A chastened and humbled President Obama on Tuesday used a memorial service for five slain police officers to call on Americans to overcome their racial divisions and mutual suspicion after years of relentless gun violence and rising social tensions.

The president’s impassioned appeal — one he has repeated often throughout his presidency — was made more powerful by confessions of his own doubt about whether he and the country were up to the task.

“I am not naive. I have spoken at too many memorials during the course of this presidency,” Obama said in one of the most reflective speeches of his term in office. “I have seen how inadequate my own words have been.”

Obama came to Dallas to mourn and pay tribute to five police officers killed last week while protecting marchers who had gathered to protest the deaths of black men at the hands of police in Louisiana and Minnesota.

His challenge, in the midst of a deeply polarized presidential election season, was to press Americans to be more empathetic and focus on their shared values.

The task was made all the more difficult by the graphic videos of police shootings that have ricocheted across social media during the last week, spawning competing dueling narratives about racial discrimination, inequities in the criminal justice system and the dangers of policing.

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LAW ENFORCEMENT After each fatal shooting of a black man by an officer, President Barack Obama has swiftly spoken out against bad policing. As much as those words have comforted blacks, they have rankled many of the nation’s men and women in blue.

On Tuesday, Obama traveled to Dallas to pay tribute to the five officers slain by a sniper at what had been a peaceful protest.

“Like police officers across the country, these men and their families shared a commitment to something larger than themselves,” Obama said.

But words like these from Obama, while welcome, are greeted with suspicion by many in law enforcement.

Soon after Obama took office, police said, they sensed they wouldn’t get the same appreciation his two predecessors demonstrated.

Under President Bill Clinton, the Crime Bill of 1994 provided money to hire tens of thousands of new police. The image of President George W. Bush gathering with first responders in the rubble of the World Trade Center also sent a powerful message.

They also point to Obama’s opposition to providing police with surplus military equipment.

Said Travis Yates, a major with the Tulsa, Okla., police department and the editor of lawofficer.com: “His policies, time and time again, put officers back on their heels.” LISA MARIE PANE (AP)

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Officers join hands Tuesday during a memorial service for the victims of the Dallas police shooting.

Americans, to open our hearts to each other? Can we see in each other a common humanity and a shared dignity, and recognize how our different experiences have shaped us?” Obama asked. “I don’t know. I confess that sometimes I, too, experience doubt.”

The president praised police officers for doing difficult and dangerous work, even as he called attention to broader problems with nation’s policing practices. He consoled the mourners even as he challenged Americans to be open with each other; to embrace people with life experiences different from their own; to shout less and listen more.

Obama’s remarks were memorable for their raw quality and his unmistakable frustration.

The president was returning to a theme — the need to overcome bitter partisanship and racial divisions — that has dominated his career on the national stage.

Other comments Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings: “The soul of our city was pierced.”

Former President George W. Bush: “Too often we judge other groups by their worst examples, while judging ourselves by our best intentions. And this has strained our bonds of understanding and common purpose.”

Dallas Police Chief David Brown: “I’ll be loving you always,” he said, quoting Stevie Wonder’s lyrics. “And there’s no greater love than this.

That these five men gave their lives for all of us.” (EXPRESS/AP)

Almost exactly one year ago, Obama stood before an arena full of mourners in Charleston, S.C., who had gathered to remember nine black parishioners killed by a white gunman during Bible study. In Charleston, Obama gave a soaring, spiritual and optimistic

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address. The country, he said, had responded to the brutal killings with a “bighearted generosity . . . a thoughtful introspection and self-examination that we so rarely see in public life.”

In Dallas he again described the tragedy as a call to action, but this time he was more blunt than soaring.

“It’s hard not to think sometimes that the center won’t hold and that things might get worse,” Obama said. “I understand how Americans are feeling. … We must reject such despair.”

The question for Obama is whether the country, consumed by a venomous election campaign to choose his successor, is still open to his message of hope.

“In the end, it’s not about finding policies that work,” he said.

“It’s about forging consensus and fighting cynicism and finding the will to make change.” GREG JAFFE AND JULIET EILPERIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Bernie Sanders gave his endorsement to Hillary Clinton on Tuesday at a rally in Portsmouth, N.H.

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Why Sanders took so long More than a month after Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic presidential nomination, runner-up Bernie Sanders endorsed her Tuesday at a rally in the battleground state of New Hampshire. His delay didn’t thrill the Clinton camp or Democratic leaders trying to unite the party. Here are four theories to explain Sanders’ timing. AMBER PHILLIPS Enjoying the spotlight

Letting his supporters adjust

Taking time to cool off

Getting support for policies

One of the more cynical views among Democrats is that the 74-year-old senator from Vermont took his time before endorsing Clinton because he was loath to give up his time in this post-race spotlight.

Even after she had declared victory, many of his moves made headlines.

A more charitable view is that he wanted to keep attention on the causes he fought for — and the most direct way was to stay on stage as long as possible. “There was a need to cement the important parts of his success and ensure it lives on,” said Neil Sroka of the Sanders-supportive Democracy for America.

Sanders finished this campaign with superstar status in the progressive world. His followers were extremely loyal to him — and sometimes antagonistic toward Clinton. He may have thought that endorsing Clinton immediately after railing against the establishment she represents would have rung hollow to his supporters.

The effort to unify remains a work in progress. As Democrats wrapped up their party platform meeting this weekend in Orlando, Fla., MSNBC reported that Sanders supporters shouted down an amendment that would have named Clinton the party’s nominee.

In the heat of the primary, Sanders and Clinton did not have a friendly campaign. She said a lot of things about his record in the Senate that were a little loose with the facts, and he was sometimes quite critical and sharp with her. Their differences stemmed not only from personality, but from policy. From Sanders’ perspective, Clinton didn’t go far enough on expanding health care, regulating Wall Street, or making college more affordable. Politicians are human, too, so it’s possible Sanders needed time to cool off and get used to the fact that he’d be voting for Clinton this November.

Success in Washington is directly proportional to how much leverage you have. By withholding his endorsement — and the progressive cred that comes with it — he was able to exact policy changes from Clinton and the party. He got his fellow Democrats to support a $15-an-hour minimum wage, carbon pricing to try to reduce global warming, more regulation of fracking, and a pathway to legalizing marijuana. He also got Clinton to support a public option for health care. The Sanders camp got “at least 80 percent” of what it wanted, his policy director told reporters.

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Clinton vetting retired admiral as running mate POLITICS Hillary Clinton is considering retired Navy Adm. James G. Stavridis, above, to be her running mate, according to a person familiar with the vetting process.

Stavridis, who left military service as a four-star admiral in 2013, is dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.

He and the Clinton campaign declined to comment Tuesday.

Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump has vetted retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn as a running mate.

Stavridis adds a lesser-known figure to a list of current and former lawmakers or government officials known to be considered by Clinton.

Stavridis, 61, was supreme allied commander of NATO and commander of U.S. European Command. He also chaired the U.S. Naval Institute, an independent group that serves as a “think tank” for the Navy.

Just before Stavridis left the Navy, he was under internal investigation for his use of a military plane to fly with his wife and some staff members to France to attend an event hosted by an international society of Burgundy wine enthusiasts in 2010.

The inspector general also investigated whether Stavridis and others billed the government for non-official expenses. He was cleared of wrongdoing. ABBY PHILLIP (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Harper’s hot takes

Desmond’s rebound out of left field MLB Before he could make the commitment, before he could change positions and cities and leagues all with one signature, Ian Desmond had to speak with the men who would be his new bosses. In a dozen years, he had known and trusted just one organization, the Nationals. A new start merited at least a phone call with the Texas Rangers’ brass.

“I just wanted them to hear the conviction I had in my voice, and I wanted to hear what their intent was going to be,” Desmond said.

On the other end of the phone were Jon Daniels, the general manager of the Rangers, and Thad Levine, his top lieutenant.

This was an unusual request, a free agent player asking to strip away the handlers and speak directly about his own intentions, his own character, his own path.

“From the moment he opens his mouth, JD and I kind of look at each other and say, ‘This is something special,’ ” Levine said.

The results of that conversation could be seen this week in San Diego, where Desmond prepared to make his first actual appearance in an All-Star Game on Tuesday (he was selected but injured in 2012). Desmond’s presence there as an outfielder was both stunning and logical.

It was stunning because his best year is following his worst, because after he and the Nats couldn’t agree on a long-term contract extension, the best deal he could land was for one year and $8 million with a switch from shortstop to left field.

It was logical because those who know him believed this kind of performance — a .322 average with 15 homers and 55 RBIs — was always inside of Desmond.

“In the offseason, I couldn’t believe that no other team was trying to get him. . . . What a deal the Rangers got,” Nationals

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The longtime Nationals shortstop is enjoying a resurgence with Texas

Bryce Harper has enjoyed plenty of time in front of cameras and microphones during All-Star week. Here are three opinions he’s shared on the game’s traditions, positions and rules. DAN STEINBERG (TWP)

Before this season, Ian Desmond made 882 of his 889 major league starts at shortstop. Now he is an All-Star outfielder with the Texas Rangers.

outfielder Bryce Harper said.

That seems obvious now, what with the Rangers owning the best record in the AL, and with Desmond suddenly an essential part of their lineup.

But there were steps in this process, including a mental transformation for Desmond, 30, who spent the offseason calling former teammates about the challenges of changing positions, about whether he could pull it off.

This wasn’t just a smooth process. From his first day in Rangers camp, Desmond not only took flyballs in left and worked with outfield coach Jayce Tingler, but he stayed through each round of batting practice to shag balls,

then headed over to the minor league side to shag more. Two weeks into the season, he was nearly inept at the plate, hitting .109 without an extra-base hit.

After taking two consecutive days off in April, Desmond had two hits with a double in his return and never looked back. He moved to center field in May and has grown comfortable there.

Desmond is a free agent again at the end of the year and has certainly rebuilt his market.

There’s little doubt that, come the offseason, he won’t have to solicit calls from MLB general managers to pitch the package he can deliver.

BARRY SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST)

3 The designated hitter Falls in line with the NL

“I don’t think it will ever happen, but I think we should outlaw the DH,” Harper told Colin Cowherd, who was a big fan of his hair.

2 All-Star significance Would like to see a change

Harper said on MLB TV that home-field advantage in the World Series should be decided by team record, not the All-Star Game winner.

1 The home run derby Wants to come back in 2018

Harper did not enter the derby this year, but he told Cowherd he likes the event and wants to win it when D.C. hosts the All-Star Game in two wo years.

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Cops quit WNBA duty over protest shirts

Four off-duty police officers fficers who were providing security at a Minnesota Lynx home game Saturday walked off the job following owing pregame comments by players wearing shirts with the phrase, “Change Starts With Us — Justice ce and Accountability,” on the front. The shirts featured the names of two black men killed by police lice last week, the Dallas Police Department shield and the words, “Black Lives Matter” on the back. k.

The players decided not to wear the shirts on the road in San Antonio on Tuesday. (TWP)

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred says rising home run numbers are not a result of PED use

Maryland linebacker Jermaine Carter Jr. named to Butkus Award watch list

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GOLF Rory McIlroy still considers himself a full-fledged member of the Fab Four.

As if to show he’s still as relevant as ever despite going almost two years without a major win, McIlroy pulled no punches in Scotland on Tuesday leading up to the British Open, which begins Thursday (6 a.m., Golf Channel) at Royal Troon.

He called out golf for its lax drug-testing procedures and questioned the relevance of his sport being part of the Olympics.

If there was any doubt that he

still deserves to be mentioned along with Jason Day, Dustin Johnson and Jordan Spieth as part of the game’s top four players, McIlroy reminded everyone how they rank in terms of majors.

“I’ve got four major championships, and I’d love to add to that tally,” he said, “just as those guys would love to add to their one or two majors that they have.”

McIlroy, 27, missed last year’s British Open at St. Andrews after tearing a ligament in his left ankle playing soccer, denying him a chance to defend the

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McIlroy out to show he’s no Ringo

Rory McIlroy is aiming for his fifth major title — and first in two years — at the British Open in Scotland.

title he won in 2014.

Two years ago, McIlroy followed up his victory at Royal Liverpool by winning again in the PGA Championship. Since then, Spieth won the U.S. Open and the Masters, Day claimed his first title at the PGA Championship and Johnson finally won a major at this year’s U.S. Open.

McIlroy rolled his eyes when someone mentioned a reference in the British media that he could become the Ringo of the group.

“I’m happy where my game is,” he said. “I can’t worry about other guys.” PAUL NEWBERRY (AP)

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Jordan Spieth said Tuesday that pulling out of the Olympics a day earlier was the hardest decision he’s ever made, and that it likely will haunt him as he’s watching golfers compete for a gold medal for the first time in 112 years. Spieth cited “health concerns” as his reason for withdrawing, although he said the Zika virus was only part of it. Asked what kept him out, the 22-year-old Texan would only say that it was personal and anyone in his shoes would have made the same choice.

“Why was it so hard? Because I’m a huge believer in Olympic golf,” Spieth said in a news conference for the British Open in Scotland. (AP)

After his first training session with D.C. United since being acquired for general allocation money last Thursday, winger Lloyd Sam said he was surprised the New York Red Bulls traded him to a rival. “Maybe a slight little chip [on the shoulder] there, but we’re not going to be playing against them every week,” Sam said Tuesday. “I just want to go into the playoffs and get success with this team.” Since joining the Red Bulls in August 2012, Sam has 20 goals and 22 assists in 106 MLS appearances. He had 10 goals last season and scored one in each of three 2015 regular-season meetings against United. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Fourteen players who helped the United States win the Women’s World Cup last summer in Canada were named Tuesday to an Olympic squad that will seek a fourth consecutive gold medal next month in Rio de Janeiro. Coach Jill Ellis’ squad includes goalkeeper Hope Solo, midfielder Carli Lloyd, forward Alex Morgan and all five regular defenders. The four players who were not on the World Cup team are Washington Spirit forward Crystal Dunn, Portland Thorns midfielders Lindsey Horan and Allie Long, and forward Mallory Pugh, 18, who will enter UCLA this fall. Dunn, Pugh and Horan are likely starters. (TWP)

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Midfielder Carli Lloyd made her third Olympic roster after leading a run to the World Cup title in 2015.

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The number of home runs Miami’s Giancarlo Stanton hit to win the All-Star Home Run Derby on Monday night in San Diego, a new record. Bobby Abreu set the previous mark of 41 in 2005. Stanton crushed 20 in the final round to beat defending champion Todd Frazier of the White Sox. Stanton’s longest shot was estimated at 497 feet. (AP)

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Turmeric This spice is finding its way into more and more foods this year. “I think it’s a pretty mild flavor that can mix with a lot of things,” said Mike Murray, brand manager for Living Intentions, a brand that makes a turmeric popcorn. Murray called it “one of nature’s greatest superfoods.” Turmeric also popped up in tea (Rishi’s turmeric-ginger chai, The Republic of Tea‘s biodynamic turmeric cinnamon tea), peanuts (Thai-turmeric chili nuts by Feridies) and chocolate (a gingerturmeric dark-milk bar by Vosges).

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The enticingly named Fancy Food Show trade convention is a biannual opportunity for makers of specialty foods to get their product in the hands of the retailers they hope will carry it in stores. Certain trends emerged at June’s show in New York.

Coconut is still in everything. Matcha continues to spread like green fairy dust.

Here are some other up-and-coming foodstuffs. MAURA JUDKIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Beans in everything Beans in pasta. Beans in brownies. This is the year of pulses, and food makers have taken that mandate to heart. Have you ever heard of “snacking beans,” for example? The brand Brami makes little vacuum-sealed packs of lupini beans in four flavors, including hot pepper, and garlic and herb. They’re fresh, not dry, so they have an unexpectedly squishy texture. Pure Genius Provisions hides chickpeas in brownies and blondies, so you can trick yourself into more fiber while nto eating ea you nosh on junk food.

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Tequila! Pickle brine! Robitussin!

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Blackberry Patch makes three flavors of yogurt toppings, which are described as being halfway between a syrup and a jam. There was also Chef Ido-brand “finishing sauce,” which can be used for making beautiful swipes of color on your plates if you think you’re really fancy (or you can just use them as dip).

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Primi Piatti in Foggy Bottom to close

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Previously: Twist Chefs: Chef-owner Michael Schlow, executive chef Philippe Reininger Opened: July 11, for dinner daily; breakfast, lunch and Sunday brunch to follow.

The food: Casolare is devoted to coastal Italian cuisine — not just a few regions, but “the entire boot,” Schlow says. The food is fresh and light, with lots of olive oil, vegetables and, of course, seafood.

It’s the way Schlow says he typically likes to eat. The chef has a story for almost every dish on the menu.

Among his favorites is Mama Zecca’s Eggplant, based on a dish served by his friend’s mother, a “super nonna,” Schlow says. It consists of many layers of thinly sliced eggplant interspersed with small amounts of mozzarella, tomato sauce and Parmigiano-Reggiano.

The drinks: Italian wines, local beers and cocktails.

Cocktails on draft may include an Americano and a Negroni. The Savoy Sour is one original quaff, featuring gin, Aperol, chamomile, lemon and lavender bitters. BECKY KRYSTAL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“Key & Peele” creators Jordan Peele, left, and Keegan-Michael Key use death to get laughs on their show.

Sketch comedy’s high body count, explained Going for gruesome can be the only way to surprise the audience COMEDY On “Saturday Night Live’s” May season finale, a “Dead Poets Society” parody came to a bloody conclusion when Pete Davidson got decapitated by a ceiling fan.

Plenty of “Inside Amy Schumer” sketches devolve into suicide or cannibalism. “Key & Peele” often end gags with somebody dying.

Sketch comedy allows for this kind of finality: The three minutes are up, and you’ll never need these characters again, so why not get rid of them for good? “If you come out of a sketch background, you’ve written a lot of sketches where people explode or their heads fall off,” says Jay Martel, executive

producer of “Key & Peele.”

The real reason so many sketches end at The End, says Jordan Peele, is because “the highest height of life, really, sort of keeps rearing its head. Which is death.”

The ideal ending is satisfying and surprising while staying true to the comedic game that preceded it. It must contain the one line after which nothing else could possibly be said.

Why is this the most burdensome element of sketch writing?

“If you’re writing a five-act play or a movie, you’ve got all these strands you can put together,” Martel says. “But with a sketch, it’s the equivalent of stopping a car on a dime. You have to stick the landing and make it satisfying on a lot of different levels. And obviously, you want to get the biggest

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One more thing: You want it to be a complete surprise. Maybe that’s one more reason why so many sketches spiral off into absurdity, or total annihilation.

If you’re playing along, you are still, as an audience member, operating within the framework of that sketch. So the only way to catch a savvy viewer off guard is to pull something in from outside the frame, to go beyond.

“Some people point out that [‘Key & Peele’] has this strong sci-fi fantasy element running through it, and I think a lot of that has to do with finding an ending,” Martel said. “Because sometimes you can’t find one in this world. You have to sort of take the leap into another world in order to pull it off.” JESSICA GOLDSTEIN

“If I go outside and try to hail a cab and he passes me for the white woman standing right there, that racism is still alive and kicking. And we have to change that.”

QUEEN LATIFAH, speaking at the VH1 Hip Hop Honors on Monday night, echoing the themes of her 1994 single “U.N.I.T.Y.”

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The number of copies of the top 300 comic books purchased by retailers in June, the best month for sales of comics in nearly two decades. As there are no records of comics bought directly by consumers, numbers are tracked by units bought by retailers. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Woody Harrelson joins cast of Rob Reiner-directed Iraq War movie “Shock and Awe”

‘Shooter’ debut delayed due to recent events USA network says recent tragic events in Dallas and elsewhere have prompted it to postpone the premiere of its new series, “Shooter.” Originally set to debut next week, the premiere has been pushed to July 26. The series stars Ryan Phillippe as a highly decorated ex-Marine sniper who is coaxed back into action after he learns about a plot to kill the president. (AP) BOOKS

Kennedy cousin at center of true crime story In a book released Tuesday, “Framed: Why Michael Skakel Spent over a Decade in Prison for a Murder He Didn’t Commit,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr. makes the case that two visitors from New York City killed Martha Moxley in 1975, not his cousin, Michael Skakel, who was convicted in 2002 of killing the girl when they were both 15. Skakel was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. But a judge in 2013 ordered a new trial after finding that a defense attorney failed to adequately represent Skakel. A ruling is expected later this year from the state Supreme Court on a request by prosecutors to reinstate the murder conviction.

Skakel is free on bail. (AP) DICTATORS

Saddam Hussein novella to publish in December The English version of a novella

by Saddam Hussein is slated for release in December, the 10-year anniversary of the Iraqi president’s execution. British publishing house Hesperus says the work of fiction is similar to “Game of Thrones.” The novella has been published in other languages as “Begone Devils” and “Get Out, You Damned One,” and its plot reportedly centers on an ancient tribe that defeats an invading force. Saddam published three novels during his lifetime using the nom de plume “the Author.” (TWP)

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“Obviously people should not go around vandalizing university property, but they should also not have to confront valorizations of human bondage and racist oppression every day when they go into work.”

KATY WALDMAN, at slate.com, on a black cafeteria worker at Yale arrested for breaking a stained-glass window depicting slaves carrying bales of cotton, in a dining hall named for slaveholder John C. Calhoun.

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Sudoku

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) Are you sure that you are making necessary decisions in the right way? You may want to be more cautious than usual.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone you know quite well is waiting for a reunion that hasn’t been scheduled but is likely to take place spontaneously.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’re not ready to take on a new responsibility just yet, but you will be willing to do so when you can.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You and a partner may clash over stylistic differences. You don’t want to be so stubborn you threaten the relationship.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You must be willing to bend a little when someone comes to you with a request that you would usually decline.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You won’t get everything done if you go at it in fits and starts. Once you begin, you’ll want to carry through to the end.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The powers that be are expecting you to fend for yourself entirely, but they don’t know that you have a few tricks up your sleeve.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) A loved one is willing to give you just a little more freedom than usual, which you can use to your advantage in a fresh, new way.

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85 | 72 TODAY: Mostly cloudy and humid with showers and thunderstorms likely, especially during the afternoon into the evening hours.

Some precipitation could be heavy. Rain totals could range from a half inch to even an inch.

At night, it will remain mostly cloudy and muggy with scattered showers and storms.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You

have more time to do certain things than you had expected, but that doesn’t mean you can be leisurely about it.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You’re curious about things that are happening around you in ways that you could not have anticipated. Are there changes in the wind?

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AVG. HIGH: 88 RECORD HIGH: 100 AVG. LOW: 70 RECORD LOW: 56 SUNRISE: 5:53 a.m. SUNSET: 8:34 p.m.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You

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FRIDAY

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94 | 77

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

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1787: The Congress of the Confederation adopts the Northwest Ordinance, which established a government in the Northwest Territory, an area corresponding to the eastern half of the present-day Midwest.

1939: Frank Sinatra makes his first commercial record — the songs are “From the Bottom of My Heart” and “Melancholy Mood” — with Harry James and his Orchestra on the Brunswick label.

1985: “Live Aid,” an international rock concert in London, Philadelphia, Moscow and Sydney, takes place to raise money for Africa’s starving population.

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Martha predicts future global salad blight

New farm for reality stars launches Lance Bass is set to host TV’s first gay dating show, Variety reported. Logo’s show, “Finding Prince Charming,” will include 13 “suitors” who will all live in the same house together as they compete for what the network is calling the “nation’s most eligible gay heartthrob.” The heartthrob in question will pick one man in the season finale. The show will premiere this fall. (EXPRESS)

Queen of domestication Martha Stewart revealed to Luxury Listings magazine that she doesn’t really y know how to get her lifestyle brand to millennials.

“I think every business is trying to target millenni-als. But who are millennials?” she said. “Now we are re finding out that they are living with their parents.

They don’t have the initiative to go out and find a little apartment and grow a tomato plant on the ter-race.” She told the magazine that restaurateur David Chang encouraged her to target young people.

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Alec Baldwin appears in a new video for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, encouraging people to stay away from roadside zoos that keep bears and other animals in confinement.

“People talk about the right to bear arms,” the actor says in the video.

“After seeing this video, you might want to push for the right to arm bears.” (EXPRESS)

Lindsay Lohan told the New w York Post that recent reports that hat she threw her boyfriend’s phone ne into the sea were “a total fabricated ated lie.” Several outlets previously sly reported that at Lohan’s recent cent 30th birthday party in Greece, ce, she was upset by a text she saw on boyfriend Egor Tarabasov’s v’s phone and angrily tossed it into nto the Aegean Sea. Lohan told the he Post that another friend threw w his cellphone case, not the phone. (EXPRESS)

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Brooke Shields was forced to dig in the trash after a piece of art for a show she was curating was mistakenly thrown away.

The New York Post reported that cleaners at Art Southampton tossed a sculpture of a raccoon next to a full trash can by artist Will Kurtz. Shields and Kurtz recovered the discarded work before the show’s opening this weekend. (EXPRESS)

“It’s important to remind moms that all of us are wearing yogurt and all of our hands smell like urine.”

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