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FEET LAST: Spectators watch from the river banks Sunday as a diver launches from the Ura e Shenjnt bridge, about 72 feet above the water, during the 68th annual high-diving competition near the town of Gjakova, Kosovo.

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New theory: Climate change is just a plot to sell more deodorant

Sure, his backup plan wasn’t very good, but at least it was concrete

When temperatures on up to half of Vienna’s U6 subway line reached 95 degrees, the city decided that it was time to take action. Instead of turning to air conditioning, the publicly owned transport company gave deodorant to 14,000 riders last week. While the gifts were welcomed by commuters and were “snatched out of our hands,” according to a spokesman, some wondered about the underlying message. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Wyoming police say a man twice led them in a chase, first in a pickup truck and then in a concrete mixer truck. Gillette Police Lt. Brent Wasson said it began about 11:15 p.m. Wednesday when police tried to stop a pickup on the I-90 on-ramp. The Gillette News Record reported the driver fled at up to 100 mph. But the pickup crashed into a ditch, and the driver ran into a construction business, where he commandeered the concrete mixer. (AP)

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Intern watering holes are drying up THE DISTRICT Svetlana Legetic remembers fondly what it was to be a D.C. intern in the early 2000s. She had to scrimp and save just to make it onto the Metro — but then it would whisk her off to a bar offering $3 rail drinks and as many wings as you could devour. “I have a very romantic memory� of those days, she says.

Bargain-basement happy hours were hidden all over Washington; finding a gratis steak sandwich or a 25-cent beer “was like a game to some extent.�

Washington has never been an inexpensive city. But the District of past decades was at least moderately comfortable for the annual influx of baby-faced summer workers.

My Brother’s Place, a lowceilinged dive just off Constitution Avenue, drew interns with a $15 all-you-can-drink Saturday special. Asylum, an old haunt on Adams Morgan’s main drag, hawked pints of Miller Lite for less than a dollar during certain hours. McFadden’s poured $3

A group of interns enjoys affordable food and drinks at the Front Page in Dupont Circle.

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We asked our readers where they go when they are trying to avoid spending $14 on a cocktail. Karen O’D, @websitemgmt, tweeted: “Jealously guarded secret — Rocket Bar in Chinatown. Bring your own food plus great happy hour drink prices.� @KimLynCragg put in a plug for Trusty’s, while Barred in DC recommended Service Bar DC, Hamilton’s Bar & Grill and Beuchert’s Saloon. Have other suggestions?

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beers in Foggy Bottom. “Intern bars were meat-markety,� said Raman Santra, who has covered the city’s nightlife scene for his blog, Barred in D.C. “Sticky floors — that was always a thing.�

But now, all three of those bars have closed, along with others, such as Adams Morgan’s Millie & Al’s and Chief Ike’s Mambo Room. Even Dupont Circle’s sloppy Rumors has shuttered.

These days, the Front Page is one of the few bars still courting the intern crowd, with a

legendary Thursday night freetaco special The intern class of 2018 has arrived to a vastly different city.

It’s a Washington of $2,000-amonth studio apartments, $14 cocktails, $22 bowls of pasta and $37 fitness classes. “I try to drink wine and stay in,� said Sophie Peters, 21, a Scripps College senior who is doing an unpaid internship on Capitol Hill. “I’m very careful with my money. I count everything. I don’t go out every night,� said

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Lilia Popova, 24, an international policy intern from Russia, on her way out of happy hour at the Front Page in Dupont Circle.

Legetic, a founder of the event promoter and lifestyle website Brightest Young Things, now has her own interns. She’s confident the city will continue to draw ambitious youngsters every summer, but after hours, “I think they’re buying mixed six-packs at Trader Joe’s and sitting in their apartments,� Legetic said.

John Andrade, the D.C. restaurateur behind now-closed Asylum — where pints once sold for a quarter — sees no more future in a market catering to the interns and other low-wage strivers. “I held on as long as I could,� he said. But you won’t find any intern-friendly bargains at his new restaurants, including Meridian Pint in Columbia Heights.

The changes distress Andrade.

A city that doesn’t accommodate its lower-paid workers — or can’t afford to — will find itself drained of its character, he says. “The cultural diversity that’s not only racial but also economic — that’s what makes D.C. fun.� he says. Without it, “we’re going to evolve into a Manhattan.� LAVANYA RAMANATHAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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‘I would rather ride a horse’ TRANSPORTATION Maybe Dan Stessel is right.

Maybe, as Metro’s spokesman believes, what commuters experienced Monday morning will work itself out in a couple of days, once riders get used to the closure of two Red Line stations.

Maybe — but the first weekday of the planned 45-day disruption was a sweaty mess.

With trains not running between Rhode Island Avenue and Brookland stations through Labor Day so Metro can make muchneeded repairs, the transit agency had advised Red Line riders to transfer to the Green and Yellow lines to get around the work zone.

But so many people took that advice that the platforms at Fort Totten and Gallery Place were crammed to the edge at times.

Just getting into the stations was an ordeal. Long lines of people waited to walk down broken escalators at Fort Totten, only to then have to squeeze into packed cars.

Stessel likened the disruption to roadwork: The first day is often the worst, but traffic lightens up as drivers find ways to deal with it.

“By Wednesday, this will be old hat,” he predicted.

Tracy Ferguson, a Justice Department attorney, isn’t so sure. It took her an hour and a half to get from Glenmont to her office near Metro Center, twice as long as usual.

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Fort Totten Station, where Red Line riders had to transfer to the Yellow and Green lines, was packed on Monday during the morning commute.

Transferring from the Red Line at Fort Totten — the last station before the closure — she found the escalators to the Green and Yellow platform out of service. She was enraged that with Metro urging more people to go to Fort Totten, it hadn’t made sure the escalators were running.

Stessel said they had shut down at 8 a.m. because a safety sensor had been activated but they were

later back in service.

In any case, Ferguson, like a lot of people, headed for the elevator, where “rude and frustrated individuals shoved in front of baby strollers and the wheelchair-bound in hopes of cramming into the elevator,” she said in an email.

Ferguson said Monday’s mess didn’t seem like “a blip or two” to her and she’s not optimistic things

will get better anytime soon.

“If this morning is a semblance of how it is to be or what is to come,” she wrote, “I would rather ride a horse into downtown than take Metro.”

Stessel acknowledged there was crowding at times but said people were “cleared in short order” as trains arrived. “It wasn’t a sustained crowding situation,” he said.

It seemed sustained enough at Gallery Place, where the crowd was packed to the edge of the platform, Kahn Branch said.

“The entire station was dreadfully hot and humid,” he said in an email. What “if someone would’ve had heatstroke in Gallery Place station or fallen down onto the tracks?”

Stessel might be right. Maybe people will start to make other plans. Ferguson said she would leave for work earlier.

Branch said he could take two buses, but “it’s far more walking and will take fairly longer to get into the office.” He could take an Uber, he said, but that would be expensive with the ride-hailing service likely to charge higher “surge” rates because of all the other people trying to avoid Metro.

By Monday afternoon, things had smoothed out somewhat, said Alex Rosen on his way home on the Green Line after work. It was crowded, but more like a typical afternoon rush hour, not like Monday morning, when he had to get off after one stop and take the bus because he was tired of “being pressed against the wall.”

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The National Zoo’s female giant panda, Mei Xiang, turned 20 over the weekend. To celebrate, she enjoyed a cake of diluted apple juice with “leaf-eater biscuits, apples, pears, carrots, sweet potato sugar cane and honey.” (Yum.) At 20, Mei Xiand is nearing the end of her reproductive life cycle, zoo officials have said in the past, but there’ss a chance she still could get pregnant. She is the mother of three surviving cubs. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Area rains bring life-threatening threats of flood From flash drought to flash flood, this July is a story of weather extremes in D.C. A week ago, no measurable rainfall had wet Washington during July, a record 16-day dry spell so deep into the month.

One week later, the heavens have unloaded more than eight inches of water on the city.

Some of the heaviest rain is probably still to come. A water hose in the sky, known as an atmospheric river, will blast the Mid-Atlantic for the next few days. An additional 3 to 5 inches or more of rain may come down; if that materializes, it would make this the wettest July on record in D.C. The 8.14 inches that have fallen this month rank as 10th-most in July on record, but we’d move into the No. 1 spot with 3 more inches, passing the 11.06 inches from 1945. For the month to date, the 8.14 inches that have fallen rank fourth-most on record.

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In the near term, flooding is most likely near streams, creeks and poor-drainage areas. JASON SAMENOW AND JEFF HALVERSON

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The Howard County Fire Department identified the firefighter as Nathan Flynn.

“It’s a very sad, tragic day for Howard County,” County Executive Allan Kittleman said outside a hospital where Flynn died from his injuries.

Richard Ruehl, president of the local firefighters union, of which Flynn was a member, said that it was “the first time we ever had to deal with [this] in Howard County.” Ruehl added, “Honestly, we don’t know what to do right now.”

The fire started about 2 a.m. Monday in the 7000 block of Woodscape Drive in the

Clarksville area, about 20 miles northeast of D.C. Three people inside the house at the time escaped Flynn safely.

As fire crews battled heavy smoke and made their way inside the home, Flynn fell through the first floor to the basement, officials said. A mayday call went out about 2:20 a.m., said Deputy Chief William Anuszewski of the Howard County Fire Department.

Firefighters searched for Flynn amid heavy fire conditions. He was removed from the home at 2:42 a.m., given medical care at the site, then taken to a hospital, where he died.

The cause of the fire was under investigation. DANA HEDGPETH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The remark from Stewart, who is running as a Trump acolyte, drew laughter from the crowd.

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Officials in a Maryland resort town said a woman was gored in the chest by a windblown beach umbrella.

Ocean City Beach Patrol Capt. Butch Arbin said the unattended rental umbrella injured the 46-year-old Pennsylvania woman Sunday.

He said lifeguards and other beachgoers held the umbrella steady until firefighters cut off the wooden pole. They left a piece of the pole in her chest to avoid causing more damage. She was flown to a nearby hospital so that doctors could perform X-rays to determine the best way to remove it. Arbin said the injury was not expected to be life-threatening. (AP)

The Democratic nominee for Montgomery County executive has written to Amazon’s owner to say that he will honor the county’s commitments as it seeks to lure the tech company’s next headquarters.

Marc Elrich wrote the July 13 letter to Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s chief executive.

Elrich acknowledged that Amazon executives might feel “uncertainty� as County Executive Isiah Leggett prepares to leave office. Elrich wrote that he wanted to assure Bezos, who also owns Express, that he stands 100 percent behind the commitments to Amazon. The state has proposed up to $8.5 billion in incentives. (AP/THE WASHINGTON POST)

As more people are scooting around Baltimore, officials are scrambling to create regulations for the mode of transportation that’s become popular among some residents and raised concerns including safety for others. The Baltimore Sun reported Monday that more than 60 dockless, battery-powered scooters from California-based Bird have become fixtures in the city since arriving three weeks ago. The standup scooters can be rented using a mobile app. City transportation spokeswoman Kathy Dominick said residents renting the scooters are riding at their own risk until officials establish rules. (AP)

70 cats and one rabbit rescued this month in “animal welfare� case in North Potomac, Md.

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GREGORY HUTCHINGS JR., the new head of Alexandria public schools, on wanting to raise the system’s profile in Northern Virginia. Part of the challenge, he said, will involve examining inequities in a district in which 62 percent of students are considered economically disadvantaged.

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Interior’s hidden agenda Accidentally released records show department’s efforts to undermine protected sites ENVIRONMENT In a quest to shrink national monuments last year, senior Interior Department officials dismissed evidence that these public lands boosted tourism and spurred archaeological discoveries, according to documents the department released this month and retracted a day later.

The thousands of pages of email correspondence chart how Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and his aides tailored their survey of protected sites to emphasize the value of logging, ranching and energy development that would be unlocked if they were not monuments.

Comments the department’s Freedom of Information Act officers made in the documents show they sought to keep some of the references out of public view because they were “revealing [the] strategy” behind the review.

In April, President Trump signed an executive order instructing Zinke to review 27 national monuments.

The new documents show that as Zinke conducted his fourmonth review, Interior officials rejected material that would justify keeping protections in place.

Officials singled out a July 28 response by Bureau of Land Management acting deputy director John Ruhs to Katherine MacGregor, acting assistant secretary of lands and minerals management, as eligible to be redacted. MacGregor had asked about the logging potential of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument if Trump reversed the expansion former president Barack Obama carried out.

“Previous timber sale planning and development in the [expansion area] can be immediately resumed,” Ruhs wrote.

These redactions came to light because Interior’s FOIA office sent documents to journalists and advoZinke cacy groups July 16 that it later removed online.

“It appears that we inadvertently posted an incorrect version of the files for the most recent National Monuments production,” officials wrote July 17.

“We are requesting that if you downloaded the files already to please delete those versions.”

Department officials also redacted the BLM’s assessment that “it is unlikely” that the Obama administration’s establishment of the 1.3 million-acre Bears Ears National Monument in Utah “has impacted timber production” because those activities were permitted to continue.

Aaron Weiss, a spokesman for

the advocacy group Center for Western Priorities, said in an email the “botched document dump reveals what we’ve suspected all along: Secretary Zinke ignored clear warnings from his own staff that shrinking national monuments would put sacred archaeological and cultural sites at risk.” Weiss said hiding the warnings might be illegal.

John Leshy, Interior solicitor during the Clinton administration, said that because Trump initiated this review by executive order, administration officials could assert the redacted sections are privileged.

“It’s not at all clear a court would admit this material in evidence in litigation challenging Trump’s actions,” Leshy said, “because the rules about reviewing presidential actions, in general, are fuzzy.” JULIET EILPERIN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Colleges offer tuition for share of future salary EDUCATION As more students balk at the debt loads they face after graduation, some colleges are offering an alternative: We’ll pay your tuition if you offer us a percentage of your future salary.

Norwich University in Vermont announced last week that it will become the latest school to offer this type of contract, known as an income share agreement, in which students pay back a percentage of their salary for a set period of time. Terms can vary.

In 2015, Oakton, Va.-based Vemo Education began working with accredited colleges and universities to offer the program.

Vemo now works with nearly 30 public and private colleges and universities, including Norwich.

“Schools are doing it now because they want alternate financing models,” Vemo CEO Tonio DeSorrento said.

Those touting the programs say they give colleges greater incentive to help students find high-earning jobs. But because employment and salary determine repayment, it’s possible providers could be seen as discriminating against recipients who choose lowerpaying professions.

Clare McCann, deputy director for education policy at the New America Foundation, said, “If income share agreement providers aren’t careful, they can definitely see unintended consequences in discriminatory terms toward students.”

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Trump wants to revoke clearances POLITICS President Trump is considering revoking the security clearances of a half-dozen former Obama administration officials, a move that critics say would be an unprecedented politicization of the clearance process.

White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday the president is “exploring the mechanisms” to strip clearance from former CIA Director John Brennan, former FBI Director James Comey and former national security officials James Clapper, Michael Hayden, Susan Rice and Andrew McCabe.

Sanders accused the officials of having “politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances” by “making baseless accusations of improper contact with Russia or being influenced by Russia.”

“The fact that people with security clearances are making

these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence,” she said.

The comments came hours after Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky tweeted that he was planning to raise the issue of revoking Brennan’s clearance at a meeting with Trump.

Brennan had offered scathing criticism of Trump’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin last Monday, calling their press conference “nothing short of treasonous.”

Democrats immediately criticized the move as an attempt to punish former officials for leveling criticism at Trump.

“This is what totalitarianism looks like,” Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, said.

At least two of the officials — Comey and McCabe — do not currently have clearances.

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The New York tabloid Daily News cut half of its newsroom staff Monday, including Jim Rich, the editor in chief.

The paper was sold to Tronc Inc. last year for $1, with the owner of the Chicago Tribune assuming liabilities and debt. In an email sent Monday, Tronc said remaining staff will focus on breaking news involving “crime, civil justice and public responsibility.”

The paper has been a key fixture in New York City for the last century. It has won 11 Pulitzer Prizes, including last year for its work with ProPublica on the abuse of eviction rules in New York City. In a statement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged Tronc to reconsider the layoffs. (AP)

The investigation into the sinking of a sightseeing boat that claimed 17 lives will look at whether operators violated Coast Guard rules by venturing onto a Missouri lake as thunderstorms rolled in, a Coast Guard official said Monday. Lt. Tasha Sadowicz of the agency’s St. Louis office said the boat that sank had undergone a required annual inspection in February, but that the Coast Guard’s “certificate of inspection” placed limits on when boats can enter the water based on wind speed and wave height.

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The operation was led by the U.S., Canada and Britain. (AP)

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Police chief: Terrorism not ruled out as cause of Greektown shooting TORONTO A man clad in black fired a handgun into restaurants and cafes in a lively Toronto neighborhood, killing a 10-year-old girl and an 18-year-old woman and wounding 13 others in an attack that has shaken the confidence of many in the normally safe city.

Authorities on Monday identified the suspect as Faisal Hussain, 29, of Toronto, who died after an exchange of gunfire with police Sunday night. It was not immediately clear whether he killed himself or was killed by police.

The shooting in the Greektown district came three months after a van struck and killed 10 people in an apparent attack on women.

A statement from Hussain’s family said he struggled with psychosis and depression. They

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Toronto gunman kills 2, wounds 13 Police investigate a car at the scene of Sunday night’s shooting in Toronto.

said medications and professional interventions didn’t help.

“Our hearts are in pieces for the victims and for our city ...

We will mourn those who were lost for the rest of our lives,” the

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Hussain family said.

Police Chief Mark Saunders wouldn’t speculate on a motive but didn’t rule out terrorism.

“This is an attack against innocent families and our entire

city,” Mayor John Tory said.

The 13 wounded ranged in age from 10 to 59, and suffered injuries ranging from minor to serious, Saunders said.

Ontario’s police watchdog said there was an exchange of gunfire between the assailant and two officers on a side street before the gunman was found dead.

A spokeswoman for the Special Investigations Unit said an autopsy would be performed today.

Toronto police had deployed dozens of additional officers over the weekend to deal with a recent rise in gun violence in the city, which has seen 23 gun homicides so far this year, compared to 16 fatal shootings in the first half of 2017. ROB GILLIES (AP)

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NATIONAL SECURITY President Trump’s explosive Twitter threat to Iran’s leader comes as his administration is ratcheting up a pressure campaign on the Islamic republic that many suspect is aimed at regime change.

No one is predicting imminent war. But Trump’s bellicose, allcaps challenge addressed to President Hassan Rouhani followed a speech by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in which he accused Iran’s leadership of massive corruption and widespread rights abuses and urged Iranians to rise up in protest.

Both the tweet and the speech landed less than two weeks before the administration will begin re-imposing sanctions on Iran that had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal. In the meantime, the U.S. is stepping up Farsi-language outreach that is intended to support Iranians demonstrating against the policies of their government.

Trump’s tweet doesn’t appear to have been prompted by any notable shift in rhetoric from Iran.

It could have been an impulsive reaction to reports from Tehran quoting Rouhani as giving the U.S. an oft-repeated reminder that conflict with Iran would be “the mother of all wars.”

Yet animosity directed at the Iranian leadership is an established part of the administration’s broader foreign policy.

Iran publicly shrugged off Trump’s late Sunday message — “NEVER EVER THREATEN THE UNITED STATES AGAIN OR YOU WILL SUFFER CONSEQUENCES THE LIKES OF WHICH FEW THROUGHOUT HISTORY HAVE EVER SUFFERED BEFORE.” I ra n Foreig n M i nister

President Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani launched verbal salvos at each other this past weekend.

Mohammad Javad Zarif replied with a tweet on Monday: “COLOR US UNIMPRESSED: The world heard even harsher bluster a few months ago. And Iranians have heard them —albeit more civilized ones_for 40 yrs. We’ve been around for millennia & seen fall of empires, incl our own, which lasted more than the life of some countries. BE CAUTIOUS!” Asked at the White House if he had concerns about provoking Iran, Trump said simply, “None at all.”

Tehran is already aware of what is coming from the administration as consequences of Trump’s May withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear accord take shape.

As Pompeo noted in his speech to Iranian-Americans and others in California on Sunday, the focus will be the re-imposition of U.S. economic sanctions; the first batch will go back into force on Aug. 4 targeting the Iranian

Other reactions Iranian Brig. Gen. Gholamhossein Gheybparvar: “Trump cannot do a damn thing against Iran.” He dismissed Trump’s tweets as “psychological warfare.”

German Foreign Ministry spokesman Christofer Burgers: “We call on all sides to exercise restraint and rhetorical disarmament.”

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H.: ”Sadly, after pulling us out of the nuclear deal with Europe and Iran, there doesn’t seem to be a strategy for how to move forward to fight Iran’s activities.” (TWP/AP)

automotive sector and trade in gold and other metals.

A more significant set of sanctions that will hit Iran’s oil industry and central bank by punishing countries and companies that do business with them will resume on Nov. 4.

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“Right now, the United States is undertaking a diplomatic and financial pressure campaign to cut off the funds that the regime uses to enrich itself and support death and destruction,” Pompeo said in his speech at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley.

Pompeo also slammed Iran’s political, judicial and military officials, accusing several by name of participating in rampant corruption.

Trump’s National Security Council reinforced that message: “Our differences are with the Iranian regime’s actions and, in particular, with the actions of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, not the Iranian people. The Trump administration’s Iran policy seeks to address the totality of these threats and malign activities and to bring about a change in the Iranian regime’s behavior.” MATTHEW LEE AND ZEKE MILLER (AP)

“Find your passion” — it’s a mantra dictated to anyone seeking happiness.

But according to a forthcoming study from Stanford and YaleNUS College in Singapore, it’s bad advice — and may actually make it harder for people to figure out what they love to do.

Why? The idea of “finding” one’s passion implies that people have built-in interests just waiting to be discovered, and if you can simply figure out what they are you will magically be able to embrace them, says the study, which will be published in the journal Psychological Science.

But people with that mindset are more likely to give up on their newfound interest when they hit the inevitable roadblock, the study found. Instead, researchers say true passion develops — through being openminded about delving into a new topic, and being willing to put some work into it.

In this study, researchers looked at the differences between people who believe interests are static and those who believe they can be developed with time and effort.

They conducted five experiments involving 470 undergraduate students and found that focusing too narrowly on one interest can cause people to miss developing knowledge in other areas that could help them succeed. TARA BAHRAMPOUR

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required a private three-way meeting with rookie manager Dave Martinez so that everyone could “be good” with each other now. On Sunday, the manager even said, “They hugged it out.”

At least that’s better than $380 million worth of right fists slugging it out.

When players yell and point in public, they show up the manager, who is cornered into covering up for everybody.

So far, Martinez has said, “He’s good. … They’re good. …

We’re good.”

Good grief.

When the Nats reported to spring training, they knew they would miss the wise, affectionate charisma of Baker and the accountability demanded by Werth. The Nats were aware of what they were losing — and that no rookie manager was likely to replace it.

“Nobody was a better manager than Dusty for 21 hours a day,” said a Nats front office official who was not opposed to Baker leaving.

The Nats went for fuller use of analytics during those other three hours (a good idea) and a clubhouse tone of “positivity” that has worked in other places. The club assumed its roster was so experienced that it barely needed a manager in the sense of motivation and attention to fundamentals.

Martinez could stick to lineups, tactics and morale while

Several players who were expected to assume more leadership on the Nationals this year have not filled the bill. A few have actually made Dave Martinez’s managing debut harder.

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3 LHP Gio Gonzalez JOHN McDONNELL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

With a walking boot on his left foot, closer Sean Doolittle stood dejectedly at his locker before the Nationals played the Braves on Sunday.

“It’s ‘go time’ now, and I wanted to be back with my guys,” said the All-Star pitcher, who learned from an MRI exam Saturday that he will not come off the disabled list soon.

“The season is kind of in the balance right now. And I feel helpless.”

Doolittle is not alone. The Nationals have been making themselves feel helpless — and look leaderless — for months.

Entering Monday’s game at Milwaukee, which ended after Express’ deadline, Washington trailed Philadelphia by six games and the Braves by five in the NL East. The Nats indeed need to “go” now.

But who is going to lead that desperate charge?

The Nats should be embarrassed that, when their name comes up within baseball, one question is often asked: Who are their leaders now that former manager Dusty Baker and veteran outfielder Jayson Werth are gone?

So far, the answer has been Max Scherzer and TBD. Even Scherzer got into a public dugout argument with Stephen Strasburg on Friday night that

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Rudderless Nats: A leader must rise on club full of vets

When Nationals starters Max Scherzer and Stephen Strasburg, above, got into an argument in the dugout last week, the public spat forced manager Dave Martinez, top, to deal with the fallout, as he’s done all season.

learning the rest.

But it hasn’t happened, even though the following Nats — all ages 30 to 37 — are qualified to be coaches, instructors or even managers: Scherzer, Ryan Madson, Daniel Murphy, Brandon Kintzler, Shawn Kelley, Matt Wieters, Mark Reynolds, Doolittle, Ryan Zimmerman, Strasburg, Tanner Roark and Jeremy Hellickson.

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The Nationals have been making themselves feel helpless — and look leaderless — for months.

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Adams are near 30. And Bryce Harper is in his seventh full season in the majors.

A team that veteran, talented and smart should feel a collective responsibility — by needling, issuing mock fines, having a quiet word in private or, sometimes, a louder word — to play tight, intense professional baseball.

This season still could be fun, even without Baker and Werth, even with a learningon-the-job cheerful campcounselor manager.

But the Nats who should have the experience and résumé to be leaders — of one sort or another — must step up.

It’s “go time.” Who leads?

He complained early about quick hooks, lending credence to complaints by veteran relievers who’ve said they’re being overused. He posted an 8.44 ERA in June.

2 2B Daniel Murphy After his repaired knee was medically cleared, mental hurdles kept him out for more than another month.

Finally, Martinez had to say: It’s time to play.

1 1B Ryan Zimmerman He took off most of spring training — running the idea past Martinez, who had no choice but to agree. Entering Monday, he’d played 34 of 98 games and hit .216.

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Humble Howard credits Wall’s pitch At his first news conference with Washington on Monday, center Dwight Howard billed himself as an eager teammate and humble addition. “I feel like this city and this team is a place where I want to end my career,� said Howard, 32, who has a two-year deal but SUSAN WALSH (AP)

thinks he has a “good eight years� left. He said he was blindsided by a trade from the Hornets to the Nets last month. Right after the deal, he said, the Wizards’ John Wall messaged him on Instagram asking, “Do you want to come to D.C.?� Although Howard, who got a buyout, said he had interest from the Warriors, Wall’s pitch sealed it: “No disrespect to any of the point guards I played with in my career — John is a different type of animal.� (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Browns receiver Josh Gordon will miss the start of training camp to focus on his recovery from addictions, he said Monday. There is no timetable for his return.

Gordon, 27, has been suspended numerous times by the NFL for drug violations. The league said he hasn’t been suspended again.

Gordon tweeted that he will not be with the team when camp opens. He said his absence is “part of my overall health and treatment plan,� and that he does plan to return. General manager John Dorsey said the team backs Gordon and will place him on the non-football illness list. (AP)

Dallas announced Monday that it had re-signed 13-time All-Star forward Dirk Nowitzki. The former league MVP, who turned 40 last month, is set to become the first player in NBA history to play 21 consecutive seasons for the same franchise. The Mavericks declined a team option on his contract at the start of free agency to create more salary cap room before signing center DeAndre Jordan. Nowitzki, a 7-footer from Germany, is the only international player with more than 30,000 NBA points. His $5 million deal is the same that he would have gotten under his old contract. (AP)

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Alex Smith replaces Kirk Cousins at quarterback, and free agent wide receiver Paul Richardson will plug in opposite Josh Doctson. There are a few positions, however, that are up for grabs as younger players look for bigger roles. Here are the top battles to watch. KAREEM COPELAND (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Position battles to watch Running back

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The Redskins may have the steal of the draft in LSU’s Derrius Guice, who slid to No. 59 overall because of character concerns. Guice, a powerful runner who makes crisp cuts and shows elusiveness in a 5-foot-11, 225-pound frame, has been a model citizen so far. He’s expected to form a 1-2 punch with Chris Thompson, who is returning from a fractured right fibula. Thirdyear veteran Rob Kelley is fighting to keep his starting job after ending last season on injured reserve with a sprained MCL.

The Redskins are looking for new starters after Bashaud Breeland left in free agency and nickel back Kendall Fuller was dealt to Kansas City in the package for Alex Smith.

Orlando Scandrick, 31, signed in free agency and is one of three favorites to fill the two spots, along with Quinton Dunbar — who signed a three-year, $10.5 million deal in January — and Fabian Moreau, a third-round pick last year. Dunbar had four starts and one interception in 15 games last season. Scandrick had 11 starts for Dallas.

D.J. Swearinger is back to start at safety, but Deshazor Everett and Montae Nicholson are poised to compete for the other spot. The Redskins re-signed Everett in March on a two-year, $2.6 million deal, while the team spent a 2017 fourthround pick on Nicholson. In eight games as a rookie, Nicholson had 24 tackles, an interception and two passes defended. He had six starts.

Everett posted a career-high 62 tackles and five passes defended in 14 games last season. He also made a career-high eight starts.

The Redskins’ past two first-round picks, Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen, should start from Day 1, but the defensive end opposite Allen could be up in the air. Stacy McGee, Matt Ioannidis, Ziggy Hood and Anthony Lanier could all be in the mix. McGee made 10 starts and had 44 tackles in his first year with Washington. Ioannidis had 27 tackles and 4½ sacks in 14 games — 10 of them starts. Hood started 13 games but often played nose tackle.

Lanier totaled 14 tackles and five sacks in his second season.

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Youth programs at gyms like CrossFit, SoulCycle are growing, but is it a good idea?

CLASSES Boutique fitness studios are outcompeting large health clubs, thanks largely to their most devoted customers: millennials, according to a 2017 report from the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA).

And as fitness lovers start having children, many studios are now offering group classes for kids.

“It’s starting now with everything from baby yoga to activity monitoring for infants in their cribs,” says Bryan O’Rourke, a fitness industry analyst. He cites youth-oriented programs from SoulCycle, Zumba and UFC (that’s Ultimate Fighting Championship, the mixed martial arts organization), to name a few. “There’s a plethora of offerings out there, and I don’t think they’re going away,” he says.

Children and teens are doing yoga, spin and strength-training classes in place of, or in addition to, traditional organized sports.

IHRSA reports that the number of boutique gym members

under 18 grew from 2.1 million to 3.7 million from 2013 to 2016.

In theory, anything that gets kids moving is good, says David Berkoff, a sports medicine doctor, because “we have such a crisis of overweight and under-exercised kids.” But experts have some caveats when it comes to group fitness classes.

“Kids are not miniature adults, and I would caution against kids taking classes that are formatted the same way as the adult classes,” because they may not be age-appropriate, says Rick Howard, assistant professor of kinesiology at West Chester University.

Parents should look for studios that cater specifically to children with separate class times, equipment and instructors, and that employ safety measures such as separating children by age group.

The social benefits of teen group fitness classes are similar to those found in organized sports, such as team building, accountability and a sense of belonging, says Jaclyn Shepard,

Kids’ classes STRENGTH TRAINING: CrossFit kids’ coaches complete a certification program that covers class setup, safe movement and cues that resonate with children.

Sports performance gyms such as Atlas Fitness in the District offer specialized strength and conditioning programs that teach young athletes about weight training and recovery.

SPINNING: Children’s spin classes are less common because most spin bikes can only accommodate riders 4-foot-10 and taller, but many studios allow teens to attend adult classes with parental consent.

YOGA: Shari Barkin, chief of general pediatrics at the Monroe Carrel Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt University, recommends kids’ yoga classes for the physical and psychological benefits, but recommends avoiding hot yoga: “Hot yoga tricks your body into thinking that you can do more stretching. For kids especially, it’s important not to overstrain [their] muscles.” Z.A.

assistant professor of psychiatry and neurobehavioral sciences at the University of Virginia School of Medicine.

But she warns that group fitness can also foster “peer contagion,” a process where one teen’s unhealthy behaviors or emotions can undermine the positive progress of his or her peers. “This can result in potentially negative effects on body image and eating habits,” she says, such as a preoccupation with weight loss.

Parents should watch out for any change in behaviors — refusing to eat certain foods, or r compulsively exercising — or r changes in weight. Shepard says s it’s also crucial for parents and d fitness instructors to focus on n efforts and accomplishments s rather than physical appearance..

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I try not to look but often it is a guy in various stages of undress watching TV. It is gross. I feel like he may even be keeping his blinds open on purpose. My roommates say there is nothing to be done about it and we just need to look away. GROSSED OUT I’m not sure what “various stages of undress” means — I see a spectrum, from yoga pants that have never seen a yoga class to outright exhibitionism. Might this guy just be living his life in his own home, like he has every right to do? If it’s causing you real problems, though, it could be a matter for your apartment management.

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I see too much of my neighbor reminder that hey, windows are transparent in both directions, or lodge a specific complaint (especially if you believe his behavior is a reaction to your presence on your balcony). But if what he’s doing falls short of criminal activity, I’m guessing that ultimately there are limits to what you can do besides crossing your fingers that he’ll use neighborly judgment to make some changes.

to confront a friend who always says hurtful things to me under the pretense of being “helpful.” She tells me negative things that people have said about me “so that I’ll be aware.” She gives me her critical opinion on my hair and clothes even when I haven’t asked for it. Is a conversation worth having, or should I just let this friendship go? TIRED OF IT What a friendship. Where do I sign up?

I’m glad you can see this is no way to be treated. But it makes sense to talk to her about this before pulling the plug, not just because there may be a chance at her changing (fingers crossed!) but also because we owe it to friendships to try to give feedback where we can.

After one of these comments, if it is just the two of you and you are not in the middle of something, you can take a breath and make your declaration. “I know you feel like you’re being helpful, but that hurt. I feel upset by these types of comments, and you may not realize this, but I’d really rather you didn’t say them. Do you think we could try that?” She certainly sounds like she’s got a “strong” personality, but it’s worth a shot before you bid adieu.

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BOOK REVIEW “The Incendiaries” is a sharp, little novel as hard to ignore as a splinter in your eye. You keep blinking at these pages, struggling to bring the story into some comforting focus, convinced you can look past its unsettling intimations. But R.O. Kwon, the 35-year-old Korean-American author, doesn’t make it easy to get her debut out of your system.

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“The Incendiaries” is the debut novel from 35-year-old R.O. Kwon.

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R. Kelly addresses misconduct claims MUSIC In a 19-minute-long song released Monday, R. Kelly addresses several topics that have dogged him for years, including sexual misconduct allegations against him, his illegal marriage with a then-15-year-old Aaliyah and parents who have accused

Kelly of brainwashing their daughter as part of a sex “cult.� “Today is the day you’ve been waiting for,� Kelly tweeted, with a link to the song on SoundCloud titled “I Admit.�

Structured as a confessional, the song is more of a defense of his behaviors and accusations against him. In one line, he sings, “I admit I’m a freak� who used to go to the strip club weekly and messed with “all the ladies, that’s both older and

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younger ladies. But tell me how they call it pedophile, because that s--- is crazy.�

Throughout the track, Kelly accuses “haters� of trying to destroy his career. “You may

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the early 1990s, has stood accused of abusing women and having sexual relations with underage girls. He has settled several sexual and physical abuse lawsuits, and in 2008 was acquitted of child pornography.

The alleged victim and her parents declined to testify during the high-profile trial.

In “I Admit,� he sings “they tryna lock me up like Bill� — presumably a reference to comedian Bill Cosby, who was convicted earlier this year on three counts of sexual assault. Kelly also sings about being broke, not owning the rights to his own music, his struggles with literacy and being sexually abused as a child.

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You may be facing certain limitations today. The more creative your thought process, however, the more you can still manage to get done.

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stranger offers you a lifeline of sorts and prevents you from experiencing something you’ve certainly not been looking forward to.

TODAY: Models project that this day will have the most widespread and heaviest rainfall of the week.

The rain will come in waves, and some areas could get hit by heavy storms repeatedly, while others remain outside the corridor of torrents. Seriously heavy rain could continue at times through the evening and overnight.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) A family member makes a decision that takes you by surprise — and this opens the door for you to do something unconventional.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Should you find yourself in a situation today that you cannot control, you can fall back on something that has served you well in the past.

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AVG. HIGH: 89 RECORD HIGH: 96 AVG. LOW: 71 RECORD LOW: 57 SUNRISE: 6:02 a.m. SUNSET: 8:26 p.m.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You have two simple options today: Take advantage of the time you have available or make no use of it at all.

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1974: The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously rules that President Richard Nixon has to turn over subpoenaed White House tape recordings to the Watergate special prosecutor.

1998: A gunman bursts into the U.S. Capitol, killing two police officers before being shot and captured. (The shooter, Russell Eugene Weston Jr., is being held in a federal mental facility.)

2002: Nine coal miners become trapped in a flooded tunnel of the Quecreek Mine in western Pennsylvania; the story ends happily 77 hours later with the rescue of all nine.

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49 Leather variety

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10 Cup’s companion

45 Keats forte

58 Basketry willow

11 With musical sounds

46 “Peer Gynt” creator

12 Ekberg or Baker

55 Artist’s workplace, often

47 Sun-screen issue?

56 Alcoholic sediments

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Runway adornment

19 Type of pricing

59 Wind section member

20 Gently gather kitties?

60 Marine bird of prey

13 Sewing Ross

61 Extreme prefix

21 Prune, as branches

23 Carried by the wind 24 Pass along, as info

62 Widespread 63 Bird’s home

22 Remove from a thumb drive

64 Spruce fluid

25 Nonstarters

65 Outlawed insecticides

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31 Cleaner scent

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48 Suburbia sights

37 Quick reading?

49 Peeved states

38 Convert to leather

50 Female marsupials’ two

39 Brown-andwhite steer 43 Baby’s headwear 44 “Argo” setting

52 Like some grapes 53 Shipwreck setting 54 Footnote word

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Jana’s future son already a disappointment Jana Kramer revealed to Us Weekly on Monday that her second child with husband Mike Caussin will be a boy. “I was convinced it was a girl.

Like, absolutely convinced with how sick I’ve been and the cravings I’ve had,” the “One Tree Hill” actress said. “And I kind of secretly wanted a girl because I never had a sister, so I always wanted to know what that was like.”

Roseanne Barr said in a video posted to her YouTube channel that she believes “Roseanne” was canceled because she voted for President Trump. ABC axed Barr’s sitcom in May after the actress posted a racist tweet about former Obama administration official Valerie Jarrett.

“I told [ABC], ‘I thought Valerie Jarrett was white,’ ” Barr said. “My show was canceled before even one advertiser pulled out, and I was labeled a racist. Why, you ask? Well, the answer is simple: Because I voted for Donald Trump, and that is not allowed in Hollywood.” Barr had previously blamed the remark on her use of Ambien. (EXPRESS)

Twin beds brace for their long-awaited comeback

Mac Miller said he’s happy for his ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande, who got engaged to Pete Davidson last month. “We worked through good times, bad times, stress and everything else. And then it came to an end,” Miller said in an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “I am happy for her.” Grande and Miller broke up in May after dating for about two years. (EXPRESS)

“Bachelorette” alumnus Wells Adams is relocating from Nashville, Tenn., to Southern California to move in with his girlfriend, “Modern Family” star Sarah Hyland. “I’m most concerned about my dogs and her dogs,” Adams said on a podcast he co-hosts called “Your Favorite Thing.” “Truly a blended family. Carl sleeps on my bed, right? And her dog, Boo, sleeps on her bed. What’s going to happen?” (EXPRESS)

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