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Eyes on the road ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ takes viewers on an absurd but enjoyable ride 20

Help at hand Personal assistant app aids a blind Metro rider in crowded stations 6

Democrats hoping to unseat Trump have adopted an unusual tactic — questioning the legacy and leadership of former President Obama, their party’s most beloved leader 11

Competition is fierce for the starting role in these 5 positions 12

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The Mexican Navy ship Cuauhtemoc, participating in the Tall Ships’ Races, heads to the dock Thursday in the Port of Aarhus, Denmark.

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Authorities say a police officer in Kingstree, S.C., stole two counterfeit $100 bills from an evidence room and spent them at a local store. The State Law Enforcement Division said Officer Sallica Williams was charged Monday with misconduct in office. An arrest warrant said Williams took the fake cash from the department’s evidence room and was seen in uniform at two Dollar General stores in Kingstree spending the money. (AP)

Police say an Ohio man accused of stealing a bulldozer and driving it into the porch of a house after an argument with the home’s resident was charged last week with theft and criminal damaging. Police say Randy Schiffbauer of Akron is accused of taking the bulldozer from a nearby construction site and driving to the house and into the enclosed porch. A parked vehicle and a chainlink fence also were hit by the bulldozer. (AP)

Officials are investigating a report that a man fired a gun at Mammoth Cave National Park, Ky., due to an alleged sighting of Bigfoot. Rangers responded Sunday to a report of a man with a firearm at a backcountry campsite. Brad Ginn said he was awakened at 1 a.m. by a man who said he was going to investigate strange noises. Ginn heard a gunshot shortly after and the man returned to say Bigfoot had emerged from the woods, so he fired. (AP)

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From Md., to Texas, with aid MARYLAND Margaret Dimond stopped sorting through heaps of supplies donated for migrant families to do a happy dance.

“Wow!” she exclaimed, shaking her head and stomping her feet. “Doesn’t that make you want to cry? Three hundred toothbrushes at one go!”

The half-dozen women gathered around her in a living room in Potomac, Md., last week laughed — but then quickly got back to work. The team of volunteers carefully organized donated items like backpacks and toothpaste — items destined to help individuals and families released from U.S. Customs and Border Protection detention facilities near the U.S.-Mexico border.

This month, Dimond, 53, and Jordana Carmel, 55, will pack all they’ve gathered into a rented truck and transport it 20 hours to Laredo, Tex. Dimond, who works out of her Rockville, Md., home as an Internet and technology consultant, was moved to action

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Area women spearhead a 20-hour delivery to help migrant families

Jordana Carmel, bottom, helps sort supplies for migrant families last week.

after reading a news article that described the “stench” of the conditions at a migrant detention center for children in Texas.

“Beyond the thought of the horrible conditions, I just thought, ‘This is so solvable!’ ” she said.

“There’s a need that can be met. I know the private sector — small businesses, individuals — can meet that need.”

So Dimond researched the detention centers and contacted lawyers and nonprofits to discuss what was needed and what could

“It is a very personal thing to be able to help with this.

But no matter who you are, all human beings should have dignity.”

MARIAM AFZAL, who came to the U.S. as a refugee from Afghanistan when she was a baby, gave a car’s worth of supplies to the aid effort.

be done. She zeroed in on Catholic Charities-Diocese of Laredo.

Benjamin de la Garza, executive director of the nonprofit social services agency, said that Border Patrol agents direct families approved for release to the Catholic Charities shelter, where staff members care for them and help them find a place to stay as they await hearings in immigration court.

De la Garza said that efforts such as Dimond’s are vital: “Without donations and support from all over the U.S., it would be very hard for us to sustain this crisis.”

After getting help from Maryland-based nonprofit KindWorks, Dimond and Carmel found themselves deluged with supplies, and offers of help and money. On Aug. 8, the women will embark on their road trip.

Now, the women don’t feel so hopeless when they read news from the border. Carmel said she wakes up most mornings feeling “amazed” by D.C.-area residents’ response to their project.

“Our hope is to provide the necessities to help these people feel human again,” Dimond said. HANNAH NATANSON (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Karl the bird thrives with a fake beak The National Zoo says an Abyssinian ground hornbill named Karl is reaping the social benefits from a prosthetic beak. Two years ago, Karl, 30, had a new beak 3-D printed for him, as his own was wearing away. With his prosthetic beak, the zoo said, Karl seems to be doing well, gobbling up crickets and mealworms. For a male hornbill, a sturdy beak is an important aspect in finding a mate. In June, Karl was introduced to a new roommate, 1-year-old Karoline. For now, the two are “just companions,” the zoo said. (TWP)

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“I don’t think you can put all the blame in Baltimore City on Elijah Cummings, but he could do more to help.”

Brandon Todd gets progressive challenge in D.C.’s Ward 4 election

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THE DISTRICT The protégé of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, D, is gearing up to defend his seat representing the mayor’s home turf.

Ward 4 council member Brandon Todd, D, has filed for reelection before any other incumbent and gone on a fundraising blitz.

He raised $180,000, with an assist from the mayor and city contractors, according to records filed late Wednesday.

Todd also drew his first primary challenger Thursday: Janeese Lewis George, a former D.C. government lawyer and a favorite of progressive activists.

At stake is the ideological tilt of an increasingly left-leaning D.C. Council. Todd is one of the more conservative members of the panel on fiscal and business issues, and he has been a reliable supporter of the mayor.

He was first elected in 2015 to succeed Bowser as the Ward 4 representative.

George, 31, is running to Todd’s left, criticizing his votes to repeal a tipped wage ballot measure, approve a no-bid sports betting contract, and oppose a paid family and medical leave measure.

“We need someone who is willing to stand up and fight and who would be unafraid to say something,” George said in an

D.C. Council member Brandon Todd will face a challenge on his left in 2020.

interview. Todd is “not willing to go against the mayor, and we absolutely can’t afford that going into the next election.”

Todd said he has been an effective representative for a ward that stretches from Petworth to Takoma, near the Maryland border.“Literally seven days a week, I am at a community meeting, I am at a block party, I am sitting in someone’s living room,” said Todd.

He said he’s proud of delivering parochial issues, such as the construction of new middle schools, a free legal clinic for seniors and constituent services, to a diverse mix of neighborhoods.

But critics say he’s a legislative

HOGAN, R, in an interview with Fox News, reacting to President Trump’s Twitter attacks on U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., and his Baltimore-area district.

Hogan drew criticism earlier this week for his tepid response to Trump’s comments. He defended himself by asserting that he is more critical of Trump than almost any other Republican governor.

lightweight. Todd serves as chairman of the Committee on Government Operations, which oversees Bowser’s office, but his hearings are often cordial.

George was raised in Ward 4 and previously worked under Attorney General Karl Racine, D. She said the city needs bolder leadership to address rising housing prices, education inequality and health care disparities.

“My generation, my mother’s generation and Ward 4 residents have been left behind as the city has become rapidly more prosperous,” she said.

The Democratic primary will be held June 2. FENIT NIRAPPIL

The White House announced Wednesday that President Trump intends to appoint former Maryland first lady Kendel Ehrlich to the post of deputy director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. The appointment would promote Ehrlich from the role of associate director of external affairs, per a statement. (TWP)

A 41-year-old Washington man was arrested and charged with voyeurism after police said he used a cellphone to record a juvenile using a bathroom at Nationals Park stadium. The incident happened around noon on Wednesday. Jeffrey Douglass Kaliel of Northwest was arrested after officers responded to the ballpark, D.C. police said. (TWP) THE DISTRICT

Man admits to paying officers for crash reports

Officials say an Air Force sergeant tried bringing home a rocket launcher tube as a souvenir at Baltimore/Washington International Marshall Airport, where another service member tried returning with a similar weapon on Monday. The State Fire Marshal’s Office in Maryland said the device, designed to be aircraft-mounted, was recovered Thursday. It might have contained pressurized gas and couldn’t go on a commercial flight. (AP) President Trump plans to nominate Sean Spicer to Naval Academy’s Board of Visitors

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The top mental health official in Virginia is hospitalized in critical condition after a three-car traffic accident in which an 18-year-old woman was killed. Virginia State Police said that 52-year-old Dr. S. Hughes Melton suffered serious and potentially life-threatening injuries in the Wednesday crash.

Melton is the commissioner of the state Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services. (AP)

Man arrested at stadium for recording juvenile

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Mental health official injured in fatal crash

A D.C.-area man pleaded guilty to one count of felony bribery Wednesday, admitting he paid more than $40,000 to two D.C. police employees for confidential information from traffic crash reports after police restricted their release. Prosecutors and the defendant agreed on a sentence recommendation of 24 to 30 months. (TWP)

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Support in sight: Mobile app helps blind commuter it’s like to be blind. A voice when you’re watching a movie can narrate onscreen events; a computer can read emails aloud; and a remote personal assistant can explain surroundings in a Metro station.

“It’s a game-changer,” said Sheehan, a member of a committee that advises Metro on serving seniors and people with disabilities.

In his 20s, Sheehan ran marathons. In his 30s, he lost the vision in his right eye to a degenerative condition, but he could still see with his left.

One day when he was 34, he was helping a friend move a couch. As they passed a tree, the friend bent back a limb. As he cleared it, the limb snapped into Sheehan’s good eye.

Standing on the platform, Sheehan could tell the floor was getting brighter, then dimmer. From experience, he knew that meant his train to Silver Spring was approaching. But he couldn’t tell where to enter.

“There’s a door straight ahead. But there’s a lot of people coming out,” Marissa said. Seeing people step aside for Sheehan, she said, “OK, you can go now.”

Sheehan pays $99 for 120 minutes of Aira a month, so he only uses it at stations unfamiliar to him. Aira says the service, which launched in 2017, offers monthly plans ranging from $29 for 30 minutes to $199 for 300 minutes.

Boston is picking up the cost for the service on its transit system, so time doesn’t count toward users’ data limits.

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Pat Sheehan, a blind man with a white and red cane, entered the Chinatown side of Metro’s Gallery Place station during Tuesday afternoon’s rush hour.

Even for those who can see, the station can be confounding. The escalator from the street leads to one level with orange floors — which leads to more escalators down to the next level. There, on the other side of the fare gates, are more escalators leading down to Orange and Green line trains.

Somewhat hidden from view past the fare gates is a set of escalators heading back up to the Glenmont-bound Red Line trains Sheehan was seeking.

Another sign points to the escalators for the Shady Grovebound Red Line trains.

Cane in his left hand, Sheehan stood at the bottom of the escalator from the street. With his right hand, he pointed his smartphone straight ahead.

Somewhere, likely far from D.C., a woman named Marissa was seeing what Sheehan’s phone was capturing.

“There’s an orange floor with a diagonal pattern,” she said. Straight ahead about 30 feet are the turnstiles, said Marissa, who works for a service called Aira.

Sheehan, who is 65 and works for the Department of Veterans Affairs testing the accessibility of computers, could imagine it. He could see for the first 34 years of his life.

For those who can afford it, technology is changing what

Pat Sheehan uses an app to help him navigate unfamiliar Metro stations.

“It’s like anything else. … You can curl up and die or make the best of it.”

PAT SHEEHAN, a blind Metro rider, explaining his attitude after losing his sight at age 34. Sheehan uses the app Aira to help him navigate stations he doesn’t often visit.

Some airports outside the D.C. area and businesses like Walgreens are doing the same.

The Smithsonian Institution also offers free Aira service, Sheehan noted. With Aira’s assistance, he said, he visited the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum one time.

“There was a replica of one of the train cars that they put the Jews in,” he said. “They let you walk in that car. You can imagine, sitting there, all the other people who’d been there.”

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Aira’s public policy director, Paul Schroeder, said he’s had discussions with Metro about adding Aira but hasn’t gotten any commitments.

Metro in July did announce plans to offer a free disability services app by October 2020 for trains and buses. The Metro app doesn’t involve a live person. Instead, beacons locate a user and offer pre-recorded directions, like GPS in a car.

As Sheehan’s train rumbled along, he could tell from a sudden brightening that it was exiting the tunnel at Union Station.

He was asked about losing his sight.

“It’s like anything else, when you lose something. What are you going to do? You can curl up and die or make the best of it,” he said, adding, “I did go back and break that tree branch, though.”

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BETHESDA A 17-year-old who wore the mascot costume at a Maryland high school died Thursday after he was struck by a car a day earlier while biking in Bethesda.

Montgomery County police said Jacob Cassell of Bethesda was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after the collision, which occurred before 5 p.m. Wednesday at Old Georgetown Road and Beech Avenue.

Police said Cassell was riding southbound along Old Georgetown Road on the sidewalk when he fell into the roadway and was struck by a passing SUV. The driver stayed at the scene, according to police.

The driver wasn’t hurt.

Cassell dressed up as the bulldog mascot for Winston Churchill High School in Potomac.

School principal Brandice Heckert said Cassell would have been a junior in the fall and had “a kind heart and a contagious smile. He will be greatly missed.”

Officer Rick Goodale, a Montgomery County police spokesman, said investigators are trying to determine why Cassell, who was wearing a helmet at the time, fell.

Goodale said the area isn’t known for collisions involving cyclists and vehicles. The speed limit there is 35 mph. Authorities said it’s too early to know whether the driver might face charges. DANA HEDGPETH (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Puerto Rico ‘in limbo’ as path forward unclear Political infighting erupts on the eve of governor’s resignation

Massive street protests gripped San Juan, Puerto Rico, in recent weeks.

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SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO Less than 24 hours before Gov. Ricardo Rosselló was expected to leave office, Puerto Ricans had no idea who would replace him as political chaos threatened to paralyze the island with a constitutional crisis.

Rosselló has promised to step down at 5 p.m. Friday in response to huge street protests by Puerto Ricans outraged at corruption, mismanagement and an obscenity-laced chat that was leaked in which the governor and 11 male allies made fun of women, gay people and victims of Hurricane Maria.

“It’s frustrating. We’re in limbo,” said Jose Ramos, a taxi driver. “The island doesn’t have a path forward.”

As one of his last acts, Rosselló put forward veteran politician and lawyer Pedro Pierluisi to fill the vacant secretary of state post, next in line for the governorship under the U.S. territory’s constitution.

Pierluisi is a former representative to the U.S. Congress seen by most ordinary Puerto Ricans as a conciliatory, relatively uncontroversial figure, unlikely to be met by continued street demonstrations.

The Puerto Rican House of Representatives is expected to

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vote on Pierluisi’s confirmation Friday afternoon.

If he is rejected, Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez Pierluisi automatically becomes governor as the next in the order of succession, even though she has said she would unwillingly accept the job.

Rep. Rafael Hernández, a leader among opposition legislators, said he believes a “yes” vote by the House for Pierluisi on Friday would mean Vázquez becomes governor at 5 p.m. and Pierluisi her secretary of state.

He said he would sue to stop any attempt to make Pierluisi

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governor, throwing the island into even more uncertainty.

“Anything can happen,” he said.

Another obstacle for Pierluisi is Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz, who has said he would not vote for Rosselló’s nominee and wants to run for governor himself next year. Rivera Schatz delivered a scathing attack on his critics Thursday afternoon and said the Senate would hold a hearing on Pierluisi on Monday.

Rosselló’s New Progressive Party holds majorities in both chambers of the legislature, meaning a united party could have easily named the next governor. DÁNICA COTO (AP)

Universal Orlando officials said Thursday that the resort will double in size with an “epic” fourth theme park, but they offered almost no information on when the new park will open, what it will hold or how much they will spend.

The secretive nature of the new park is “because of competitive pressure,” Universal Parks & Resorts CEO Tom Williams said at a news conference.

The announcement is the latest salvo in the war for dominance between Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando in America’s theme park capital. Despite the lack of details, officials with the theme park resort promised the new park would be epic. To that end, they’re calling the new park Universal’s Epic Universe. (AP)

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The amount spent by the city of Chicago to wrangle an alligator found living in a park lagoon this summer. Most of the costs arose from city workers putting up and removing barricades to keep people away from the lagoon in Humboldt Park after the 4- to 5-foot male reptile, dubbed Chance the Snapper, was first spotted there last month. Florida trapper Frank Robb captured the alligator on July 16.

Officials say a $2,500 fee went to Robb, who also received $2,166 for travel and lodging. Chance is now living in a sanctuary. (AP) Philadelphia police: 7 officers resign over offensive, threatening Facebook posts

Somalia’s government said Thursday that the mayor of Mogadishu died after being badly wounded in an al-Shabab extremist attack in his office last week. The spokesman for Somalia’s president said Abdirahman Omar Osman died Thursday in Qatar, where he had been airlifted for treatment. (AP) JUNCTION CITY, KY.

Explosion of pipeline kills one, injures five A regional gas pipeline ruptured early Thursday in Kentucky, causing a massive explosion that killed one person, hospitalized five others, destroyed railroad tracks and forced the evacuation of a nearby mobile home park, police said. Several homes had been consumed by the blaze when firefighters extinguished the flames hours later. (AP) DEMILITARIZED ZONE

North Korean soldier defects to South Korea A North Korean soldier defected by making a perilous midnight journey across the heavily fortified demilitarized zone into South Korea, defense officials in Seoul said Thursday, adding that they detained the man for questioning. The man crossed into South Korea late Wednesday and was spotted moving south along the Imjin River at about 11:38 p.m., an official said.

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Officers face discipline in Stormy Daniels arrest Five officers involved in Stormy Daniels’ arrest at a strip club in July 2018 face discipline for the raid that led to her being taken into custody, the Columbus police department said Wednesday.

Daniels was arrested on suspicion of inappropriately touching an undercover officer. The charges were dropped quickly and Daniels has sued several officers, claiming defamation. (AP)

Former Philadelphia Sheriff John Green gets 5 years in prison for accepting $675K in bribes

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Bipartisan budget bill to Trump

Trump unveils plans for new tariffs on China

significant cuts.

GOP supporters of the budget pact, including Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., focused on lifting the debt ceiling as well as the increase in the Pentagon budget in arguing that the agreement was a good deal for Republicans, and the best that could be achieved under divided government.

But a number of Senate Republicans, including some who support Trump strongly on most issues, were reluctant to go along.

The national debt now stands at $22 trillion, but the deal makes no attempt to rein in spending, take on entitlements, or make any structural changes many Republicans say are necessary to reform Washington’s dysfunctional budget process.

ECONOMY President Trump intensified pressure Thursday on China to reach a trade deal by saying that beginning Sept. 1, he will impose 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports he hasn’t already taxed. The move immediately sent stocks sinking.

The president has already imposed 25% tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese products, and Beijing has retaliated by taxing $110 billion in U.S. goods.

U.S. consumers are likely to feel the pain if Trump proceeds with the new tariffs. Trump’s earlier tariffs had been designed to minimize the impact on ordinary Americans by focusing on industrial goods. The new tariffs will hit a vast range of products, from cellphones to scarves. It isn’t clear when consumers are likely to feel the impact of the additional tariffs, but higher prices could show up in stores this fall.

The move came as a surprise, just as U.S. and Chinese negotiators were concluding a 12th round of what the White House called “constructive” trade talks in Shanghai. The talks ended Wednesday and are scheduled to resume next month in Washington.

The world’s two biggest economies are locked in a trade war over U.S. allegations that Beijing uses predatory tactics in a bid to overtake American tech dominance. PAUL WISEMAN, KEVIN

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WASHINGTON The Senate passed a broad, twoyear budget deal Thursday that boosts spending and eliminates the threat of a debt default until after the 2020 election, while reducing the chances for another government shutdown.

The legislation now goes to President Trump, who is expected to sign it despite conservative complaints that it will fuel the nation’s runaway debt.

“Budget Deal is phenomenal for our Great Military, our Vets, and Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! Two year deal gets us past the Election.

Go for it Republicans, there is always plenty of time to CUT!” Trump wrote on Twitter ahead of the 67-28 vote.

Republican leaders including Trump himself had been working to round up GOP support ahead of Thursday’s vote, trying to avoid a repeat of the outcome in the House last week, when a majority of Republican lawmakers ignored Trump’s pleas and voted against the deal.

It passed the House anyway, on the strength of Democratic votes.

The lobbying effort paid off in the Senate as more Republicans voted in favor of the deal than against it, by a margin of 30-23.

Five Democrats also voted “no.”

The agreement heads off several looming fiscal threats, most immediately the possibility that the Treasury Department could

have run out of money to pay its bills as early as September if Congress didn’t act, resulting in a market-shattering default on U.S. obligations.

The deal passed Thursday suspends the debt ceiling through July 31, 2021, removing the threat of default and the accompanying risk of political brinkmanship that typically accompanies debt limit negotiations. It lifts strict Obama-era spending caps that would otherwise slash indiscriminately into agency and military budgets, and sets overall spending levels that will make it easier for lawmakers to write the individual appropriations bills needed to keep the government open past Oct. 1, when current agency budgets expire.

The deal came together after weeks of intense negotiations between the Trump White House and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. The agreement stands as a rare example of bipartisan legislating in the Trump era, and is one of the few major votes Congress will take this year.

Lawmakers will also need to pass individual spending bills to avert a government shutdown Oct. 1, an outcome all want to avoid after the record-long 35day partial shutdown last winter over Trump’s border wall.

Trump’s wall could once again prove a sticking point in negotiations this fall.

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Two-year deal would increase spending and halt threat of debt default until 2021

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer joins House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday as she signs a budget deal following Senate approval.

Recess begins Passing the budget and debt bill Thursday was the Senate’s last act before leaving town for an extended summer recess, on the tails of House members who adjourned last week. Lawmakers will return to the Capitol after Labor Day to confront a thin legislative agenda, including the pending North America trade deal, which faces an uncertain outcome. (TWP)

Trump had — before becoming president — suggested that the debt ceiling shouldn’t be raised.

But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin argued for the need to ensure stability by raising the debt ceiling, and he prevailed over budget hawks in the administration who were pushing for

Mauritania’s new president takes oath of office in nation’s first peaceful transfer of power

6,500 people evacuated from U.K. town Whaley Bridge over fears dam may collapse

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before a visit by Pope Francis and a national election that will test the resolve of the two parties to sustain the peace.

“We are living in a moment of hope,” President Filipe Nyusi said.

Renamo leader Ossufo Momade also pledged that the warring sides had put aside their hostilities. “We are now brothers in peace,” he declared.

The permanent cease-fire was the culmination of years of negotiations to end the fighting that has flared sporadically in the 27 years since the civil war ended in 1992. It is to be followed Tuesday by a deal pledging peaceful elections in October.

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ADEN, YEMEN | Civilians gather Thursday at the site of a deadly attack in Yemen’s civil war. Rebels fired a missile at a military parade in the port city as suicide bombings targeted a police station in another part. At least 51 people were killed in the deadliest day in nearly two years in the de facto capital of the U.S.- and Saudi-backed side in Yemen’s civil war.

Daughter and wife of man who died this week of Ebola in Congo city of Goma have the disease

Sudanese activists say four demonstrators shot dead amid marches in Khartoum

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Edward Snowden will release his memoir, “Permanent Record,” in more than 20 countries Sept. 17, his publisher announced Thursday.

Snowden, who faces U.S. charges that could land him in prison for his leaks of classified documents, is currently living in exile in Moscow. (AP)

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AFRICA Mozambique’s president signed a permanent peace accord Thursday with the country’s main opposition party, Renamo, to end decades of hostilities that persisted after a devastating 15-year civil war that killed an estimated 1 million people.

The ceremony, held in a national wildlife park that was a rebel stronghold and a center of the conflict, brought hope for a new era of peace and economic growth in one of the world’s poorest countries, where an estimated 70% of the population lives on less than $2 per day.

It came as more than 5,200 of the former rebel group’s fighters were disarming just weeks

NARIMAN EL-MOFTY (AP)

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Friendly fire at debate Democratic candidates attack Obama’s record despite his popularity in the party

Doctors urge probe in deaths of migrant kids

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president in their lifetime.

On Thursday, several Democratic candidates sought to assure voters that they could be critical of Obama, or support policies he did not, without taking away from the accomplishments of the administration.

Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., cast her own support for a Medicare-for-all plan, with allowances for some private insurance, as a continuation of Obama’s legacy, not a departure from it.

“Decades of presidents have tried to reform the health care system of America; Barack Obama actually did it. But in his own words he has said it is a starter house,” Harris said on MSNBC. “My plan is building on the success of what President Obama achieved.”

But such reassurances did not assuage all Democrats who are worried about the shift in tone and strategy. Former Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., said on MSNBC: “Attacking the Obama administration is just nutty.”

IMMIGRATION A group of doctors from Harvard and Johns Hopkins has urged Congress to investigate the deaths of six migrant children who were held in government custody after crossing the southern border in the past year, warning that “poor conditions” at U.S. facilities are increasing the risk of spreading deadly infectious diseases, especially the flu.

The doctors, who wrote to Congress on Thursday, said autopsy reports show that at least three of the children — ages 2, 6 and 16 — died in part as a result of having the flu, a far higher incidence of such deaths than across the general population. Child flu deaths are rare, the doctors said, and should be preventable.

“Poor conditions at the facilities may be amplifying the spread of influenza and other infectious diseases, increasing health risks to children,” according to the letter.

The doctors’ concerns come as the U.S. government has been struggling to deal with a record influx of Central American families and unaccompanied minors at the border. Children have spent days or even weeks in Border Patrol stations that are not meant for long-term housing, and the crush has meant people have been jammed into cage-like holding pens and even have had to stay in outdoor fenced encampments without access to showers or beds. ROBERT MOORE

In Wednesday’s debate, several Democratic candidates challenged former President Barack Obama’s record.

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POLITICS Democratic presidential contenders have opened a surprising new front in their effort to retake the White House — calling into question the legacy and leadership of former President Barack Obama, the party’s most beloved leader.

Like young adults seeking to break away from their father’s shadow, the candidates who gathered in Detroit to debate the party’s future this week repeatedly challenged Obama’s record, both directly and indirectly.

Replacing Obama’s signature accomplishment, the Affordable Care Act, has become the primary policy goal of many of the leading 2020 contenders.

Several others have attacked Obama’s efforts to secure a new trade deal with Asia, his decision to surge troops into Afghanistan and the practice of courting wealthy donors, which anchored both of Obama’s campaigns for president.

“We have tried the solution of Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., said Tuesday night, defending her plan to replace Obama’s health reforms with a single government plan. “And what have the private insurance companies done? They’ve sucked billions of dollars out of our health care system.”

The political messaging consensus that won Democrats control of the House in 2018 — defend Obamacare, oppose Republican policies and mostly avoid disruptive liberal ideas — has faded over the last year as candidates try to placate this year’s crop of activists.

During Tuesday’s debate, the two leading candidates onstage, Warren and Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., both offered calls for political and economic changes

Attacks on Obama’s record became proxies for going after Joe Biden.

far more sweeping than what Obama offered. Both campaigns are anchored in the idea that the primary political crisis preceded Trump and was not solved by Obama — “a corrupt, rigged system that has helped the wealthy and the well-connected and kicked dirt in the faces of everyone else,” as Warren put it.

On Wednesday, with Biden standing center stage, attacks on Obama’s record became proxies for attacking Biden, whose campaign is anchored in his relationship with the former president.

“Many people on this stage spent more time attacking Obama than they did Trump,” said Anita Dunn, a Biden adviser who previously worked for Obama. “I think Democratic primary voters will make a judgment about this.”

Obama remains enormously popular in the Democratic Party.

He left office with an average approval rating of 83 percent among Democrats in Gallup polls during his tenure. A Pew poll this spring found 51 percent of Democratic leaning voters believed Obama was the best

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Redskins coach Jay Gruden often claims that starting jobs are open come training camp. But this year, he really meant it. Washington has the NFL’s most expensive offense at $118.9 million, but the team still must decide on a starting quarterback, receiver and left guard — and maybe left tackle, too. A half dozen running backs also are vying for snaps.

Strickland, Harper feud could return

Meanwhile, there’s a serious competition on defense at outside linebacker. Most likely, nothing will be decided for a

Case Keenum

Montez Sweat

Corey Robinson

Terry McLaurin

Derrius Guice

Quarterback

Outside linebacker

Left tackle

Receiver

Running back

Today, the pecking order is Case Keenum, then Colt McCoy, then rookie Dwayne Haskins.

Tomorrow, it could be different. Same goes for the next day. But as the club prepares for Cleveland, Keenum has been getting the nod in practice, working with the regulars the most. His deep ball is the best of the trio.

Keenum and McCoy are placeholders until Haskins is ready, or until the regular season falls apart, but the veterans’ experience gives them the edge for now. Haskins has been inconsistent, but has had “wow” moments. Gruden will go with experience in September, but the future

by November.

It’s now or never for 2017 second-rounder Ryan Anderson, who has been a big disappointment.

He did improve some last season after an injury-plagued rookie year, but recorded just two sacks in two years.

Anderson needs to triple that number or find the bench. First-rounder Montez Sweat’s speed and size are frightening. He’ll be the team’s best pass rusher by 2021, maybe sooner. The key is whether Sweat learns the scheme in time to start on opening day. Otherwise, it will be a steady progression.

If Sweat can pressure passers opposite Ryan Kerrigan, the Redskins will blitz opponents regularly.

While waiting for Trent Williams to end his holdout or force a trade, the Redskins are deciding whether they can get by for one year before drafting a replacement.

Incoming veteran Ereck Flowers was awful as first choice, so they signed 36-year-old Donald Penn, whose career is on fumes.

Watch free agent Corey Robinson, who worked with the first line this week. Who’s playing left tackle will impact who the Redskins pick to be QB1. After losing two passers to injuries last year, blind-side protection is paramount, and they wouldn’t want to put a rookie behind a faulty offensive line.

Don’t assume veteran Josh Doctson will start over rookie Terry McLaurin. Doctson, a 2016 first-rounder, is a short-timer in Washington after three lackluster seasons. Some days he looks decent, then drops a simple pass in practice.

Washington expects to move on from Doctson in 2020, so why not do it now if McLaurin is ready? It doesn’t hurt that McLaurin is a preferred receiver by fellow Ohio State product Dwayne Haskins, but McLaurin is earning the job himself with solid, athletic receptions. He has shown great speed and the ability to get the ball over a cornerback.

The Redskins have six options and probably four slots. There’s competition on two levels. Adrian Peterson has shown no signs of becoming Derrius Guice’s backup, and each has looked strong in camp.

The Redskins might open with A.P. while Guice eases into the season slowly after missing his rookie year with a torn ACL. Meanwhile, Samaje Perine wants that last slot over Byron Marshall behind third-down back Chris Thompson. Perine barely played last season, but can bang away inside if needed. Bryce Love will open the season on the injured list, but he’ll eventually be the fourth back.

Six players and both managers suspended a combined 40 games for Reds-Pirates brawl

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while. But here are five positions to watch as the Redskins’ Aug. 8 preseason opener in Cleveland approaches.

After trading for Blue Jays right-hander Daniel Hudson and Mariners lefty Roenis Elías on Wednesday, Nationals GM Mike Rizzo acquired another Seattle reliever, Hunter Strickland, best known for drilling Bryce Harper with a 98 mph fastball in a Giants-Nats game in 2017 because he was upset that Harper crushed two homers off him in the NLDS . . . three years earlier. The purpose pitch prompted Harper to charge the mound and fling his helmet in Strickland’s direction, sparking a brawl that gave ex-Nat Mike Morse a career-ending concussion. Strickland, who has a good chance to face Harper in an NL East matchup, has since said drilling Harper was a bad idea, and Rizzo on Wednesday praised Strickland’s competitiveness.

“Love the attitude, the chip on his shoulder,” Rizzo said. SCOTT ALLEN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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D.C. UNITED VS. PHILADELPHIA UNION | 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY, FS1

Local rookie on the rise D.C. UNITED Nearly a decade has passed, but Donovan Pines can still see the ball leaving Andy Najar’s foot.

He may have had the best seat in the house, after all: The Clarksville, Md., native was a ball boy, stationed behind the goal at RFK Stadium, as Najar’s shot nestled in the back of the net and D.C. United flocked to the corner flag to celebrate.

“I was like, ‘Whoa, that was one of the greatest feelings ever,’ ” Pines says. “And I thought, ‘I really want to play for this team.’ ” Nowadays, Pines has an even better view: The 21-year-old defender has made nine appearances for United this season since signing with the club out of Maryland last winter.

Like Najar before him, Pines made the jump from United’s academy to the first team by inking a homegrown contract.

Having proven increasingly valuable to D.C.’s back line, with his recovery speed, 6-foot-5 frame and knack for sniffing out opposing attacks, Pines is aiming to make his fifth consecutive start when United (9-6-9) hosts the first-place Philadelphia Union (11-7-6) on Sunday at Audi Field.

“He bails us out with his legs and his ability to read the game,” United coach Ben Olsen said. “He does it five times a half.”

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Maryland native Pines fulfills childhood wish to play for D.C. United

Donovan Pines, left, is an integral part of D.C. United’s 3-4-2-1 formation.

Pines, who helped lead Maryland to an NCAA title last fall, has had a rookie season filled with stops and starts. After spending the early stages of the MLS campaign biding his time on the bench or on assignment with second-division affiliate Loudoun United, he played his way into the D.C. lineup with four starts from mid-April to early May. But in Pines’ Audi Field debut, a 3-1 win over the Columbus Crew on May 4, he suffered a sprained knee ligament that would keep him on the sidelines for two months.

“I had never really had an injury like that or been out that long,” Pines said. “So I felt really weird and conscientious of myself. … I learned that patience is a virtue. Just take your time, trust the process, make sure

you don’t rush into it and make sure you’re 100 percent before you go all out because you know your body best.”

Since returning to the field, Pines has joined veterans Steve Birnbaum and Frederic Brillant in the back line of a 3-4-2-1 formation. The rookie’s spot in the lineup for the MLS stretch run could depend on whether Olsen continues with that formation or reverts to a more attack-minded 4-2-3-1 alignment.

Whatever Pines’ role is the rest of 2019, the local product already has established himself as a pivotal piece of United’s long-term plans.

“He’s becoming a little bit of a cult hero out there,” Olsen said.

“He’s going to be a good player for this team for years to come.”

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Former Olympian Wagner details 2008 sex assault

Teenage qualifier McNally advances to quarterfinals

Former Olympian Ashley Wagner says deceased figure skater John Coughlin sexually assaulted her in 2008 when she 17. Wagner wrote in USA Today that Coughlin, who was 22 at the time, kissed and groped her at a camp. His former pairs partner, Bridget Namiotka, said in May that he “sexually abused” her for two years. Coughlin died by suicide in January. (AP)

Seventeen-year-old qualifier Caty McNally reached the quarterfinals of the Citi Open on Thursday with a 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 win over Christina McHale. McNally hadn’t won a main draw WTA match until this week. On the men’s side, Kyle Edmund rallied to beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. The Open continues through Sunday at Rock Creek Park Tennis Center. (AP)

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Hobbs, Brixton and Shaw don’t mess around when they play the “$100,000 Pyramid” home game.

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Fast, furious, long, loud ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ delivers enough laughs and dazzling action to accomplish its mission FILM REVIEW “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw,” a spinoff of the popular action franchise featuring two of that series’ recurring characters — Dwayne Johnson’s lawman Luke Hobbs and Jason Statham’s mercenary Deckard Shaw — hits the summer sweet spot between the silly and the satisfying.

Yes, it’s one long, loud and frequently ludicrous series of action set pieces. But it’s also pretty funny and watchable, if not in abundance, then in just enough measure to counteract its unabashedly far-fetched plot.

That plot — which like more recent iterations of the “F&F” juggernaut has migrated away from hot-rod culture to international espionage — pairs Hobbs,

a straight-arrow agent of the Diplomatic Security Service on loan to the CIA, with Shaw, a disgraced former member of the British military. Their mission?

To find and apprehend an MI6 agent (Vanessa Kirby) who is believed to have absconded with a “programmable bioweapon” code-named Snowflake.

This is complicated by the fact that someone else also wants that weapon: a cybernetically enhanced supervillain named Brixton (Idris Elba). The fact that the MI6 agent just happens to be Shaw’s estranged sister is a minor wrinkle, while mostly serving to justify the film’s sub-theme of family: In a brief, almost throwaway early scene, we see Shaw visiting his

‘Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw’ (PG-13, 137 min.)

DIRECTOR: David Leitch STARS: Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Idris Elba, Vanessa Kirby IN A NUTSHELL: Two sworn enemies partner up in the “Fast & Furious” franchise’s first stand-alone vehicle.

mother (Helen Mirren) in prison; Hobbs, for his part, has several interactions with a young daughter (Eliana Su’a), and the film’s genuinely eye-popping climax takes place in Samoa, where Hobbs grew up, facilitating a family reunion between Hobbs and his own estranged brother

(Cliff Curtis).

But really, “Hobbs & Shaw” is less about ancestry than action, which takes place in the context of the constant trash-talking between its mismatched heroes as they go about their globe-trotting business. In that Samoa-set third act, the film returns to its “Fast & Furious” roots with a physicsdefying sequence involving a helicopter that has been tethered to several souped-up all-terrain vehicles, like a kite. Call it “Mission: Impossible” for motorheads.

Ideally, “Hobbs & Shaw” works best if you lower all your expectations. Silence your cellphone — along with your brain — fasten your seat belt and sit back for a (bumpy) ride. MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Kennedy Center invites pals to Chappelle’s party Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish, Bradley Cooper and John Legend will be among the guests honoring Dave Chappelle when he accepts the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on Oct. 27, the Kennedy Center announced Thursday. The ceremony, which also will feature appearances

by Trevor Noah, Jon Stewart and Chrissy Teigen, will be broadcast Jan. 6 on PBS. (EXPRESS) Netflix renews “13 Reasons Why” for fourth, final season

Jason Clarke to play Jerry West in HBO pilot “Showtime”

‘Mike Wallace Is Here’ PG-13, 90 min.

This documentary is a watchable — if by the book — retrospective of the career of Mike Wallace, the newsman most famous for his hard-hitting interviews and exposés on “60 Minutes.” It’s mostly a greatest hits reel, with the subtext being this message: Wallace, who died in 2012, was instrumental in the rise of personality journalism (a euphemism for something bordering on nastiness). M.O.

‘David Crosby: Remember My Name’ R, 92 min.

“David Crosby: Remember My Name” was one of the breakout hits at the Sundance Film Festival this year, and understandably so: In this documentary, the folk-rock musician — who will soon turn 78 — emerges less as a lion in winter than a tiger in full attack mode, as often as not against himself.

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Hope springs maternal

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Counting down the Tarantino filmography

Patricia Arquette lightens up her life with a lead role in Netflix ‘momedy’ ‘Otherhood’

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3. ‘Pulp Fiction’

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This has been called the most influential movie of the 1990s, and its most important legacy is just how quotable and rewatchable it is. If you were a teen into crime fiction around 1994, you may have seen “Pulp Fiction” dozens of times.

“Whatever Makes You Happy.”

Jake Hoffman, Jake Lacy and Sinqua Walls play the three sons, whose complicated personal lives prove to be a source of consternation for their out-of-the-loop moms. (The film begins streaming today, after its original April release was scrapped by Netflix in the wake of Huffman’s involvement in the college admissions bribery scandal.)

A mother of two, Arquette says she shares more than a few similarities with her character,

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Gillian — including a tendency to start tidying up her children’s homes whenever she visits. (“I do get stopped immediately,” she says. “They do not appreciate it.”)

While the film’s subject matter is familiar to myriad empty-nest mothers, Arquette is puzzled that “Otherhood” remains an all-too-infrequent example of a Hollywood star vehicle for women over 50.

“All of the women who have children go through this — their children going to live their own

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2. ‘Jackie Brown’ “Jackie Brown” dropped into cinemas like a brick in 1997, and was treated as such by audiences expecting another “Pulp Fiction.”

The films have a lot in common: crime, talkiness, Samuel L. Jackson. But this one had something else: a beating heart.

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Last month, Arquette earned Emmy nominations for her work in two limited series: Showtime’s “Escape at Dannemora,” above left, and Hulu’s “The Act.”

lives,” Arquette says. “It’s kind of funny how rare this kind of movie is, really, when it’s such a common part of the human experience.”

“Otherhood” marks yet another trip to the small screen for Arquette, who, since winning a supporting actress Oscar for 2014’s “Boyhood,” has appeared in just two live-action films with a wide theatrical release. Instead, she has turned to television and streaming to deliver some of her career’s most fulfilling work — recently earning Emmy nominations for both “Dannemora” and “The Act” — while embracing the glut of creative opportunities available in the age of peak TV. “I’ve been waiting for this to happen,” Arquette says. “At a certain point there were 600 channels, but they were all just showing the same recycled content, and I was like, ‘People are going to get rid of this cable — it’s too expensive if they don’t start making content.’ Now, there’s a feeding frenzy of content.”

A BAND APART

Patricia Arquette (left, with Angela Bassett and Felicity Huffman) plays a mom who wants more in “Otherhood.”

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STREAMING Patricia Arquette has spent much of the past two years in the skins of deeply distressed and manipulative real-life figures. But last summer, in between filming her roles in Showtime’s “Escape at Dannemora” and Hulu’s “The Act,” she went to a place further outside her wheelhouse: the comedy realm.

“Thank God,” Arquette says through laughter, reflecting on the respite that came with shooting the Netflix film “Otherhood.”

In “Dannemora,” which premiered last fall, Arquette played Joyce Mitchell, a New York prison employee who aided the escape of two convicted killers.

The 51-year-old actor also was seen earlier this year in “The Act” as Dee Dee Blanchard, a mother who was killed by her daughter’s boyfriend after subjecting her child to years of fabricated medical diagnoses and unnecessary treatments.

“Otherhood,” on the other hand, stars Arquette alongside Angela Bassett and Felicity Huffman as a trio of suburban mothers who, after a dispiritingly quiet Mother’s Day, spontaneously venture to New York City to drop in on their adult sons. A breezy romp, the film muses on themes of maternal love, female friendship and self-fulfillment in middle age.

“I often don’t get comedic material to begin with because I’m just more known for dramatic things,” Arquette says. “It was great to have this little palatecleaner comedy — I call it a momedy — between these two really heavy pieces.”

“Sex and the City” executive producer Cindy Chupack directed and co-wrote “Otherhood,” which was adapted from William Sutcliffe’s 2008 novel

“Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” hit theaters last week, but it wasn’t enough to crack Quentin Tarantino’s top three films. Let’s rank them. TRAVIS M. ANDREWS (THE

1. ‘Inglourious Basterds’ Perfection is an illusion, sure, but Tarantino came close in 2009 with his alternate-history World War II epic. Though there is the violence you’d expect in a war movie, “Basterds” is, like all of the director’s films, really about the conversations.

Deadline: Olivia Wilde to direct, produce thriller “Don’t Worry, Darling”

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The week’s best movie previews

‘Queen & Slim’

‘The Irishman’

EXPECTED RELEASE: Nov. 27

EXPECTED RELEASE: Fall 2019

SUMMARY: Let’s go ahead and fire up the Oscar campaigns right now for stars Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith (and screenwriter Lena Waithe, while we’re at it). This fugitives-on-the-run thriller looks like a more melancholy modern-day “Bonnie and Clyde,” updated with a layer of poignant social commentary. THOMAS L. FLOYD (EXPRESS)

SUMMARY: Martin Scorsese wanted to make a mob flick featuring young Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci types. His solution? Cast old De Niro, Pacino and Pesci and let the computers do the rest.

Yes, the technology is impressive. But the de-aged De Niro still looks like a man whose Botox regimen went slightly awry. T.F.

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The Lion King (PG) 4:00-7:00

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Toy Story 4 (G) 2D;CC;DV;Recliner;Reserved-Selected;Stadium: 10:50-1:35-4:056:40-9:10 Spider-Man: Far from Home (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;Recliner;Reserved-Selected;Stadium: 9:55-1:10-4:20-7:40-10:45 Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood (R) 2D;CC;DV;Recliner;ReservedSelected;Stadium: 10:45-11:20-2:30-3:05-6:15-6:50-9:50-10:35 Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;No Passes;Recliner;Reserved-Selected;Stadium: 9:35-10:05-11:10-12:00-12:40-3:15-3:555:15-5:45-6:30-7:10-8:30-9:00-9:40-10:20 Avengers: Endgame (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;Recliner;Reserved-Selected;Stadium: 1:15 Yesterday (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;Recliner;Reserved-Selected;Stadium: 10:20-1:20-4:257:20-10:10 The Lion King in RealD 3D (PG) 3D;CC;DV;No Passes;Recliner;ReservedSelected;Stadium: 2:20 The Lion King (PG) 2D;CC;DV;Recliner;Reserved-Selected;Stadium: 10:00-10:3011:00-1:00-1:30-2:00-4:00-4:30-5:20-7:00-7:30-8:15-10:00-10:30

Regal Kingstowne & RPX 5910 Kingstowne Towne Ctr

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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw 3D (PG-13) 3D;CC;DV;No Passes;Stadium: 12:40-10:20 Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;No Passes;Stadium: 12:00-3:15-3:55-6:30-7:10-9:40

Regal Potomac Yard 3575 Potomac Ave

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Toy Story 4 (G) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 11:05-1:40-4:15-6:55-9:50 The Secret Life of Pets 2 (PG) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 10:50-11:20-1:50-4:20 Spider-Man: Far from Home (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 12:15-3:40-7:05-10:10 Aladdin (PG) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 12:10-3:35-6:40-10:05 Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood (R) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 11:00-11:40-12:20-2:403:25-4:05-6:25-7:10-8:00-10:05-10:55 Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (PG-13) 2D;CC;DV;No Passes;Stadium: 10:45-12:45-1:15-2:00-2:30-4:00-4:30-5:15-5:45-6:15-6:45-7:15-7:45-8:30-9:00-9:3010:00-10:30-11:00-11:40 Crawl (R) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 10:45-1:20-3:50-6:20-8:35-11:05 The Lion King in RealD 3D (PG) 3D;CC;DV;No Passes;Stadium: 11:15AM The Lion King (PG) 2D;CC;DV;Stadium: 10:55-11:50-12:00-12:30-2:05-2:45-3:003:30-5:00-5:35-6:30-8:10-8:40-9:40-11:10-11:35

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A friend or loved one is likely to force an issue today, and you’ll have no choice but to engage. You can activate a valid point of view.

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You may discover that others are thinking very much along the same lines as you — but that may not last long. Strike while the iron is hot.

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Moments of revelation 5 Zone 9 Xerox competitor 14 “Isn’t that something!”

15 Radio alphabet end 16 Fuming 17 State by Lake Erie 18 Prepares for lithography 19 Conduit from the heart 20 Use as a starting point 22 Trojan War figure with a loud voice 24 Rather challenging 27 One of four at an MLB game 30 Facing reality again, literally?

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35 Woodpile covering 37 Yes, in anime 38 Vikings’ tongue 39 Shoe bottom 41 Erving’s court moniker

GOING IN REVERSE 43 Best possible 44 “Old MacDonald” refrain 45 “Agnus ___” 47 Long tale 48 Give no way out, literally? (enter “back”ward) 52 Set of answers 53 Exacts revenge 55 Famous print maker?

59 Lawn trimming tools (Bonus diagonal clue: Extra power source, literally? [enter from this answer’s 3rd letter to 20-Across’ 4th letter]) 63 Like Huawei and Samsung 64 Not quite closed 67 “Hurry!”

68 Lunch box in Kobe 69 Taxis 70 Othello’s false friend 71 Rising ingredient 72 Pants patch place 73 Boot out

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Samurai Sudoku

Wide-eyed Santa laugh syllables “In your dreams!” ___-sheeting (bed prank) Astronomy angle Seek office Antlered animal Down Under dweller Still uncertain, literally? (enter “up”ward) Smooth with heat Haul (off) Name that sounds like a car Learn through the grapevine “I’m impressed!”

Chinese menu general New B.A. or B.S. Salon styles Speak Organizer Kondo Primp Assents silently Cause, as havoc

33 “August: ___ County” 34 Airport frustration 36 Two queens, e.g.

40 Causing mischief, literally? (enter “up”ward) 42 Dancer’s jump 46 Opposite 49 Top of the corp. ladder 50 Lash out at 51 Unofficial bomb: Abbr.

54 Crime writer Marsh 55 Miniature carrot size 56 “So that’s how it is” 57 Rodriguez of “Jane the Virgin” 58 Some are saturated 60 Isaac’s eldest 61 Teases a lot 62 Place in line 65 Resolutionforming mo.

66 Honest ___

THURSDAY’S SOLUTION

EDITED BY DAVID STEINBERG

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Forecast

DIFFICULT

Fill in each column, row and 3x3 box with the digits 1 through 9 without repeating any. The twist in Samurai Sudoku is that the digits that appear in the overlapping boxes must work for both puzzles.

A piece of advice to get you started: Don’t focus on completing one grid at a time. Keep the whole puzzle in mind as you go, because filling in a number in one grid could give you clues to another.

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

AVG. HIGH: 88 RECORD HIGH: 100 AVG. LOW: 70 RECORD LOW: 55 SUNRISE: 6:10 a.m. SUNSET: 8:18 p.m.

85 | 72

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FRIDAY: Clouds are plentiful and capable of producing showers on and off throughout the day with a few thunderstorms mixed in by afternoon.

Don’t look for a washout but keep the umbrella at hand. Thunderstorms should die out in the evening.

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

86 | 69

86 | 73

MONDAY

TUESDAY

87 | 73

88 | 73

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Who knew that groceries were such a turn-on?

Julianne has ‘matter of fact’ tone down Julianne Hough said in an interview with Women’s Health that she’s “not straight.” The actress made the revelation while recalling a conversation she had with husband, NHL player Brooks Laich.

“I [told him], ‘You know I’m not straight, right?’ And he was like, ‘I’m sorry, what?’ ” Hough said. “I was like, ‘I’m not. But I choose to be with you.’ “ Hough added that “there’s a safety with my husband now that I’m unpacking all of this.”

Brie Larson appears to be dating actor Elijah AllanBlitz after they were photographed kissing Tuesday in Calabasas, Calif. Larson, 29, and Allan-Blitz, 32, were spotted making out in a grocery store parking lot before going to attend a theater production in Malibu, according to E! News. The news comes after the “Captain Marvel” actress broke off her engagement to musician Alex Greenwald in January. The couple had been engaged since May 2016. Allan-Blitz, whose credits include “The Shied” and several short films, was previously linked to actress Maria Bello, who reportedly broke up with girlfriend Clare Munn to be with him in 2016. (EXPRESS)

Attempt to stifle Quentin’s foot fetish goes nowhere

‘Vanderpump’ writers plan new wedding plot

Margaret Qualley told IndieWire she was nervous about filming a close-up of her feet for “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.” “I was in pointe shoes for far too long to have toes that can be shown to the world,” the former ballerina said. Qualley added that she is no longer “mortified” of her feet after working with Quentin Tarantino, whose films famously include myriad close-ups of feet. (EXPRESS)

“Vanderpump Rules” star Stassi Schroeder got engaged Wednesday to boyfriend Beau Clark, E! News confirmed. “OMG. I feel like Meghan Markle,” Schroeder wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo she took with Clark in which a large diamond ring can be seen on her finger.

The news comes after fellow “Vanderpump Rules” stars Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright got married in Kentucky in June.

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