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He left his mark A Wilson Building show pays tribute to graffiti icon Cool ‘Disco’ Dan 3

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Wilson Building will feature small exhibit of graffiti legend’s work CULTURE Everyone knew his name. For years, an underground icon who went by Cool “Disco” Dan scrawled his moniker in nearly every corner of the nation’s capital — Metro cars, back alleys, the roofs of buildings. His spray-painted tag was ubiquitous in the 1980s and ’90s, and his legend towered over a grittier Washington.

But next month, a little more than a year after his death, the work of Cool “Disco” Dan, whose given name was Danny Hogg, will be displayed in one place the graffiti artist probably never would have expected: an art exhibit at the Wilson Building, the District’s city hall.

“It is an episode of law breaking that will be displayed in a place of lawmaking,” said Josh Gibson, the D.C. Council’s

director of communications.

It’s “complicated,” Gibson conceded — and is, perhaps, made more so by the timing of the announcement, which came two days after the D.C. Department of Public Works announced that the mayor’s eight-week “Great Graffiti Wipeout,” erased 902 graffiti markings. Had “Disco” Dan still been alive and writing, it’s likely his name would have been among those erased.

Gibson said displaying Cool “Disco” Dan’s work at the Wilson Building pays tribute to D.C.’s history.

“It’s just D.C.,” he said. “Real, hardcore, District D.C. NonWashington, nonfederal, real D.C.” That’s the city Gibson remembers from riding the Metro in the late ’80s. He was one of the many who counted the Cool “Disco” Dan tags from the train.

After Hogg died, Gibson, who runs the D.C. Council Twitter handle, sent a tweet asking for the public’s help in identifying

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Cool “Disco” Dan, whose given name was Danny Hogg, seen with his tag in Washington, D.C., in the mid-1990s. He died on July 26, 2017.

any remaining Cool “Disco” Dan tags. Many people suggested looking along the Red Line. One day, Gibson spotted Hogg’s legendary tag on a rusted, out-oforder railroad telephone box.

He asked CSX about it, and the freight company cut down the box and gifted it to the council.

The other piece that will go up in the Wilson Building in September once hung in the Corcoran Gallery of Art. The Cool “Disco” Dan tag is visible below frayed posters on a peeling piece of plywood.

For artists who want to make street art, there is a legal way, said Gabriel Robinson, the chief operating officer at the Department of Public Works. Maybe the next Cool “Disco” Dan will come up through MuralsDC, a city program that partners with artists to create legal murals, Robinson posited.

“This program really allows artists to know that there is a legal way to push out their artwork,” he said. “They don’t have to remain in the shadows.”

But in the shadows is where Hogg worked. And thrived.

In a 1991 Washington Post profile, Hogg said people sometimes told him, “Why do you write your name on the wall? It’s our city, and you’re making it real ugly.”

“Well, I don’t know, I just want to do it,” Hogg responded. “I like it.”

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Baltimore’s police commissioner says an officer recorded while repeatedly punching a man could face a second-degree assault charge. Interim Commissioner Gary Tuggle said Monday that investigators are considering that charge for the officer who resigned after Saturday’s encounter. Tuggle called the attack “disturbing.” He didn’t name the officers. (AP)

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District faces criticism over handling of rally Some say the city was too accommodating to white nationalists THE DISTRICT As the D.C. region tallies the cost of a massive police effort to protect two dozen white supremacists who rallied in “Unite the Right 2” on Sunday, some are questioning whether the extremist group received too many accommodations.

D.C. police and the mayor called the event a success — no injuries, one minor arrest — and said security measures were solely designed to physically separate white nationalists and protesters with a history of violent clashes.

But those same methods included what appeared to observers as amenities — police escorts and a semi-private Metro rail car to spirit the rally’s organizer, Jason Kessler, in and out of the city.

“All these police here, and they’re protecting them?” said Bethan Neal, who joined thousands of counter-protesters held by police at a distance from Kessler and his group.

The region’s ability to ensure a peaceful event may turn out to be a double-edged sword. Kessler, who thanked D.C. police and other law enforcement agencies for protecting his right to free speech, said it went so smoothly, he’d like to return. “Hopefully, we’ll do more demonstrations in the

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There was a heavy police presence around downtown D.C. on Sunday, while a group of around 30 white nationalists held a short rally in the city.

D.C. area in the future,” he said.

Police called the rally a unique event that should not set a precedent for other small groups with incendiary messages to show up and expect the same level of police protection. A spokesman for D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham said the violent history between Sunday’s groups set it apart.

“You need that number of officers to make sure no one gets hurt,” Newsham said. While not confirming details, Newsham called it “a well-executed plan.”

Most agencies from D.C. and Virginia were not immediately able to provide a detailed accounting of the costs to taxpayers. But it is clear that massive resources were used.

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Police agencies from Arlington and Fairfax counties also helped, as did Virginia State Police, and large numbers of Metro Transit police, federal Park Police and the Secret Service, along with the District’s transportation and public works departments.

Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld, in a statement, swatted away the notion that the white supremacists were given special treatment. Kessler’s group “rode a regularly scheduled Metro train that made all stops. … No passenger was turned away,” he said. PETER HERMANN AND FENIT NIRAPPIL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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But investigators concluded the harsh treatment described by detainees at the Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center did not

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The regulators did make several recommendations to improve conditions inside the facility, including hiring more bilingual staff and better screening to provide care for detainees who suffer from mental health issues.

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were handcuffed, shackled and beaten at the facility, located near Staunton. They also described being stripped of their clothes.

The state investigators said they were unable to interview the immigrant teens who made sworn statements saying they were severely abused. Those who made the initial complaints as part of a federal class-action lawsuit filed in November 2017 were subsequently transferred to other facilities or deported back to their home countries after the resolution of their immigration cases. MICHAEL BIESECKER (AP)

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In June, the men, Marcus King, 22, Andrew Dudley, 22, and Christopher Proctor, 28, each pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Matthew Shlonsky, a 2014 American University graduate.

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POLITICS Peter Strzok, a longtime FBI agent who was removed from the Russia investigation over anti-Trump text messages, has been fired by the agency, his lawyer said Monday.

The FBI had been reviewing Strzok’s employment after the politically charged text messages were discovered last year.

President Trump’s allies have seized on the texts, saying they show the investigation into possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia is tainted by political bias.

Strzok was fired late Friday

by FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich, said his lawyer, Aitan Goelman. He said the 21-year veteran of the FBI was removed because of political pressure and “to punish Special Agent Strzok for political speech protected by the First Amendment.”

Goelman also said the FBI had overruled the agency’s Office of Professional Responsibility, which he said had determined that a 60-day suspension and demotion from supervisory duties was “the appropriate punishment.”

Strzok, who sent the text messages to FBI lawyer Lisa Page, vigorously defended himself at a combative House hearing

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Peter Strzok defended politically charged texts at a House hearing in July.

in July that spanned 10 hours.

Strzok repeatedly insisted the texts, including ones in which he called Trump a “disaster” and said “We’ll stop” a Trump candidacy, did not reflect political bias and had not affected his work.

Strzok worked on the early stages of the Russia investigation in 2016 and worked on the special counsel’s team for a few months after Robert Mueller was appointed in May 2017.

Strzok was also an investigator on the probe into Democrat Hillary Clinton’s email sever in 2016.

An internal Justice Department report blamed Strzok and Page for creating an appearance of

impropriety through their texts but found the outcome of the probe was not marred by bias.

Trump said in a tweet Monday that Strzok is one of many “bad players” in the FBI and the Justice Department.

“It is a total Hoax,” Trump said of the Russia investigation. “No Collusion, No Obstruction — I just fight back!” He also tweeted that the Clinton probe “was a total fraud on the American public and should be properly redone!”

House Republicans cheered Strzok’s firing, with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy saying it was “long overdue.”

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The blue light emitted by smartphones and tablets contributes to blindness, according to research from the University of Toledo recently published in the journal Scientific Reports. The study found that blue light triggers a chemical reaction in molecules in the retina that kills cells and leads to macular degeneration, according to a press release from the University of Toledo. Macular degeneration is incurable and results in vision loss. (EXPRESS)

Prosecutors in Manafort trial rest their bank and tax fraud case against ex-Trump campaign chairman

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Are rich people more likely to act unethically?

What is about money that makes people do bad things? It’s a fair question, with the misdeeds of Paul Manafort and Rick Gates dominating the news.

Six years ago, Dacher Keltner, a psychologist at the University of California at Berkeley, published experiments that confirmed many of our worst assumptions about the rich and the corrupting power of wealth.

In one, researchers at a busy intersection with four-way stop signs tracked the model of every car whose driver cut off others instead of waiting their turn.

People driving expensive cars were four times more likely to ignore right-of-way laws than those in cheap cars.

“It told us that there’s something about wealth and privilege that makes you feel like you’re above the law, that allows you to treat others like they don’t exist,” Keltner said.

Next, they had a researcher play a pedestrian trying to cross at a crosswalk and tracked which cars stopped as the law requires and which blew right past him.

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Hundreds killed in battle for city GHAZNI, AFGHANISTAN Hundreds of people have fled four days of fierce fighting between Afghan forces and the Taliban over the key provincial capital of Ghazni that has killed about 120 security forces and civilians, the defense minister and witnesses said Monday.

Nearly 200 insurgents, many of them foreigners, have been killed, the government said.

Between the civilians who have left the city and those too fearful to venture from their homes into the streets, “Ghazni has become a ghost town,” said Ghulam Mustafa, who made it to neighboring Maidan Wardak province with 14 of his relatives.

“The city became so dangerous,” the 60-year-old Mustafa said.

The Taliban’s multipronged assault, which began Friday, overwhelmed Ghazni’s defenses and allowed insurgents to capture several parts of it in a major show of force. The Taliban pushed deep into the strategic city about 75 miles from the capital, Kabul.

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the city of 270,000 people. The fall of Ghazni, which is the capital of the province of the same name, would be an important victory for the Taliban, cutting Highway One, a key route linking Kabul to the southern provinces, the insurgents’ traditional heartland.

A spokesman for the U.S. military, Lt. Col. Martin O’Donnell, said the city “remains under Afghan government control, and the isolated and disparate Taliban forces remaining in the city do not pose a threat to its collapse, as some have claimed.”

Afghan authorities insist the city will not fall to the Taliban and that Afghan forces are in control of key government positions and other institutions.

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The rival Koreas announced Monday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in will meet for the third time in Pyongyang sometime in September, while their envoys also discussed Pyongyang’s nuclear disarmament efforts and international sanctions. The announcement released after nearly two hours of talks led by the rivals’ chiefs for inter-Korean affairs was remarkably thin on details. In a three-sentence joint statement, the two sides did not mention an exact date for the summit and provided no details on how to implement past agreements. (AP)

Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi promised Monday to submit a bill to parliament soon that aims to give women equal inheritance rights with men, as debate over the topic of inheritance reverberated around the Muslim world. The current system, which is based on Islamic Shariah law, generally grants daughters only half the inheritance given to sons, and is standard practice in most Muslim countries. Essebsi said Monday his decision is based on Article 2 of the country’s Constitution, which he said “stipulates that Tunisia is a state based on citizenship, the will of the people and the supremacy of law” rather than religion. (AP)

Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., on Sunday denied allegations that he abused a woman with whom he was in a relationship. Ellison, who is deputy chairman of the Democratic National Committee and running for Minnesota attorney general in today’s primary, is denying claims that he dragged Karen Monahan off a bed by her feet and berated her with profane language. The claims, which the woman’s son made and she confirmed, have not been corroborated. The woman and her son allege that there is video of the incident, but did not respond to requests to provide the video.

Prosecutors charged Michael Drejka, a white man, with manslaughter on Monday in the July 19 death of Markeis McGlockton, an unarmed black man, outside a Clearwater convenience store.

McGlockton’s girlfriend, Britany Jacobs, was seated in the couple’s car with two of their children when Drejka confronted her for being parked in a handicapped-accessible space. McGlockton, 28, had gone into the store with their 5-year-old son. Video shows McGlockton leaving the store and shoving Drejka to the ground. Seconds later, Drejka pulls a handgun and shoots McGlockton as he backs away. (AP)

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AP: Many of the company’s services store users’ locations regardless of privacy settings TECHNOLOGY Google wants to know where you go so badly that it records your movements even when you explicitly tell it not to.

An Associated Press investigation found that many Google services on Android devices and iPhones store your location data even if you’ve used a privacy setting that says it will prevent Google from doing so.

Computer science researchers at Princeton confirmed these findings at the AP’s request.

For the most part, Google is upfront about asking permission to use your location information.

An app like Google Maps will remind you to allow access to your location if you use it for navigating. If you agree to let it record your location over time, Google Maps will display that history for you in a “timeline” that maps out your daily movements.

Storing your minute-by-minute travels carries privacy risks and has been used by police to determine the location of suspects — such as a warrant that police in Raleigh, N.C., served on Google last year to find devices near a murder scene. So the

company will let you “pause” a setting called Location History.

Google says that will prevent the company from remembering where you’ve been. Google’s support page on the subject states: “You can turn off Location History at any time. With Location History off, the places you go are no longer stored.”

That isn’t true. Even with Location History paused, some Google apps automatically store time-stamped location data without asking. (It’s possible, although laborious, to delete it.)

The privacy issue affects some 2 billion users of devices that run Google’s Android operating software and hundreds of millions of worldwide iPhone users who rely on Google for maps or searches.

Storing location data in violation of a user’s preferences is wrong, said Jonathan Mayer, a Princeton computer scientist and former chief technologist for the Federal Communications Commission’s enforcement bureau.

“If you’re going to allow users to turn off something called ‘Location History,’ then all the places where you maintain location history should be turned

Location markers Google stores a snapshot of where you are when you merely open its Maps app. Automatic daily weather updates on Android phones pinpoint roughly where you are. And some searches that have nothing to do with location, like “chocolate chip cookies,” or “kids science kits,” pinpoint your precise latitude and longitude — accurate to the square foot — and save it to your Google account. You can see the stored location markers on a page in your Google account at myactivity.google. com, although they’re typically scattered under several headers. (AP)

off,” Mayer said. “That seems like a pretty straightforward position to have.”

Google says it is being perfectly clear.

“There are a number of different ways that Google may use location to improve people’s experience, including: Location History, Web and App Activity, and through device-level Location Services,” a Google spokesperson told AP. “We provide clear descriptions of these tools, and

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robust controls so people can turn them on or off, and delete their histories at any time.”

Critics say Google’s insistence on tracking its users’ locations stems from its drive to boost advertising revenue.

“They build advertising information out of data,” said Peter Lenz, the senior geospatial analyst at Dstillery, a rival advertising technology company. “More data for them presumably means more profit.”

Since 2014, Google has let advertisers track the effectiveness of online ads at driving foot traffic, a feature that Google has said relies on user location histories.

The company is pushing further into such location-aware tracking to drive ad revenue, which rose 20 percent last year to $95.4 billion. At a Google Marketing Live summit in July, Google executives unveiled a new tool called “local campaigns” that dynamically uses ads to boost in-person store visits. It says it can measure how well a campaign drove foot traffic with data pulled from Google users’ location histories. RYAN NAKASHIMA (AP)

PHILADELPHIA For nearly 70 years, Dominic Ragucci believed the remains of his brother Emil had been swept out to sea during World War II. But on Monday, Dominic, 86, and his brother Victor, 91, stood on a tarmac in Philadelphia to greet Emil’s remains as he finally made it home. Emil, who died in 1943, remained lost on the Central Pacific atoll of Tarawa, where more than 1,000 Marines were killed in a three-day battle as they stormed the beach.

In 1949, the military notified hundreds of families, including the Raguccis, that their loved ones were unrecoverable.

But a breakthrough came in 2013, when History Flight Inc., a nonprofit group that helps repatriate the remains of U.S. soldiers missing in action, found land with a couple dozen sets of remains. The Department of Defense flew the remains to its forensic lab in Hawaii. Others would continue to be found.

Over the past few years, the lab has managed to identify roughly one person a day through a painstaking process that catalogs, pulls DNA and segregates bones and artifacts for each soldier, said Maj. Jessie Romero, a public affairs officer.

Six years ago, Dominic contacted the Marines and requested a kit to submit his DNA. Last November, the Marines called to say Emil’s remains had been identified among those found by History Flight. CLAUDIA LAUER (AP)

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Pryor won’t get to face Redskins

Guards get a hefty raise

Kelechi Osemele

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NFL When Brandon Scherff leaves the field in training camp, the starting right guard for the Redskins often picks up his son, Easton, and holds him like Simba from “The Lion King.” He carries the 10-monthold over to the blocking sled and taps his baby hands against them.

One day, a team staffer remarked that the son could follow his father’s footsteps — although what it means to be an NFL guard has changed significantly, even since Easton was born.

Guard is one of the most anonymous positions in sports — lost in 22-player chaos, overshadowed on the offensive line by the center who snaps the ball and the blind side-protecting left tackle — but it is being valued like never before. In the past few years, guard contracts have ballooned.

Scherff has paid attention.

He listed guards helping raise the tide, including Jacksonville’s Andrew Norwell, who recently signed a record deal for the position with a five-year, $66.5 million contract.

“I have no idea what’s happening,” Scherff said. “I’m just happy it is.”

The Redskins exercised Scherff’s $12.5 million option for 2019, meaning they’ll keep him off the free agent market for an extra season. His next contract will be bigger than that of Redskins tackle Trent Williams, who makes $13.6 million per year.

As the value of guards has risen, teams have spent more premium draft picks on the position. Scherff is one of four guards since 2012 to be a top-10 pick.

This year, the Colts used the sixth overall pick on Notre Dame guard Quenton Nelson.

Experts cite several reasons for the recent guard revolution — including one theory that it is due, at least in part, to a mistake.

In 2015, two of the NFL’s best guards, Baltimore’s Marshal Yanda and Arizona’s Mike Iupati, signed contracts that paid roughly $8 million per year.

The next year, Oakland signed guard Kelechi Osemele from the Ravens for nearly $12 million

annually. The Raiders said they didn’t see it as a guard contract, because Osemele would move to left tackle if starter Donald Penn left in free agency.

Penn unexpectedly re-signed, so the Raiders keeping Osemele unwittingly reset the guard market. Six months later, top-tier guards in Chicago’s Kyle Long and Pittsburgh’s David DeCastro inked extensions of $10 million per year.

“The guard market exploded,” said Mark Dominik, a former NFL general manager.

Dominik added that the megadeals like Zack Martin’s extension from the Cowboys ($14 million per year) are reflecctive of a more pass-heavy league. e.

The rise of interior pass rushers rs such as the Eagles’ Fletcher Cox ox and the Rams’ Aaron Donald has as also played a big role. SAM FORTIER ER

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Redskins’ Scherff among many cashing in on a booming market for the position

Receiver Terrelle Pryor revealed Monday that he’s finally pain-free after undergoing two surgeries in eight months — including a broken ankle in May. “It’s a miracle,” the Jets’ wideout said, disclosing the unknown injury news to reporters following Monday’s second joint practice with the Redskins in Richmond. “One was the foot, one was the ankle,” he said. “I tore three ligaments in my ankle — my foot — and then I broke my ankle in May.” He also divulged that he won’t play in Thursday night’s game at FedEx Field but plans to play sometime this preseason. Pryor, 29, had a strong camp last year but suffered ligament damage in his right ankle in Week 1 and went on injured reserve in November. (TWP)

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Jacksonville suspended AllPro corner Jalen Ramsey, far left, and defensive end Dante Fowler on Sunday for violating team rules and unprofessional conduct. Neither will travel to Minnesota for two days of joint practices and a preseason game. Fowler got in a fight with Yannick Ngakoue after practice Sunday. Ramsey cursed d at media members who filmed the altercation, then threatened “war” against them in a tweet. (AP))

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WNBA When Kristi Toliver was debating leaving the Los Angeles Sparks after the 2016 season to sign with Washington, one factor stood out above all others. Getting to play with former league MVP Elena Delle Donne was enticing.

But more than that, Toliver wanted the chance to be a leader.

The 31-year-old guard has made strides toward that goal this season both on and off the court. She worked as an assistant coach last month with the Wizards’ summer league team and notched her second career All-Star selection, joining Delle Donne at the All-Star Game to

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Mystics All-Star speaks out against racist rally, helps fuel critical win

Kristi Toliver has helped Washington to its second 20-win season in history.

give the Mystics two representatives for the first time since 2015.

Toliver took the lead again Sunday. Before she helped guide the Mystics to a 93-80 win over the visiting Dallas Wings, Toliver stood in front of a crowd of 6,362 and read a statement she

had composed condemning the white supremacist rally taking place near the White House.

“We feel shock at the state of this country and believe that hate should never be granted this platform,” Toliver read. “We feel our purpose is to love and respect

people of all backgrounds. … As our leadership fails to provide this inclusive environment, it is all the more important that we together use our power for good.”

The team released a statement after the 2017 rally in Charlottesville at Toliver’s urging as well.

After Toliver said her piece Sunday, the focus turned back to basketball. She scored 17 points to help propel the Mystics (20-11) to a high-stakes win over the Wings (14-17), who are fighting for the last of eight playoff spots.

Sunday’s win marked just the second time the Mystics have won 20 games. The first was 2010. Third-place Washington is 11 /2 games behind the Atlanta Dream in the race to secure a double-bye into the playoffs, which begin Aug. 21. AVA WALLACE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The number of wins to which Minnesota Lynx guard Lindsay Whalen has contributed, the most for any player in WNBA history.

She announced Monday that she’ll retire at the end of this season, ending a 15-year career that began in Connecticut and included four championships with the Lynx.

Whalen, 36, was hired in April to coach women’s basketball at the University of Minnesota. (TWP/AP)

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Rockets officially sign Melo for 1 year, $2.4M In deal that confirmed what had long been reported, Carmelo Anthony signed a one-year, $2.4 million contract with the Houston Rockets on Monday.

The forward was traded from the Thunder to the Hawks last month before Atlanta released him. The 34-year-old joins a team led by MVP James Harden and star point guard Chris Paul.

Anthony will get a fresh start after he averaged a career-low 16.2 points in 78 games for Oklahoma City last year. (AP) GOLF

Top eight roster spots set for U.S. Ryder Cup squad The PGA Championship on Sunday was the final event for U.S. players to earn the eight automatic spots on the Ryder Cup team corresponding to the national standings. With his third major win Sunday, Brooks Koepka overtook Dustin Johnson to lead the points list. The next six players stayed the same — Justin Thomas, Patrick Reed, Bubba Watson, Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler and Webb Simpson. Captain Jim Furyk will choose four more players by Sept. 10, with Tiger Woods as a likely pick. (AP) NATIONALS

Madson says back pain contributed to meltdown Forced into closer duty because of injuries to two other Nationals relievers, Ryan Madson gave up a single, hit two batters and allowed a walk-off grand slam in a 4-3 loss to the Cubs on Sunday.

Afterward, Madson revealed an injury. “I’ve been having some back issues that send pain down my right leg, so it kind of cuts the ball off,” he said. (TWP)

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Exercising on vacation Experts weigh in on how to squeeze in a workout on an overseas trip or beach visit EXERCISE It’s vacation season, and we all agree we should take a break from work. But that doesn’t mean we should take a break from working out. Working out is a great habit that, once broken, can be hard to pick back up. But you can still fit it into your overseas tour or beach visit.

“The priority is still the vacation. The question becomes how and what can we incorporate to stay active? If we’re at the beach, maybe we do some paddleboarding, beach jogging, bike rides,” says Victor Maldonado, a personal trainer in Washington.

Kathy Pugh, a Washington running coach, goes on running tours. This summer, she and her 14-year-old daughter, Ava, jogged through the streets of Cleveland.

“We probably logged at least a 10K one of the days,” Pugh says.

But better yet, their running tours were lined with street art and views of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens, and punctuated by a visit to West Side Market and a glorious lunch of pizza and cannolis in Cleveland’s Little Italy.

“It was a culture, art, foodie run

tour, and never once did we have to find and pay for parking,” Pugh says.

It’s true that running tours and paddleboarding don’t equate to a one-hour spin class, or several sets of dead lifts and pullups. But it’s not so important to perfectly replicate what you’re doing fitness-wise at home, says Jessica Matthews, senior adviser for the American Council on Exercise.

“I recommend moving away from the ‘all or nothing’ mindset,” Matthews says. “The key to developing and maintaining lasting healthful habits is to remain flexible.”

This can mean not only different physical activities, but splitting up your desired minutes of exercise per day into smaller portions. “An example could be performing 10 minutes of bodyweight exercises in your hotel room first thing in the morning, a 10-minute swim in the pool in the afternoon after lunch, and a 10-minute walk around town in the evening,” says Matthews.

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Vacation workouts Here are two exercises from trainer Victor Maldonado that can be done with a hotel or beach towel. G.B.

Isometric towel curl 20 reps (per arm), 3 sets

Using a towel, grip one end of the fabric in one hand, while placing your foot on the other end of the towel. Position your forearm so it is parallel to the ground and your elbow is positioned tightly at your side. Pulling up on the towel, contract your biceps tightly.

Standing towel row 20 reps, 3 sets

Wrap a long towel around a pole and hold onto each end with a hand.

Place your feet at the base of the pole and lean back so that your arms are straight. Keep your body in a straight line as you pull yourself forward, keeping your elbows tucked close into your ribs. Retract your shoulder blades toward the midline of your back.

vacation can cost you. According to Matthews, the body starts experiencing changes after as little as one week of inactivity.

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Declines in cardiorespiratory fitness begin after seven to 10 days (strength, however, doesn’t begin declining until three weeks or more of inactivity).

That means that if you’re training for a marathon, you might not be able to take it quite as easy on vacation, Pugh says.

Instead, you might seek out local running clubs or ask a concierge to help you map out a safe running route.

If you are traveling for weeks on end, you could check out the local gym and see if they offer weekly passes, says Maldonado.

“You can do a lot with bodyweight exercises like lunges and squats, sit-ups and push-ups,” Maldonado adds. “You also start looking for ‘hidden’ equipment.

Maybe a couch can be used for [tricep] dips?”

The bottom line is that vacationers should return re-energized and ready to continue making healthy choices. Maldonado says: “Fitness is so much more than a number on a scale and the size of your waist. It’s about healthy habits.” GABRIELLA BOSTON

Mayonnaise: You either love it or hate it. It’s no health food, but fans will be happy to know that some of the mayonnaises currently sitting on the grocery store shelves are more healthful than the conventional stuff. When picking an alternative mayonnaise to taste test, choose one with organically produced oils, ideally olive or avocado. Read the labels carefully: Some products labeled “olive oil mayonnaise” include a combination of olive oil and canola or soybean oil. For the most healthful mayonnaise option, you can make your own: Blend four highquality egg yolks (room temperature), a large pinch of salt, a dash of pepper, a drop of mustard and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.

Then, with the blender spinning, slowly add 1½ cups of organic extravirgin olive oil until the mixture thickens.

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and formal, believing that kids should be seen and not heard. I grew to resent that and basically never shared my life with them. Now that I am in my mid-30s and contemplating having children with my partner, I feel sad that I can’t imagine sharing the experience with them.

Should I try? Or am I setting myself up for failure? SAD

You really can’t know until you try. Some not-so-fabulous parents find their groove later as grandparents, despite their previous shortcomings (or perhaps because of them).

And some beloved, nurturing parents fall surprisingly short as grandparents because they feel they’ve done their time and would rather be on a cruise than sniffing a diaper. There’s a spectrum here, and you won’t know until you see for yourself.

If you’re up for it, you can begin attempting more emotional intimacy with them now — letting them into your daily life more, being more vulnerable with them, finding topics to connect about, even discussing your hopes of children. See what happens, but if they still fall short, remember that there are other ways to build family beyond blood relations.

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Issa Rae steers ‘Insecure’ ahead

Issa Rae’s character on “Insecure” does what many people in need of extra cash do: She becomes a Lyft driver. But the idea of making the show’s lead character a part-time driver came from Rae’s own failed experience. “I did the application, went to go get my stickers and [stuff] but then got denied because I had one traffic infraction in 2014,” she says. It worked out all right for Rae, who ended up becoming the Emmy-nominated co-creator and star of “Insecure,” which kicked off its third season Sunday on HBO. MESFIN FEKADU (AP) The tea on Season 3 Heading into Season 3 of “Insecure,” Rae had a goal: She didn’t want her show to feel predictable or stale.

“When you get into a thirdseason show you kind of feel like you know it,” Rae says. “And even as writers you get a bit complacent like, ‘We know this [stuff], we know what we’re doing. We know who these people are. We got formula.’ And that’s what you never want.”

She ended up spending six months writing the episodes and three months filming. It all started with a retreat that she and executive producer Prentice Penny went on to discuss their thoughts for the season.

“Knowing where we took it overall,” she says, “I’m very proud of it.”

Lawrence bids farewell Most of the headlines surrounding the return of “Insecure” were

about how Jay Ellis’ character, Lawrence, would no longer be on the show. The development came after Rae’s character, also named Issa, moved on from Lawrence after their gut-wrenching breakup.

Fans petitioned for Rae to bring Lawrence back, but the creator said that while she adores the show’s fans, she’s not interested in “creative feedback.”

“If you’re predicting the show, then we’re not doing our job,” she says.

Fashionably forthright On “Insecure,” and in her real life, Rae has made bold fashion statements: On the show she wore a sweater with the N-word on it, and when she hosted this year’s Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards, she sported a belt embroidered with “Every N---- Is A Star.”

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Oscars don’t see the full picture FILM When the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its decision last week to add an award for achievement in popular film, the predictable howls went up throughout the Film Twitterverse.

As reported in Variety, the new category — along with an earlier date and shorter running time — was proposed by ABC shortly after this year’s awards show, which suffered a 19 percent dip in viewership compared with

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For now, the academy has consigned whoever wins best popular movie to a special hell: Their achievement will always have an asterisk attached. And they’ll know that, in a cynically conceived tug-of-war between art and commerce, even when they won they lost.

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Friends, fans offer support to ill Franklin MUSIC Fans and friends offered prayers and well wishes Monday to Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, who as of press time was seriously ill.

A source close to Franklin, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the person was not allowed to publicly talk about the topic, said Monday that the singer was seriously ill.

No more details were provided.

Mariah Carey, who considers Franklin one of her biggest influences, wrote on Twitter that she was “praying for the Queen of Soul.” Missy Elliott said that the public has to celebrate iconic artists before they die.

“So many [of them] have given us decades of Timeless music,” the rapper wrote on Twitter.

Last year, Franklin announced her plans to retire, saying she would perform at “some select things.” One of those events was a gala for Elton John’s 25th anniversary of his AIDS foundation in November in New York City, where Franklin closed the event with a collection of songs including “I Say a Little Prayer” and “Freeway.”

Pra The icon, who had battled undisclosed health issues in un recent years, canceled planned rec concerts earlier this year after co she was ordered by her doctor sh to stay off the road and rest up.

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You may find yourself in a situation that requires more from you than you are willing to give. The choice is yours.

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