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They found several large bags of lemons they believe were stolen from a nearby farm. (AP)

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Making profit from protest

Robin Bell has been illuminating buildings in D.C. as a form of protest since 2010. In the age of President Trump, his work is more popular than ever.

passions and technical skills back in 2010. In the midst of the Occupy movement, Bell projected messages against the conservative Koch brothers onto the walls of D.C.’s convention center.

Over the years, Bell expanded and experimented. He tried projecting messages onto the side of the Capitol and the Supreme Court building. In both cases, security chased him off within minutes.

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THE DISTRICT In a city with a long tradition of leftist activism, Robin Bell has become something of a D.C. celeb.

Every few weeks, Bell puts messages of protest on the side of the Trump International Hotel. He’s called President Donald Trump a pig and a racist, used smiling poop emojis, and taunted the president with images of his former lawyer, Michael Cohen.

And it’s all legal. Bell doesn’t use paint or posters, but a projector, so there’s no property damage and no crime. Police may swing by, but they can’t stop him.

His work has turned into an unexpected business opportunity. Activist groups have paid his crew to travel as far as Finland to project images on prominent buildings. “One of the secrets to what we do and how we’ve been able to pull it off is that we’re transparent,� Bell said. “We’re not hiding anything.�

The longtime D.C.-based activist and professional projectionist first combined his personal

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Bell works on his laptop to project a message on the Trump hotel.

hotel — just blocks from the White House — is fair game. Bell learned that as long as his crew members are not blocking traffic, obstructing the sidewalk or shining lights in the hotel windows, they’re fine.

Hotel security has called police, but there’s not much police can do, and the crew is usually gone within 30 minutes anyway. “We know we’re allowed to do it. The police kind of know we’re allowed to do it. But it all kind of depends on the officer and their mood,� he said.

The work with activist groups has turned into an unexpected moneymaker for Bell and his crew. When Trump met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki in July, the Human Rights Campaign paid to have messages about Chechnya projected on the presidential palace.

Adrienne Cooper, director of the environmental group Defend Our Future, has hired Bell twice to do projections on the EPA building. “It’s a way to stand out and do something a little bit different,� she said. “The staff of the EPA can ignore some billboard, but it’s harder to ignore a projection on the side of their own building.�

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PETA named Baltimore restaurant Land of Kush’s vegan crab cake a top 10 vegan seafood dish. (AP)

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MARYLAND The country’s longest-serving Senate president is facing an upheaval, one that could topple politicians less savvy and less dominating than Thomas V. “Mike” Miller Jr. But this is Miller, and Miller always endures.

The surging progressive wing of the Maryland Democratic Party defeated most of his lieutenants in the June primary and nominated gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous, a former NAACP president whose liberal agenda threatens to drive a wedge through Miller’s carefully calibrated chamber.

The number of left-leaning groups targeting Miller, D-Calvert, as the key obstacle on issues such as a $15 minimum wage and sanctuary protections for immigrants is growing. And the primary wins by progressive insurgents, as well as spirited challenges from Republicans, all but guarantee a more polarized General Assembly come January.

Yet political insiders say Miller’s perch atop the chamber he has led since Ronald Reagan was president is secure.

A conservative Democrat by Maryland standards, Miller, 75, has spent the summer crafting a

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Thomas V. “Mike” Miller has led Maryland’s Senate since the Reagan era.

new leadership team and reaching out to those who vanquished his political allies, preparing to move the chamber to the left on key issues and readjusting his grasp on the state’s levers of influence.

On Thursday, he joined other state lawmakers in endorsing Jealous, although he barely mentioned the nominee in his remarks.

“It goes without saying that he’s a political genius,” said U.S. Rep. Jamie B. Raskin, D-Md., who served nine years in the state Senate. “He has been open to a lot of the dramatic political changes of our time, even when it cuts against every fiber of his political upbringing.”

Senate Minority Leader J.B. Jennings, R-Baltimore County, said Miller treats all senators

as though they occupy a special place in society.

“He might hate you. He might fight you politically,” Jennings said. “But when it comes to being a senator, he treats you with respect.”

In some ways, Jennings said, the upheaval in the Senate could solidify Miller’s tenure. Not only has he created a new generation of loyalty among his incoming leadership team, but with a more polarized Senate likely to emerge, there’s also no other consensus candidate — and no one else the Republican caucus would be likely to support.

“For us, who is going to be more moderate than Mike Miller right now?” Jennings asked. “Nobody.” ERIN COX AND

Mike Isabella announced Friday that his high-profile food hall in Tysons Galleria has closed, making Isabella Eatery the fourth of his company’s establishments to shutter in the wake of a sexual harassment lawsuit he settled in May. As late as Thursday afternoon, Isabella had held out hope that he could work out a deal with the mall’s owners to save the Eatery. Isabella has closed three other restaurants since former Isabella Eatery manager Chloe Caras filed a federal lawsuit against him and other executives this past spring, alleging sexual harassment and accusing the company of retaliating against employees who tried to speak out about it.

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The Baltimore-Washington region’s rank as a casino market after it leaped past New York City, according to a new industry report. The region’s gambling scene is a rising national gaming competitor, according to the American Gaming Association. The area generated $1.77 billion in gaming revenue last year — surpassing New York City’s casino revenue of $1.57 billion — led by MGM National Harbor, which raked in $608.6 million. The local casino market trails only the Las Vegas, Atlantic City and Chicago markets in commercial gaming revenue, the report found. (TWP)

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Records: Ex-professor sent shirtless photos A U.S. Naval Academy official’s letter alerting a tenured professor of his termination says the professor sent students shirtless photos. The Washington Post obtained a copy of the Aug. 15 letter to 64-year-old ex-professor Bruce Fleming. Academic Dean and Provost Andrew T. Phillips also said in the letter Fleming touched students during class without consent. Fleming said this refers to hugs and shoulder pats. Fleming said his firing is an attempt to silence his criticism of the school, and he plans to appeal. (TWP/AP) BALTIMORE

Arrest made in woman’s abduction, slaying in Md. Baltimore police say a Maryland woman has been arrested in the death of a mother of two who was abducted and found dead in a burning, vacant home. Police spokesman T.J. Smith said Friday that Bobie Barncord, 28, of Glen Burnie faces first-degree murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment, first-degree arson and other counts in connection with Tiffany Jones’ death. Police said Jones was abducted Tuesday.

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State joins sex-offender record-sharing program Maryland is joining a sex-offender registry program that officials say will make it more efficient to share records. The Herald-Mail reported Maryland became the 17th state to join OffenderWatch last week. A statewide contract will allow every sheriff’s office, participating police departments and the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services to use the technology. Maryland residents will also be able to register online to receive alerts and updates at no cost when offenders register within a specific radius of their home. (AP)

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THE DISTRICT | Flags flying at half-staff in honor of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., frame the Capitol on Sunday. McCain, 81, died at his ranch in Arizona after a yearlong battle with brain cancer. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said he wants to rename the Senate building after McCain.

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State lawmaker loses posts after sex misconduct probe

Suspect arrested in girl’s fatal shooting; more sought

Visitors to Maryland’s Eastern Shore are taking home a nasty, stinging reminder from their day at the beach. Small jellyfish nicknamed sea lice have been hanging out in the surf around Ocean City’s beach. The stinging sea creatures can cause some people to feel a prickling sensation while they’re in the water. The result can be a rash with red, itchy or burning bumps within a few hours of exposure.

Officials recommend rinsing with freshwater soon after leaving the ocean. Sea lice have been a problem in Florida this summer, with other reports from North Carolina and Alabama. (AP)

A veteran state legislator accused of sexual misconduct will be stripped of his leadership positions and sent to one-on-one anti-harassment training, Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch said Friday. Del. Curtis Anderson, D-Baltimore City, who had been deputy majority whip, was the subject of an ethics probe into an alleged “pattern� of misconduct that included an allegation of sexual assault from 14 years ago and complaints from at least two current legislators and a former staff member about unwanted comments and a kiss. Anderson has denied the allegations and was not charged. (AP)

Police have arrested one of four suspected gunmen in the fatal shooting of Makiyah Wilson, 10, who died in Michals a barrage of 70 bullets fired into a courtyard, D.C. officials announced Saturday. The person arrested was identified as Qujuan Thomas, 20, of Southeast.

He was charged with first-degree murder while armed and is expected to make his first court appearance today. Authorities said they have identified Quentin Michals, 21, of Southeast, as a second suspect in the case. (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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A gunman opens fire at video game tourney

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JACKSONVILLE, FLA. A gunman opened fire Sunday at an online video game tournament that was being livestreamed from a Florida mall, killing multiple people and sending many others to hospitals, authorities said.

Sheriff’s officers did not immediately confirm the number of dead at the Jacksonville Landing, a collection of restaurants and shops along the St. Johns River.

But an official close to the investigation said the shooting left four people dead and that the gunman died from a selfinflicted gunshot wound. It was not clear if the official included the suspect in the death toll.

Sheriff Mike Williams said authorities had yet to identify the suspect who attacked the video football tournament, which featured the game “Madden NFL 19.” The competition was held in a gaming bar that shares space with a pizzeria. Viewers could watch the games online and see the players.

Investigators were looking into online video that appeared to capture the scene right before the shooting began, Williams said. A red dot that appears to be a laser pointer is visible on the chest of a player seconds before the first of a dozen gunshots rings out.

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Official: Shooter leaves multiple people dead at Florida shopping mall

Police gather after an active shooter was reported at a Madden video game tournament at Jacksonville Landing in Jacksonville, Fla., Sunday.

The shooti ng comes six months after a massacre at a high school in Parkland, Fla., that left 17 dead.

Electronic Arts, the digital interactive entertainment company in charge of the tournament, said it was aware of the shooting and cooperating with law enforcement. “This is a horrible situation, and our deepest sympathies go out to all involved,” the company said.

Player Drini Gjoka tweeted: “The tourney just got shot up.

[I’m leaving] and never coming back.” Then: “I am literally so lucky. The bullet hit my thumb.

Worst day of my life.”

Reports of the shooti ng quickly reached the University of Florida College of Medicine in

Jacksonville, the area’s premier trauma center. Six male shooting victims in their early- to mid-20s were treated there, four of whom were shot in the torso, said Marie Crandall, the attending trauma surgeon. The two others were shot in the extremities. One victim was in serious condition, but all were expected to survive.

Three other shooting victims, in stable condition, were treated at Memorial Hospital in southeast Jacksonville, hospital spokesman Peter Moberg said.

The Jacksonville Landing, in the heart of the city’s downtown, also hosts concerts and other entertainment. It was the site of a Donald Trump rally in 2015, early in his campaign for the White House. (AP/THE WASHINGTON POST)

The mayor of Mayo, Fla., a tiny town of less than 1,500 residents, announced Saturday that the city is switching its name to “Miracle Whip.”

The name change is a tongue-in-cheek marketing stunt for the Kraft Heinzowned mayonnaise alternative. The town’s elected officials, who had planned the stunt with Miracle Whip in secret, said they were planning to let residents in on the joke, but only after street signs and the name on the water tower were switched out. The town is getting between $15,000 and $25,000 for the name change, which will be used for city beautification. (AP)

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The approximate number of giraffe parts that were imported into the U.S. between 2006 and 2015, according to a new report by the Humane Society of the United States. That’s the equivalent of about 4,000 individual giraffes, the organization estimates. Researchers found 52 U.S. locations selling giraffe parts, including giraffe hide boots, bone knives and even giraffe skin Bible covers. There are now fewer than 100,000 giraffes left in the world, about 40 percent fewer than in 1990, The Guardian reports. (EXPRESS) Hurricane Lane brought record rain to Hawaii, but dissipated into a tropical storm

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UNC protesters clash over confederate statue Protesters clashed Saturday at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, resulting in several arrests. The protests came a few days after a group toppled “Silent Sam,” the school’s bronze statue of a Confederate soldier. Some protesters held Confederate flags, while others chanted against white supremacy. Police arrested seven people, many of whom were charged with assault.

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Trump Organization exec given immunity in probe Allen Weisselberg, chief financial officer for the Trump Organization, was granted immunity by federal prosecutors in New York who were investigating Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen. Weisselberg is one of the highest-ranking figures inside President Trump’s private company. Weisselberg was one of the executives who helped arrange for Cohen to be reimbursed for money paid to keep adult-film star Stormy Daniels quiet, according to a person with knowledge of his role. The Wall Street Journal first reported the deal Friday. (TWP) NEW YORK

Ex-CDC director Frieden accused of groping Thomas Frieden, one of the nation’s most respected medical experts, who led the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was arrested Friday on charges of forcible touching, sex abuse and harassment.

A woman has accused him of groping her in 2017 in his Brooklyn home. His attorney entered a not guilty plea Friday on his behalf. (AP)

Human Rights Watch: At least 16 children among nearly 30 kidnapped by ISIS in Syria

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John McCain was the presidential candidate for the Republican Party in 2008, losing to Barack Obama.

For McCain, country was first The death of the war hero, senator and presidential contender marks the end of an American political era so with courage and conviction, sometimes with grit and anger, almost always with humor and affection for those who joined him in the battles. As a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, he refused to leave behind his fellow POWs when he was offered the chance.

It was not in his character to do so, and throughout his life he always refused to abandon the causes in which he believed, even at times when he was a lonely voice.

The Vietnam prison camp was a brutal and dehumanizing experience that left him physically broken for the rest of his life. Yet even in pain, he operated with remarkable energy, always eager for the next fight.

He chose his battles, picked his fights, and then found allies wherever he could, whether in his own party or the other party.

He thrived on cross-partisan cooperation, when it was possible.

McCain wore his convictions, his disappointments, his anger, his ebullience openly. He was not afraid of reporters; in his 2000

White House lowers flags to half-staff in honor of McCain

Reactions McCain’s widow, Cindy: ”My heart is broken. I am so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years. He passed the way he lived, on his own terms, surrounded by the people he loved, in the place he loved best.”

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APPRECIATION The death of Sen. John McCain on Saturday marks the passing of a man, an American patriot and a politician whose record of service to country will always be his defining attribute. His death also punctuates the passing of an era of American politics, one that in these troubled times seems almost irretrievable. McCain would not want to hear that, but he would know it to be true.

The accolades for the Arizona senator — who died at the age of 81 after a battle with brain cancer — that poured forth in a torrent of admiration and respect in the hours after his death are deserved. He was a heroic figure who put country first, ahead of party, ahead of everything else.

Not a perfect man, as he was often the first to say, but someone whose very flaws made him a more authentic and effective advocate for the causes he pursued.

McCain was born and bred to serve, the son and grandson of Navy admirals, and he did

John McCain spent more than five years in captivity as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam.

campaign, aboard the bus he called the Straight Talk Express, he wore out the traveling press with rolling news conferences that seemed to last indefinitely.

In those days, he jokingly called the press “my base.” Such was the friendliness of the coverage.

Later, in the 2008 presidential race against Barack Obama, McCain felt the sting of coverage that was far less gentle, that was more favorable to the Democratic

President Barack Obama: “John McCain and I were members of different generations, came from completely different backgrounds, and competed at the highest level of politics. But we shared, for all our differences, a fidelity to something higher — the ideals for which generations of Americans and immigrants alike have fought, marched, and sacrificed.”

nominee than to himself. He could not hide his dissatisfaction. But it was the beginning of a different era, of social media and the like, changes that robbed him of some of the spontaneity that had marked his personality.

For the past three years,

McCain had been one of President Trump’s fiercest critics.

But in ways different from how Trump belittled him as “not a hero” for having been shot down in Vietnam. McCain’s criticisms were grounded in policy and conflicting world views, especially on Russia and Vladimir Putin.

In one of his final acts, he turned against the president and his own party to sink the bill that would have repealed and replaced the Affordable Care Act. That moment last year, devastating for what it did to the Republican Party and the president, stands as a reminder of the man and the time in which he long served.

McCain rarely wavered in the way he conducted himself and his politics, even to the end. But times change. His death is a reminder not only of the loss of a giant in American politics, but of a new time, with new challenges for the generation that now must follow in his footsteps. Will anyone pick up the legacy he leaves behind?

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Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama expected to speak at McCain’s funeral; cross-country farewell planned

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Francis accused of cover-up

Some 500,000 had been expected to attend the pope’s Mass in Dublin’s Phoenix Park on Sunday, but the crowd was noticeably smaller than that.

at Dublin’s Phoenix Park, Francis spoke in Spanish and asked for forgiveness for what he called “abuses of power, conscience, and sexual abuse perpetrated by members with roles of responsibility in the church,” according to a translation of his remarks.

“We ask forgiveness for some members of the church’s hierarchy who did not take charge of these painful situations and kept quiet,” Francis said.

Some 500,000 had been expected to attend the Mass, but the crowd was noticeably smaller, with patches of grass visible in areas that had been intended for spectators. Several hundred marched in protest of the pope’s visit in Dublin and the town of Tuam, where 796 children were secretly buried at a Catholic-run children’s home from 1925 to 1961.

The sexual abuses — in Ireland, the U.S., Australia,

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8 people, 6 of them kids, killed in apartment fire

Five people had life-threatening injuries Sunday, a day after a tourist bus flipped over on a Bulgarian highway, killing at least 16 and leaving 18 injured, authorities said.

The bus was carrying 33 pilgrims from the village of Bozhurishte on a trip to a nearby Orthodox monastery. Police said Sunday that 13 people died at the scene, among them a 13-year-old boy, and three of the injured died in the hospital. (AP)

Australia’s new prime minister, Scott Morrison, announced on Sunday a peace-making Cabinet that does not punish his rivals in a bruising power struggle that ousted his predecessor days ago. Morrison won a ballot of government lawmakers for the leadership on Friday. Morrison had been loyal to his predecessor, Malcolm Turnbull, who was forced out of office Friday after an internal coup by members of the ruling Liberal Party. (AP)

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People embrace while mourning the loss of eight people who died Sunday in a Chicago apartment fire.

Republican Troy Balderson declared winner of Aug. 7 House special election in Ohio

Eight people, including six children, were killed when a fire broke out before dawn Sunday at a Chicago apartment in one of the deadliest fires in the nation’s third-largest city in years, officials said. Two other people were hospitalized in very critical condition. One of the children who died was an infant. Officials also said that all the victims were in the same residence. The cause of the fire is not yet known. (AP)

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Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile and other countries — have fed and amplified the bitter polarization within the Catholic Church. Some of Francis’ critics, including Vigano, are calling for the pope to step down. The Vatican had no immediate comment.

The letter was the latest dramatic development stemming from a fresh wave of allegations related to clergy sex abuse and its cover-up. Rumors that had swirled for decades about McCarrick exploded in June, when Pope Francis suspended him. Last month, McCarrick, facing credible allegations of abusing seminarians and minors, became the first U.S. cardinal ever to resign.

Vigano, 77, was the Holy See’s apostolic nuncio, or ambassador, in Washington from 2011 until 2016. He has been a lightning rod within the Vatican who lost a power struggle under Benedict, emerged as a Francis critic, and reportedly ordered the halt of an inquiry into the alleged sexual relations between an archbishop in Minnesota and seminarians.

Jason Berry, who has written several investigative books about the Vatican, said he believes this is the first time a pope has been accused from within. CHICO HARLAN,

Heart benefits of aspirin may be overstated HEALTH Taking a low-dose aspirin every day has long been known to cut the chances of another heart attack, stroke or other heart problem in people who already have had one, but the benefits don’t outweigh the risks for many other people, major new research finds. The latest studies are some of the largest and longest to test aspirin in those who don’t yet have heart disease.

One study published in the journal Lancet found that aspirin did not help prevent first strokes or heart attacks in people at moderate risk for one because of other health issues.

Researchers gave aspirin or dummy pills to 12,546 people.

After five years, 4 percent of each group had suffered a heart problem — far fewer than expected, suggesting these people were actually at low risk. Other medicines they were taking to lower blood pressure and cholesterol may have cut their risk so much that aspirin had little chance of helping more, said study leader J. Michael Gaziano.

In another study, Oxford researchers tested aspirin in people with diabetes, who have a higher risk of heart problems.

They gave 15,480 adults either aspirin, fish oil, both substances or dummy pills every day. After seven and a half years, there were fewer heart problems among aspirin users but more cases of serious bleeding, so they largely traded one risk for another. MARILYNN MARCHIONE (AP)

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Smith can’t get in sync With few preseason snaps, Redskins quarterback has little chance to work on timing NFL Redskins coach Jay Gruden was not going to risk quarterback Alex Smith getting hurt before a real game. After losing rookie running back Derrius Guice in the first quarter of the first of four meaningless exhibitions, Gruden can’t afford more calamities.

“My whole intent is to get our starting group to [the opening game in] Arizona healthy,” Gruden said after Friday night’s 29-17 preseason loss to Denver.

By preserving the health of his most important players, Gruden is sacrificing at least a little piece of something important: timing.

Smith enters his first season with Washington having played precious few minutes with the men who will block for him and

the receivers who will catch his passes. Because Smith won’t play Thursday at Baltimore, his first preseason with the team amounts to one series in the second game and three in Friday’s third game.

Smith and his receivers were clearly off against the Broncos.

He went 3 of 8 for 33 yards and took a sack. Most of his throws were lofted a bit too far, the kind of thing that’s often fixed by familiarity and repetition. He and his receivers may have built a connection in practice, but it’s hard to duplicate game conditions in Richmond and Ashburn.

A few years ago, starters had the equivalent of a complete game spread over three exhibitions to jell instead of about a quarter of total play. But teams

Peterson a bright spot Although the Redskins’ first-team offense struggled in a 29-17 preseason loss to the Broncos on Friday, Adrian Peterson impressed in his first game action with the club.

Four days after signing a one-year deal, Peterson, 33, rushed for 56 yards on 11 carries. He rumbled for 7 yards on his first touch and broke off runs of 13 and 15 yards. (EXPRESS)

don’t expose their top players to that much contact anymore.

The first team Smith played with Friday wasn’t even complete. Tight end Jordan Reed, wide receiver Jamison Crowder and running back Chris Thompson were all held out.

“Any offense is going to be better with all the weapons out there, of course,” Smith said.

Going into Arizona, Smith will have thrown just 14 passes to his new teammates this preseason.

The risk for the Redskins is that may not be enough for a new quarterback and his offense to prepare for the regular season.

Smith has been remarkably consistent in his career. History says he won’t need many throws for those passes that were inches away from receivers’ fingers to start landing in their hands.

T he qua r terback ’s t i ming will have to be perfected in the contact-free cocoon of practice. Such is the choice in modern professional football.

Amid a probe into the football culture at Maryland, an Alabamabased attorney who said he has worked with the school’s athletes on eligibility issues for the past three years called its athletic department a “dysfunctional viper pit” rife with “internal backbiting and administrative incompetence.” Don Jackson posted those comments to Facebook on Friday, a day after the school stated that former athletic director Kevin Anderson, below, used a “serious lack of judgement” in 2017 by authorizing a $15,000 payment for Jackson’s firm to represent two football players accused of sexual assault. Two sources said coach DJ Durkin first contacted Jackson, who said he had minimal dealings with Anderson. (TWP)

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DUBLIN A former Vatican ambassador to the United States has alleged in an 11-page letter that Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis — among other top Catholic Church officials — became aware of sexual misconduct allegations against former D.C. archbishop Cardinal Theodore McCarrick years before he resigned this summer.

The letter from Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, who was recalled from his D.C. post in 2016 amid allegations that he’d become embroiled in the conservative American fight against same-sex marriage, was first reported by the National Catholic Register and LifeSite News, two conservative Catholic sites.

The letter offered no proof, and Vigano on Sunday told The Washington Post he wouldn’t comment further, beyond confirming that he was the letter’s author.

The accusations landed as Francis was in Ireland, wrapping up one of the most fraught trips of his papacy, coming face-toface with the church’s damaged credibility in a country reeling from decades of abuse. In a Mass

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Alex Smith has attempted just 14 passes in his first preseason with the Redskins.

It took only one pitch for Mana Lau Kong to deliver Hawaii its first Little League World Series title in 10 years. Kong homered on the first pitch his team saw, and Ka’olu Holt pitched a complete game to lead the team from Honolulu to a 3-0 victory over Seoul in the championship game Sunday in South Williamsport, Pa. Hawaii is now one of seven U.S. states with at least three LLWS titles. (AP)

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Forward has 32 points in Atlanta as Mystics lead best-of-5 semis MYSTICS 87, DREAM 84 Elena Delle Donne had 32 points and 13 rebounds, Ariel Atkins added 15 points and Washington beat Atlanta 87-84 on the road Sunday in the first game of the best-of-five WNBA semifinals.

Game 2 is Tuesday in Atlanta.

Elizabeth Williams finished with 15 points and 14 rebounds for the Dream, which never led.

Alex Bentley’s 3-pointer pulled

the Dream within three points midway through the fourth quarter. Tiffany Hayes banked in a fastbreak jumper and hit the ensuing free throw to pull Atlanta within three with 58.9 seconds left.

But Hayes missed a layup, and Jessica Breland couldn’t hit a 3 on Atlanta’s last possession before time expired.

Hayes, the Dream’s leading scorer, had 17 points but was mostly a non-factor for the first three quarters. Bentley scored 19 off the bench.

The Mystics hit all 20 of their free-throw attempts. Delle

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Elena Delle Donne and the Mystics play Game 2 on Tuesday in Atlanta.

Donne, who finished third in MVP voting, made 10 of them.

The Dream had won 15 of 17 games but were missing star guard Angel McCoughtry, who was lot for the season when she suffered a knee injury earlier this month.

Washington is trying to advance past the semifinals for the first time in its 21 seasons, but they are back in the postseason for the second straight year after getting swept in 2017 by eventual champion Minnesota.

The Dream have ended three seasons in the finals but were swept each time. GEORGE HENRY (AP)

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Soto’s grounder helps Nats end record drought Trea Turner set off a lively dugout celebration after scoring a run that ended Washington’s 32-inning scoreless drought, and then the Nationals really went wild at the plate, hammering the Mets 15-0 on Sunday in New York. The Nationals had been shut out in three straight games — for the first time since the team moved from Montreal to Washington in 2005 — before Juan Soto’s RBI groundout in the sixth. The Nats scored eight runs in the eighth — their biggest inning of the season. Mark Reynolds belted his sixth career grand slam in the ninth. (AP)

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As the Netflix rom-com factory keeps churning, it’s easy for selections to get lost, though that is not the case with “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” about a teenager whose private love letters to her crushes are inadvertently delivered to their doorsteps. A mere

week after its release, the film has whipped up an intense fan base and rave reviews.

The chance of a sequel from Netflix is likely — the film is based on Jenny Han’s popular young adult trilogy, so source material already exists. But, as happens with any hit, others in Hollywood will take notice as they try to replicate the success. And there are a couple of lessons from the positive reaction to the film.

First, it’s an important reminder that your rom-com leads don’t have to be all white. Even though that might seem like an obvious one, as it’s 2018 and there are many blockbuster movies that feature diverse casts, Han told People magazine that she had

The internet’s new beau Never, ever underestimate the power of a leading man who is simply kind. Lara Jean’s most significant crush, Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), has become an internet sensation. Sure, Peter is the typically handsome athlete, but he’s also sensitive, thoughtful and emotionally intelligent. E.Y.

to turn down offers from studios that wanted Lara Jean’s (Lana Condor) character to be white rather than Asian-American.

Another big lesson: Even though satire and snark are popular tonal choices, sometimes viewers crave a movie that’s just

really nice. Sound boring? Really, it’s just refreshing.

This has come up multiple times in coverage of the film, as the most common descriptor is “sweet.” Vox, for example, praised “the unabashed sweetness of this movie, and the way it builds itself around nice people who care about each other and want to do nice things for each other.”

Other movies only wish that they could form this kind of connection with viewers. So, hopefully, “All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” will not only help prove that rom-coms can command a devoted audience, but, with just a few unique elements, they can stand out from all the rest.

2 ‘Ozark’ Friday on Netflix

Jason Bateman and Laura Linney play a married couple who find themselves falling deeper into a life of organized crime in the Missouri Ozarks as the acclaimed drama series returns for a second season.

3 ‘Jack Ryan’ Friday on Amazon Video

John Krasinski is the latest star to fill the shoes of CIA analyst-turned-operative Jack Ryan as former “Lost” writers Carlton Cuse and Graham Roland adapt Tom Clancy’s political thriller series. (EXPRESS)

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We’ve lost a dear, dear friend and a wonderful man.”

LAS VEGAS MAYOR CAROLYN GOODMAN, tweeting in memory of Robin Leach, left. The Las Vegas Review-Journal

columnist and former “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” host died Friday at 76 after suffering a stroke.

Variety: Emma Watson replaces Emma Stone in “Little Women” film

Prince’s family sues doctor who prescribed pain pills

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1927-2018 Neil Simon, the Pulitzer- and Tony-winning author of plays such as “The Odd Couple,” “Barefoot in the Park” and “Lost in Yonkers,” was often called the world’s most popular playwright after Shakespeare.

Time magazine proclaimed him the “patron saint of laughter.” Simon, who died of pneumonia Sunday at 91, dominated Broadway like no other playwright of the past half-century.

Hardly a year passed from 1961 to 1993 without a new production by Simon, whose legacy was a colossally successful run of comedies and comic dramas on topics such as romance, adultery, divorce, sibling rivalry, cancer and the fear of aging.

Frequently, Simon’s plays centered on white, middle-class Americans — mostly New Yorkers and mainly Jews — but the characters were universally relatable. Boasting an arsenal of sarcastic wit, he considered himself “an investigator” of the quotidian.

“I don’t write social and political plays, because I’ve always thought the family was the microcosm of what goes on in the world,” Simon told The Paris Review in 1992. “I write about the small wars that eventually become the big wars.”

His output included dozens of plays, the scripts for five hit musicals, more than 20 screenplays and two volumes of memoirs. In the late 1960s and again in the mid-1980s, Simon had four shows on Broadway simultaneously, the only times since Avery Hopwood

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“The Odd Couple” playwright Neil Simon won Tony Awards for three plays and received the Pulitzer Prize for drama for his 1991 play “Lost in Yonkers.”

Neil Simon, left, and actor James Coco pose in 1981 while promoting the Broadway musical “Little Me.”

in the 1920s that a playwright had achieved such a feat.

His crowning early comic achievement was 1965’s “The Odd Couple,” which became a hit film and TV sitcom and introduced two characters now embedded in pop culture: the sloppy, funloving Oscar Madison and the fussy neatnik Felix Ungar.

Simon won Tony Awards for “The Odd Couple” and “Biloxi Blues” (1985), the latter being

part of his semi-autobiographical trilogy that included the longrunning shows “Brighton Beach Memoirs” (1982) and “Broadway Bound” (1986). He collected the Pulitzer Prize for drama and another Tony for “Lost in Yonkers” (1991), a comedy about multigenerational domestic conflict.

In the 1980s and ’90s, Simon faced a backlash from critics who thought that his seriousthemed works were concerned more with setting up a punchline than presenting fully rounded characters. Simon responded to such opinions in his 1999 memoir, “The Play Goes On.” “I have been accused by critics of trying to sugarcoat the pain with laughter,” he wrote. “I always thought the humor was the instrument I used to first reach people, and then, as an extension of the characters and stories, I would deliver the underlying issue, the pain that so many of us want to avoid at any cost.”

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“The fact that you paid $10 for cranberry juice, $30 for pancakes, and $42 for a salad is more shocking to me than anything else.” @HILLARYBEALE, reacting to a receipt

that Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander shared on his social media Friday. Verlander had lunch at the Beverley Hills Hotel, and was jokingly charged $1 million for being a “Dodger Killer” — a reference to the Astros’ defeat of the L.A. Dodgers in the 2017 World Series. Verlander said Sunday that the hotel actually paid for the meal.

“I think the people who didn’t pay for the KSI vs. Logan Paul fight are the real winners.” @TVKIPS, tweeting about the pay-per-view boxing match on

YouTube Saturday night between YouTubers Logan Paul and KSI, which was preceded by a match between their younger brothers, Jake Paul and Deji, who are also YouTubers. Rumors of a match began in February after KSI defeated another YouTuber, Joe Weller. KSI then challenged the Paul brothers, and the two sets of siblings started trading disses on their channels before the fight — and a rematch — were booked in March. Logan Paul and KSI’s match ended in a draw, while Jake Paul defeated Deji in a fifth-round TKO.

“NBC returned from a special report on John McCain’s death to ... this.” @JONBLATHO, reacting to the awkward

transition on Saturday night from NBC News’ breaking news alert on the death of Sen. John McCain to a rerun of “America’s Got Talent.” As is typical with breaking news, the report on McCain interrupted the channel’s programming, which resumed immediately afterward.

Many found it disconcerting that the “America’s Got Talent” segment that followed the unfortunate news was of two shirtless men simulating a love story between dolphins.

“How on Earth Serena’s outfit can be described as disrespecting the game is beyond me. Especially since it was designed to help protect against a potentially fatal medical condition.” @RISCASISTER, reacting to French Tennis Federation President Bernard Giudicelli’s comment that Serena Williams will no longer be allowed to wear her catsuit to the French Open. Williams wore the suit to this year’s tournament to prevent blood clots. She said Saturday that she was “fine” with the situation.

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) The information you share with friends is nothing new exactly, but it’s likely to affect everyone in a new way.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Things may slow down somewhat, but that will allow you to assess your progress.

Be honest with yourself.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may be unaware of how your actions are affecting someone else — and vice versa. It may be time to talk.

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PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You mustn’t keep silent about a certain issue that is becoming toxic within your relationships. It’s time to deal with it.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You must stick to your guns today, and trust that your priorities are correctly in line. What you do right now will have a lasting effect.

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A matter of honor cannot be avoided today. You must be willing to stand by what you believe in, even if it incurs a hardship.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You’ve made a plan and you’re fully prepared to implement it — so what’s the holdup? Someone may be standing in your way — but who?

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You mustn’t let anyone tell you that your contribution isn’t valuable today. On the contrary, much is made possible because you’re involved.

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1776: The Battle of Long Island begins during the Revolutionary War as British troops attack American forces who end up being forced to retreat two days later.

1883: The island volcano Krakatoa erupts with a series of cataclysmic explosions; the resulting tidal waves in Indonesia’s Sunda Strait claims some 36,000 lives in Java and Sumatra.

1979: British war hero Lord Louis Mountbatten and three other people, including his 14-year-old grandson Nicholas, are killed off the coast of Ireland in a boat explosion claimed by the Irish Republican Army.

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Sia told Rolling Stone that she rejected a photo request from President Trump after a “Saturday Night Live” taping in 2015. Having told Trump she didn’t want her fans thinking she agreed with his views, Sia recalled that the then-candidate “didn’t seem angry or hurt.” “It was as if he viewed me as protecting my brand,” she said. (EXPRESS)

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Beyonce and JAY-Z were unharmed after a man rushed the stage during their concert Saturday at MercedesBenz Stadium in Atlanta. The couple had just finished performing their final song, “Apes---,” when an intruder ran onstage, prompting several backup dancers to chase down the man before security officers helped subdue him.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle adopted a dog earlier this summer, People reported Saturday.

The dog, believed to be a Labrador, has reportedly joined the couple at their country getaway in the Cotswolds and at Kensington Palace’s Nottingham Cottage.

Markle already has a beagle named Guy but had to give her other dog, Bogart, to friends when she moved to London. (EXPRESS)

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