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Partisan outrage Kavanaugh battle adds to the rancor around key midterm races 12

New laws kick in Gun restrictions in Md., tax hikes in D.C. will go into effect today 4

Tough lesson Nats finish the season with a loss that shows how far they fell 13

Rescuers fear the death toll could climb into the thousands after a powerful earthquake and tsunami hit the island of Sulawesi 11

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A visitor looks at part of the work “Transit,” by Georg Korner, on Saturday at the Positions Art Fair in Berlin. This part of “Transit” is made up of 1,120 clay sculptures, each about a foot tall.

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Florida beachgoers were stunned when they saw a rattlesnake appear in the surf and struggle onto the sand Tuesday. Rhonda Saunders was at Pensacola Beach when she and others saw the snake struggling to keep its head above water. Saunders said a crowd watched as the snake fought its way to shore, appearing very weak. She said she felt sorry for it, but she had no intention of helping it. Animal control rescued the snake. (AP)

A Los Angeles man was fined $550 and ordered to pay restitution for riding an electric scooter while intoxicated and knocking over a pedestrian. The City Attorney’s Office said Thursday that the prosecution of Nicholas Kauffroath was the first legal case of a motorized scooter driver under the influence with a charge in L.A. Kauffroath had a blood alcohol level more than three times the limit while operating a Bird scooter. (AP)

A Georgia man is accused of stealing 150 pounds of waffle mix from a former employer. Peachtree City police spokeswoman Lt. Odilia Bergh told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday that Brandon Lee Nelson is charged with burglary. Police say Nelson drove to his former employer’s storage facility in August and stole five boxes of Golden Malted waffle batter. Bergh says Nelson then covertly sold it. (AP)

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page three At last, back is back on the field THE DISTRICT Jamal Speaks removed his helmet on the Ballou sideline, the sweat still glistening off his forehead as he adjusted his posture. Greeted by an onslaught of bright lights and microphones thrust in his face, Speaks held a steady gaze as he looked into the cameras. There were still 4.7 seconds left in Ballou’s 29-26 victory over Theodore Roosevelt on Friday night, but Ballou’s senior running back was the center of attention. Reporters rapidly fired questions until the game clock hit 00:00 and Speaks ran over to shake hands with his opponents. The 18-year-old breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, after all the paperwork, emails, phone calls and questions about his eligibility from D.C. athletic bodies — all because he does not have a permanent residence — Speaks had played his first high school football game in nearly two years. Did he think it would come with this much publicity? No. Did he care? Not really. “It just feels like a blessing to be in this uniform again,” Speaks

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Eligible to play again, a homeless Ballou player shines in his first game

On Friday, Jamal Speaks played his first game for Ballou High this season.

said, a wide smile engulfing his face. Speaks’ jubilance came two weeks after he originally was supposed to play against Anacostia but was told he couldn’t because of questions about eligibility raised by Ballou Principal Willie Jackson. Speaks had already been deemed eligible by the D.C. State Athletic Association (DCSAA), which oversees all high school sporting events in the District. But according to Speaks, Jackson

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“I have been off the field so long. I guess I started to feel myself toward the end.” JAMAL SPEAKS, an 18-year-old Ballou High running back, after he played his first football game in nearly two years. Last month, Speaks was told he couldn’t play in Ballou High’s first game because he doesn’t have a permanent residence.

insisted he couldn’t play because the District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association (DCIAA), the city’s public high school athletic league, had ruled him ineligible in August. After a public outcry, D.C. Public Schools, in line with DCIAA, stated Sept. 19 that it would reconsider his eligibility and that Speaks would be able to practice and play with the team until it was resolved. DCSAA Director Clark Ray said Thursday that D.C. Public Schools accepted the decision that Speaks was eligible to participate Friday. Since reports of Speaks’ living situation and eligibility surfaced, he has been the subject of many news reports. Not a very vocal person, he doesn’t crave the limelight. He would rather focus on his play. On Friday, his play got a chance to speak for him. Speaks scored Ballou’s first touchdown, and made a catch in the final minute to set his team up to score the winning touchdown. When Friday’s game ended, the lights over Theodore Roosevelt’s field completely and unexpectedly shut off to encourage Ballou to go home. Speaks made a beeline to the team bus. SAMANTHA PELL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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The National Zoo’s whitecheeked gibbon Muneca, perhaps the oldest of her kind in the U.S., was euthanized Friday. Born in Cambodia, Muneca came to the zoo in 1999, and at 51, the zoo said, she was the oldest white-cheeked gibbon in the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Species Survival Plan program. In its statement, the zoo said her health had deteriorated significantly in recent days, and zoo officials decided to end her life. “Primate keepers fondly remember Muneca’s feisty personality,” the zoo said. (TWP)

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D.C. principal on leave over alleged mocking A principal in D.C. accused of mistreating a student’s sexual assault claim has been placed on leave. Roosevelt High School Principal Aqueelha James was placed on paid leave Thursday. A civil rights lawsuit against James and the D.C. government centers on a June meeting about the assault. The freshman says a boy forced her into a bathroom, kissed her and tried putting a hand up her dress. She left the meeting and her mother followed, leaving behind a device that recorded James mocking the girl’s clothing and saying she planned to “embarrass her ass.” An official says the complaint will be reviewed again. (AP/TWP)

Maryland adds to sweeping gun regulations; several tax hikes begin in the District REGION Maryland will add three laws to its already sweeping gun control regulations today, while shoppers in the District will see their sales and cigarette taxes go up. The provisions are among hundreds of recently passed laws taking effect in the region today. In Maryland, the gun laws — passed in the wake of two mass shootings at high schools this year and the massacre at a Las Vegas concert last year — are designed to limit access to firearms and certain accessories. The state’s “red flag” law allows concerned family members and law enforcement to ask a

judge to temporarily confiscate firearms from gun owners who pose a risk to themselves or others. In February, before 17 people died in the Parkland High School shooting in Florida, five states had such laws. Now, Maryland is among 13 that do, according to Everytown for Gun Safety. Maryland is also banning the sale and possession of bump stocks and other rapid-fire accessories that can make a semiautomatic rifle fire almost as fast as a machine gun. The Las Vegas shooter used a bump stock as he fired on concertgoers, killing 58 people and injuring 500.

In addition, the state now requires gun owners convicted of domestic violence to surrender their firearms. Maryland will also grant state employees the most generous parental leave benefit in the region, giving parents of newborns and newly adopted children as much as 18 weeks off with pay. In the District, the general sales tax increases to 6 percent today from its previous 5.75 percent — part of a plan to pay for the District’s $179 million share of an agreement with Maryland and Virginia to give the Metro transit system dedicated funding. It will be the first time the

bus and rail system has a reliable revenue stream since it opened in 1976. The city’s estate tax exemption will also change to $5.6 million. The District’s exemption level was previously pegged to the federal level, which rose to about $11 million under the Republican tax bill approved by Congress last year. The tax on cigarettes will go up by $2 to $4.94, a 68 percent jump. The legal age for purchase of tobacco is also increasing, from 18 to 21, D.C. Council Secretary Nyasha Smith said. ERIN COX AND PETER JAMISON

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Catholic University dean suspended over tweets

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Catholic University’s president suspended a dean whose comments on social media questioned allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. John Garvey, the president of the university, said Friday the remarks “demonstrated a lack of sensitivity to the victim.” Will Rainford, the dean, had issued a written apology Thursday for a remark he made on his university Twitter account. Rainford questioned the account of Julie Swetnick, the third woman in recent weeks to accuse Kavanaugh of misconduct. (TWP)

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The maintenance backlog of Baltimore city public schools — more than double the district’s annual operating budget, The Baltimore Sun reported. A report released in 2012 found that the city needed an estimated $2.4 billion to replace or renovate its existing buildings. Nine state-of-the-art schools have opened since. (EXPRESS)

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Police: Suspect holes up in motel, flees via attic

THE DISTRICT | Father Jim, left, greets Rachel Conant and her dog, Samantha, 16, of Fairfax on Saturday during the annual Blessing of Animals at the Franciscan Monastery. The annual event, usually held at the beginning of fall, honors the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals and the environment.

Va. man gets 5 years for threatening to kill former Gov. McAuliffe

Police in Fairfax County are searching for a suspect who they say initially barricaded himself inside a motel room but then fled the building by going through the ceiling and into the attic. Police said officers arrived at the motel in the Alexandria area Saturday to serve an arrest warrant. Alton Thodos, 32, is wanted for warrants on grand larceny, credit card theft, credit card fraud and a probation violation. (AP)

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Police in Md. investigate killings as murder-suicide Detectives in Montgomery County are investigating the deaths of a man and woman at a home as a murder-suicide. Police said Sunday that officers responded to the home in the Spencerville area around 8 p.m. Saturday and found the 56-year-old man and 53-year-old woman dead inside. The victims had apparent gunshot wounds, and a gun was recovered at the scene. A preliminary investigation indicates the two were in a relationship and lived together at the home. They were not immediately identified. (AP)

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Roman Catholic Church officials have confirmed that a disgraced ex-cardinal who was removed from ministry amid allegations of sexual abuse has moved to a friary in remote western Kansas that is near an elementary school. The Archdiocese of Washington confirmed Friday that former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick is living at St. Fidelis Friary in Victoria, Kan., which is within a block of Victoria Elementary School. Victoria Elementary Principal Kent Michel says he only learned of it Friday. McCarrick, 88, was removed from public ministry in June after the church found credible allegations that he sexually abused a teenager while a priest in New York more than 40 years ago. (AP)

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An Army National Guard officer accused of stealing an armored personnel carrier from a Virginia base and leading police on a more than 60-mile chase has been deemed competent to stand trial. Joshua Phillip Yabut, 30, appeared Friday in court, where his attorney and a prosecutor reached a deal that dismisses charges of driving under the influence and unauthorized use of a vehicle. Yabut will still face a charge of felony eluding police. Authorities have said Yabut was participating in a training exercise when he drove away from Fort Pickett. (AP)

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Council poised to undo tipped-wage measure THE DISTRICT D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson, D, said Friday that he has secured enough votes and is moving ahead to overturn a voter-approved minimum wage increase for servers, bartenders and other tipped workers in the nation’s capital. The council is scheduled Tuesday to vote on Mendelson’s emergency legislation to repeal Initiative 77 before it takes effect on Oct. 9. Emergency legislation requires the support of nine of 13 members. Lawmakers on Tuesday will also cast the first of two votes to permanently overturn the ballot measure, which requires a simple majority. But another group of lawmakers is trying to hash out a compromise that could preserve a watered-down version of the law. The District currently allows employers to count gratuities toward the standard minimum wage while paying servers, bartenders and others a base wage of $3.89 an hour. Initiative 77, which passed in June, gradually raises that base wage until it matches the standard minimum wage in 2026. The measure has prompted a fierce debate about whether it wou ld help workers by

FENIT NIRAPPIL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

Officials could vote this week to repeal initiative raising workers’ wages

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser joins Council Chairman Phil Mendelson on Friday to speak about repealing a tipped-wage initiative passed by voters.

guaranteeing reliable income or hurt them by raising labor costs for their employers with the potential result that jobs will be cut or businesses will fail. The prospect of repeal has also sparked a debate about democracy and whether elected officials should be able to ignore the will of voters, particularly in the District, where residents already feel disenfranchised because they lack voting representation in Congress. Mendelson on Friday joined Mayor Muriel Bowser, D, to shore up public support for repeal, with a media event outside Duke’s Grocery in Dupont Circle and a discussion with a small group of workers from high-end restaurants who oppose the law. “Sometimes the council gets it

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wrong and sometimes the voters get it wrong, and in both cases the council has the obligation to fix it,” Bowser told reporters. The media event came a day after about 20 clergy and activists staged a sit-in at Mendelson’s office in City Hall and confronted staff in other lawmakers’ offices. They are asking lawmakers to respect the will of voters. “This is urgent. It’s not something we can take lightly,” said the Rev. Graylan Hagler, who led the sit-in, which included protesters singing civil rights favorites. On Friday, Mendelson said he had a discussion with Hagler that focused on the principles of overturning a ballot measure, but not the merits of the new law. FENIT NIR APPIL (THE WASHINGTON POST)

COST OF CHARLOTTESVILLE RALLY

The amount Charlottesville officials say the city spent on public safety work related to the oneyear anniversary of the deadly white nationalist rally. Officials say the city spent $600,000 more this year than last for the August event. Virginia State Police said last month they spent more than $3.1 million to provide security. (AP) Officials investigating sinking parking lot that’s being built as part of phase 2 of the Silver Line in Va.

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Macedonians approve name-change measure

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MACEDONIA A referendum on changing Macedonia’s name as part of a deal that would pave the way for NATO membership won overwhelming support Sunday, but low voter turnout highlighted the hurdles that still remain for the Balkan country to join the alliance. Prime Minister Zoran Zaev had hoped for a strong show of support in the referendum on whether to accept a June deal with Greece changing the country’s name to North Macedonia. That would help him with the next step of winning parliamentary support. Results from more than 97 percent of polling stations showed 91.3 percent of voters approving the deal. But turnout was just 36.8 percent, far from the massive support the government wanted. Opponents to the name change had called for a boycott of the vote and celebrated in the street outside Parliament when turnout figures were announced. Zaev said he would seek to secure the required two-thirds majority of the 120-seat parliament by next week for the constitutional changes. In Athens, the Greek foreign ministry noted the “contradictory” result — overwhelming approval along with low turnout

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Opponents of the referendum to change Macedonia’s name celebrate after the government announced low turnout rates for the nation’s vote.

— and said careful moves were needed to “preserve the positive potential of the deal.” If Macedonia’s parliament approves the constitutional amendments, Greece will then also need to ratify it. But Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faces political problems of his own. His governing coalition partner has vowed to vote against the deal, leaving Tsipras reliant on opposition parties and independent lawmakers. Under the deal, the former Yugoslav republic would amend its name to North Macedonia and Greece would drop its objections to the country joining NATO. The agreement aims to resolve a dispute dating from Macedonia’s declaration of independence from Yugoslavia in the early

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1990s. Greece, arguing its new northern neighbor’s name implied territorial ambitions on its own province of the same name, has blocked Macedonia’s efforts to join NATO since then. Opponents painted Sunday’s vote as a clear failure. “The fact is that the agreement with Greece did not receive a green light,” said Hristijan Mickoski, head of the opposition VMRO party. But the government called the referendum non-binding, meaning it can interpret the outcome as a fair reflection of public opinion regardless of turnout. For binding referendums, the Macedonian Constitution requires a minimum turnout of 50 percent of eligible voters to be valid. ELENA BECATOROS AND KONSTANTIN TESTORIDES (AP)

In a rich agricultural basin in southeastern Albania, gas pipeline construction work is offering archaeologists a unique insight into 5,000 years of history. The excavations near the village of Turan, which ended Friday, have unearthed one of the biggest ancient cemeteries in Albania, with about 1,000 layered burials. Under the bottom layer are traces of a rare Neolithic settlement demarcated by holes in the ground that supported the now-rotted wooden skeletons of small huts. Archaeologists found three cemeteries from the Iron Age, late Roman times and the Middle Ages. Grave goods included amber and glass beads, gold coins, medieval wooden caskets and swords. (AP)

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The number of Facebook users who were logged out of their accounts Friday after the social media giant discovered a data breach that gave hackers access to 50 million accounts. Facebook logged out the at-risk users in order to reset digital keys the hackers had stolen — keys normally used to keep users logged in, but which could also give outsiders full control of the compromised accounts. Affected users don’t need to change their passwords, although security experts say it couldn’t hurt to do so. (AP) State Department closes U.S. consulate in Basra, southern Iraq, following rocket attacks

President Trump signed an $854 billion spending bill Friday to keep the federal government open through Dec. 7. The bill’s passage avoids a shutdown before the midterm elections that will determine control of Congress. In his statement, Trump applauded that the bill includes $1.6 billion in funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border — far short of the $5 billion he was seeking. He also blamed Democrats for failing to agree to more. (AP) CHILE

Pope defrocks priest at center of sex scandal Pope Francis has defrocked the Rev. Fernando Karadima, the Chilean priest who was a central character in the global sex abuse scandal, the Vatican announced in a statement Friday. Karadima was originally sanctioned in 2011 to live a lifetime of “penance and prayer” for having sexually abused minors in the upscale parish he ran in Santiago, Chile. “Karadima’s grave crimes have caused exceptional damage in Chile,” Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said. AP) CALIFORNIA

Brown signs bill raising age to buy guns to 21 Starting next year, most people under 21 won’t be able to buy guns in California under a law Gov. Jerry Brown signed Friday. The law will prevent people under 21 from buying rifles and other types of guns. State law already bans people under 21 from buying handguns. Law enforcement, members of the military and people with hunting licenses are exempt from the restriction. Brown also signed two other bills restricting gun ownership. (AP)

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Musk out as chair, remains Tesla CEO BUSINESS Tesla chief executive Elon Musk agreed Saturday to step down as chairman of the electric-car maker he founded, an unexpected resolution to a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission 48 hours earlier that threatened to throw

Tesla into unprecedented chaos. The SEC sued Musk on Thursday for allegedly lying to investors when he tweeted in August that he had “funding secured” to take Tesla private, alleging that Musk wasn’t close to locking up the money to pull off the buyout. It sought to ban the impulsive billionaire from serving as chief executive of any public company. As part of the settlement, Musk will pay a $20 million fine. Tesla will separately pay

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Executive, company will each pay $20M in deal with SEC

The SEC sued Elon Musk for allegedly lying in a tweet about having funding to take Tesla private.

another $20 million, add two new independent directors to its board and monitor more closely Musk’s public communications. Under the settlement, which is subject to court approval, Musk

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will resign as chairman of the automaker within 45 days and be barred from that position for three years. He can remain on the board, and he remains CEO. The conditions of the agreement

“are specifically designed to address the misconduct at issue by strengthening Tesla’s corporate governance and oversight in order to protect investors,” Stephanie Avakian, co-director of the SEC’s Enforcement Division, said. The SEC had offered similar terms last week after conducting an investigation. But Musk rejected that initial settlement, people familiar with the matter said, prompting the SEC to file civil suit Thursday. Musk, meanwhile, hired several high-powered attorneys to prepare a defense. Tesla’s stock tumbled more than 14 percent following the SEC lawsuit. It is unclear why Musk changed his mind. RENAE MERLE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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New law limits provisions of noncompete contracts

3 killed in car explosion; police see no further threat

A typhoon ripped through Japan on Sunday and authorities were warning people to brace for heavy winds and rain in areas that include those devastated by a recent storm. Initial reports said 51 people were hurt. Many flights were canceled at major airports throughout Japan, including Tokyo’s Narita and Haneda, as Typhoon Trami approached. The storm destroyed power lines on the southwestern islands of Okinawa on Saturday. In its projected course were regions hit last month by Typhoon Jebi, which caused landslides and floods. Trami was expected to hit Tokyo late Sunday. (AP)

Workers with noncompete contracts in Massachusetts will be the first in the U.S. to enjoy a “garden leave” provision allowing them to get paid even after leaving a job. The rule takes effect today. Millions of U.S. workers sign agreements that restrict them for a designated period of time after departing a job from working for competitors or launching potentially competing startups. The new Massachusetts law restricts the contracts to no longer than a year, during which the previous employer must continue paying at least 50 percent of the departed worker’s base salary. (AP)

A car exploded on a downtown street in Allentown, Pa., in what authorities called a “criminal incident,” leaving three people dead and leading to a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents and an investigation by federal, state and local authorities. The blast late Saturday left three males dead, the Lehigh County coroner said Sunday. Autopsies were planned today, and the names of the victims will be released once their identities are confirmed and their families are notified. Officials said the blast was believed to have been an isolated incident with no ongoing threat to the public. (AP)

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Typhoon Trami hits land; 51 initially reported hurt

Officers on Sunday investigate the street in Allentown, Pa., where a car exploded Saturday, killing three.

2 police officers killed in shooting in Brookhaven, Miss.; suspect hospitalized after confrontation

AGELESS ATTORNEY

The age of attorney Morton Katz, who despite nearing 100 has no intention of retiring. Those who work with the Connecticut special public defender see no reason that he should, as Katz continues to handle complex cases with total acuity. The American Bar Association said it could not determine whether Katz is the oldest practicing lawyer in the U.S. Katz, meanwhile, says he plans to end his legal career “when they carry me out of here.” (AP)

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Deadly double tragedy Death toll from quake, tsunami on Indonesian island passes 800 and is expected to climb

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area, according to local officials. Hungry survivors have been looting unstable shopping centers for food, clothing and water. Adding to the chaos, local media reported that a prison wall collapsed, setting free hundreds of prisoners. The head of Palu Penitentiary, Adhi Yan Ricoh, said more than half of its 560 inmates escaped. AINUR ROHMAH AND

CULTURE Nobel Prizes are the most prestigious awards on the planet, but the aura of this year’s announcements has been dulled by questions over why so few women have entered the pantheon, particularly in the sciences. The march of Nobel announcements begins today with the physiology/medicine prize. Since the first prizes were awarded in 1901, 892 individuals have received one, but just 48 of them have been women. Thirty of those women won either the literature or peace prize, highlighting the wide gender gap in the laureates for physics, chemistry and physiology/ medicine. Some of the disparity likely can be attributed to underlying structural reasons, such as the low representation of women in high-level science. The American Institute of Physics, for example, says that in 2014, only 10 percent of full physics professorships were held by women. But critics suggest that gender bias pervades the process of nominations, which come largely from male tenured professors. Stung by criticism about the diversity gap among former prize winners, the Nobel Foundation has asked that the science-awarding panels for 2019 ask nominators to consider their own biases in the thousands of letters they send to solicit Nobel nominations.

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PALU, INDONESIA The death toll from twin disasters on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi — a major earthquake and the tsunami that followed — jumped to more than 800 on Sunday as rescue workers began to take stock of the wreckage, pulling out survivors buried under the rubble, treating patients and racing to get food and water to survivors. Most of those killed were in the badly hit city of Palu, the spokesman for Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Agency, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, said Sunday. But just 11 deaths were reported from Donggala, a town of 300,000 that has been largely cut off from rescuers, with poor communications. Officials have warned that the death toll could rise to the thousands. “The death toll is believed to be still increasing since many bodies were still under the wreckage” and others were out of reach, Nugroho said. The dead, he said, either drowned when the tsunami hit or were killed by collapsed buildings and rubble. Photos showed bodies lined up in body bags, as police began the grim task of identifying them and reporting the deaths to families. Victims are being buried in mass graves, but all victims will later be “buried properly,” Nugroho said. A 7.5 magnitude earthquake triggered the massive tsunami on Friday that crashed into Palu, Donggala and the surrounding settlements. Officials on Sunday shared videos and photos of land “liquefaction” in the wake of the disaster, where the soil turns into something akin to quicksand and

Villagers carry the body of a victim Sunday following an earthquake and tsunami in Palu, Indonesia.

Insufficient warning? Questions remain about the apparent failure of a warning system and a tsunami alert that was dropped too quickly. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Agency, blamed the rising death toll on a lack of advance warning. Indonesia’s geophysics agency said the agency immediately issued a tsunami warning after the earthquake. The agency estimated the tsunami would occur at 5:22 p.m., but ended the warning at 5:36 p.m., prompting criticism that the warning was lifted too soon. (TWP)

drags buildings along with it. In Palu city, rescue teams were evacuating almost 50 people trapped in the ruins of the RoaRoa Hotel, a 50-room, eight-story hotel that collapsed after the earthquake. Several were pulled out alive, and rescuers could hear the screams of others throughout the night. A correspondent for a local newspaper said that at least three other hotels with guests in

Rescuers evacuate a tsunami survivor from a damaged house on Sunday. Officials have warned that the death toll could rise to the thousands.

them have also collapsed. Heavy equipment able to move rubble and a plane used to evacuate people were on their way to the city, and international relief agencies were starting to reach the area on Sunday. Traumatized victims, many of whom were sleeping in tents and being treated for injuries, continued to be shaken by aftershocks. At least 200 have hit the

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Midterms grow even uglier WASHINGTON The emotional battle over sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh burst into the midterm elections after a dramatic week of wrenching testimony and raw partisan rage on Capitol Hill, tossing an explosive and sensitive issue into the final weeks of the closely fought campaign for control of Congress. Tight races already hinging largely on how women feel about President Trump have been further roiled by the emotional appearance Thursday by Christine Blasey Ford and the anger-filled response from Kavanaugh. The issue is resonating in two distinct ways: It threatens to further erode support for House Republicans already struggling to survive in centrist suburban districts, while in Senate races it is giving GOP challengers in pro-Trump states a chance to inspire previously unenthusiastic conservatives. In Indiana, for example, the Republican challenger to Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly, who announced opposition to Kavanaugh following the testimony, released a video over the weekend saying the effort to derail Kavanaugh “tells you how Democrats roll” and calling it a “real eye-opener for folks across Indiana” that Donnelly “takes his

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instructions from [Democratic leader] Chuck Schumer.” In heavily pro-Trump West Virginia, where Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin remains undecided on the nomination, Trump used a Saturday night campaign rally to laud Kavanaugh’s “brilliant and really incredible character, quality and courage.” In a nod to the pressure from both sides on Manchin, Trump added: “A vote for Judge Kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the Democrat Party.” And in Texas, the Democratic challenger in the 33rd Congressional District near Austin mentioned the Kavanaugh battle at a Saturday campaign event as

she told her story of how hard it was to come forward after she was assaulted while serving in the military. “Normally, I say that these national-headline, political-pundit things aren’t what people in this district pay attention to,” MJ Hegar said during an appearance in Taylor, Texas. “This is an exception.” The controversy has splashed over a midterm landscape that leaders of both parties have seen as generally favorable for Democrats, with Trump’s unpopularity driving a shift in some parts of the country, particularly suburbs, that voted for Republicans in 2016. At stake, at least in the battle for the Senate, is the power to

block or affirm Trump’s Supreme Court nominees — perhaps even the current one, if Kavanaugh is defeated and an alternative cannot be confirmed before year’s end. Some House Democrats have vowed that, if they win the majority, they would launch an investigation of a Justice Kavanaugh, with impeachment as a potential outcome. What’s certain is that the emotional and cultural debate about Kavanaugh and his accuser has already inflamed the national divide over Trump, himself accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, that was already driving the cycle. AMY GARDNER AND MIKE DEBONIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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“I’m a victim of sexual assault.” KELLYANNE CONWAY, White House counselor, revealing her own experience during an interview on CNN’s “State of

the Union” on Sunday. Conway said she empathizes with victims of sexual assault but that women’s shared outrage over sexual misconduct shouldn’t affect Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.

Senator Warren, D-Mass., says she will take “hard look” at presidential run

White House: FBI probe can’t be open-ended WASHINGTON The White House has not placed any limits on the FBI investigation into claims of sexual assault leveled against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh but is also opposed to an openended “fishing expedition” that could take a broader look at Kavanaugh’s credibility, two Trump administration officials said Sunday. The statements, made by press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway in television interviews, followed reports that federal investigators are pursuing allegations made by two women but not a third, Julie Swetnick, who signed a sworn affidavit accusing Kavanaugh of sexually aggressive behavior and being present at parties where gang rapes occurred. President Trump tweeted late Saturday that he wanted the FBI “to interview whoever they deem appropriate, at their discretion.” Sanders said on “Fox News Sunday” that the White House is “not micromanaging this process” but also said an open-ended probe into Swetnick’s claims and whether Kavanaugh may have misled lawmakers in his Senate Judiciary Committee testimony would not be acceptable. “The Senate is dictating the terms. They laid out the request, and we’ve opened it up,” Sanders said, adding, “This can’t become a fishing expedition like the Democrats would like to see it be.” MIKE DEBONIS (TWP)

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Bryce Harper leaves the dugout Sunday in what might have been his last game with the Nationals.

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After getting outclassed by a playoff team, Rizzo says winning in the bigs ‘isn’t easy’

Victor Robles was caught stealing, the kind of error that hurt the Nats in ’18.

the end most, but not because he thought his job was in danger. Before the game, Rizzo reiterated that he had not considered any scenario in which Martinez would not manage the team next year. Martinez’s eyes welled when he talked about Bryce Harper — who becomes a free agent — as well as

when he talked about the season, rattling off positives about players and expressing pride that the team never fell apart. But other than Martinez, no overwhelming disappointment gripped the clubhouse. The Nationals already had time to grieve. In Sunday’s game, Victor

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Robles hit the first pitch up the middle. Two pitches later, the Rockies picked him off. It was the type of little mistake that everyone in that clubhouse agreed undid the Nationals this year. “It’s really shown us … that winning in the big leagues isn’t easy,” Rizzo said. “It’s a difficult task. We’ve made it look pretty easy the last seven years.” It wasn’t all negative. For the seventh straight year, the Nats finished with a winning record. Trea Turner led the majors with 43 stolen bases. Juan Soto became the most prolific offensive teenager since Harper, second only to Mel Ott for home runs by a teenager in a season with 22. Anthony Rendon had the best season of his career, hitting .309 with 24 homers and 92 RBIs. Max Scherzer struck out 300 batters. Harper had a monstrous second half to get his first 100-RBI season, just in time for free agency.

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Parent says she flagged abuse in ’16 For six weeks, investigators have interviewed current and former players, parents and coaches involved with Maryland football in order to produce a report on allegations that coach DJ Durkin, below, fostered a toxic, abusive culture. Multiple players have told investigators that fear and humiliation were wielded as weapons, that they were plunged into depression and that extreme workouts led to players vomiting and passing out. A former player’s mother told The Washington Post she sent a letter to school officials in December 2016 — more than a year before Jordan McNair died of heat stroke after a workout — warning that Durkin’s “abusive actions” intentionally caused “emotional distress.” (TWP)

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Marcus Mariota hit Corey Davis (161 yards receiving) with a 10-yard TD pass near the end of overtime to push the Titans past the visiting Eagles. Tennessee trailed by 14 in the third quarter. Mariota threw for 344 yards with two TDs and a pick. He also ran in a score. The Titans (3-1) also came up with four sacks. The Eagles (2-2) had their chances to win both at the end of regulation and in OT, but were forced to settle for a pair of field goals by Jake Elliott. (AP)

Ka’imi Fairbairn hit a 37-yard field goal as time expired in overtime Sunday to give the Texans a win in Indianapolis. Fairbairn had missed wide left on his first try — just after Indy called timeout. The Colts (1-3) threw an incomplete pass on fourthand-4 from their own 43 to give the ball to Houston (1-3) for a chance to win. The loss spoiled a milestone day for Adam Vinatieri, 45. He became the career leader in field goals (567) with the first of two kicks. (AP)

Andy Dalton threw a 13-yard TD pass to A.J. Green with 7 seconds left to win for the Bengals on Sunday in Atlanta. Dalton completed two passes on fourth down to Tyler Boyd, who had 11 catches for 100 yards, to keep the drive alive. Giovani Bernard ran for 69 yards and two TDs for Cincinnati (3-1). Matt Ryan threw three touchdown passes as the Falcons (1-3) topped 30 points for the third straight week. (AP)

Mitchell Trubisky, the No. 2 overall pick in last year’s draft, threw six touchdown passes Sunday in Chicago to lead the Bears to their third straight win. The Bears (3-1) racked up 483 yards on the way to their highest point total since 2012. The defense did its part, harassing QB Ryan Fitzpatrick before Jameis Winston took over to start the second half for the Buccaneers (2-2). In his first game this year, Winston was 16-for-20 with 145 yards, one TD and two interceptions. (AP)

Tom Brady threw for 274 yards with three TDs and two picks Sunday as the Patriots bounced back from two straight defeats and dealt the visiting Dolphins their first loss of the season. Brady improved to 15-1 as a starter against Miami (3-1). Miami was just 3-of-11 on third down and managed only 172 total yards. The Dolphins also had two turnovers. In his debut for New England (2-2), receiver Josh Gordon had two catches for 32 yards. (AP)

Aaron Rodgers and tight end Jimmy Graham connected on their first touchdown of the year, and the Packers posted their first shutout in eight years on Sunday in Green Bay. Rookie Josh Allen accounted for three turnovers for Buffalo (1-3), including two interceptions and a fumble. Green Bay (2-1-1) sacked Allen seven times. (AP)

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Brewers, Cubs, Dodgers and Rockies will decide division winners today MLB Triple Crown hopeful Christian Yelich and the Brewers enjoyed an 11-0 romp over the Tigers on Sunday in Milwaukee, finishing the season tied atop the NL Cenral at 95-67 and advancing to a tiebreaker against the Cubs today in Chicago (1 p.m., ESPN). The winner will take the division title. The loser will host the NL wild-card game Tuesday

against the loser of the RockiesDodgers game — a battle of 9171 teams slated for today in Los Angeles — to decide the NL West. That game is at 4 p.m. on ESPN. The Dodgers routed the Giants 15-0 on Sunday, and Colorado beat Washington 12-0. Gio Gonzalez threw five scoreless innings to help Milwaukee win its seventh in a row Sunday, and Chicago beat St. Louis 10-5. Yelich went 0 for 2 with two walks and scored twice, ending his 10-game hitting streak. He is hitting .323 in his first season with Milwaukee, locking up the

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NL batting champ Christian Yelich (.323) has 109 RBIs, 36 homers and a shot to win the Triple Crown.

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first batting title in Brewers’ history. He has 109 RBIs, tied with Colorado’s Nolan Arenado and two behind leader Javier Baez of the Cubs. Yelich’s 36 home runs are tied with Colorado’s Trevor Story and St. Louis’ Matt Carpenter, one behind Arenado. The tiebreakers are considered game No. 163 of the regular season, meaning Yelich’s stats — and those of Arenado and Baez — from today’s games will count in the totals. The last NL player to win the Triple Crown was Joe Medwick in 1937 for St. Louis. JOE TOTORAITIS (AP)

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showbiz conservatives, and “Last Man Standing” — about a man named Mike Baxter (Allen), who works in the corporate offices of an outdoor-sports retail chain and lives in a home of females (his wife and daughters) — seems to be an unimaginative and needlessly regressive exercise in the flattest form of sitcom-making. On the other hand, “Murphy Brown” — a revival that happens to be on the opposite side of the political spectrum — is just better written, more inventive and infused with purpose. But like Candice Bergen’s Murphy, Allen uses Mike mainly as a platform to gripe and opine in snarky bursts — in his case, about the left and his perceived status as an oppressed white male.

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Holding a grudge “Last Man Standing” was picked up by Fox for a seventh season after ABC canceled the sitcom last year. Unchanged in every way that counts (aside from some recasting and redecorating), the show wears itself thin with at-the-camera winks about ABC’s egregious swing of the ax — even if the show did have better ratings than many of its peers. H.S.

The political undertones are present throughout. A daughter studying at the Air Force Academy comes home for a break and immediately clashes with her older sister. “Since when did you get ‘woke’?” the conservative daughter asks the other. “A year

ago, you thought the presidential seal was an actual seal.” After much bickering, the household declares a moratorium on politics. Then and only then does it feel as if “Last Man Standing” is reflecting the reality of most American households, where “don’t ask, don’t tell” has come to refer to the daily news. “Last Man Standing” is no great prize to have won back, but if it fits the bill, then leave it be. But let’s hope for some asyet-unmade comedy or drama that will accurately convey the American conservative experience to a broad audience. After all we’ve been through together (and apart), those who watch it really do deserve better.

2 ‘Private Life’ Friday on Netflix

Writer-director Tamara Jenkins’ first film since 2007’s “The Savages” features Paul Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn as a 40-something couple coping with infertility as they try to start a family.

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The domestic box office haul for “Night School” over the weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday. The comedy drew a diverse audience: 37 percent white, 30 percent African-American and 24 percent Hispanic. The animated release “Smallfoot” trailed in second with $23 million, while “The House With a Clock in Its Walls” finished third with $12.5 million and “A Simple Favor” came in at No. 4 with $6.6 million. The box office take marked a 15.5 percent increase over the same weekend last year. (AP) Chicago blues legend Otis Rush died Saturday at 84

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Morbid curiosities: TV sitcoms believe in life after death TV is really digging into the afterlife. NBCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sitcom â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Good Place,â&#x20AC;? back for Season 3 (8:30 p.m. Thursdays), is about four not-so-nice people who die in random ways. They think theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re in heaven â&#x20AC;&#x201D; only itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really hell, because everyone knows heaven would not have lots of froyo shops. The Amazon series â&#x20AC;&#x153;Forever,â&#x20AC;? which dropped its full first season last month, is about a couple who seem content with their boring life until â&#x20AC;&#x201D; second episode spoiler alert â&#x20AC;&#x201D; he dies in a ski accident and she chokes on a nut. Life after death is just as boring. Oscar (Fred Armisen) makes the same trout dish for wife June (Maya Rudolph) and secretly rearranges the flatware she puts in the dishwasher because, to his annoyance, she puts it in bottom end up. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Foreverâ&#x20AC;? has earned praise, but its charm escapes me. Armisen and Rudolph are muffled and melancholy.

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President Trump saying during a rally Saturday that he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “fell in love.” Trump said it was a result of the “beautiful letters” exchanged since the two met in June. His compliments of the totalitarian leader didn’t go over well.

“This dude caught Giancarlo Stanton’s dinger in the Green Monster, chucked it back and hit him rounding second. Legendary.” @REALKENTMURPHY, discussing a Boston Red Sox fan pelting the rival Yankees’ outfielder after he hit a home run during a Saturday night game. The toss hit Stanton as he was passing second base, but he laughed it off. The Yankees won 8-5.

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fun+games Horoscopes

Scrabble Grams

PAR SCORE 150-160, BEST SCORE 210

Sudoku

EASY

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Someone will surely be glad to see you when you are back together. This may not be for some time. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You may have to adjust your thinking today to accommodate the way someone else views the situation you both are in. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Flexibility counts for much today, and the more you can maneuver the greater your chances of success. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You are enthusiastic about what you know is just around the corner, but you may have a hard time getting others to share your feelings. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) The difference between the truth and a fabrication will be clear to you today. It’s time for you to take a stand.

FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Certain duties may have you thinking you would be better off somewhere else — until you realize you can take care of them with little trouble. ARIES (March 21-April 19) The challenge you face today is likely to crumble into nothing when you begin to analyze it closely. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’ll

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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

79 | 64

want to get together with someone who thinks about things in a way that complements your approach.

TODAY: Go ahead and make your outdoor lunch plans now. In all fairness, it may feel a little warm and humid, but it’s hard to complain after all the rain and clouds we’ve seen. Skies should be mostly sunny through much of the day, although we’re likely to see a few more clouds pop up during the afternoon.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20)

Remaining calm is a necessity today; you’re not likely to impress anyone by letting your emotions get the better of you. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You’ll get more than you deserve today — and less, too, in one regard. You’ll want to make sure things come out more evenly in the future.

Need more Sudoku? Find another puzzle in the Comics section of The Post every Sunday and in the Style section Monday through Saturday.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

AVG. HIGH: 74 RECORD HIGH: 93 AVG. LOW: 56 RECORD LOW: 36 SUNRISE: 7:04 a.m. SUNSET: 6:50 p.m.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are

surely deserving of praise today, but it’s not likely to come your way because the best of what you’ve done remains under wraps.

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

80 | 66

81 | 68

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

82 | 66

80 | 68

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Even

routine affairs require more thought than you are used to giving them. Other complications surprise you, too.

DAILY CODE

today in histor y

1910: The offices of the Los Angeles Times are destroyed by a bomb explosion and fire; 21 Times employees were killed.

1937: Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black delivers a radio address in which he acknowledges being a former member of the Ku Klux Klan, but says he had dropped out of the organization before becoming a U.S. senator.

1996: A federal grand jury indicts Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski in the 1994 mail bomb slaying of advertising executive Thomas Mosser. (Kaczynski was later sentenced to four life terms plus 30 years.)

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HOSPITAL OR VET?

ACROSS

48 Valentine gifts

Blackens meat

53 Borden’s ad cow

Offshore greeting

56 Hug tightly 58 Hypnotic state

14 Resurrected

63 Edible equines (End)

15 Easy running gait

66 Edible Pacific root

16 Singer Fitzgerald

67 Royal in a sari

17 Edible equines (Start)

68 Home buyer’s option

Safe cracker of old films

46 Jazz fan, old-school

57 “... ___, whatever will be ...”

11 Site of applauded kisses

48 Stops being busy

59 Splittable bit

12 Vegas pull-downs

49 Scheduled in a bar?

60 La ___ (strange weather pattern)

50 Frighten

61 New England fishes

13 Check recipient 18 PI or sleuth 19 That dude?

69 Make like a geyser

23 Scot’s fishing spot

21 Shake, as liquids

70 Resting over

22 Star quality

71 Accumulate strategically

24 Weapons stockpile

26 Guest columnist’s essay

26 Hawaiian island 28 Goofs up

Dungeness creature

29 Two pills, often

32 It involves long stretches

Quarterback’s shout

35 Upper-class Brit

41 Edible equines (Middle)

“Dream on, clown!”

Makeover

43 Like the wind

Trap

44 U-turn from every single time

Hearty pub brew

37 Minuscule amount

Manually attack weeds

38 Cotton on a stick

Sense-dulling drug

40 “___ in America”

45 Holier ___ thou 47 In a skillful manner

51 Macaroni variety 52 “Do the Right Thing” character 54 “___ be my pleasure”

62 A relative of Cain 64 Plastic ___ Band 65 Bitty bite

27 Barely paid labor

DOWN

30 Nabisco offering

55 Soap’s Kane

10 Affect emotionally

20 U-turn from after

25 Old code pioneer

42 Charged particles

FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

31 Brewery oven 33 Servant of a small queen 34 “This ___ what I expected” 36 Chain in a cell

39 Cash register

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ENGAGEMENTS

Call us when Eddie files the actual paperwork Eddie Murphy is engaged to model Paige Butcher, E! News confirmed Friday. Butcher, 39, is pregnant with the couple’s second child. Murphy, 57, was married to Nicole Mitchell Murphy from 1993 to 2006. He and Tracey Edmonds also exchanged vows in 2008, but they broke up two weeks later and never made the nuptials official. (EXPRESS)

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DIVORCES

Instagram continues its takeover of reality TV “Jersey Shore” star JWoww filed for divorce last month from her husband of less than three years. Filed Sept. 12, the divorce complaint cites irreconcilable differences between JWoww and truck driver Roger Mathews. After the news broke, Mathews posted an Instagram video in which he vowed to win JWoww back. (EXPRESS/AP)

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Kanye finally finishes reading ‘The Joy of Less’ Kanye West tweeted Saturday that he is now known as “Ye” and changed his user name to the new moniker. “The being formally known as Kanye West,” he tweeted. “I am YE.” The rapper, who named his June album “Ye,” was still introduced as Kanye West during his subsequent appearance on “Saturday Night Live.” (EXPRESS)

Gwyneth Paltrow married “Glee” co-creator Brad Falchuk in a private ceremony Saturday in the Hamptons, according to People. The guest list reportedly included Robert Downey Jr., Jerry Seinfeld, Steven Spielberg and Cameron Diaz. Paltrow, 46, and Falchuk, 47, announced their engagement in January on the cover of Paltrow’s Goop magazine. The ceremony marked Paltrow’s first wedding after she eloped with Coldplay singer Chris Martin in 2003. Paltrow and Martin, who have two children together, announced their “conscious uncoupling” in 2014. (EXPRESS)

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Lindsay Lohan streamed a bizarre confrontation with a homeless family Friday. Lohan began her Instagram Live video, seemingly filmed in Moscow, by offering to let the family of four stay at her hotel. The encounter turned tense when the offer was declined by the family, whom she believed to be Syrian refugees. The mother then apparently struck an aggressive Lohan, who was speaking in a Middle Eastern accent. (EXPRESS)

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