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A sea lion wandered into an intersection in Point Loma, San Diego, on Monday, and lay on the ground refusing to move, local news outlets reported. Officers were called around 3:30 p.m. and were followed by a team from SeaWorld San Diego, which caught the sea lion and planned to examine her before releasing her into the ocean. SeaWorld said the sea lion seemed healthy, though it was unusual for her to be in the street. (EXPRESS)
The owners of a bookstore in Cardigan, Wales, have given it to a customer who won a raffle, BBC News reported Tuesday. Paul and Leila Morris founded Bookends in 2014, but as Paul’s health worsened and they wanted to travel, they decided to raffle it off. Winner Ceisjan Van Heerden, of the Netherlands, is taking it over with his online friend Svaen Bjorn, of Iceland. The two had been gaming together for years, but had never met. (EXPRESS)
A cyclist is attempting to break his own Guinness World Record by cycling across the country on one wheel — not on a unicycle, but while popping an eternal wheelie on a regular bicycle, KGUN-TV reported Monday. Kurt Osburn of Las Vegas hopes to ride from California to Florida in 45 days. Osburn, whose brother is a double amputee, aims to raise funds for children with disabilities. He has been training for his latest ride for two years. (EXPRESS)
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A celebration of deaf culture First sign language Starbucks in the U.S. opens on H Street HISTORY
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THE DISTRICT The storefronts along Washington’s bustling H Street Northeast are lit up with familiar names and logos: Petco. Whole Foods. CVS. There is also a Starbucks. Or, more specifically, S-T-A-RB-U-C-K-S spelled out in the hand symbols of American Sign Language. That finger-spelling is one way to spot the coffee giant’s first U.S. signing store, where 24 deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing employees run the shop using ASL. The store debuted Tuesday after being converted from a standard Starbucks location to make the design and technology more accessible. It’s a step, employees and advocates say, toward boosting employment opportunities for the deaf community while also immersing hearing individuals in deaf spaces. “My identity is accepted here,” said Crystal Harris, a barista at the signing store. “Deafness has many faces.” The store is just blocks from
A new Starbucks was designed with deaf customers in mind. The store employs deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
Gallaudet University, a 150-yearold institution and the world’s only university designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. On the inside, what may appear like any other Starbucks cafe has been specifically laid out and decorated to celebrate deaf culture. One entire wall, for example, is covered by a multicolored mural commissioned by a deaf artist and Gallaudet faculty member. In finger-spelling, the mural depicts a lowercase “d,”
representing deafness, an uppercase “D,” representing deaf identity, an eye to represent visual connections, a hand holding a coffee cup, and other symbols showing the merging of deaf and hearing cultures. Customers can communicate in ASL or write their orders on a tech pad. Rather than wait to hear their names called at the end of the bar, customers look up at a screen showing when their drinks are ready. The store was also remodeled
to maximize light and open lines of sight — high-top tables or tall stacks of cups, for example, can limit visibility for people signing to each other. Non-signing customers are also encouraged to use visual cues. Rather than sign that the store didn’t carry chamomile tea, for example, one employee waved his hand across his neck — signaling “no” — and then pointed to a printed menu with other options. RACHEL SIEGEL (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Va. gives $1M to preserve battlefields Virginia says it will spend more than $1 million in state grants to help preserve historic battlefields. The Virginia Department of Historic Resources said Monday that nearly 600 acres will be placed under protection with money from the Virginia Battlefield Preservation Fund. It will help protect the Revolutionary War’s Yorktown battlefield and nine Civil War sites throughout Virginia. The American Battlefield Trust and the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation will receive the funding. (AP)
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THE DISTRICT An increase in traffic fatalities in the District is prompting Mayor Muriel Bowser and police to consider several new enforcement strategies, including restricting right turns on red and limiting left turns at some intersections. “We are very concerned about people dying on the streets of Washington, D.C., because of traffic collisions and we are especially concerned about those incidents where we think they are entirely preventable,” Bowser said Monday. “We want to look at everything that the government can control — how we invest in improving intersections, how we help educate our public and how we enforce the rules of the road.” The city is boosting its “Vision Zero” efforts following a rash of fatal collisions involving pedestrians and bicyclists, as well as mounting criticism from residents and advocates who say the city’s commitment to the program — started three years ago with the aim of ending traffic deaths by 2024 — is failing. As an immediate measure, D.C. police are readying a three-day citywide safety blitz, starting Thursday, during which they will target impaired and speeding drivers at multiple locations. Police also will be citing drivers “blocking the box” and bike lanes, D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham said. He said the agency is also looking at increasing the number of red-light cameras in the city. The city is also considering banning right turns on red at 100 locations, the District Department of Transportation said. The
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The number of traffic fatalities in D.C. so far this year — one more than the 2017 total. That number is also up from 28 in 2016 and 26 in 2015. Of those killed this year, 12 were pedestrians, one was on a scooter, three were bicyclists, seven were on motorcycles and eight were drivers or passengers. The number has, however, been cut by more than half from 72 traffic fatalities in 2001. (TWP)
intersections are in school zones and within the central business district or near bike lanes, officials said, where the risks to pedestrians are highest. Drivers will also see more restrictions on left turns at some intersections. Bowser updated the D.C. Council on her Vision Zero initiatives Tuesday morning, before heading out to the kick off a “Slow Down” campaign at Garfield Elementary School on Alabama
Avenue SE, one of four highcrash corridors the city has identified. Reducing the number of crash victims, Bowser said, requires all road users to do their part. “We need people who use our roads to also be focused on that and doing everything they can to be safe users of the roadway,” she said. Bowser last month sent a new set of regulations to the D.C. Council establishing tougher penalties for traffic infractions to deter dangerous road behaviors — chiefly speeding. Those are set to go into effect in December. Some critics said they welcome the upcoming changes and those still in the proposal phase, but called on the city to ensure there will be enforcement. “To say that we are going to do this thing without the proper enforcement, I think it doesn’t help,” Council member David Grosso, I-At Large, told Bowser at Tuesday’s Council breakfast. “If you don’t do enforcement … you are going to have major, major problems.” LUZ LAZO (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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local District archdiocese shaken by a recent pair of high-profile scandals THE DISTRICT D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine announced Tuesday that his office will open an investigation into sexual abuse by Catholic clergy in the local archdiocese. The Washington Archdiocese has been shaken recently by a pair of high-profile sexual abuse scandals — but neither of them involved abuse that took place in Washington.
Earlier this year, former archbishop Cardinal Theodore McCarrick resigned from the College of Cardinals and retired from public life after a string of sexual abuse allegations dating back to his time as a priest in New York and a bishop in New Jersey. And current archbishop Cardinal Donald Wuerl resigned earlier this month amid allegations that he covered up multiple abuse scandals while serving as a bishop in Pittsburgh. Racine’s office has limited powers; all felony cases in D.C. are handled by the U.S.
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AG sues ICE, seeking info on arrested immigrants D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine is suing the Trump administration to get more information about an operation this summer that resulted in the arrest of more than 130 undocumented immigrants in the region. Racine submitted a request to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in July asking for records related to an operation in which 12 city residents were taken into custody. The agency did not respond to Racine’s requests within the time limit prescribed by law, so his office is asking the court to force officials to produce the records.
suspected child abuse or neglect to authorities. The mandatory reporting law carries only a three-year statute of limitations; however, there’s no such limit on the law governing nonprofit organizations, giving Racine the authority to explore decades of archdiocese history. “According to the law, nonprofits are required to work for a public purpose,” Racine told a group of elected officials Tuesday morning. “If they are in fact covering up child sex abuse, that is clearly not in the public interest.” ASHRAF KHALIL (AP)
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Technical analysis by German scholars has revealed that at least five of the museum’s 16 scroll fragments are apparent forgeries. The announcement has serious implications not only for the museum but for other evangelical Christian individuals and institutions who paid top dollar for what now seems to be a massive case of archaeological fraud. Jeffrey Kloha, chief curator for the museum, said the revelation is “an opportunity to educate
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to say how much money the collector paid for the fragments, but Joel Baden, a professor of the Hebrew Bible at Yale Divinity School, said fragments can sell for half a million dollars to $1 million apiece. ASHRAF KHALIL (AP)/THE WASHINGTON POST
Prosecutors asked a jury Tuesday to impose what would be the first death sentence in Virginia since 2011 against an Army staff sergeant who killed his wife and a rookie police officer. Ronald Hamilton, 34, of Woodbridge, has already been convicted of capital murder for fatally shooting his wife, Crystal Hamilton, and Officer Ashley Guindon in February 2016. Since the jury has already found Hamilton guilty, the only decision that remains is whether he will be sentenced to death or to life in prison without the possibility of parole. (AP)
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Confederate nod: U.S. has to stop honoring traitors must be to his colleagues, including those who have filed discrimination and retaliation complaints against him unrelated to the print. Those colleagues include AfricanAmericans, whose ancestors would have suffered even longer in slavery had Forrest and his troops won the Civil War. After their defeat, the domestic terrorism of intimidation, violence and lynching against black Americans were the proud calling cards of his KKK. But it is not just black people who oppose Confederate glorification. All patriotic Americans should reject honoring those who attacked and killed U.S. troops in defense of slavery, secession and white supremacy. Forrest and his colleagues were not tried as traitors, but their actions certainly fit the constitutional definition of treason. That’s why it is insane for the U.S. government to honor Confederates by naming Army bases for those who attacked and killed American troops. A 2015 Time magazine article talked about the “historical amnesia” that allows the Pentagon to have 10 Army bases named for Confederate officers. Asked why the Pentagon would
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As offensive as it is for a federal official to have a picture of a Confederate general and Ku Klux Klan leader on his government office wall, naming U.S. Army bases after traitors is beyond revolting. David J. Thomas Sr., deputy executive director of the Department of Veteran Affairs’ (VA) Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization, had a picture of Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, a slave trader and owner, in his VA office until asked about it by Washington Post reporter Lisa Rein. “It was just a beautiful print that I had purchased, and I thought it was very nice,” Thomas told her on Monday. Curt Cashour, a VA spokesperson, said: “Thomas immediately took down the print in question — a work by noted historical artist Don Stivers — and the matter is resolved.” What’s the point of noting it is a “work by noted historical artist Don Stivers”? That does not weaken the umbrage. The print would be just as offensive in a government office if it were Michelangelo’s. How insensitive Thomas
David J. Thomas Sr. said he removed this painting from his VA office after learning that its subject, Nathan Bedford Forrest, was a Confederate general and slave trader who was later the Ku Klux Klan’s first figurehead.
honor people who killed American soldiers, a spokesperson said, “There is no discussion on this topic at this time.” Rep. Yvette Clarke, D-N.Y., tried to get the discussion going last year, when she introduced legislation to change the names of military installations named after Confederate officers. It went nowhere. Two years ago, the VA acted, announcing that “Confederate flags will not be displayed from any permanently fixed flagpole in a national cemetery.” The VA said in a letter: “We are aware of the concerns of
those who wish to see Confederate flags removed from public venues because they are perceived by many as a symbol of racial intolerance.” Confederate symbols do represent racial intolerance, but defining opposition to Confederate symbols as a racial thing, as important as that is, is confining. The names and flags honoring of the Confederacy venerate traitors. The Pentagon should know better. Follow Joe Davidson on Twitter @joedavidsonWP
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Trump faces a challenging moment in U.S.-Saudi relations Each week, The Washington Post’s “Can He Do That?” podcast examines the powers and limitations of the presidency. In the latest episode, Washington Post contributing columnist Jamal Khashoggi’s editor, Karen Attiah, sheds light on Khashoggi as a person and a writer after he was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. Also, reporter Shane Harris breaks down this pivotal foreign policy moment. Subscribe to “Can He Do That?” on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or wherever you get podcasts.
A. You would want to study the information for U.S. citizens living abroad that is available from a number of agencies, including the IRS, the Social Security Administration and the State Department. Regarding federal employee retirement benefits in particular, the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association says, “There are only a few countries in the world where someone might live and have difficulty receiving federal retirement benefits” because of financial sanctions administered by the Treasury Department. “Health care coverage should always be considered when moving to another country, but there are folks who live all over the world and use the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program, since Medicare doesn’t typically provide coverage outside the U.S. Just like in the U.S., some FEHBP plans are better than others when living outside the U.S.,” it said. There are potential hurdles. For example, “some services that are accepted practice overseas are considered experimental or investigational by FEHBP plans and would not be covered,” the Office of Personnel Management cautions. ERIC YODER (TWP)
Acting director of Office of Personnel Management Margaret Weichert on Monday suggested to White House breaking up agency and having it focus only on policy-making
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Suspect in university killing was sex offender A University of Utah student and track athlete who was shot and killed on campus by a former boyfriend had filed a police complaint against him after she learned he was a sex offender and broke off the relationship, authorities said Tuesday. Lauren McCluskey, 21, had dated Melvin Rowland, 37, for about a month before she learned he had lied about his age, name and criminal history, her mother said. (AP)
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WASHINGTON President Trump said Tuesday that Saudi officials had engaged in the “worst cover-up ever” after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi earlier this month, as the administration took its first concrete step to penalize Saudi Arabia, revoking visas for its agents implicated in the killing. That initial penalty was modest, since 18 of the 21 Saudi suspects were already under arrest, and Trump said he would “leave it up to Congress” to determine how best to punish the kingdom. Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Tuesday labeled the killing “planned” and “brutal” and called on Saudi Arabia to extradite the detained suspects to Turkey to face justice. Erdogan’s highly anticipated comments, during a speech to his ruling party in the capital Ankara, contradicted Saudi accounts that Khashoggi was killed when an argument inside the consulate escalated into a fistfight. The Turkish leader did not directly accuse the Saudi leadership of involvement in the killing but strongly indicated that the Saudi investigation had not reached high enough into the kingdom’s ruling circles. “It will not satisfy the public by just pinning this kind of matter on a few security and intelligence officers,” he said. “Covering up this kind of savagery
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, right, greets Jamal Khashoggi’s son, Salah, on Tuesday.
will hurt the conscience of all humanity.” Erdogan described an operation in which Saudi agents removed the hard disk on a consulate camera and one team visited wooded areas in and around Istanbul “for reconnaissance” before the killing. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump skewered the Saudis, saying, “They had a very bad original concept, it was carried out poorly and the cover-up was the worst in the history of coverups.” He added, “In terms of what we ultimately do, I’m going to leave it very much — in conjunction with me — I’m going to leave it up to Congress.” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who announced the action,
Saudis’ evolving story Two Saudi officials have acknowledged that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was targeted inside the kingdom’s consulate in Turkey and a body double aided in a cover-up. Anonymous Saudi officials said they sent a team to Turkey that included a forensics expert and a member whose job was to dress in the writer’s clothes — though they insist that his death was an accident. (AP)
said he is working with the Treasury Department on whether to impose sanctions on those responsible. “These penalties will not be the last word on this matter from the United States,” Pompeo
said during a briefing at the State Department. “We will continue to explore additional measures to hold those responsible accountable.” The killing of Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi government and contributing columnist for The Washington Post, has provoked international outrage and raised urgent questions about whether Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and de facto ruler, Mohammed bin Salman, was involved. On Tuesday, the official Saudi Press Agency published photos of the Saudi monarch, King Salman, and the crown prince meeting two members of Khashoggi’s family, including his son. TAMER EL-GHOBASHY, CHICO HARLAN AND JOHN HUDSON (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Behold the ‘headless chicken monster’
For those who still believe most things in the ocean are beautiful, consider Enypniastes eximia, otherwise known as the “headless chicken monster.” Australian scientists recently filmed the creepy, bottom-dwelling sea cucumber for the first time in the Southern Ocean off eastern Antarctica. Researchers captured footage of it with a specially built camera attached to lines used to capture deep-sea fish in dark regions nearly 2 miles below the surface. (TWP)
Trump acknowledges there is “no proof” Middle Easterners joined migrant caravan
Some of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter Adam Lanza’s personal belongings, including writings about hurting children and a spreadsheet ranking mass murders, must be released to the public because they are not exempt from open record laws, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. Lanza fatally shot 20 first-graders and six educators at the school in 2012. (AP) KATONAH, N.Y.
Bomb found in mailbox at George Soros’ home A bomb was found in a mailbox at the suburban New York home of George Soros, the liberal billionaire philanthropist who has been denounced by President Trump and vilified by right-wing conspiracy theorists, authorities said Tuesday. Federal agents safely detonated the device Monday. The 88-year-old Soros was not home at the time. (AP) MAZATLAN, MEXICO
Willa roars over Mexico Hurricane Willa roared over an offshore penal colony and closed in on Mexico’s Pacific coast with 120 mph winds Tuesday. Officials said they evacuated more than 4,250 people in coastal towns and set up 58 shelters ahead of the dangerous Category 3 storm, which was expected to blow ashore near Mazatlan, a popular tourist resort area. (AP)
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BUFFALO, N.Y. When thousands of others fled the struggling Rust Belt city of Buffalo, refugees poured in to fill the void and invigorate the economy. Blighted blocks were tidied up by new arrivals from Iraq. Shops selling Ethiopian cuisine opened, and employers snapped up workers from Myanmar and South Sudan. More than 12,000 refugees arrived in the area in 10 years, helping stymie decades of dizzying population loss. But as the Trump administration throttles the flow of refugees into the U.S. and the president increases his anti-immigration rhetoric ahead of the midterm elections, Buffalo and other cities that rely on the new arrivals are beginning to feel the pinch. “The number of refugees coming into Buffalo now is stalled and that hurts not only my business, but other businesses in town,” said Larry Christ, chief operating officer of lighting manufacturer Litelab, where six languages are spoken on the assembly floor. Big, burgeoning cities like San Diego and Dallas accept more refugees, but their arrival can resonate more in smaller, shrinking cities like Buffalo and Syracuse. Buffalo, an old steel and shipping hub, had been locked in a long, losing struggle to keep people from leaving for places with less snow and more jobs. Refugees relocated with the help of four separate agencies settle into empty homes and fill jobs at hotels, restaurants and factories. Buffalo, which had lost more than half its population since its postwar peak of around
Former Iraqi refugee Nadeen Yousef, left, speaks at her booth at the West Side Bazaar in Buffalo, N.Y.
Majid Al Lessa helped the U.S. Army in Iraq before he fled the country.
580,000, is now hovering close to 260,000 people. “We buy a house that is very old, so we get it cheaper in this way,” said Nadeen Yousef, who fled from Iraq with her husband and four children in 2006. “And we fix it every year.” Yousef spoke from her booth at the West Side Bazaar, a retail space that was packed on a recent day with a lunchtime crowd buying halal food, bubble tea and dim
sum served by refugee operators. Yousef comes in after her 5 a.m. shift at a supermarket bakery to spend the afternoon selling handcrafted macrame products and international clothes. Trump last year cited national security in slashing the annual cap on refugee arrivals to the U.S. from 110,000 to a historically low 45,000. Only 22,491 refugees entered the country last year.
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Refugees can cost money for localities in the short term. Some local politicians have criticized refugees’ cost and the potential security risk of hosting people from Syria. But support for refugees is broad in Buffalo, a Democratdominated city. More singlefamily homes are selling for more money compared to earlier this decade. “We need this influx of refugees or we just become a flat economy again,” said Democratic state Assemblyman Sean Ryan. Employers like Christ at Litelab and Avanti Advanced Manufacturing owner Jim Wei say they’ve had success with the refugees they hired. Litelab assembly floor worker Majid Al Lessa once helped the U.S. Army in Iraq before fleeing the war-torn country. Now his two children are in school and he has a home in the suburbs. “I like Buffalo,” he said, then laughs. “Just the snow is too hard.” MICHAEL HILL (AP)
POLITICS Vice President Pence on Tuesday declined to rule out the idea of deploying nuclear weapons in space, saying that the current ban on their use is “in the interest of every nation” but that the issue should be decided on “the principle that peace comes through strength.” “What we need to do is make sure that we provide for the common defense of the people of the United States of America, and that’s the president’s determination here,” Pence said in an interview with The Washington Post, when asked whether nuclear weapons should be banned from orbit. The new positioning comes as the Trump administration moves to potentially exit a major nuclear weapons pact with Russia and possibly bolster U.S. military operations in the heavens by forming a “Space Force.” The 1967 Outer Space Treaty outlawed weapons of mass destruction in space, and prevented the arms race between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union from entering space. Pence announced in August that the administration hopes to establish the Space Force by 2020. Some Republicans are reluctant to back a sweeping new federal program. The Air Force estimated the Space Force could cost $3 billion in its first year. Pence said, “I would … ask my old colleagues in the Congress: ‘What price freedom?’ ” ROBERT COSTA (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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88-year-old withdraws from public life because of her current condition SUPREME COURT Sandra Day O’Connor, who in 1981 became the first woman on the Supreme Court, announced Tuesday in a frank and personal letter that she has been diagnosed with “the beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer’s disease.”
The 88-year-old said doctors diagnosed her some time ago and that as her condition has progressed, she is “no longer able to participate in public life.” After her 2006 retirement from the high court, O’Connor had appeared around the country championing an educational organization she founded and serving as a visiting appeals court judge, among other activities. But she stopped speaking publicly more than two years ago.
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FINANCE A turbulent day on Wall Street ended Tuesday with stocks climbing nearly all the way out of a steep, broad sell-off that at one point erased more than 500 points from the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Even with the late-afternoon rebound, stocks extended the market’s recent string of declines, giving the benchmark S&P 500 index its fifth straight loss. Bond prices rose, sending yields lower, as investors sought safer investments. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index
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The Nasdaq slid 31.09 points, or 0.4 percent, to 7,437.54. The Russell 2000 index of smallercompany stocks gave up 12.91 points, or 0.8 percent, to 1,526.59. Markets have been rattled in recent weeks by increased worries over the impact that rising interest rates, inflation and the escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China may have on corporate America. Trump has imposed tariffs on about $250 billion in Chinese imports, and Beijing has retaliated by targeting $110 billion in American products. Trump has threatened to tax another $267 billion in Chinese products, a move that would cover virtually everything China ships to America. ALEX VEIGA (AP)
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Kremlin warns of new arms race if Soviet-era nuclear pact is broken MOSCOW National security adviser John Bolton held firm Tuesday to President Trump’s announcement that the United States would withdraw from a landmark arms control treaty in place since the Soviet era. Bolton said the U.S. would
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rediscovered the joy in sharing the ball, how infectious good defense can be and the hot-tothe-touch shooting that was MIA in the first two games. And they did this by making one small lineup change. A deficit at center might have created the opportunity, but the Wizards played their best of the young season because they stuck with a small-ball lineup of Morris at center with wings Otto Porter Jr. and Kelly Oubre and the usual backcourt of John Wall and Bradley Beal. The timing to work on that lineup was perfect: The Wizards face the Warriors, the ultimate small-ball team, in Oakland tonight (10:30, NBCSWA). The Warriors are 3-1 after defeating the visiting Suns 123-103 on Monday night. Wizards coach Scott Brooks might not have intended to play the small lineup for 16 minutes against Portland; before Monday night, he had used the group for three total minutes. But because
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Wizards forward Markieff Morris filled in at center Monday night in Portland and made a career-high six 3-pointers in a 125-124 overtime win.
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CAPITALS Alex Ovechkin saw the open net in front of him — and so did the fans in Vancouver and everyone watching at home. With less than two minutes left in the third period Monday night and the Capitals leading by two goals, Ovechkin had a clear shot at an empty net and his third goal. Instead, he passed to his left and onto the waiting stick of T.J. Oshie, who fired the puck into the net and sealed a 5-2 win over the Canucks. After Oshie scored, he skated over to Ovechkin and they shared a hug and a laugh. Oshie asked Ovechkin why he passed the puck. Ovechkin offered his response to reporters. “Save for next time,” he said. The assist, Ovechkin’s second of the game, characterized who coach Todd Reirden called a “different player than maybe you saw three or four years ago.” Ovechkin, now 33 and a Stanley Cup champion, no longer seems to focus as intently on individual goals. His priority is to be there for the team, the
Nicklas Backstrom, left, got his 600th assist on a goal by Alex Ovechkin, who later set up T.J. Oshie, right, for a goal.
proof of which was evident Monday night. “I mean, right there it was a perfect chance,” Reirden said. “He could have easily … tried to score himself and it wasn’t even a thought. He passed right to Osh and Osh couldn’t go back to him and that is the way it worked out and it doesn’t bother him one bit. “He is doing the right thing, and he feels if you do the right thing for long enough you are going to get rewarded, and we were
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benefactors of that last season.” Ovechkin has eight goals in eight games this season, four on a lethal power play that ranked first in the NHL with 12 goals entering Tuesday’s games. Ovechkin’s first goal of the Monday’s game came in the final minute of the second period on a puck that deflected off his skate. “You get lucky, someone hit the puck, it hit my leg and it went in,” he said. Ovechkin’s second goal came
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for pictures or bookcases. “It just wasn’t a good use of space,” Buell says. The solution began with door hinges bought from Secret Doorways, a company in Ohio, owned by a cousin. With the help of her father, she constructed shelves and mounted them on the ball bearing hinges to create a bookcase that swings open to reveal the loo. “It’s fun to surprise my guests when they visit,” she says. Now secret doors are going mainstream. “It has become more of a trend than we expected,” says Jeff Watchko, the interior door buyer for Home Depot. Three years ago, Home Depot began to offer, online, pre-hung bookcase-doors from Murphy Door in Ogden, Utah. “The overall draw to the site was more than we expected,” Watchko says. “It’s very popular on the East Coast and anywhere there is a large metropolitan area.” The Murphy doors can come pre-hung — already mounted in a frame — in standard door sizes, so it’s a simple matter to install one in a doorway. They range
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MUSIC Like millions of people last month, Nashville singer Brittany Holljes watched the Senate testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, who alleged Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school. She saw the committee question Ford, as Kavanaugh vehemently denied the accusation and was ultimately confirmed to the court. “The feeling of dread and desperation around making sure Christine Blasey Ford was believed and given some form of justice, and the complete and utter failure of that to happen, was so disappointing,” Holljes says. “I felt so despondent.” Although Holljes, the 29-yearold vocalist of country group Delta Rae, had never discussed it publicly before releasing an essay last week, she was sexually assaulted at age 13. She found herself revisiting the trauma recently, as women started sharing similar stories. It was a driving force as she co-wrote an anthem called “Hands Dirty” with her brother and bandmate, Ian.
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The entertainment world has been hit hard by the year-old #MeToo movement but, with a few exceptions, the music industry has been largely absent from the fallout. Multiple articles have tried to dissect the phenomenon: Music is a smaller universe where there’s a fear of retribution, and Nashville’s country music community is particularly close-knit. While there have been conversations behind closed doors, there hasn’t been a tipping point like
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