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Just before midnight Tuesday, Jeremy J. Van Ert stepped into a 32-degree, walk-in beer cooler at a convenience store in Marshfield, Wis. When the door locked behind him, he decided to stay rather than shout for help. “It had everything he needed,” Police Chief Rick Gramza said. The cooler opened at 6 a.m., and police said Van Ert left after drinking one Icehouse beer and three cans of Four Loko. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
A man attending Game 2 of the World Series last week at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles realized that he could see his apartment from his seat. Then he noticed that the apartment was on fire. Firefighters responded to a three-story building in Echo Park to drop water from a helicopter and extinguish flames erupting from an upper-floor balcony, UPI reported. The fire was extinguished in 20 minutes; no one was hurt. (EXPRESS)
A 10-year-old Cleveland, Ohio, boy was charged last week with felony fleeing and eluding for leading police on a miles-long pursuit that hit 100 mph. Officials said the boy — whose mom said he was bored — took the car joyriding for the second time in two weeks. “He was a good driver for being 10 years old,” an eyewitness to the chase told a local TV station. “I don’t see how he even looked over the steering wheel.” (AP)
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Andres aims to expand aid PUERTO RICO After preparing 2 million meals for the people of Puerto Rico, often the only hot food locals had on the island following Hurricane Maria, chef and restaurateur Jose Andres and his nonprofit organization are now looking to expand their mission and focus their efforts on feeding other victims of natural disasters. World Central Kitchen and the famous globe-trotting chef who founded it have attracted a lot of attention for their work in Puerto Rico since they arrived in late September. The group, along with a network of chefs, restaurants, food trucks, schools and volunteers, has developed a whole new model for feeding the hungry following a disaster. They activated any working kitchen they could find, whether a school or a coliseum, and put it to work preparing fresh meals for residents. Their efforts at preparing and distributing stews, paella and other hot meals have been particularly important in Puerto
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Rico, where locals have had to survive for weeks without gas, electricity, clean drinking water and money. “Every single big NGO, they want to talk to us,” Andres said Friday after taking part in a Washington Post Live conversation with fellow celebrity chef Alice Waters. “We’re becoming a food operation,” Andres said about World Central Kitchen. “We’ve been noticed by many, and now we have a lot of friends who are
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thinking out of the box and big.” Ever since the organization was founded in 2011, following the devastating earthquake in Haiti, World Central Kitchen has poured many of its resources into culinary job training, education, health and other projects aimed at improving lives through food. Its work in Puerto Rico, however, has probably changed World Central Kitchen’s future. “We can’t back out of this,” Andres said. “I think we did a good job. We weren’t perfect, but we did a good job. I can’t just say, ‘Now, I’m closing.’ It would be a disservice to America.” To make the transition into a major disaster relief organization, Andres and WCK will have to make some big decisions. Will they focus on disasters on the U.S. mainland? Or in the American territories in the Caribbean? “We’ll go through that process in the next weeks,” Andres said. “But obviously we cannot disappear. ... I think our role has been fulfilled and maybe the reason I created World Central Kitchen was to take care of Puerto Rico. I don’t know. But I have a feeling that World Central Kitchen can’t go back to business as usual.” TIM CARMAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Va. race draws VIP boosters VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Big names in both major political parties are flocking to Virginia as the state’s closely watched race for governor enters its final days. Virginia is the only competitive governor’s race in the country this year, and the contest between Republican Ed Gillespie and Democrat Ralph Northam could be an early referendum on President Trump’s political popularity ahead of the 2018 midterm elections. Former Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. and Sen. Kamala Harris of California spent the weekend at get-out-the-vote events and black churches, trying to rally Democrats around the statewide ticket. “Virginia has the fate of our country in its hands,” Harris, a rising Democratic Party star widely mentioned as a potential national candidate, said at rally Sunday at a Richmond cidery. Gi l le s pie h ad a n eve nt
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scheduled Sunday evening with Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio and an event today with Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida. Gillespie campaigned last week with New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez. “Bikers for Trump” also held a Gillespie rally Sunday that included Corey Stewart, who nearly beat Gillespie in the June Republican primary. Gillespie, a White House adviser to President George W. Bush and former lobbyist, has run on lower taxes, tougher policies toward immigrants who are in the state illegally and preserving the state’s Confederate statues. Northam is a pediatric neurologist who has pledged to continue many of the policies of current term-limited Gov. Terry McAuliffe. Northam has promised increased spending in public education, tighter gun rules and strong support for abortion rights. Both mild-mannered candidates will be looking to highprofile surrogates to help boost turnout in an off-year election, when voter interest typically dips. Gillespie, who is viewed
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“We have to stand up and fight, fight the criminals, communists, crackheads and the weirdos — those are your Democrats.” COREY STEWART, who is running for the GOP nomination for Senate, speaking Sunday in Virginia Beach at a campaign rally for Ed Gillespie
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has not said whether he plans to invite the president to campaign with him. For Northam, Democratic Attorney General Mark Herring and lieutenant governor candidate Justin Fairfax, a key focus in big-name visits has been on boosting African-American turnout. Former President Barack Obama rallied with the ticket earlier this month, and Holder, the country’s first black attorney general, invoked civil rights icons to motivate Virginians to vote when he spoke Sunday. “Too many people sacrificed too much to give everybody the right to vote,” Holder said. ALAN SUDERMAN (AP)
Police said a 12-year-old boy jumped from an overpass above Interstate 66 in Northern Virginia and fell onto a car, killing the driver. The incident took place Saturday afternoon in Fairfax County. Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller said the driver, 22-year-old Marisa W. Harris of Olney, Md., died at the scene. A passenger in the front seat wasn’t hurt. The boy was taken to a hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries. (AP) ALEXANDRIA
Va. man who joined and escaped ISIS sentenced The only American citizen to be convicted in a U.S. jury trial of successfully Khweis joining the Islamic State overseas has been sentenced. Mohamad Khweis, 27, was sentenced to 20 years in prison Friday. Khweis, from Alexandria, was convicted on terrorism charges earlier this year. Khweis traveled to Islamic State-controlled territory in Iraq and Syria in December 2015. But he found life there distasteful and escaped after a few months. (AP)
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TRANSPORTATION Metro riders would face no fare increases or service cuts for the next 20 months, but the jurisdictions that fund the transit agency would pay more to subsidize its costs under a new budget proposed by Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld and scheduled to be released today. Instead of burdening riders, who are still smarting from this year’s fare hikes and service reductions, the $3.1 billion operating and capital budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1 would rely on a $165 million increase in subsidies from the District, Maryland and Virginia to cover Metro’s needs. The ask from the governments is less onerous than many had anticipated. But it’s still more than the jurisdictions have said they can afford, and Wiedefeld warned that it’s just a taste of much bigger demands to come. The budget, a summary of which was obtained by The Washington Post, projects that the need for additional capital spending for new equipment and repairs will soar in coming years to nearly triple what area governments are contributing now. “The region has got to come to grips with how they’re going to
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afford that,” Wiedefeld said in an interview. “There are structural issues here that we need to address. We cannot maintain this into the future.” Regional leaders have argued for more than a year over how to cover Metro’s long-term costs, but the issue has been mired in infighting among local governments and resistance to new taxes. Wiedefeld’s budget appears designed to buy time by keeping new demands comparatively low, thus giving the region more time to come up with a plan for a longterm, dedicated revenue source. At the same time, he is sounding an alarm that demands on local governments will become unsustainable unless they approve dedicated funding, and Congress extends a federal subsidy for the agency that is scheduled to expire in two years.
Wiedefeld is scheduled to present the initial budget plan to the Metro board Thursday. A formal proposal will be published in December, followed by board deliberations and public outreach, with adoption in March. When it comes to day-to-day operations, Wiedefeld’s proposed budget holds the line on expenses: The operating budget would increase by $12 million, or less than 1 percent, to about $1.84 billion. Metro officials anticipate ridership will remain flat in the coming year, down 5 percent from the fiscal year that ended in June. Wiedefeld said the agency can balance its books through a combination of management cuts, reductions in overtime, outsourcing, increased parking fees and new advertising revenue. MARTINE POWERS AND ROBERT McCARTNEY (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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The proportion of new ride-hailing drivers in Maryland who have been booted from the app-based services in the past six months for failing a state screening, despite having passed background checks by Uber and Lyft, according to the state Public Service Commission. The rejections included 460 applicants with disqualifying criminal histories and 900 flagged because of their driving records. (TWP) Historic Alexandria church decides to remove plaques honoring George Washington and Robert E. Lee
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J.E.B. Stuart renamed Justice High School FAIRFAX COUNTY A Virginia school board has chosen “Justice” as the new name for a high school that has honored a Confederate general since the 1950s. The Fairfax County school board had solicited input from families inside the school’s attendance boundaries after deciding to rename J.E.B. Stuart High School in Falls Church. The community’s top choice was to remove “J.E.B.” and be known simply as “Stuart High School.” Indeed, the board itself had suggested Stuart High as a possible compromise in July when it voted to remove the J.E.B. Stuart name. But in a 7-4 vote following a
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four-hour debate Thursday night, the board opted for its own idea, calling it Justice High School. Changing the name could cost
as much as $900,000. J.E.B. Stuart High opened in 1959. The school board chose the name in 1958, during the years when Virginia was embroiled in what became known as “Massive Resistance” to federal desegregation efforts. There’s a dispute as to whether the Stuart name was picked as a jab at integration, or whether the board simply chose to honor Stuart as a native Virginian who once famously fooled the Union Army into inaction by displaying so-called Quaker cannons — tree trunks that from a distance looked like an array of imposing artillery — at a site near the school. MATTHEW BARAKAT (AP)
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Puerto Rico to unplug $300M utility contract
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SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO The head of Puerto Rico’s power company said Sunday the agency will cancel its $300 million contract with Whitefish Energy Holdings amid increased scrutiny of the tiny Montana company’s role in restoring the island’s power system following Hurricane Maria. The announcement by Ricardo Ramos came hours after Gov. Ricardo Rossello urged the company to scrap the deal. Ramos said Whitefish will continue with current work, but the contract for pending work would be scrapped — leading to a delay of 10 to 12 weeks in completing that work. “It’s an enormous distraction,” Ramos said, explaining why he canceled the contract. “This was negatively impacting the work we’re already doing.” Federal investigators have been trying to investigate the contract awarded to the small company from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s hometown, and the deal, signed shortly before the hurricane hit, is being audited at the local and federal level. Whitefish spokesman Chris Chiames told The Associated Press that the company was “very disappointed” in the governor’s decision, and said it would only delay efforts to restore power.
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About 70 percent of Puerto Rico still has no power after Hurricane Maria.
Rossello said he has requested that crews from New York and Florida come help restore power in Puerto Rico as he criticized the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for not meeting its goals. The agency could not immediately be reached for comment. The governor also announced the appointment of an outside coordinator to oversee the power company’s purchase and contracting division. “If something illegal was done, once again, the officials involved in that process will feel the full weight of the law, and I will take administrative actions,” Rossello said. Roughly 70 percent of the island remains without power more
than a month after Hurricane Maria struck the U.S. territory on Sept. 20 as a Category 4 storm with winds of up to 154 mph. Ramos has said Puerto Rico’s Electric Power Authority reached a deal with Whitefish just days before the hurricane struck, and that he spoke with at least five other companies that demanded similar rates, in addition to a down payment the agency did not have. Whitefish Energy Holdings is based in Whitefish, Mont. Zinke, a former Montana congressman, knows Whitefish CEO Andy Techmanski, and Zinke’s son also had a summer job at a Whitefish construction site.
Being a former president has a lot of perks, but freedom from jury duty is not one of them. The Chicago Tribune reported last week that former President Barack Obama will report for jury duty in November in Cook County, Ill.; the Obamas own a home in Chicago. A court official said that Obama’s safety and security would be paramount and declined to specify when or where Obama would appear. Former presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton also responded to postterm jury summons but were not selected from the pool to hear any trial. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
The U.S. economy expanded at a 3 percent annualized rate between July and September. Analysts had expected that activity might slow in the third quarter because of Hurricane Harvey. It marks the second quarter of above-trend growth, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported Friday. (TWP) POLITICS
Convention aims to put more women in office More than 4,000 women from across the country gathered in Detroit over the weekend to map out political strategies to put more women in office, an event put together by the organizers of January’s post-inauguration women’s march. Emily’s List, which funds female candidates, reported that it had heard from 20,500 women across the U.S. interested in running. (TWP) SOUTH KOREA
In remarks Saturday in Seoul, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said North Korea has engaged in “outlaw” behavior and that the U.S. will never accept a nuclear North. Mattis, who visited the Demilitarized Zone on Friday, added that “any attack on the United States or our allies will be defeated.” (AP)
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The kingdom of Saudi Arabia granted citizenship to the advanced artificial intelligence robot Sophia last week. The news made international headlines because the robot enjoys freedoms that flesh-and-blood women in Saudi Arabia do not. Sophia gave her acceptance speech while not wearing a headscarf and unaccompanied by a male guardian — both of which are forbidden for women under Saudi law. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Trump lashes out at probe In tweetstorm Sunday, he tries to put focus on Clinton and Russia
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POLITICS On Sunday morning, President Trump expressed frustration that his campaign is under investigation over possible ties to Russia’s plot to influence the 2016 election but that his former opponent Hillary Clinton is not facing the same level of scrutiny. In four tweets sent over 24 minutes, Trump wrote: “Never seen such Republican ANGER & UNITY as I have concerning the lack of investigation on Clinton made Fake Dossier (now $12,000,000?), the Uranium to Russia deal, the 33,000 plus deleted Emails, the Comey fix and so much more. Instead they look at phony Trump/Russia, ‘collusion,’ which doesn’t exist. The Dems are using this terrible (and bad for our country) Witch Hunt for evil politics, but the R’s are now fighting back like never before. There is so much GUILT by Democrats/Clinton, and now the facts are pouring out. DO SOMETHING!” The history of the dossier Trump referenced is a complicated one. During the 2016 Republican primaries, the conservative Washington Free Beacon paid the Washington firm Fusion GPS to investigate Trump’s background and, eventually, his business ties to Russia, The Washington Post reported Friday. The Free Beacon receives financial support from billionaire GOP
President Trump called the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller a “witch hunt” and “phony.”
donor Paul Singer, according to two people familiar with Singer, whose firm did not respond to requests seeking comment. After the Free Beacon stopped paying Fusion GPS, the research firm offered in April 2016 to continue researching Trump for the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee, The Post reported last week. According to that reporting, Fusion GPS then hired Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer with ties to the U.S. intelligence community, who authored the dossier on Trump. Clinton and others working on her campaign have said that they didn’t know anything about the dossier until the 35-page document was posted online by BuzzFeed in January.
Charges may be coming CNN reported Friday that a grand jury in Washington approved the first charges in the investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller, citing “sources briefed on the matter.” The charges are sealed, and it’s unclear who could be charged and for what. (TWP)
It’s unclear how much the Clinton campaign and DNC paid for the information. The Clinton campaign paid legal firm Perkins Coie, which retained Fusion GPS, $5.6 million in legal fees from June 2015 to December 2016, according to campaign finance records cited by The Post. The DNC paid the firm $3.6 million in “legal and compliance
consulting’’ since November 2015 — though it’s impossible to tell from the filings how much of that work was for other legal matters and how much of it related to Fusion GPS. It’s unclear how Trump arrived at the $12 million figure used in his tweets. When it comes to the “Uranium to Russia deal” that Trump referenced, House and Senate Republican leaders have already announced two investigations into decisions made during the Obama administration, when Clinton was secretary of state, involving a uranium deal that increased Russia’s share of the U.S. nuclear market. At the same time, the House Oversight Committee has launched a probe into the Clinton email investigation. JENNA JOHNSON (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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The proportion of Americans who say the nation’s political divisions are at least as big as during the Vietnam War, according to a Washington Post-University of Maryland poll released Saturday. The poll, which questioned more than 1,600 adults nationwide, found that 71 percent of respondents believe that America’s politics have reached a dangerous low point. A similar majority of Americans — 7 in 10 — view the Trump administration as dysfunctional. Even more Americans, 8 in 10, say Congress is dysfunctional. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Missing Russian helicopter that crashed with 8 aboard found on seabed in the Arctic
KOLKATA, INDIA President Trump’s eldest son, Donald Jr., is expected to launch two residential projects in India for the Trump Organization in the coming weeks, continuing the family’s promotion of the Trump empire despite concerns over the president’s potential conflicts of interest with foreign governments. The Trump Organization vowed early on that there would be “no new foreign deals” during Trump’s tenure as president; these two projects in India were inked before his election. But the high-profile launches demonstrate that the pledge comes with an asterisk — agreements made years ago can move forward or be revitalized, such as the Trumps’ 2007 deal to build a luxury beachfront resort in the Dominican Republic that may be revived, according to an Associated Press report. The president did not divest his assets after he was elected and instead placed his business empire into a trust controlled by sons Don Jr. and Eric. The Trump Organization has licensed its name to five projects in India despite a sluggish market for high-end luxury residences. The new Trump-branded tower in the eastern city of Kolkata will have apartments priced at $765,000 and under; a project in the capital suburb of Gurgaon will feature units starting at $1.8 million and golf course access. ANNIE GOWEN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Passenger bus in Nepal plunges off key highway, killing at least 31 people, injuring 15
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Clashes raged in front of the parliament building in Erbil after the president of Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish region, Masoud Barzani, dissolved his powers as president Sunday just over a month after a controversial independence referendum he spearheaded sparked a deep regional crisis. An Associated Press team witnessed dozens of protesters attacking the building, parliamentarians and journalists as Barzani addressed the Kurdish region. Downcast, the longtime Kurdish leader blamed the central government in Baghdad for the regional crisis that followed the independence vote. (AP)
Calling themselves a silent majority, hundreds of thousands of Catalans took to the streets of Barcelona on Sunday to voice their opposition to the region’s declaration of independence amid vast political uncertainty for the region in northeast Spain. Catalonia’s political leadership was fired Saturday by the central government in Madrid, which cited constitutional authority to do so. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy called for an early regional election on Dec. 21. Catalan’s former leader, Carles Puigdemont, has insinuated that he won’t step down. Police put the number of protesters at around 300,000. (AP)
Iceland’s ruling Independence Party took the largest share of the vote in the nation’s parliamentary election but faces difficult negotiations to form a new government after populist candidates showed unexpected strength. A record eight parties won seats in Saturday’s vote. Despite topping the poll, the Independence Party saw its support dip to 25 percent. The three-party governing coalition lost a total of 12 seats, 11 shy of a majority. The Left Green Movement was second with 17 percent. The populist Center Party and People’s Party took 11 percent and 7 percent, respectively. (AP)
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SHELBYVILLE, TENN. | Demonstrators on Saturday shout down white supremacists during a “White Lives Matter” event. About 300 people attended — about 100 “White Lives Matter” attendees and twice as many counter-protesters. There was no violence reported at the event.
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FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover dictated a memo Nov. 24, 1963 — two days after Kennedy was killed and just hours after Jack Ruby fatally shot Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas. Hoover said the FBI had an agent at the hospital in hopes of getting a confession from Oswald, but he died before that could happen. Hoover said he was concerned about “having something issued so we can convince the public that Oswald is the real assassin.”
U.S. Director of Central Intelligence Richard Helms said in a 1975 deposition that President Lyndon B. Johnson “used to go around saying that the reason [Kennedy] was assassinated was that he had assassinated [South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh] Diem and this was just justice.” Diem and his brother were killed Nov. 2, 1963, after a coup by South Vietnamese generals.
In a 1966 letter, Hoover wrote that an FBI source reported that KGB officials claimed to have information in 1965 “purporting to indicate” Johnson had a role in the assassination. The source said the New York residency of the former Soviet Union’s intelligence agency received instructions from Moscow in September 1965 to “develop all possible information” on Johnson. Those instructions contained the assertion about LBJ.
A 1975 document described a $150,000 CIA offer to have Cuban leader Fidel Castro assassinated, but the mafia insisted on taking the job for free. The underworld murderfor-hire contract was detailed in a summary of a May 1962 CIA briefing for then-Attorney General Robert Kennedy. By then, the Kennedy White House had launched its failed Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba and several attempts to kill Castro had failed.
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Ezekiel Elliott runs in a 13-yard touchdown to give Dallas its first lead in the first quarter.
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a 10-point swing late in the second quarter. A three-point try gave way to an 86-yard return that set up the go-ahead TD for Dallas (4-3). Washington never recovered. The Redskins managed to trim a 13-point deficit to seven with about four minutes left and got the ball back
WORST 10-POINT SWING: Leading 13-6 with less than four minutes to play in the first half, Redskins kicker Nick Rose lined up to attempt a 36-yard field goal. Dallas defensive tackle Tyrone Crawford, who had a sack-fumble of Kirk Cousins in the second half, blocked Rose’s kick following a bad snap, and Orlando Scandrick returned it 86 yards, inside the Washington 5-yard line. Ezekiel Elliott plowed into the end zone two plays later, and the extra point gave the Cowboys a 14-13 lead. Dallas wouldn’t trail again. BEST ESCAPES : Facing fourthand-5 at their own 47-yard line in the fourth quarter, the Redskins picked up a first down on a completion to Chris Thompson, who had eight catches for 76 yards. Cowboys rookie defensive end Taco Charlton dropped what would have
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with 54 seconds left, but Kirk Cousins threw a pick six. Washington fell to 3-4 and remains winless in the NFC East. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Orlando Scandrick recovers a blocked field goal and returns it 86 yards. By setting up a short touchdown, the block represented a 10-point swing.
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BEST SCORE: A pass interference penalty in the end zone gave the Redskins a first-and-goal from the 1-yard line, and Cousins found Josh Doctson for a touchdown that cut the deficit to 26-19 with 4:39 to play. Rose missed the extra point.
WORST OFFENSE: Before Doctson’s touchdown reception, his only catch of the game, the Redskins’ first four possessions of the second half went like this: Cousins fumble, Thompson fumble on a kick return, three-and-out and three-and-out. WORST TREND: Center Spencer Long (knees), guard Brandon Scherff (knee/back) and tackle Trent Williams (knee) were all out with injuries. Tackle Morgan Moses played through two sprained ankles. Shawn Lauvao, the last healthy offensive lineman left, exited with a stinger and was replaced by Arie Kouandjio, who was signed off the Ravens’ practice squad Saturday. SCOTT ALLEN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Lines loaded with injuries lead to loss Sopping wet and stuck on the field while the rain poured and the Cowboys’ offense kept the clock ticking, the Redskins must have felt helpless. Facing a defense that was missing end Jonathan Allen (foot fracture), Dallas handed Ezekiel Elliott a career-high 33 carries for 150 yards and two scores. It was even worse for a Redskins offense that started the game without three injured starters on the line and lost another, guard Shawn Lauvao, to a stinger. The Redskins rushed for just 49 yards. Kirk Cousins took four sacks, lost a fumble and had a pass tipped for a Dallas pick six on his final throw. Safety Byron Jones took the turnover 21 yards into the end zone, running away with an advantage in the NFC East and the conference wild-card race. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)
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Matt Ryan threw two touchdown passes and the Falcons slipped and slid to victory on a soggy field at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Atlanta (4-3) snapped a three-game skid behind Ryan, who lost two fumbles in the rain but threw for 254 yards with scoring strikes to Austin Hooper and Mohamed Sanu. Josh McCown threw for 257 yards and two touchdowns, but Jeremy Kerley muffed a punt as the Jets (3-5) lost their third in a row. (AP)
Cam Newton completed 18 of 32 passes for 154 yards, with one TD and one interception in a win over the Bucs.
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A year after he threw four interceptions with the Rams at Twickenham Stadium in London, Case Keenum returned to lead Minnesota with two touchdown passes. Kai Forbath made four field goals for the NFC North-leading Vikings (6-2). The 0-8 Browns were the first to score with Isaiah Crowell’s 26-yard touchdown run, but were unable to maintain a 13-12 halftime lead. Keenum threw for 288 yards with an interception. (AP)
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Tom Brady passed for 333 yards and a touchdown and Stephen Gostkowski added four field goals to help the Patriots hold on for their fourth straight victory. The loss in Foxborough, Mass., snapped a three-game win streak for the Chargers (3-5). New England (6-2) got its lone touchdown via a 2-yard toss from Brady to Rob Gronkowski in the second quarter. Melvin Gordon rushed for 132 yards with an 87-yard TD run for the Chargers. (AP)
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Carolina’s defense didn’t allow a TD for the second straight week, helping the Panthers win on the road to snap a two-game losing streak. Cam Newton rebounded for the Panthers (5-3) after a 14-point road loss to the Bears last week, leading an 82-yard TD drive that took more than eight minutes of the opening quarter. Jameis WInston threw two interceptions and lost a fumble as the Buccaneers (2-5) took their fourth straight loss. (AP)
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Jacoby Brissett’s two touchdown passes put the Colts in position for a road win, but Cincinnati defensive end Carlos Dunlap erased a fourth-quarter lead with a pick six. Brissett threw for 233 yards but was sacked four times. Adam Vinatieri kicked three field goals for the Colts (2-6) and moved into a tie with Gary Anderson for second-most points in NFL history (2,434). Andy Dalton threw for 243 yards and two touchdowns for the Bengals (3-4), an 8-yard pass to A.J. Green and a 25-yard pass to Josh Malone. (AP)
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Oakland catcher Maxwell arrested on gun charges Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell was arrested in Arizona after a food delivery person alleged he pointed a gun at her. Maxwell was the only player in the majors to take a knee this year during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. Scottsdale police said officers went to Maxwell’s home Saturday after getting a call about a person with a gun. Maxwell, 26, was booked on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct. He hit .237 in 76 games this season and is projected to start for Oakland next year. (AP)
Bench coach for Cubs gets his first job as manager after a decade under Maddon The Nationals reached out to Astros bench coach Alex Cora, who was already closing in on a deal to become the next manager for Boston. Washington also made a cursory inquiry about former Yankees manager Joe Girardi, according to a source, but the two sides never interviewed. With no managerial experience, Martinez represents a stark departure from Baker, who was the winningest active manager when his Nationals’ tenure ended. Martinez follows Matt Williams as the second rookie manager in the past five seasons for Washington. Williams won the NL Manager of the Year Award and took the Nationals to the playoffs in 2014. Williams was fired following a debacle in 2015. The Nationals picked Bud Black to replace him, but negotiations crumbled. Baker was given the job but then let go after posting 95- and 97-win seasons. Martinez experienced a decade-long education under Maddon, a forward-thinking type with a willingness to buck baseball tradition when needed.
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MLB The Nationals have agreed to a deal with Cubs bench coach Dave Martinez to become their next manager, according to a person familiar with the situation. As of Sunday afternoon, the club was still finalizing the details of a three-year deal with an option for a fourth. Martinez, 53, has served as Joe Maddon’s bench coach in Chicago and Tampa Bay for a decade but has never managed. The Nationals received permission Monday to discuss the job with Martinez, and he had a lengthy interview Thursday in Washington that included dinner with ownership. Martinez was considered the front-runner to replace Dusty Baker since the Nationals parted ways with the veteran manager Oct. 20. Washington also interviewed former Red Sox manager John Farrell on Friday, though briefly, and while Washington was also granted permission to speak with Mets hitting coach Kevin Long, it was unclear whether they did so or not.
Dave Martinez has no managerial experience but won the World Series last year and went to the NLCS two other times as the Cubs’ bench coach.
As Maddon’s right-hand man, Martinez helped the Rays win the AL pennant in 2008 and was a part of the Cubs’ World Series victory a year ago. Chicago advanced to the NLCS in Martinez’s other two seasons there. Martinez is fluent in Spanish, and well-versed in analytics. He is the third Latino manager in baseball, joining Cora in Boston and Rick Renteria of the White Sox. The Nationals did not struggle to negotiate with their manager this time, committing three years (and perhaps a fourth) to
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“To everyone who has poured themselves and time into my life and career. These next games are for you. PACKERS TE MARTELLUS BENNETT, in a post on his Instagram story that said he’ll likely retire after the season at age 30. “After conversations with my family I’m pretty sure these next 8 games will be the conclusion of my NFL career,” he wrote.
Martinez in a marked departure from their normal handling of managers. The Lerner family became known for putting little value on managers, a reputation borne out in their unwillingness to provide extensions to veterans such as Baker and Jim Riggleman, and in their initial offers to candidates over the years. The money behind Martinez’s deal was not immediately clear Sunday, but the length of it was similar to what other managers received this offseason. JORGE CASTILLO AND CHELSEA JANES (THE WASHINGTON POST)
The HSBC Champions event turned into a shocker in Shanghai when Dustin Johnson went into the PGA Tour record books for all the wrong reasons. Justin Rose started the final round eight shots behind Dustin Johnson, the No. 1 player in the world, but still snared the trophy at Shesan International. Six shots clear of the field, Johnson didn’t make a single birdie on a wind-blown Sunday. Instead of becoming the first player to win three World Golf Championships in one year, Johnson tied a record for losing the largest lead in a final round. Rose shot a 5-under 67, and Johnson scored 77. (AP) COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Florida’s McElwain out in his third year as coach Florida and coach Jim McElwain agreed to part ways a day after a third consecutive loss and nearly a week after he said his players and their families had received death threats, a claim he reportedly hasn’t substantiated. Athletic director Scott Stricklin made the announcement Sunday and named defensive coordinator Randy Shannon interim coach for Florida (3-4). The parties are negotiating McElwain’s $12.5 million buyout. (AP)
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On the heels of this year’s Emmy-winning Hulu series “The Handmaid’s Tale” comes a second adaptation of a Margaret Atwood novel. This six-episode miniseries follows a double murder in a Canadian town in 1843.
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The perfect throwback In the ‘homage’ era, the satisfying new season of ‘Stranger Things’ is the prototype STREAMING Somewhere along the path of lostand-found ideas, popular culture decided that the rip-off is the highest form of praise there is. Rip-off, of course, is an insulting word to apply to something as absorbingly entertaining as “Stranger Things,” so we settle on “homage” — the all-purpose word that made it safe for filmmakers and TV creators to build new stories from the sentimental scraps of stuff that came before. T h e D u ffer Br ot h er s ’ “Stranger Things” first arrived in 2016 looking very much like an old videocassette movie found on the back shelf in a summer lake cabin. Although its production values are strictly 21st-century, the essence of “Stranger Things” is fed by a never-dry river of 1980s nostalgia that informs its plot, setting and characters. Easy references to Spielberg, Stephen King and John Carpenter drench “Stranger Things,” as do obvious nods to the decade’s slasher films and teen-angst comedies.
The first season was set in late 1983, in Hawkins, Ind., where a harried single mother, Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder, whose very presence acts as an ’80s imprimatur), goes out of her mind with worry when her 12-year-old son, Will (Noah Schnapp), disappears with a monstrous beast to a parallel existence nicknamed “the Upside Down.” As Will’s best pals, Mike, Dustin and Lucas (Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin), hunt for their friend with the urgent energy of Spielbergian youths, they eventually meet a frightened, nearly mute girl nicknamed Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown). In the final showdown, Eleven’s psychokinetic abilities save the day. If the Duffers were only just trying to be ’80s mimic artists, they might have intentionally delivered a lesser sequel, something bloated and jokey. The good news is that the nine-episode second season, out now on Netflix, is more satisfying. The story this time has the luxury of slowing
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Wistful thinking David Harbour, who plays the police chief Jim Hopper on “Stranger Things,” spoke with The Associated Press about the series’ true appeal. “Our show is earnest where a lot of stuff nowadays is kind of clever and jaded,” Hopper said. “There’s not a fear to go to those places that could be sentimental but instead, are just richly emotional. This is apparently a nostalgia piece, like a love letter to the ‘80s. But even though we’re using the alphabet of nostalgia, the sentences we make are original.” (AP)
down, and it still piles on the pop. To “Stranger Things’ ” debts, you can now add a half-serving of James Cameron’s “Aliens” and a passing glance at the renegademutant narratives that drive Marvel’s comic book universe. The story picks up in October 1984. Will continues to be haunted by visions of the Upside Down, while his friends are befuddled by the arrival of a skateboarding
California girl, Max (Sadie Sink), who wants in on their adventures. Meanwhile, Mike’s big sister, Nancy (Natalia Dyer), struggles with last season’s disappearance of her friend Barb (Shannon Purser), and seeks investigative help from Will’s brother, Jonathan (Charlie Heaton), who pines for her. Only the police chief, Jim Hopper (David Harbour), seems to be getting anywhere with the ongoing mystery of the Upside Down and the monster. Critically speaking, it’s possible to enjoy the ride while remaining a tad unresolved about what the Duffer Brothers are doing here. They’re clearly wistful for a kind of life that no longer exists. The viewer winds up loving these kids because they are free — living a full-blown adventure in one of the last pre-internet moments. That’s as close as “Stranger Things” ever gets to offering a theme. There’s no lesson here other than it’s fun to have fun. What’s the point of arguing that?
2 ‘The Girlfriend Experience’ 9 p.m. Sunday on Starz
The new second season of Starz drama abandons the first season’s plot for two new stories. One is set in D.C., and the other takes place in New Mexico.
3 ‘S.W.A.T.’ 10 p.m. Thursday on CBS
This reboot of the 1975 TV series is actually based on the 2003 film adaptation of “S.W.A.T.” Shemar Moore of “Criminal Minds” stars alongside Alex Russell, Jay Harrington and Stephanie Sigman. (EXPRESS)
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Home, strange home: Cook and cringe with Amy Sedaris Not since Dan Aykroyd dressed up as Julia Child on “Saturday Night Live” and “cut the dickens” out of his finger has anyone had as much fun mocking the ultra-sincere cooking and crafting shows of television. Yes, I’m talking about the new, 10-episode TruTV series “At Home With Amy Sedaris” (10:30 p.m. Tuesdays). The sister of best-selling author David, Amy portrayed 46-year-old high school freshman Jerri Blank on the hysterically vulgar Comedy Central series “Strangers With Candy” (sample Jerri Blankism: “If you’re gonna reach for a star,
reach for the lowest one you can”). And she’s written books on entertaining, like “Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People.” Each episode of her show has a theme, like making fish for guests or cooking dinner for one. Sounding like Martha Stewart high on cheap wine, Sedaris cheerfully shares unique household hints. For example: The little sheets of paper stuck to slices of cheese are “a great way to get off makeup.” And the mercury content of red snapper makes it “perfect for poisoning a loved one.” Beneath the surface of any well-oiled DIY show there is the potential for a million things to go wrong — only they never do. But Sedaris can’t seem to keep everything under
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control. She says she’s so good at preparing spanakopita that she can do it blindfolded. On goes the blindfold. In an instant, shards of broken glass are everywhere. This is not a show for the squeamish. Fingers are sliced, a head is decapitated by a rotating fan. Strange guests drop by, like the neighborhood knife sharpener. He says he got interested in knives because “I watched my father slash my mother to death so now my feelings about sex are all jumbled up with thoughts of violence.” With her perky demeanor and a slightly demented glint in her eye, Sedaris manages to be upbeat as well as offbeat. She seems to genuinely enjoy her little projects, no matter how ridiculous. She’s so proud of her “edible potato ships” with a slice of cheese on a skewer for the mast. They look adorkable! I can’t wait to make a flotilla for Thanksgiving dinner. Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse
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“Season 1: Genuinely hate Steve Harrington with a passion. Season 2: There is nothing more I adore than Steve Harrington.” @MAXCDESIGN, tweeting about Steve Harrington, a side character played by Joe Keery in Netflix’s “Stranger Things.” In the newly released Season 2, Harrington’s story arc took him from a disliked character to a fan favorite. “Steve Harrington is the best character development I’ve ever seen, give that boy endless happiness,” @vexseldun tweeted.
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Bruce Willis and his assistant, Stephen J. Eads, went to filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan’s “Shyamaween” party in Philadelphia dressed as the Grady Twins from the 1980 horror film “The Shining.” Willis’ wife, Emma Heming Willis, shared a photo to her own Instagram of the two decked out in their dresses and wigs, writing: “These two not only get the best costume award (because it’s INSANE) but the BFF award too.”
“Bodak Yellow” rapper Cardi B and Offset of Migos got engaged onstage Friday at Power 99’s Powerhouse concert in Philadelphia. E! News reported that the sold-out crowd went wild when Offset got on one knee to propose. Cardi B showed off the 8-carat diamond ring in a series of Instagram videos. “I can’t wait to spend FOREVAAAA with you,” she wrote to Offset in an Instagram post. (EXPRESS)
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Couple gets God to officiate their wedding Colton Haynes and Jeff Leatham got married Friday, according to Us Weekly. The actor and the celebrity floral designer wed at a Palm Springs hotel during a black-and-white ceremony that was officiated by Kardashian family matriarch Kris Jenner. The guest list included Sofia Vergara, Melanie Griffith, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and others. (EXPRESS)
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