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Rx for Metro Former transportation secretary LaHood calls for dedicated funding 4

The Redskins’ defense allows big play after big play as Washington loses a shootout and falls to 4-5 with the Saints (7-2) up next 14

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Dancers perform Saturday at the opening ceremony of the 2017 Bolivarian Games in Santa Marta, Colombia. The two-week, multisport event features athletes from 11 Central and South American countries.

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A Vermont trick-or-treater may have picked up more than candy on Halloween. A woman who lives in South Burlington called police to report that she accidentally dropped her yellow gold and diamond eternity wedding band into a trick-or-treater’s bag. She’s checking social media for reports of a found ring, and police are asking parents to check their children’s candy bags if they visited the woman’s neighborhood. (AP)

An 800-pound heifer made a big splash when it fell into a covered swimming pool last week at a house in Newton, N.C. Animal control officers were summoned and found the bovine staring from the pool. Homeowner Burt Thornburg said he thought he had seen something fall into the pool, so he ripped off the cover and found the cow, which apparently got lost while grazing. Officers lassoed the horns and pulled the cow to safety. (AP)

A city clerk in Portland, Maine, was looking for the owner of a set of dentures left behind in a polling booth last week. An election clerk found the teeth in an auditorium that serves as a polling place in Portland. The lost dentures were stowed in a plastic bag in the city clerk’s office in City Hall, a few steps from the polling place. Residents voted on City Council races, a school rebuilding project and other issues. (AP)

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31 marathons over 31 days REGION Marine Corps veteran Rob Jones wanted to change the narrative of the broken-down, wounded veteran struggling to transition to civilian life. So for the past 31 days, he kept running. Jones, who had both legs amputated after being wounded by a land mine while serving in Afghanistan, ran the distance of 31 marathons over 31 days in 31 different cities. On Saturday afternoon, with his back aching and legs sore, the 32-year-old Vienna resident finished his month of marathons near the steps leading up to the Lincoln Memorial on a frigid Veterans Day. The crowd of several dozen supporters showered him with cheers as he crossed the tape. Jones then kissed his wife, Pam, smiled and took a few moments to let the accomplishment soak in. All month, people followed Jones wherever he went, like Tom Hanks in the film “Forrest Gump.” He started his journey in London, where Pam is originally

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from, and his team drove approximately 10,000 miles across the United States in a 35-foot-long motor home, where they slept. There were always runners waiting for him, regardless of the city or weather. On Saturday, the temperature dipped below freezing for most the day, but there were never fewer than 20 runners who joined Jones on the mile-plus loops surrounding the Reflecting Pool. “The support has been incredible,” said Jones, who was

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honorably discharged from the Marine Corps in 2011. “It’s such a great compliment to have all these people come out and hear my story and deem it worthy of their time on the weekend, on a holiday, and come out and support me.” Both of Jones’ legs were amputated after he was wounded in Afghanistan in 2010. He has since become a Paralympic bronze medalist in rowing, biked 5,180 miles across the country and devoted his life to raising money for veterans’ charities. He estimates that his latest challenge has raised between $125,000 and $130,000. His goal is to eventually raise $1 million. But the trip also had painful lows. On Tuesday, Jones slipped on a Nashville bridge and badly injured his back. Jones said that the back injury will force him to take a break from running for a little bit. “I hate seeing him in pain, but I also know that if this was easy, he would be frustrated because he wants it to be hard,” his wife said. “He wants to be an example of making something hard so that you can challenge yourself to be a better person.” KELYN SOONG (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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Park service wants to limit sports on Mall The National Park Service said Thursday that it wants to permanently close the grounds of the Washington Monument to recreational activities and increase reservation fees for use of its 28 athletic fields on the Mall and in Rock Creek Park. The monument grounds were closed earlier this year for turf restoration, and the park service is proposing for that closure to continue after the project is finished, a spokesman said. The rate for reserving the other fields would increase to $70 per twohour block. (TWP)

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LaHood: Metro needs dedicated funding TRANSPORTATION The long-awaited report on Metro by former U.S. transportation secretary Ray LaHood urges the region’s three jurisdictions and the federal government to provide the agency with permanent, dedicated funding, but it sidesteps the politically charged question of what kind of tax or other mechanism should be adopted for that purpose. The study also calls for replacing Metro’s entire, 16-member board with a five-member “reform board” for three years. LaHood has aired the proposal previously, but the report says explicitly a new board is needed to make “tough decisions” such as cutting pension benefits and reducing bus service. The 24-page report, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post in advance of its release later this month, was commissioned in March by

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Former transportation secretary Ray LaHood calls for replacing Metro’s 16-member board.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe. The study provides a foundation for the next phase of an intense debate in the region over how to restructure Metro’s governance and meet its funding needs. The study is the most comprehensive independent analysis of Metro’s structure and finances in years. It finds that Metro suffers financial pressures partly because it provides about

20 percent more service per rider than other large transit agencies. It urges raising bus fares from a base level of $2 to $2.10, which is closer to the average of $2.16 among peer agencies. It also calls for a major overhaul of bus routes to “offer service that matches actual demand.” The combined savings could be $38 million a year. Comparable reductions in rail service could be necessary as well, the study says, if rail ridership fails to rebound as Metro hopes. The report endorses the leadership of Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld, who is about to complete his second year in the position. “Wiedefeld has not shied away from taking on the problems that have plagued [Metro] for years,” it says. It praises him for closing lines temporarily to ensure safety, for terminating low-performing employees and for reducing service to manage costs. “He is the right person for the job at hand,” LaHood says in the report. ROBERT McCARTNEY

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“[Moore is] unfit for office and should step aside. Americans are better than this.” MARYLAND GOV. LARRY H OGAN,

delivering his harshest criticism to date against a fellow Republican, calling early Saturday for Roy Moore to withdraw from the special election in Alabama to fill a U.S. Senate seat. A woman told The Washington Post that Moore initiated a sexual encounter with her when she was 14 and he was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney in Etowah County, Ala.

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Police: Man shoots ATM, but fails to get any cash Alexandria police said a man walked up to an ATM and shot it, but did not get any cash. The incident happened Nov. 5 outside a BB&T bank. Police said surveillance video shows the machine being hit by a bright burst of shotgun fire. Police said a bank customer later noticed pieces of the ATM were missing and scattered on the ground. A cash reward is being offered for any information that may lead to an arrest. (AP)

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Charlottesville swayed voters, advocates find VIRGINIA Unease over violent white nationalist rallies in Charlottesville this summer and President Trump’s response loomed in the minds of many Virginia voters during Tuesday’s elections in which Democrats made significant gains, according to progressive advocacy groups and voter interviews. The governor’s race was one of Virginia’s most racially charged in recent memory, and voters were peppered with ads that referenced the August violence. A political organization that mounted a months-long black voter outreach campaign surveyed minority voters, and most said they saw their vote as a way to push back against white supremacy. And in Charlottesville itself, which saw an increased voter turnout, one of the most vocal critics of the local government’s

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A white nationalist rally over the summer in Charlottesville played a big role in the election, voters say.

response to the rallies won a City Council seat. “I think folks really decided that it was important to send a message that the divisiveness is not something that Virginia stands for, and we really want to be an inclusive and welcoming state,” said Tram Nguyen, co-executive director of New

Virginia Majority, a progressive group that worked on voter outreach in communities of color. However, John Whitbeck, chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, said Democrats “had a message that we were a bunch of racists, and they just hammered it and hammered it and hammered it.” It will take months of talking with voters and elected officials to have a better understanding of what happened, he said. The Rev. Seth Wispelwey, who was among the clergy facing down the white nationalists during the Aug. 12 protests, said people “had their consciences scandalized by this summer in Virginia.” He noted that in the House, a slew of conservative white men were replaced by “candidates who represent precisely who the white supremacists seek to dehumanize.” SARAH RANKIN (AP)

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An earthquake victim is aided at a hospital Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on Sunday. The tremor hit the Iraq-Iran border.

7.2 magnitude quake jolts Iran-Iraq border At least 67 are dead, 500 injured in tremor felt across Middle East MIDDLE EAST A powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit the region along the border between Iran and Iraq on Sunday, killing at least 61 people and injuring 300 in Iran, an Iranian official said. Iranian state TV said Iraqi officials had reported at least six deaths inside Iraq, along with more than 50 people injured in Sulaymaniyah province and about 150 in Khanaquin city. No reports were immediately available from Iraq’s government. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake, which struck at

9:18 p.m. local time, was centered 19 miles outside the eastern Iraqi city of Halabja, southeast of Sulaymaniyah, a city in the semi-autonomous Kurdish region of northern Iraq. The Islamic Republic of Iran News Network quoted the head of the country’s emergency medical services, Pirhossein Koulivand, as saying at least 61 had been killed and 300 injured on Iran’s side of the border. Koulivand earlier told a local television station that the earthquake knocked out electricity in Iran’s western cities of Mehran and Ilam. He also said 35 rescue teams were providing assistance. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, in a phone call with the Interior Ministry, emphasized

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A visual effects museum in Indonesia that encouraged visitors to take selfies with a waxwork of Adolf Hitler against a giant image of the Auschwitz extermination camp has removed the exhibit after protests. The marketing officer for the De Mata Trick Eye Museum in Yogyakarta said the statue was removed Friday night following an Associated Press story highlighting outrage from Jewish and rights groups, including the Los Angelesbased Simon Wiesenthal Center. The museum, which has waxworks of about 80 famous people, had displayed the Hitler figure since 2014. (AP)

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The amount that long-haul carrier Emirates agreed to pay Sunday to buy 40 American-made Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners at the start of the Dubai Air Show in the United Arab Emirates. The deal was a blow to Boeing’s archrival, Airbus. The French manufacturer had pinned its hopes of continuing production of its double-decker A380 jumbo jet on Emirates, the world’s largest operator of the aircraft. President Trump has talked up the Boeing product, calling the 787-10 “an amazing piece of art.” (AP) Yemeni rebels deny U.S. claim that missile launched into Saudi Arabia was manufactured by Iran

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U.S. soldier reportedly was executed in ambush The body of Sgt. La David Johnson, one of four U.S. soldiers killed in an ambush by Islamist militants in Niger last month, was found with his arms tied and a gaping wound at the back of his head, according to two villagers, suggesting that he may have been captured and then executed. Adamou Boubacar, a farmer, said some children found the remains of the soldier Oct. 6, two days after the attack outside the remote Niger village of Tongo Tongo. The attack also left five Nigerien soldiers dead. (TWP) BUSINESS

Equifax executives won’t get their 2017 bonuses Equifax apologized again for its massive data breach in a Friday earnings call but also touted plans to build a new credit monitoring tool to give consumers more control over their data. Chief executive Paulino do Rego Barros Jr. outlined plans to rebuild trust after saying Equifax’s senior leadership team will forego “incentive compensation” — essentially, bonuses — for 2017. He added Equifax will release a free tool to allow anyone to lock their account. (TWP) MILITARY

Drill instructor sentenced for targeting Muslims A military jury sentenced a former Marine drill instructor to 10 years in prison and a dishonorable discharge from the service Friday for subjecting Muslim recruits to verbal and physical abuse, including one young man who committed suicide after an encounter. The jury issued its sentence a day after it found Gunnery Sgt. Joseph Felix guilty of maltreatment for terrorizing Muslim men at the boot camp in Parris Island, S.C. (TWP)

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nation+world POLITICS Alabama Republican Roy Moore is trying to raise money for his U.S. Senate race on allegations he had a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old girl when he was in his early 30s. Moore wrote in his fundraising pitch that “the vicious and sleazy attacks against me are growing more vicious by the minute.” He told supporters that he’s counting on them to stand with him by “chipping in a donation,” Moore will face Democrat Doug Jones in a special election Dec. 12. The Washington Post reported last week that the 70 -yearold Moore had relationships

with teenage girls, including a 14-year-old, while he was in his early 30s. Moore has vehemently denied the allegations. On Sunday, Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., urged Moore to drop out of the race, adding to the party’s growing disavowal of the controversial judge in a pivotal election. Toomey said Moore’s explanations have been inadequate so far and that Republicans should consider current Sen. Luther Strange as a write-in candidate to run against Moore. “You know, this is a terrible situation, nearly 40-year-old allegation, we’ll probably never know for sure exactly what happened,”

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star and former California governor, speaking Sunday at a global climate meeting in Bonn, Germany. He urged environmental activists to give more attention to immediate health hazards like air and water pollution.

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Mass graves found in Iraq may hold 400 bodies Iraqi security forces found mass graves in an abandoned base near Hawija, which was retaken from the Islamic State in October. The site could contain as many as 400 bodies, an Iraqi official said Sunday. A local shepherd who led troops to the site said ISIS used to bring captives to the area and fatally shoot them or light them on fire. (AP) BARCELONA, SPAIN

PM Rajoy urges Catalans to vote down separatists Speaking in Barcelona on Sunday, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy urged Catalonia voters to defeat the separatists when they go to the polls in an early election next month. Rajoy’s visit to Barcelona, Catalonia’s main city, was his first to the region since he used constitutional powers to stifle the regional secession push. (AP) NATIONAL SECURITY

Turkey denies plan to kidnap Muslim cleric Turkey has dismissed as “utterly false, ludicrous and groundless” a report that Turkish officials may have discussed paying millions of dollars to have U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen kidnapped. The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Special Counsel Robert Mueller was investigating the alleged plot involving former U.S. National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and his son. (AP) NATIONAL SECURITY

Schumer calls for review of TSA training policies Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., says continued lapses in airport screening procedures are “highly concerning.” He called for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Inspector General’s office to review the Transportation Security Administration’s training. A recent classified briefing found that testers were able to sneak banned items past the TSA about 80 percent of the time. (AP)

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Gunman’s anger ran deep Former wife says Kelley threatened to kill her; a colleague feared him NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS The former wife of the man responsible for killing 26 people in a Texas church last Sunday before killing himself said he had threatened to kill her, once putting a gun to her head and asking her whether she wanted to die. The comments, the first public statements by gunman Devin Kelley’s first wife, Tessa Brennaman, add to the growing portrait of Kelley as an unstable young man whose life was marked by anger and the potential for violence. In an interview with “Inside Edition” published in part on

the CBS website, Brennaman, 25, described her ex-husband as someone with “a lot of demons or hatred inside of him” and said he once threatened her for getting a speeding ticket. “He had a gun in his holster right here and he took that gun out and he put it to my temple and he said, ‘Do you want to die, do you want to die?’ ” she said. Kelley, 26, was convicted of domestic abuse of Brennaman and her son while Kelley was in the Air Force in 2012. Brennaman and Kelley divorced after the incident, for which he was court-martialed and sentenced to a year of confinement. The domestic violence charges should have prevented him from being able to buy the guns he

used in the shooting, the Air Force said, but the information wasn’t relayed to federal authorities. Kelley Other information about Kelley’s turbulent life has emerged in recent days. Records released by the New Braunfels Independent School District show that Kelley racked up a lengthy disciplinary record in high school, including seven suspensions for falsifying records, insubordination, profanity and a drug-related offense. Kelley joined the Air Force after high school, but his problems grew. Jessika Edwards, a former Air Force staff sergeant who worked

with him at a base in New Mexico, told CNN that he was constantly getting into trouble. She said Kelley’s behavior caused her to worry about his potential for violence. Edwards also said he displayed a fascination with mass murders. “He would make jokes about wanting to kill somebody,” she said. She said Kelley told her he bought dogs from Craigslist so he could practice shooting them. And he expressed envy for Dylann Roof, who killed nine people at a South Carolina church in 2015. “He would say he wished he had the nerve to do it, but all he would be able to do is kill animals,” Edwards told CNN. ELI ROSENBERG

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SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, TEXAS | Stephen Hope carries a cross to the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs after Sunday’s service was held in a white tent on at a nearby baseball field. Hundreds of worshippers attended the service — the first since a gunman stormed the church during last Sunday’s service, killing 26 people. A temporary memorial was set up inside the church, where 26 empty chairs have been placed.

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MIDDLE EAST Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, above, said Sunday he will return to his country “within days” amid a political crisis that erupted after his sudden resignation on Nov. 4 in Saudi Arabia. In a live interview shown on Future TV, Hariri said he had resigned to protect Lebanon from imminent danger, although he didn’t specify who was threatening the country. He said he will return to submit his resignation and seek a settlement with his rivals in the coalition government, the militant group Hezbollah. But Hariri said withdrawing his resignation would be conditional on the Iranian-backed Hezbollah committing to remaining neutral on regional conflicts. Hariri looked tired and sad in the interview from Saudi Arabia. He held back tears as he said that he resigned to cause a “positive shock” and draw attention to the danger of siding with Iran in regional conflicts. Iran is Saudi Arabia’s arch foe. Seeking to show he was not being detained by the Saudis, Hariri said: “I am free.” He said his resignation was his own decision, dismissing reports he was forced into it. He also said he is looking into security arrangements before returning to Lebanon. Many have suspected Hariri was placed under house arrest as part of a Saudi plan to unravel the coalition government he formed last year with Hezbollah. SARAH EL DEEB (AP)

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Russia at center of Asia trip POLITICS President Trump’s lengthy Asia trip wound down as it began, with a visit meant to be centered on trade and North Korea overshadowed by questions about Russia. Trump was in the Philippines, the final stop of his trip, on Monday, poised to hold formal talks with President Rodrigo Duterte, who has overseen a bloody drug war that has featured extrajudicial killings and fears of vigilante justice. But Trump remains dogged by things he has said, and has not said, about Russia. Trump tried to have it both ways Sunday on the issue of Russian interference in last year’s presidential race, saying he believes both the U.S. intelligence agencies when they say Russia meddled and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s sincerity in claiming that his country did not. “I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election,” Trump said of Putin at a news conference in Hanoi with Vietnam’s president. “As to whether I believe it, I’m with our agencies. As currently led by fine people, I believe very much in our intelligence agencies.” U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia meddled in the 2016 election to help Trump defeat Hillary Clinton. A special counsel’s examination of potential collusion between Moscow and

President Trump talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday in Danang, Vietnam.

Study: Women less likely to get CPR in public

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Ex-U.S. intel official says Putin is playing Trump by appealing to his ego

Trump campaign aides so far has led to indictments against Trump’s former campaign chairman and another top aide for crimes unrelated to the campaign, and a guilty plea from a Trump foreign policy adviser. On Saturday, Trump lashed out at former heads of the U.S. intelligence agencies, claiming there are plenty of reasons to be suspicious of their findings and dismissing them as “political hacks.” Two top former U.S. intelligence officials said Sunday that Trump is being “played” by Putin. “By not confronting the issue directly and not acknowledging to Putin that we know you’re responsible for this, I think he’s giving Putin a pass,” former CIA

Director John Brennan said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “I think it demonstrates to Mr. Putin that Donald Trump can be played by foreign leaders who are going to appeal to his ego and try to play upon his insecurities, which is very, very worrisome from a national security standpoint.” Appearing on the same program, former director of national intelligence James Clapper said he agrees with that assessment. “He seems very susceptible to rolling out the red carpet and honor guards and all the trappings and pomp and circumstance that come with the office, and I think that appeals to him, and I think it plays to his insecurities,” Clapper said. Trump told reporters Saturday

that Putin had again vehemently denied the allegations. The two spoke during an economic conference in Danang, Vietnam. Trump danced around questions about whether he believed Putin but stressed Putin’s denials. “Every time he sees me, he says: ‘I didn’t do that.’ And I believe — I really believe — that when he tells me that, he means it,” Trump said. In Hanoi on Sunday, Trump pointed to sanctions the U.S. has imposed on Russia as punishment for election meddling. “They were sanctioned at a very high level, and that took place very recently,” he said. “It’s now time to get back to healing a world that is shattered and broken.” (AP/THE WASHINGTON POST)

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HEALTH Women are less likely than men to get CPR from a bystander and more likely to die, a new study suggests, and researchers think reluctance to touch a woman’s chest might be one reason. Only 39 percent of women suffering cardiac arrest in a public place were given CPR versus 45 percent of men, and men were 23 percent more likely to survive, the study found. It involved nearly 20,000 cases around the country and is the first to examine gender differences in receiving heart help from the public versus professional responders. “It can be kind of daunting thinking about pushing hard and fast on the center of a woman’s chest,” and some people may fear they are hurting her, said Audrey Blewer, a University of Pennsylvania researcher who led the study. Rescuers also may worry about moving a woman’s clothing to get better access, or touching breasts to do CPR, but doing it properly “shouldn’t entail that,” said another study leader, Penn’s Dr. Benjamin Abella. “You put your hands on the sternum, which is the middle of the chest. In theory, you’re touching in between the breasts.” More than 350,000 Americans each year suffer a cardiac arrest in settings other than a hospital. About 90 percent of them die, but CPR can double or triple survival odds. MARILYNN MARCHIONE (AP)

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A pick by Mackensie Alexander (No. 20) set up a Vikings touchdown near the end of the first half.

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WITH THE VIKINGS’ TOP-FOUR DEFENSE AWAITING, the Redskins’ starting offensive line was in full

force Sunday for the first time in three weeks, sloughing off shoulder, knee and ankle injuries in hopes of pulling off a second consecutive upset. But with the defense giving up big play after big

play, the offensive line’s gritty effort was in vain. A loss at FedEx Field dropped Washington to 4-5 ahead of a visit to the NFC South leading Saints (7-2) next Sunday. After letting an early lead turn into an 18-point deficit, the Redskins clawed back. Kirk Cousins threw for 327 yards and ran for two TDs but couldn’t conjure the late-game heroics that lifted his team in Seattle. LIZ CLARKE (THE WASHINGTON POST) WORST REUNION: Kai Forbath drilled a 53-yard field goal, which tied his season long, with 7:45 left to give the Vikings a 38-27 lead. Forbath was cut by the Redskins after Week 1 in 2015 because he didn’t have the leg strength to put the ball through the end zone on kickoffs. He never made a kick longer than 50 yards in over three years with Washington.

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Case Keenum had a near-perfect QB rating until D.J. Swearinger

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WORST RUNNING GAME: Even with its entire starting offensive line back in action, Washington ran for just 81 yards against the NFL’s thirdranked rushing defense. Rob Kelley left with a knee injury in the first quarter, and Samaje Perine ran for a team-high 35 yards on nine carries.

than two minutes before halftime. Thielen finished with eight catches for 166 yards.

Maurice Harris makes a one-handed TD catch to cap off the opening drive.

intervened with an interception in the third quarter to end Minnesota’s streak of four consecutive TD drives, keeping the Redskins within two scores. Washington turned the ball over on downs, but then Swearinger picked off a second straight pass.

WORST DEFENSE: Keenum carved up the Redskins in the first half, and Adam Thielen was his favorite target. Thielen had three catches for 62 yards, including a 7-yard touchdown grab, on a 71-yard drive that gave Minnesota a 21-17 lead less

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WORST THROW: After Thielen’s score, Cousins overthrew Jamison Crowder on the first play of Washington’s possession. Mackensie Alexander intercepted it deep in Redskins territory. Three plays later, Keenum found tight end David Morgan wide open in the end zone for his first career touchdown to push the lead to 28-17 at the break. BEST CATCH: Promoted from the practice squad Saturday, Maurice Harris capped Washington’s opening drive with a 36-yard, one-handed TD grab that was ruled incomplete but then reversed. SCOTT ALLEN (TWP)

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Keenum wins QB duel with Cousins Case Keenum, who came to Minnesota this offseason as a backup on his third NFL team, needed just three quarters to outplay Kirk Cousins on Sunday. Washington’s QB stands to make $22 million more than Keenum this season, but he neither made the individual plays nor received the assistance that his counterpart did in the Redskins’ loss. Two fourth-quarter picks by D.J. Swearinger were the only blemishes for Keenum, who was 21of-29 for 304 yards and threw all of his careerhigh four touchdown passes in the first 33 minutes. At one point, he pump-faked Josh Norman away from Adam Thielen in the end zone. Cousins threw a pick, sailed a potential TD pass past Josh Doctson and saw two would-be scoring grabs dislodged from his receivers. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)

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Mark Ingram ran for 131 yards and a career-high three touchdowns as the visiting Saints won their seventh straight game by plowing through the Bills. New Orleans (7-2) put up 298 yards rushing and limited Buffalo (5-4) to 198 yards total. Buffalo allowed a season-worst 482 yards. Drew Brees threw for 184 yards, 117 of which went to Michael Thomas. Buffalo’s only touchdown was a late pass from backup Nathan Peterman to Nick O’Leary. (AP)

Mark Ingram rushed for a career-high three touchdowns for the Saints, who will host the Redskins this Sunday.

Ben Roethlisberger’s 32-yard pass to Antonio Brown with 35 seconds left set up a 33-yard field goal from Chris Boswell as time expired, clinching Pittsburgh’s comeback in Indianapolis. The Steelers (7-2) have won five in a row over the Colts (3-7), but they needed two secondhalf TD passes from Roethlisberger to erase a 17-3 third-quarter deficit. Ryan Shazier’s pick set up a TD catch by Vance McDonald and a tying two-point conversion caught by Martavis Bryant. (AP)

Matthew Stafford lofted a 29-yard, tiebreaking touchdown to Eric Ebron early in the fourth quarter and the host Lions went on to beat the winless Browns. The Lions (5-4) rallied from first- and second-half deficits to earn consecutive victories. The Browns, who fell to 0-9 on the season, led 10-0 early in the game for their first double-digit lead of the season, and were up 24-17 in the third after Deshone Kizer led two consecutive touchdown drives. (AP)

Brett Hundley threw for 212 yards and a touchdown as the Packers snapped a three-game losing streak and won their first game without Aaron Rodgers, who broke his collarbone in an Oct. 15 loss to the Vikings. Hundley hit Davante Adams for a 17-yard TD to give Green Bay (5-4) a two-score lead with 5:29 left to play in Chicago. Rookie Mitchell Trubisky threw for a career-high 297 yards for the Bears (3-6). (AP)

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Mark Ingram scored three times in Buffalo, but Kamara did his part with 106 yards and a 5-yard touchdown on just nine carries. Kamara, a rookie third-round pick from Tennessee, added five catches for 32 yards.

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Adrian Clayborn Falcons defensive end

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Antonio Brown put the Steelers in position to kick a game-winning field goal by catching a 32-yard pass from Ben Roethlisberger in the final minute.

Marcus Mariota tossed a 7-yard touchdown pass to DeMarco Murray with 36 seconds left, and the Titans rallied at home for their fourth consecutive victory. It’s the longest winning streak for the Titans (6-3) since taking five straight in 2009, and it’s their best start to a season since 2008, when the Titans last reached the playoffs as the AFC’s No. 1 seed. The Bengals (3-6) lost for the third time in four games despite sacking Mariota four times. (AP)

Ryan Fitzpatrick led two long scoring drives and Tampa Bay limited the visiting Jets to less than 200 yards of offense until late in the fourth quarter to snap a five-game losing streak. With Fitzpatrick filling in for the injured Jameis Winston, the Buccaneers (3-6) used three field goals to build a 9-3 lead. Charles Sims put the game out of reach with a 6-yard TD reception with 6:05 left. Robby Anderson caught a TD pass in the final minute for the Jets (4-6). (AP)

Bengals LB Vontaze Burfict ejected in second quarter for making contact with official

Josh Lambo kicked a 30-yard field goal with 3:12 left in overtime, lifting the Jaguars to a wild home win. The former Chargers kicker ran the other way and took a soccer slide near midfield before getting mobbed by teammates. It gave Jacksonville (6-3) its first three-game winning streak since 2013. The game went to overtime after a wacky final two minutes of regulation that included a fumble, two interceptions, a taunting penalty and a flag on the Chargers (3-6) for roughing the passer. (AP)

He sacked Cowboys QB Dak Prescott a whopping six times and forced him to fumble twice. Clayborn entered the game with two sacks and hasn’t had more than six in a season since he was a rookie with the Bucs in 2011.

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A.J. Green Bengals receiver

OTHER GAMES Rams 33, Texans 7 Falcons 27, Cowboys 7 49ers 31, Giants 21 Seahawks 22, Cardinals 16 (Thu.) Patriots at Broncos (late) Dolphins at Panthers (tonight)

A week after he was ejected for choking Jacksonville corner Jalen Ramsey, Green posted five catches for 115 years and put Cincinnati ahead in the fourth quarter with a 70-yard TD before the Titans came back. (EXPRESS)

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Ewing makes victorious return

THE DISTRICT | Georgetown and NBA great Patrick Ewing celebrates with fans Sunday after a 73-57 win over Jacksonville in his first game as coach of the Hoyas and his debut as a head coach at any level. Junior center Jessie Govan had 20 points and 15 rebounds for the Hoyas.

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Tennessee fires Jones after losing 5 of its past 6 games

Solo says former president of FIFA groped her in 2013

UConn blows out Stanford in matchup of top-10 teams

Tennessee fired coach Butch Jones on Sunday with two games left in the regular season. The Volunteers (4-6) were ranked 25th in the AP preseason poll but are winless in the SEC. “We are not where we need to be competitively,” athletic director John Currie said Sunday. Currie said that defensive line coach Brady Hoke will serve as interim coach. Tennessee lost five of its past six games, including a 50-17 defeat to Missouri on Saturday. Jones went 34-27 overall and 14-24 in the SEC over five seasons. He led the Vols to bowl victories each of the last three years. He had a contract for $4.1 million per year with an $8 million buyout if he’s fired without cause. (AP)

Hope Solo has alleged that former FIFA President Sepp Blatter grabbed her rear shortly before they were to appear on stage at a soccer ceremony in 2013. A representative for Blatter called the allegation “ridiculous.” In an interview published Friday in a Portuguese newspaper, the former goalkeeper for the U.S. women’s national team recounted what she said happened at the Ballon d’Or awards in Zurich in 2013. Blatter was suspended as head of FIFA for six years following corruption allegations that emerged in 2015. He has had a history of what many consider to be sexist behavior concerning the women’s game. (AP)

Crystal Dangerfield scored 24 points and Katie Lou Samuelson added 21 to help top-ranked UConn rout No. 10 Stanford 78-53 on Sunday in Columbus, Ohio. In her seventh career start, Dangerfield ran the offense with a sharpshooter’s mentality. The sophomore was 6-of-7 on 3-pointers and had four steals. Stanford struggled making shots around the rim for a second straight game. The Cardinal made just 5 of 31 shots in the first half with 15 turnovers, falling to 0-2 after an 85-64 loss to No. 5 Ohio State on Friday in Columbus. UConn (1-0) broke a 4-4 tie with a 14-0 run and led by 42 in the third quarter. (AP)

Switzerland qualifies for 2018 World Cup after 0-0 draw delivers 1-0 aggregate victory over N. Ireland

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Workplace protocol is sometimes tough to navigate when pregnancy comes up WORKPLACES There were plenty of things Jaime Bernstein talked about while interviewing for her job as senior matchmaker at Three Day Rule’s D.C. office. Her résumé. Her vision for the position. But one thing she didn’t discuss? The fact that she was pregnant. “I had made a conscious decision that I was not going to disclose that,” says Bernstein, 34. “Them knowing that I was pregnant before deciding to hire me wouldn’t give me any kind of benefit.” It wasn’t until she had an offer letter in hand from the dating service that she revealed her good news. “I was nervous, but I got a lot of support,” she says. “I was glad I didn’t disclose it, even though I don’t think it would have changed the outcome.” While pregnancy leads to lots of exciting changes, it also brings up important questions for women in the workplace. When and how should you tell your boss? How much maternity leave should you take? Will you be back to business as usual after the baby? Knowing where you stand is important before beginning any office conversations. Do

you want to move from full- to part-time work? Do you want the ability to work from home or take flex time? And what do you want to adjust about your job after having the baby? “Really think about what you want,” says Melissa S. Fireman, co-founder and CEO of career management firm Washington Career Services. “The clearer you are, the easier it is to present whichever scenarios you want to happen.” Many women wait until after the first trimester to tell their boss, but there is no exact “right” time. “If women want to wait until 20 weeks because it makes them feel more comfortable, they’re not letting their employer down in doing so,” says Allyson Downey, co-founder of baby gear review website weeSpring and the author of “Here’s the Plan: Your Practical, Tactical Guide to Advancing Your Career During Pregnancy and Parenthood.” Still, be careful about sharing your secret with any co-workers before letting your boss know. Pregnancy discrimination is still an issue women contend with (see sidebar), and if your boss gets wind that you’re pregnant, it can lead to some gray areas.

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“The clearer you are, the easier it is to present whichever scenarios you want to happen.” MELISSA S. FIREMAN, CEO of Washington Career Services, saying you should figure out exactly what you want before you tell your boss you’re pregnant

“If you weren’t on record as having told them that you’re pregnant, someone inclined to discriminate against pregnant women could fire you but then later claim they had no idea [that you were pregnant],” says Tom Spiggle, founder of Arlingtonbased Spiggle Law Firm, which specializes in employee rights

cases, and the author of “You’re Pregnant? You’re Fired!: Protecting Mothers, Fathers and Other Caregivers in the Workplace.” You don’t have to make an overly formal announcement. Fireman recommends sharing the news after a positive review or conclusion of a big project. “Employers want to keep talent,” she says. “So if you’ve just completed a $5 million project, they’re going to be nervous about losing you, but want to try to keep you.” Downey suggests giving employers time to digest the news. Then follow up a few weeks later to discuss specifics. “Go into the second meeting with really concrete details of how much time you plan to take off, who can cover for you in your absence, and the types of things you’re going to do CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

According to a survey of 10,000 Americans released Thursday by the nonprofit Just Capital, 85 percent of respondents said they would pay more for a product with “just” business practices, while 79 percent said they would take a pay cut to work at such a firm. The report offers guidance to companies about what business practices are important to American consumers. The survey found that respondents ranked worker issues their highest priority (23 percent) in evaluating companies, while another 10 percent rated job creation most important, making the workforce the main factor Americans use to appraise a company. Worker issues were followed by companies’ treatment of customers (19 percent), the quality of their products (17 percent), their impact on the environment (13 percent) and their interactions with their local communities (11 percent). (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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to prepare,” she says. Understanding the maternity leave available to you can be complicated. Different companies have different policies, and the size of your company can impact things like whether

you’re covered under the Family and Medical Leave Act, which entitles eligible employees to unpaid leave for certain family and medical reasons, including maternity leave. Get familiar with your employee handbook, and go into human resources meetings with a list of questions. Deciding how much leave to

take often comes down to balancing personal preferences with practical issues, like the financial implications resulting from any unpaid time off. Bernstein went into labor just six weeks after starting her job. Because she was so new to her position, Three Day Rule agreed to hold her job with no pay. “This was a dream job

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opportunity, so my husband and I figured out a plan so we could afford to do that,” she says. Downey advises requesting the maximum time you can take and then seeing what happens. “If at eight weeks you’re going bananas

in your house, they’re going to be really happy to have you come back early rather than be left at a loss because you want to stay out another month,” she says. If you want to ask for flex time or the ability to work from home after the baby is born, the right approach can increase your chances of success. “The No. 1 way to get flexibility at your job is to be really good at your job,” says Downey. “Walk into the room with solutions, not problems.” If staying home with the baby proves to be the right decision for you, keeping at least a toe in your chosen career can make a future return to work much easier. “Even if you’re working 10 to 15 hours a week doing accounting or recruiting, people will know your skills are active and up to date,” says Fireman. “And if you’re a real talent, people will want you back.” BETH LUBERECKI (FOR EXPRESS)

Are you dealing with discrimination? An employer is not allowed to treat you differently because you’re pregnant. What Tom Spiggle calls “improper stereotypes” can be a form of pregnancy discrimination. “You’re pregnant, therefore you will be forgetful or not come to work on time,” he says as an example of one of these stereotypes. “Or, ‘We’re not going to give you that promotion that requires a lot of travel, because we know someone having a new baby doesn’t want to do that.’” If you think you’re being discriminated against, keep a record of what’s happening. The size and location of your company impact which federal and state laws apply to pregnancy discrimination and accommodations. “It’s sad that it is so complicated, but it is,” Spiggle says. He says websites such as abetterbalance.org and worklifelaw.org can help pregnant employees figure out their legal rights. The next step is to find an employment law attorney with experience in pregnancy discrimination. For that, you can use mwela.org, the local affiliate of the National Employment Lawyers Association. B.L.

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What she does When Alice Bergen Phillips tells people what she does for a living, the most common reaction is, “That’s a job?” Her response? “I made it a job.” The tenacious Chicago native is the founder of Cheesemonster D.C., a private, mobile cheesemonger based in Alexandria that aims to bring cheese to the

people. That mission takes shape in various forms: Phillips leads classes on the history, geography and basics of pairing cheese, and she hosts a near-monthly cheese party (be still, our hearts!) at local restaurants, where guests sample and discuss a range of types. But the bread and butter — er, bread and cheese? — of her company are the beyond-elaborate cheese boards and bigger, more sprawled-out grazing tables she makes for private events. Phillips starts with the same ingredients that amateurs would

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touched [a cheese board] because they don’t want to ruin it.” During busy seasons, Phillips estimates that she builds up to three boards a week. She’s been approached to consult with restaurants that want to develop a cheese program or need an on-site monger, but — much like the cheese — she prefers to stand alone. “I don’t want to say the word bossy, but I’m always more comfortable being in charge of something,” Phillips says. Plus, her current role allows her to engage with customers about the products, which she enjoys as a self-proclaimed cheese nerd. Oftentimes when she provides a board for a party, Phillips

will stick around to answer any questions and lead guests on a dairy-filled journey.

How she got the job Phillips graduated with a degree in political science and got an internship at a national security think tank in D.C. Though she found the work important and fulfilling, she longed to be at her side job as a barista. At the coffee shop, she leaned how to taste in a more professional manner, educating herself about the origins of different beans and the best way to enhance their natural flavors. “I was more comfortable talking to customers and introducing people to new items and being a little more gregarious than I was sitting in my cubicle,” Phillips says. When her husband’s job took

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Phillips says she wants her elaborate cheese boards to have a “cornucopia effect,” meaning they’re works of art that you’re encouraged to feast on.

and requests for private jobs started rolling in. In March of last year, she left Via Umbria to form Cheesemonster D.C.

Who would want this job Obviously, the lactose intolerant need not apply. Those with

a strong interest in food and a curiously for where it came from will thrive in this line of work. Phillips spends a great deal of time getting to know her cheese suppliers and researching her products so she’s prepared to answer any questions.

“One of the reason my business works is because it’s not just a beautiful display. I can provide them with answers if they have questions [about the products],” she says. Because this type of job is front-facing, it’s important to have good customer service.

“Cheese, wine and coffee are things that can take a snobbish route, and it’s my job to make it accessible,” Phillips says. “If you show up and you’re a jerk about it, no one is going to want to work with you.” The job also requires some artistic sensibility,

Starting a business like this takes retail experience — preferably in specialty food — where you can gain customer service and managerial experience. The District is home to a number of specialty food shops, including Dean & DeLuca, Glen’s Garden Market and Salt & Sundry. If you’re interested in cheese specifically, start sampling different varieties on your own and developing a palate. Phillips also suggests joining the Mid Atlantic Cheese Coalition, which is made up of professionals and chefs who meet quarterly and geek out about cheese. “The cheese industry is awesome,” Phillips says. HOLLEY SIMMONS (FOR EXPRESS)

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Comic calls out Apu’s stereotype TELEVISION “Thank you, come again!” That phrase, made famous by “The Simpsons,” has haunted Hari Kondabolu for nearly 30 years. The Brooklyn-based standup comedian and child of Indian immigrants can’t even recall the first time he heard the jeer hurled his way. “When it happens so regularly,” he says, “it’s like asking me, ‘Can you remember specific times you took the subway?’” In the hit Fox show’s sea of yellow-skinned Springfielders, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, the Indian-born convenience store clerk, stood out for his brown skin. (And probably for the Ganesha statue gracing his KwikE-Mart counter.) But mostly, Apu imprinted himself on the viewer’s psyche with his accent, a clucking singsong that made “Thank you, come again!” a meme before memes existed.

At first, it didn’t seem so nefarious to Kondabolu. The TV shows of the era didn’t “look anything like where I grew up,” he says. “So being able to see an Indian face, even if it was a cartoon, that’s all I wanted: to exist.” But now, Kondabolu is examining whether the chattering cartoon immigrant did more harm than good as a representation of Indian-Americans. He’s taking on the shopkeeper in “The Problem With Apu,” debuting Nov. 19 on TruTV. The hour-long documentary includes interviews with actors and comics of South Asian heritage, who discuss the character and how their lives have been affected by the stereotypes of South Asians in pop culture. Kondabolu, who also is an executive producer of the film, talks with Kal Penn of “Harold and Kumar” fame; “Master of None” star Aziz Ansari; and actress Whoopi Goldberg, who maintains a collection of racist depictions of African-Americans from a not-so-distant past and begins to see Apu’s place in it.

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In “The Problem With Apu,” Hari Kondabolu enlists Whoopi Goldberg to discuss the impact of stereotypical images in pop culture.

A product of its time “The Problem With Apu” director Michael Melamedoff says Apu came “to life in the guise of a stereotype.” “The Simpsons” arrived in 1989, just after Long Duk Dong in “Sixteen Candles,” “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” and “Big Trouble in Little China.” “Was this kind of race-baiting humor more acceptable in American culture then?” he asks. “One-hundred percent.” L.R.

Kondabolu is keenly aware that taking on Apu is akin to dragging “The Simpsons” behemoth itself. And that the millions of Americans who have glowing memories of Bart and Co. will bristle at the

idea that they may have laughed at something racist. But he wants viewers to see how insidious such characterizations can be and how they thrive. “You start to feel embarrassed to be an Indian,” he says. “Because there’s only one representation.” Kondabolu says his goal isn’t to shame the show or demand Apu’s erasure. “It’s already been 30 years, and the impact has already been made,” he says. “For me it’s about getting more diverse roles. It’s about writing rooms being more diverse, people actually sharing their own stories as opposed to other people sharing it for them.” LAVANYA RAMANATHAN

This new comedy, directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, stars “Hunger Games” star Josh Hutcherson as a janitor/gamer who is tasked with traveling back in time to prevent the extinction of humanity.

2 ‘Mudbound’ Friday on Netflix

Director Dee Rees’ film hits Netflix after its Sundance debut last winter. Based on Hillary Jordan’s novel, the story follows two Mississippi families — one black, one white — confronting racism in the World War II era.

3 ‘Night of Too Many Stars’ 8 p.m. Saturday on HBO

The annual show to benefit autism research, hosted by John Stewart, is bringing in a roster of comics including Chris Rock, Stephen Colbert, Abbi Jacobson and Hasan Minhaj. (EXPRESS)

(THE WASHINGTON POST)

BOX OFFICE HAUL

The box office take of Marvel and Disney’s “Thor: Ragnarok” in its second weekend in theaters. It beat out the comedy sequel “Daddy’s Home 2,” which nabbed second place with $30 million, as well as the lavish Agatha Christie adaptation “Murder on the Orient Express,” which came in third with $28.2 million. “A Bad Moms Christmas” took fourth place with $11.5 million in its second weekend, and “Jigsaw” rounded out the top five with $3.4 million. (AP) Ellen Page to star in a Netflix series based on comic “The Umbrella Academy”

Sandra Bullock to portray filibustering Texas state senator Wendy Davis in biopic “Let Her Speak”

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Maria Bamford, right, plays a version of herself in “Lady Dynamite.”

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Judd Apatow once wrote that Maria Bamford is “the funniest being in the world.” Your reaction may well be … who!? Bamford is a stand-up comedian who stars in Netflix’s “Lady Dynamite,” which rolled out Season 2 last week. She has a high-on-helium voice and eyes that look sincere yet startled. As in almost every sitcom starring a comedian, Bamford plays a version of herself: a woman who has struggled with mental illness, including, in her words, “a year and a half of hospitalizations.” Her issues include obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder and suicidal thoughts. In Season 2, Bamford is trying to restart her show biz career and build her first healthy relationship with a man. Absurdity does ensure. This includes flashbacks styled as a show-within-a-show called “Duluth” (Bamford’s real-life Minnesota hometown), set in 1987 and done in the earnest

style of a back-to-school special — but with a twisted soul. Her dad fires a shotgun into a cake her mom made for an auction to benefit abused women. “You want some marriage advice?” he asks Maria. “Never show your true feelings.” Clearly, Bamford needs advice. Who better to ask than Apatow, who makes a cameo. “I have a saying,” he tells her. “Embrace it to erase it.” He hated needlepoint, he explains. Then someone gave him a needlepoint pillow, and he didn’t “mind it anymore.” And if you embrace the show in all its weirdness, you’ll get Bamford’s very original perspective on what it’s like to live with mental illness: downs, ups, despair, longing for normalcy, moments of absurdity. And you’ll get to see what makes Judd Apatow laugh. Sample bit: Bamford gets out of a shower and wrings water from her hair into a glass because, as she explains, “we’re in a drought.” Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse

Scott R. Brunton, a former male model, claimed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Friday that “Star Trek” actor George Takei groped him in 1981, when Brunton was 23 and Takei was in his 40s. Takei denied the accusation in a Facebook post. Former “ER” actor Anthony Edwards wrote in a Medium post that he was molested by producer Gary Goddard, his former manager and mentor. Goddard’s rep denied the claim. Writer Jessica Teich alleged in a Vulture report on Friday that Richard Dreyfuss had harassed her over two to three years while she was working on a show he was producing, and once exposed himself to her. Ellen Page wrote Friday on Facebook that Brett Ratner, who directed her in “X-Men: The Last Stand,” sexually harassed her and publicly outed her as gay when she was 18. Ratner already faced several claims of misconduct. FX and Netflix have cut ties with Louis C.K., who admitted claims of sexual misconduct made by five women were true. The distributor of his newest movie, “I Love You, Daddy,” also said it won’t be releasing the film.

Sam Smith’s sophomore record, “The Thrill of It All,” debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart

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AN EVENING WITH PAUL WATSON: SOLVING AN ARCTIC MYSTERY Tuesday, November 14, 6:30 PM

Baird Auditorium, Ground Floor, National Museum of Natural History 10th St. and Constitution Ave. N.W. Washington, DC 20013

“Tiffany Haddish doing the nay nay in an Alexander McQueen gown hosting ‘SNL’ is what I call progress.” @HARRYSHUMJR, tweeting about actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish hosting “Saturday Night Live.” It was the first time a black female comedian who was not a cast member hosted the show. Haddish shared a “Tiff tip” for men on how to not commit sexual assault: Don’t take out your “thingthing” if a woman has her clothes on. She also joked about re-wearing the Alexander McQueen gown that she bought for the premiere of “Girls Trip.” “I feel like I should be able to wear what I want, when I want, however many times I want, as long as I Febreze it,” Haddish said.

“The #MeAt14 thread ... is powerful indeed. Fourteen-year-olds are children, not dating material for 30-somethingyear-old men.” @JOYANNREID, tweeting about the hashtag #MeAt14, started by writer Lizz Winstead, in which women shared photos of what they looked like and what they cared about at age 14, to give context to allegations that Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore sexually assaulted a 14-year-old.

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This program is free, but registration is requested: go.si.edu/AnEveningWith

The National Museum of Natural History invites you to attend an evening with Pulitzer prize-winning photographer and best-selling author Paul Watson. Watson’s new book, Ice Ghosts weaves together the spellbinding true story of the greatest cold case in Arctic history. Watson will present the detective story of Western science, indigenous beliefs, and the irrepressible spirit of exploration which lead to the epic discovery of the 1845 Franklin Expedition— whose two ships, the HMS Erebus and the HMS Terror, and their crew of 129 were lost to the Arctic ice while in search of a Northwest Passage. A conversation with Kirk Johnson, Sant Director of the National Museum of Natural History, will follow. After the program, see Inuit objects and engage with volunteers to learn more about the Arctic, Inuit culture, and the museum’s exhibit Narwhal: Revealing an Arctic Legend. Ice Ghosts will also be available after the program for purchase and signing.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History This program is made possible by the generous support of David M. Rubenstein and is part of the An Evening With... signature series featuring thought leaders in conversation with paleontologist and Sant Director of the National Museum of Natural History, Kirk Johnson.

“[This is a] vinyl LP soundtrack to a TV show about cassette tapes [that] you can only watch using the internet.” @MZNEWMAN, tweeting about how 20 years ago, he never would have predicted the weird media mashup that is the a vinyl version of the soundtrack to the Netflix show “13 Reasons Why.”

“You may be saving lives, but don’t park your van in a stupid place and block my drive.”

“Bill Walton is a national treasure. He just apologized on behalf of the entire human race.”

A NOTE that was left on an ambulance in West Midlands, England. The emergency services tweeted a picture of the spiteful note, and added that the patient they had was in critical condition. “Sometimes we just don’t know what to say,” the tweet said. It was hashtagged: #PatientsComeFirst.

@ZEISENDRATH, tweeting after Bill

Walton gave an eccentric apology “on behalf of the human race” for the “travesty” of three UCLA players shoplifting in China. Walton, a Hall of Famer who played for UCLA in the ’70s, made those comments during ESPN’s broadcast of the UCLA-Georgia Tech game Friday night in Shanghai.

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fun+games Horoscopes

Scrabble Grams

PAR SCORE 150-160, BEST SCORE 225

Sudoku

EASY

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) You receive news today that has you wondering about possibilities to come. Are things looking up? SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) How you interpret what you hear today makes all the difference. Before trying to sell another on your ideas, try them out yourself. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Though you have strong opinions today, you’ll want to offer them gently so that you don’t take anyone by surprise. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Your approach and your attitude are actually more important today than the things you are trying to accomplish. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You can push your plans forward at a faster pace today without endangering yourself or others.

FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You are quite perceptive today when it comes to other people’s methods and motives. You don’t have to adopt them, however. Stick to the plan. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) While you are struggling with an important decision, someone else may be doing something that will change everything when you discover it.

FOUR RACK TOTAL Make a 2-7-letter word from the letters in each row. Add points of each word using scoring directions at right. Seven-letter words get a 50-point bonus. Blank tiles used as any letter have no point value. Scrabble is a trademark of Hasbro in the U.S. and Canada.

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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

50 | 39

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Things may become somewhat confusing today, even after you spent a great deal of time laying them out in a logical order and proceeding slowly.

TODAY: Light showers remain possible through the morning. But we should be dry by afternoon with increasing sun as high pressure noses its way back into the region. Look for highs right around 50 degrees. Skies continue to clear out through the evening and overnight and trend mostly clear by dawn.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You are facing certain realities that will limit your behavior today and in the future. Some of these are economic. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A business arrangement must remain just that, and not become something more complicated because you’ve involved one or more personal issues.

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: 58 RECORD HIGH: 80 AVG. LOW: 41 RECORD LOW: 22 SUNRISE: 6:48 a.m. SUNSET: 4:56 p.m.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may not understand a warning received early in the day — but later on you’ll realize just what it means.

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

FRIDAY

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) The more

you focus on the little things, the more you’ll please someone who depends on you. Don’t whitewash a problem.

DAILY CODE

today in histor y

1789: Benjamin Franklin writes in a letter to a friend, Jean-Baptiste Leroy, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”

1969: Speaking in Des Moines, Iowa, Vice President Spiro T. Agnew accuses network television news departments of bias and distortion, and urges viewers to lodge complaints.

2015: Islamic State militants carry out a set of attacks in Paris on the national stadium, restaurants and streets, and a crowded concert hall, killing 130 people in the worst attack on French soil since World War II.

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HAIL MARY

ACROSS

47 “To ___ his own”

Jungle creature

48 Muscat native

Can material

53 Stinky animal

First game of the season

Brief note, at work

Molecule part

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56 Toyota model 58 Goes angling 63 Marys: first lady and TV personality

10 Approximately

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12 Oozing muck

67 Operation reminder

11 Actress Mary 13 Doctrine 18 Rural open field 19 FAA employee

68 Karan the designer

23 Roly go-with

69 Common Swedish male name

26 Kind of hall

70 Seeger or Sampras 71 Puff ___ (snake variety)

24 Certain old Buick 27 Concept

54 Cowboys’ org. 55 Somewhat, slangily 57 Talk like Sylvester 59 Not barefoot 60 Worker 61 Marine eagle 62 Celeb 64 Persian you pet 65 Underground stuff

FRIDAY’S SOLUTION

28 Units of wire thickness 29 Some notes 31 ‘70s hairdo 33 Major world power

35 Weasel relative

DOWN 1

Moore on screen

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Iraq neighbor

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43 Capital of the Bahamas

Common breakfast items

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Type of list

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Delay

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people MESSAGES

Another game of Let’s Inspect Taylor’s Words

‘Two can play that game!’ — The Weeknd The Weeknd was spotted out last week with Yovanna Ventura, Justin Bieber’s former girlfriend. Us Weekly reported the two were holding hands at French Montana’s birthday party on Nov. 9. “He was parading her around,” one source said. “He was trying to make it obvious that he was with someone.” The Weeknd recently split from Selena Gomez, who is now reportedly back together with former flame Bieber.

Taylor Swift included supplemental written works in Target’s special-edition bundle of her new album, “Reputation.” One of them is a poem that seems to address her months-long break from the spotlight last year. Titled “Why She Disappeared,” it speaks of “fair-weather friends” who “blew away” when she “crashed”; when she “rose,” she was “wary of phone calls and promises/ Charmers, dandies and get-love-quick-schemes.” Swift also penned a prologue to the album, which begins and ends with the same message: “We think we know someone, but the truth is that we only know the version of them they have chosen to show us.” (EXPRESS)

MYSTERIES

Magazine turns apology into full-on whodunit

Hilary Duff’s neighbors were “aghast” at the wild 30th birthday party Duff threw at her Beverly Hills home, Page Six reported. Sources said a car belonging to her boyfriend, Ely Sandvik, was parked backward the next morning with a broken window after bumping the caterer’s truck. A source said the bash “disrupted the neighborhood,” but Duff’s rep said neighbors were invited. (EXPRESS)

British magazine Grazia U.K. has apologized to Lupita Nyong’o after the actress accused it of altering her hair on its cover “to fit a more Eurocentric notion” of beauty. The Oscar winner tweeted before-and-after shots, saying Grazia “edited out and smoothed” her hair. Grazia issued an apology Friday, saying it had not altered the images or asked the photographer to do so, but “is committed to representing diversity.” (AP)

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