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Country in limbo Zimbabwe’s Mugabe vows to stay on despite pressure to resign 15
The Redskins blow a 15-point, fourth-quarter lead in a sickening overtime loss that puts any playoff hopes in doubt 16
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Richard Lussi of Plains, Pa., always joked that he didn’t want to venture into the afterlife hungry. His family said he got his wish when he was buried with two cheesesteaks from his favorite spot — Pat’s King of Steaks in Philadelphia. Lussi, 76, died of heart complications Oct. 10. He had one additional request regarding the sandwiches: “No onions,” his grandson, Dominic, said he would say, “because they’ll come back to haunt me.” (AP)
A 22-year-old Norwegian student has been fined 250,000 kroner ($30,400) for drunken driving — but can still consider herself lucky. Katharina G. Andresen is reportedly Norway’s richest woman, with a fortune estimated by Forbes at $1.23 billion. Drunken-driving fines in Norway are based on the defendant’s income, and the Oslo City Court said the penalty could have been as high as 40 million kroner, the equivalent of $4.9 million. (AP)
Santa Claus may be coming to town, but you’ll need a reservation to see him. At Macy’s flagship store in New York, a chance to sit on Saint Nick’s lap is by appointment only this year, for the first time ever. Starting today, eager families can go online to sign up for a time slot from 30 minutes to five days in advance. Macy’s says the system at the Herald Square store was designed to cut down on wait times that got very long. (AP)
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Whether by car, plane, train or bus, more Americans are expected to travel this Thanksgiving holiday than in previous years, jamming airports, roads and rails. AAA estimates that 50.9 million Americans will travel between Wednesday and Sunday, including 1.2 million travelers from the Washington region alone. Airlines for America, a trade group that represents some of the nation’s largest air carriers, predicts that between Nov. 17 and Nov. 28, more than 28.5 million people will fly on U.S. airlines. AAA says drivers will be paying the highest Thanksgiving gas prices since 2014, but those who fly will pay the lowest holiday airfares since 2013. Here are some tips for making it through this busy travel period. LORI ARATANI (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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If you’re headed to Reagan National Airport, keep in mind that parking can fill up quickly during the holiday season. One way you can guarantee a space is to use the airport’s advance reservation system. Baltimore-Washington International Marshall Airport is offering 60 minutes of free parking in its hourly garage to make it easier to drop off or meet passengers. If you don’t want to drive, remember that all three airports are accessible via public transportation. Also, be sure to check with your airline before heading out to get the status of your flight. Most airlines have apps that make it easier to check flight status, as well as to check in. Airport officials recommend that you arrive at the airport at least two hours before domestic flights.
Record numbers of travelers also mean the possibility of record gridlock. AAA and global transportation analytics company INRIX recommend that motorists avoid hitting the roads between 4:45 p.m. and 6 p.m. Tuesday, when travel times could be double what they normally are. The team at Google Maps also recommends that you avoid travel in the late afternoon Wednesday, opting for Thanksgiving morning instead. To avoid the worst traffic on your way home, start your trip back early Saturday or Sunday morning, they advise. The best day and time to leave the Washington region is thought to be 6 a.m. Thanksgiving Day, and the best time to return home is 6 a.m. Sunday. Apps like Waze can also help you navigate the holiday rush.
Last year, more than 750,000 people traveled via Amtrak during the Thanksgiving period, and a similar count is expected this year. Amtrak officials urge travelers to download the railroad system’s app to help smooth their travel experience. Amtrak set a ridership record in fiscal 2017, with 31.7 million passenger trips — an increase of 1.5 percent over the previous year. In addition, Amtrak this month unveiled refurbished train interiors on its Northeast and Midwest routes. The blue cloth seats that have been a mainstay in the fleet since the 1990s are being replaced with gray faux-leather coverings. The new seats have lumbar support. The changes are being implemented and Amtrak hopes to have them completed by the spring or summer.
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A rafter who was blown off course was found Sunday after an unexpected overnight trek across the Chesapeake Bay. The Coast Guard says 49-yearold Wesley Schoonmaker launched his raft Saturday morning near Willoughby Spit in Norfolk and was immediately blown off course. He drifted north across the Chesapeake Bay while the Coast Guard and others searched for him. He came ashore Sunday morning on a beach near Machipongo on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Schoonmaker was reported to be windburned but in stable condition. (AP) EDUCATION
Virginia 1st to mandate computer science Virginia has become the first state to adopt mandatory standards for computer science education. The state Board of Education unanimously approved the new standards last week. While other states have advisory standards, Virginia is the first with mandatory standards. The board’s vote follows legislation passed in 2016 requiring that computer science education be integrated into the state’s Standards of Learning. (AP)
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THE DISTRICT This will be no ordinary trial, set to begin today before Judge Lynn Leibovitz in D.C. Superior Court. It is unusual not only for the abundance of young activists who showed up to watch jury selection — earnestly scribbling notes in support of the accused — but because the six defendants are the first to be called to be accountable for a fiery, glass-shattering civil disturbance on President Trump’s Inauguration Day. Many more trials stemming from the rioting could lie ahead. The protesters called their Jan. 20 demonstration “Disrupt J20.” By the hundreds that morning, clad in dark clothing, their faces hidden, they marched in downtown D.C. They came in waves, smashing windows, painting graffiti, toppling newspaper boxes and setting mostly small fires — except for a blaze that consumed a limousine. Now prosecutors plan to have their say. The defendants face felony charges of inciting a riot and destruction of property, with each offense punishable by up to 10 years in prison. As for others arrested in the mayhem that day, the U.S. attorney’s office said it intends to put more than 150 additional defendants on trial in
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More than 150 defendants face rioting charges stemming from protests in downtown Washington, D.C., during President Trump’s inauguration.
groups of about a half-dozen, a process that could stretch into the middle of next year. To the government, the case is strictly about a breach of law and order, an alleged instance of organized, premeditated property destruction. But activists in the courtroom called it a stifling of free speech and a Draconian effort by authorities to enforce collective responsibility. “The repression of dissent against Trump has been rife in this case,” the defendants’ supporters said in a statement. The group’s spokesman noted that the four women and two men on trial are not alleged to have personally caused any damage. Instead, they are accused of taking part in a demonstration that they knew was organized for the purpose of wreaking havoc in the
city, including costly vandalism. “This case could have many implications for the future,” the statement said, “as the prosecution is attempting to establish a conspiracy based on clothing, chanting, and the same sort of organizing that goes into any march or protest.” In the days before the inauguration, authorities said, undercover D.C. police officers infiltrated meetings of Disrupt J20 members at which the rioting was planned. During and after the disturbance, more than 200 people involved in the protest were arrested, police said. The U.S. attorney’s office said 20 defendants pleaded guilty to reduced charges in deals with the government and another 20 cases were dismissed. PAUL DUGGAN AND KEITH L. ALEXANDER (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Alexandria quietly moves Lee portrait The city of Alexandria has quietly removed a portrait of Confederate General Robert E. Lee that hung on the wall of the city council chambers for 54 years, relocating it to the Lyceum, a local history museum. Mayor Allison Silberberg called the museum “a more appropriate place” for the large painting of Lee, who was born in Alexandria. Like a similar portrait of George Washington, it was taken off the wall last summer as crews repaired the City Hall roof, then cleaned and repainted the room. But when it was time to rehang the art, the Lee portrait was replaced by a 1798 map of the city. The Washington painting was returned to the wall. “I don’t think any of us got a single email or call about it,” said city manager Mark Jinks. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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The number of candidates who have filed to run as Republicans in Montgomery County in next year’s county council and county executive races. Meanwhile, more than three dozen Democrats have filed to run in a year in which the county executive is not seeking re-election, and heavy turnover is expected on the county council. Montgomery County is generally regarded as a liberal bastion, and Republicans acknowledge that they can’t break the Democrats’ stranglehold without a strong slate of candidates. It’s been 15 years since the last Republican was elected to the county council. (AP/TWP)
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Duane Johnson, 30, was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison after he admitted to killing Tricia Lynn McCauley, a popular D.C. actress who taught yoga and herbalism, and then driving through D.C. in her car with her body in the back seat. Attorneys for Johnson argued that he was mentally ill and not responsible in the death of McCauley, who was raped and strangled. In September, Johnson pleaded guilty to first-degree murder for her killing on Christmas Day 2016, but has not said how the two met that day. (TWP) VIRGINIA
Dems opt for state-run primary in 10th District Democrats will hold a state-run primary next year in their race to unseat Republican Barbara Comstock from a Northern Virginia congressional district. The 10th Congressional District is widely considered vulnerable after this month’s elections. The 10th District Congressional Committee voted Saturday to hold a state-run primary, rather than a convention or “firehouse primary,” to nominate a candidate for the 2018 race. Nine Democrats, including state Senator Jennifer Wexton, have already announced plans to run for the seat. (AP) ANNAPOLIS
17-year-old shot, killed A 17-year-old man was shot and killed Saturday in Annapolis. Police on Sunday identified the victim as Terry Bosley of Annapolis. Police said Bosley was walking with a group of people on President Street just before 5 p.m. Saturday when one person in the group shot him. The shooter and the rest of the group then fled the area in a small blue car. City police said they believe Bosley and the shooter knew each other. Police urged the community to come forward with tips to help the investigation. (AP)
Police: Woman punched twice in apparent road rage incident this month in D.C.
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Judge won’t order counting of 55 late absentee ballots
A 21-year-old man was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm and assaulting a police officer Thursday Hickman after he was stopped by Metro Transit Police officers who caught him squeezing through fare gates at the Minnesota Avenue station. Alontae Markell Hickman of Southeast was also charged with fare evasion. Police said Hickman reached for a handgun and threw it onto the train tracks at the station. The gun was discovered to have one round in the chamber, police said. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
The U.S. Secret Service said an individual was taken into custody after attempting to jump a security barrier on the Pennsylvania Avenue side of the White House. President Donald Trump was inside the White House during the Sunday morning incident. The Secret Service tweeted at about 8 a.m. Sunday that someone tried to jump a row of metal bike racks that are being used to create a second row of fencing outside the executive mansion. Those racks were installed in response to a series of fencejumping incidents in recent years, including by a man who made it into the White House in 2014. (AP)
A federal judge has refused to order that 55 absentee ballots be counted in the election of a member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Judge Claude Hilton said Friday that while the ballots that arrived the day after the Nov. 7 election were late, he saw no evidence of improprieties. The election in Stafford County has Republican Bob Thomas ahead of Democrat Joshua Cole by 82 votes. Cole’s campaign argued in a lawsuit that the ballots were late because of post office problems and should be counted. The Virginia House Democratic Caucus said the ruling was disappointing and the caucus is assessing its options. (AP/TWP)
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A man is taken into custody Sunday by the Secret Service after jumping a White House bike rack barrier.
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An aerial photo shows the site where 210,000 gallons of oil leaked from TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone pipeline.
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Leak won’t affect expansion Nebraska regulators to announce plans for proposed Keystone XL ENVIRONMENT The discovery of a 210,000-gallon oil leak from the Keystone pipeline would seem to be poor timing four days before regulators in Nebraska decide whether to allow a major expansion of the system, but officials say state law does not allow pipeline safety to be a factor in their decision. The Nebraska Public Service Commission is scheduled to rule today on whether a Keystone XL expansion pipeline proposed by TransCanada Corp. can cross the state. The commission’s decision is the last major regulatory hurdle for a project that has faced numerous local, state and federal reviews and lawsuits since it was announced in 2008. Keystone operator TransCanada Corp. shut down the existing
pipeline Thursday and was testing to determine the cause of the spill on agricultural land in Marshall County, S.D., near the North Dakota border. State and company officials said the spill was not a threat to waterways or drinking water, but critics were quick to use the leak as an example of what they see as the risks to the environment. The Nebraska vote today will be on a proposed route for Keystone XL, a massive expansion that also would be operated by TransCanada. The new pipeline would carry an estimated 830,000 barrels of oil a day from the oil sands areas of Canada through Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska, where it would connect with the existing Keystone pipeline. The decision will hinge on testimony and documents generated from public hearings over the summer and from more than 500,000 public comments, Nebraska Public Service
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Spill cleanup underway TransCanada Corp. says it has sent additional crews and equipment to the site of a 210,000-gallon oil spill in South Dakota from its Keystone pipeline, but the company did not elaborate on the cause. The company says additional equipment and workers continue to be dispatched to the site. About 150 people are currently at the site. (AP)
Commission spokeswoman Deb Collins said. The five-member Nebraska Public Service Commission is forbidden by law from factoring pipeline safety or the risk of spills into its decision because pipeline safety is a federal responsibility. The simplest choice is a yesor-no vote on TransCanada’s “preferred route” through a dozen Nebraska counties. But the commission could include major caveats that would add years to
the project’s timetable. Commissioners could tweak TransCanada’s proposed route, or pick one of the company’s “alternative” routes. If the commission denies the request outright, state law gives TransCanada a 60-day window to revise and resubmit its proposal for another review. The Keystone XL proposal has faced intense opposition in Nebraska from a coalition of environmental groups, Native American tribes and some landowners who don’t want the pipeline running through their property. Opponents of Keystone XL are incensed that the leak won’t be considered. “There is a reason TransCanada and the big oil lobby did not want this information on the record,” said Jane Kleeb, director of the Bold Alliance, a coalition of groups that have opposed the Keystone XL for nearly a decade. GRANT SCHULTE AND JAMES NORD (AP)
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The number of people in India without access to toilets, a report by the international charity WaterAid found, the Hindustan Times reported on Sunday. The report was prepared ahead of World Toilet Day on Sunday. The report said India has more people — including 350 million women and girls — who lack access to toilets than any other country. The Indian government launched a five-year plan in October 2014 to make India 100 percent Open Defecation Free. (EXPRESS) 15 dead, 5 hurt in a stampede in southern Moroccan village during food aid distribution
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Trump reverses decision to OK elephant trophies President Trump on Friday abruptly reversed his administration’s decision to allow elephants shot for sport in Zimbabwe and Zambia to be imported into the United States as trophies. He said on Twitter that the policy change would be put “on hold.” The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Wednesday ended the trophy ban, sparking a fierce outcry from animal rights activists and environmentalists — as well as many conservatives. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Head of power company resigns under pressure The head of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority resigned Friday amid questions about slow repairs eight weeks after Hurricane Maria destroyed much of the electrical grid. Ricardo Ramos Rodriguez faced extra pressure after the utility gave a $300 million contract to tiny Whitefish Energy instead of hiring more experienced companies. The Whitefish Energy deal, whose rates were substantially higher than those paid to others, was later canceled. (TWP) POLITICS
Palestinians face loss of their office in D.C. Palestinians threatened Saturday to suspend communication with the U.S. if the Trump administration closes their diplomatic office in Washington. The administration announced Friday that the Palestinians had run afoul of a legal provision that says the Palestine Liberation Organization cannot operate a Washington office if the Palestinians try to get the International Criminal Court to prosecute Israelis for crimes against Palestinians. (AP)
Spain saves roughly 500 migrants crossing Mediterranean from Africa in 46 boats
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VATICAN CITY | Pope Francis blesses a child Sunday as he celebrates a mass in St. Peter’s Basilica. Francis lunched with some 1,500 poor people Sunday as the Catholic Church marked its first World Day of the Poor, an event to draw attention to those living on the margins of society.
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LaToya Cantrell, a City Council member who first gained a political following as she worked to help her hard-hit neighborhood recover from Hurricane Katrina, won a historic election Saturday that made her the first female mayor of New Orleans. The Democrat will succeed term-limited fellow Democrat Mitch Landrieu as the city celebrates its 300th anniversary next year. Complete returns showed Cantrell with 60 percent of the vote. But she will face lingering problems, including crime and dysfunction at the agency overseeing the city’s drinking water system and storm drainage. (AP)
Citing security, Turkish officials have banned all events by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex rights groups in the country’s capital, in a move LGBT organizations call illegal and discriminatory. The ban took effect Saturday for an “indefinite” period and applies to all LGBT film screenings, theaters, panels and exhibitions. The Ankara governor’s office announced Sunday that the events may cause animosity between different groups and endanger “health and morality.” Two Ankara-based LGBT associations slammed the “arbitrary” ban, saying it violates domestic and international laws. (AP)
Pro-government forces defeated the Islamic State in Boukamal, the group’s last major stronghold in Syria, state media and a monitoring group reported on Sunday, leaving the militants to defend just strips of desert territory in the country and a besieged pocket outside the capital, Damascus. Holding Boukamal will be an important strategic objective for Syria and its sponsor Iran, which is shifting militias under its authority across both sides of the border. Also Sunday, more than two dozen civilians were killed as government forces and rebels traded fire across fronts in Damascus and Homs, Syria’s third-largest city. (AP)
President Trump hails China sending envoy to North Korea on Friday as “big move”
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Search continues for lost submarine ARGENTINA Argentina’s Navy could not confirm Sunday if seven brief satellite calls received a day prior were from a lost submarine with 44 crew members on board. “We do not have clear evidence that [the calls] have come from that unit,” said Adm. Gabriel Gonzalez, chief of the Mar del Plata Naval Base. “We are analyzing more closely to reliably determine that they were not calls coming from the submarine.”
Gonzalez said the Navy has intensified its aerial search off the country’s southern Atlantic coast after adverse weather conditions spurred waves up to 26 feet and made a maritime search difficult. Navy spokesman Enrique Balbi said the low-frequency satellite signals received Saturday lasted a “few seconds,” but had not connected with a base, partly due to inclement weather. The communication attempts were originally thought to indicate that the crew was trying to re-establish contact. On Sunday, search units were largely relying on information gathered from a British polar exploration vessel, the HMS
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murder of the unborn by abortion. He is for the defunding of Planned Parenthood. He is against a redefinition of marriage and believes firmly that it is only between a man and a woman. And he is against all threats against the traditional family,” Allison said. Since the allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, leading Washington Republicans — though not President Donald Trump — have abandoned Moore. Yet at home, polls have shown a tightening race. “He comes up here to the church and he’s quoting scripture and he relates to us,” said Larry Gibbs, who attended the proMoore rally where Allison spoke. Moore is polarizing — a big
Papers reject Moore The Alabama Media Group, which owns the state’s three biggest newspapers, ran editorials across the top of Sunday front pages with the headline “Stand for decency, reject Roy Moore.” The editorial in The Birmingham News, Mobile Press-Register and The Huntsville Times also served as an endorsement of Democrat Doug Jones, Moore’s opponent in the race for a Senate seat. (EXPRESS)
reason his fans like him — and local opponents see him as a Bible-thumping opportunist playing on peoples’ religion. Moore lost badly in bids for the Republican gubernatorial nomination
in 2006 and 2010. He was removed from the bench twice for violating state judicial ethics — once for ignoring a federal court order to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the state’s judicial building and again over opposing gay marriage after the U.S. Supreme Court effectively legalized it. Conservative backers view those ousters as badges of honor. “Every election cycle there’s this tendency among the electorate to say, ‘Let’s get rid of these rascals. They say one thing and govern another way,’ ” said John Giles, who runs a super PAC that supports Moore. “The one thing about this man is what he says he means, and at all cost.” JAY REEVES (AP)
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“Franken admits it, and Roy Moore denies it.” OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET DIRECTOR MICK MULVANEY, telling NBC on Sunday why there’s been a stark
difference in President Trump’s responses to politicians facing harassment allegations. Trump used Twitter to ridicule Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., hours after he acknowledged sexual misconduct, but Trump has yet to condemn Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore, who has been accused by nine women of a range of inappropriate conduct.
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FRANCE France, a country synonymous with love, has been stumbling as it addresses the issue of sexual harassment and violence against women since allegations emerged against Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein. “France is a country of men who love women,” said Guillaume Bigot, who has written about the Weinstein fallout in France. “Seduction is a profound part of our national identity. ... The culture of the ‘French lover’ and the ‘French kiss’ is in danger because of political correctness.” Many women in France reject his viewpoint. Before the hashtag #MeToo went viral, a cruder French version — #balancetonporc (“squeal on your pig”) — prompted a deluge of anonymous accounts from women denouncing alleged abusers with unprecedented openness. Although the accused include a former French government minister, the former president of the Young Socialists party, a former TV news editor and the founder of a startup school, most have denied the allegations and no powerful figures in France have lost their jobs or their reputations. Such perceived apathy has triggered an outcry from French feminists. “Often in France, we hide behind the idea of gallantry for men,” said prominent feminist Caroline de Haas. “But this is constructed to make us hide the violence and think it is seduction.” THOMAS ADAMSON (AP)
Lebanon’s embattled premier says he will return to Lebanon, but confirms resignation
HARARE, ZIMBABWE Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe on Sunday defied calls to quit immediately, saying he will preside over a ruling party congress in December in an announcement that could trigger impeachment proceedings in the parliament this week as well as protests demanding his ouster. In a televised address, 93-yearold Mugabe acknowledged what he said were “a whole range of concerns” of Zimbabweans about the chaotic state of the government and the economy, but stopped short of what many
After refusing to resign, Robert Mugabe, 93, may be impeached by his country’s ruling party.
Mugabe was removed from his post. Mugabe made no reference to the party moves against him, instead saying he would play a
leading role in a party congress planned for Dec. 12-17. “The congress is due in a few weeks from now,” Mugabe said. “I will preside over its processes, which must not be prepossessed by any acts calculated to undermine it or compromise the outcomes in the eyes of the public.” The military took over the country on Tuesday, troubled by Mugabe’s firing of his longtime deputy and the positioning of unpopular first lady Grace Mugabe to succeed him. The deputy, former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa, is positioned to become Zimbabwe’s next leader after the Central Committee made him its nominee to take over from Mugabe. CHRISTOPHER
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people in the southern African nation were hoping for — a statement that he was resigning after nearly four decades in power. The once-formidable Mugabe is now a virtually powerless, isolated figure. He is confined to his private home by the military, the ruling party has fired him from his leadership post and huge crowds poured into the streets of Harare, the capital, on Saturday to demand that he leave office. The Central Committee of the ruling ZANU-PF party voted to dismiss Mugabe as party leader at a meeting earlier Sunday and said impeachment proceedings would begin if he doesn’t resign as the country’s president by noon today. Committee members stood, cheered and sang after
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250 MPH ROADSTER
Tesla indulges need for speed Tesla’s first car is back. The Roadster, the electric sports car that put Tesla on the map, is its first new sports car since it discontinued the original in 2012. Tesla, which has focused lately on vehicles with broader appeal, said this $200,000 auto will be the world’s fastest consumer car, going from zero to 60 mph in less than two seconds, and surpassing 250 mph. (TWP)
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ALABAMA Alabama’s Christian conservatives see Roy Moore as their champion. He has battled federal judges and castigated liberals, big government, gun control, Muslims, homosexuality and anything else that doesn’t fit the evangelical mold. The Republican Senate candidate has long stood with them, and now, as he faces accusations of sexual impropriety including the molestation of a 14-year-old girl, they are standing with him. That steadfastness is shocking to many outside Alabama who wonder how any voter who claims to be Christian can stand with a man accused of such acts. The answer is both complicated and deeply rooted in the DNA of a state that prides itself on bucking norms. The state’s motto — “We dare defend our rights” — is an upfront acknowledgement of a fighting spirit that has put Alabamians at odds with the rest of the nation for generations. Introducing Moore during a “God Save America” rally at a south Alabama church last week, pastor Mike Allison said his support would not waver because Moore never has. “He has staunchly defended the Constitution of the United States, he has stood for the word of God … he is against the
Many Christian conservatives have stood with Roy Moore, who has been accused of sexual misconduct.
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BEIJING | A block of low-income rental apartments lies in ruins Sunday after a fire killed 19 people and injured eight in Xinjian Village in the district of Daxing in suburban Beijing, Chinese authorities said. Officials launched an investigation into the cause of Saturday night’s blaze, which lasted three hours, and also demolished other buildings and forced the evacuation of hundreds from nearby apartments.
Anti-LGBT Ohio congressman resigns after being caught having sex with a man
KFAR SABA, ISRAEL Eliahu Pietruszka shuffled his 102-year-old body through the lobby of his retirement home toward a stranger he had never met and collapsed into him in a teary embrace. Days earlier, the Holocaust survivor who fled Poland and thought his entire family had perished learned that a younger brother had also survived, and his brother’s son, 66-year-old Alexandre, was flying in from Russia to see him in Israel, where he migrated in 1949. The meeting was made possible by Israel’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial’s online database of Holocaust victims, a genealogy tool that has reunited hundreds of long-lost relatives. But given the dwindling number of survivors and their advanced ages, Thursday’s event seemed to be among the last of its kind. “It makes me so happy that at least one remnant remains from my brother, and that is his son,” Pietruszka said. Pietruszka fled Warsaw in 1939 as World War II erupted, heading to the Soviet Union and leaving behind his parents and brothers Volf and Zelig, who were nine years younger. His parents and Zelig were killed in a death camp, but Volf escaped. He was sent to a Siberian work camp, where Pietruszka assumed he had died. Volf, it turned out, had survived and settled in Russia, before his death in 2011. Alexandre, his only child, still lives there. ARON HELLER (AP)
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Wil Lutz, center, kicks the winning field goal in overtime to complete a wild comeback.
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BEFORE DEFENSIVE SHORTCOMINGS CAUGHT UP WITH THEM IN NEW ORLEANS, the Redskins displayed
the grit and guts that have come close to making them a good team. But in the final six minutes Sunday against the Saints, Drew Brees led two touchdown drives plus a two-point conversion to
force overtime and deal Washington a 34-31 defeat. Brees finished with 385 yards passing and two touchdowns — including one that set up a tying two-point conversion with 1:05 remaining — to drop the Redskins to 4-6. Kirk Cousins threw for 322 yards and three touchdowns, and Samaje Perine ran for 117 yards and a score, but Washington’s defense gave up 535 yards. LIZ CLARKE (THE WASHINGTON POST)
WORST THIRD DOWN: After the Saints trimmed the deficit to eight with 2:53 remaining, they burned their final two timeouts after Samaje Perine runs of 6 and 3 yards. Needing 1 more yard to secure a clock-draining first down, Perine was leveled by Manti Te’o for a 1-yard loss. That forced Washington to punt after the two-minute warning. BEST PICK THAT DIDN’T COUNT:
Kendall Fuller appeared to have his second game-clinching interception of the season on the Saints’ final drive, but he was flagged for illegal
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WORST GUT PUNCH: After blowing a 31-16 lead in the final six minutes of regulation, the Redskins won the toss before overtime and received the ball. Washington went three-and-out before New Orleans handed off to Mark Ingram, who gained 51 yards on two carries to set up Wil Lutz’s winning field goal.
Redskins running back Chris Thompson, right, fractured his tabula in the third quarter after defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins rolled up on his ankle.
use of hands after grabbing Ted Ginn’s facemask. WORST DEFENSE: Drew Brees had 1:53 to go 82 yards for a touchdown
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and the two-point conversion. He needed four plays over 42 seconds to find Alvin Kamara for a juggling 18-yard TD. Kamara scored the twopoint conversion to tie the game.
WORST DECISION: Kirk Cousins completed three straight passes to Jamison Crowder to put the Redskins in field goal range with 31 seconds left. Facing a blitz on first-and-10 from the Saints’ 34-yard line and not wanting to take a sack, Cousins threw the ball out of bounds from within the pocket with no receiver in the area. That drew a 10-yard penalty for intentional grounding. A sack on the next play ended regulation. WORST SIGHT: Midway through the third quarter, defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins rolled up on Chris Thompson’s right ankle as the running back attempted to block for Cousins. Thompson covered his face with a towel as he was carted off the field. Coach Jay Gruden said Thompson would need surgery for a fractured fibula. SCOTT ALLEN (TWP)
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THE TAKEAWAY
Jay Gruden has to keep gambling During Sunday’s game in New Orleans — before a series of oddities turned a 15-point fourthquarter advantage into a gut-wrenching overtime collapse — Jay Gruden went for broke and won. Knowing that a win in the Superdome could resuscitate his team’s place in the wild-card chase, the Redskins’ coach disregarded conventional NFL decision-making in favor of risks that yielded rewards. He called a pass on fourth-and-6 that led to a go-ahead Samaje Perine touchdown in the second quarter. He ran a fake punt that led to a Ryan Grant TD catch to go up by two scores in the fourth. With an injury-stricken team that likely needs to finish at least 5-1 to stay relevant, Gruden’s gambles have just begun. GABE HIATT (EXPRESS)
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Roger Lewis Jr. made a spectacular catch to set up the winning 23-yard field goal by Aldrick Rosas in overtime as the Giants shocked the visiting Chiefs. The win snapped a three-game losing streak for New York (2-8) and sent Kansas City (6-4) to its fourth loss in five games. The winning kick came two plays after a 34-yard completion from Eli Manning to Lewis on fourth down. Alex Smith threw two interceptions, and the Giants scored nine points off the turnovers. (AP)
Roger Lewis Jr. hauls in a 34-yard catch on fourth down to set up a winning field goal for the Giants in overtime.
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Latavius Murray rushed for 95 yards and two touchdowns, Adam Thielen turned a short catch into a 65-yard score and the Vikings smothered the NFL’s highest-scoring offense. Case Keenum threw for 280 yards with no turnovers against the team that benched him last season for No. 1 overall draft pick Jared Goff. Keenum also guided the host Vikings (8-2) to their sixth straight victory in a matchup of division leaders. The Rams (7-3) were just 3-for-11 on third downs. (AP)
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Matt Prater kicked a 52-yard field goal with 1:35 remaining and Matthew Stafford threw for 299 yards and two TDs as the Lions won in Chicago. Detroit (6-4) took the lead after Tarik Cohen had tied it for Chicago (3-7) with a 15-yard scoring run. Prater kicked the winner after Stafford led a 42-yard drive to the 34. The Lions escaped with their third straight win when the Bears’ Connor Barth’s kick was wide right on a 46-yarder in the final seconds. (AP)
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Marlon Humphrey returns an interception for the Ravens. The defense forced five turnovers at Green Bay in its third shutout of the season.
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Blake Bortles threw a touchdown pass, linebacker Telvin Smith recovered a fumble for a TD with 1:14 left and the Jaguars (7-3) won their fourth straight, taking sole possession of first place in the AFC South. The Browns’ loss at home kept them winless at 0-10. Jacksonville’s “Sacksonville” defense had five sacks and forced five turnovers, including two in the final two minutes when the Browns were still within six points. (AP)
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Casey Hayward made two of the Chargers’ five interceptions during a horrific first half by Buffalo rookie QB Nathan Peterman, and the Chargers (4-6) cruised at home. Korey Toomer returned Peterman’s first pick 59 yards for a TD on the Bills’ first drive. Peterman was pulled from his first start with a 37-7 halftime deficit for the Bills (5-5), who lost their third straight. Tyrod Taylor, who had been benched, took over for Buffalo in the second half. (AP)
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The Ravens forced five turnovers at Lambeau Field in their third shutout of the season. Baltimore (5-5) last accomplished that feat when the Ray Lewis-led defense had four shutouts for the Super Bowl team in 2000. Jimmy Smith, Eric Weddle and Marlon Humphrey each picked off passes, and Joe Flacco threw for 183 yards with a 21-yard TD pass to Mike Wallace. Davante Adams had eight catches for 126 yards for the Packers (5-5). (AP)
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D’Onta Foreman ran for 65 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns in Houston to help the Texans snap a three-game skid. Foreman gave Houston (4-6) a 31-21 lead on a 34-yard run with about six minutes left. He was carted off the field with an ankle injury after the play. Blaine Gabbert threw for 257 yards and three TDs in his first start of the year for the Cardinals (4-6). Drew Stanton has a sprained knee. (AP)
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By catching six passes for 123 yards in Minnesota’s win, he moved his season total to 916 yards. The only other Vikings player to gain 900 yards receiving at the 10-game mark was Randy Moss (2000, 2003). (AP)
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He had seven grabs for a careerhigh 180 yards, including a tying 61-yard TD with 3 minutes left in a loss to the visiting Bucs. It was just the fifth time in Stills’ five-year career he reached 100 yards in a game.. (EXPRESS)
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OTHER GAMES Buccaneers 30, Dolphins 20 Patriots 33, Raiders 8 Bengals 20, Broncos 17 Steelers 40, Titans 17 (Thursday) Eagles at Cowboys (late) Falcons at Seahawks (tonight)
He intercepted Bills rookie Nathan Peterman twice in the first half to post his third career game with two picks. Hayward, 28, did that once for Green Bay in 2012 and once with the Chargers last year. (EXPRESS)
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RAPTORS 100, WIZARDS 91 Wizards point guard John Wall missed Sunday’s loss in Toronto because of a sore left knee that he recently had drained. It was the second game Wall has missed this season, both in Toronto. Washington entered the final quarter trailing by just three, but then its offense stalled: Through most of the final five minutes, the Wizards scored five points while Toronto put the game away from the arc. Raptors shooting guard DeMar DeRozan scored a game-high 33 points and drilled a 3-pointer over the outstretched hands of Otto Porter Jr. Then with 1:15 remaining, backup guard Fred Van Fleet drilled a 3 to open an eight-point lead. Bradley Beal scored 27 on 11 of 23 shots, while Tim Frazier, who replaced Wall in the lineup, finished with six points, eight rebounds and eight assists. Wall reported swelling in his knee Monday, but started the
DeMar DeRozan (33 points) moves past the Wizards’ Marcin Gortat on Sunday in Toronto.
Wizards’ next two games. After Friday night’s 91-88 loss to the Heat, he said he felt slow and hindered by the knee through a 3-for-12 shooting performance. Before Sunday’s game, coach Scott Brooks revealed that Wall had his knee drained last week. But Brooks described the team’s decision to rest Wall on Sunday as more of a precaution as the Wizards begin a loaded week and play tonight in Milwaukee. CANDACE BUCKNER (THE WASHINGTON POST)
HOMESTEAD, FLA. | Martin Truex Jr., 37, celebrates Sunday as he caps the best season of his NASCAR career. He wrapped up his first Cup title by winning at Homestead-Miami Speedway, where he beat Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick and Brad Keselowski for the championship. All but Truex were former champions. Busch was second in Sunday’s race.
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UCLA fires Jim Mora, triggering $12M buyout UCLA fired coach Jim Mora on Sunday, a day after USC beat the Bruins 28-23. UCLA (5-6) will pay more than $12 million to buy out Mora’s contract, which runs through 2021. Mora, who turned 56 on Sunday, went 46-30 over six years. Offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch will coach UCLA in its regular-season finale against California on Friday. (AP)
JAGR’S SENIORITY
The age of Flames forward Jaromir Jagr when Capitals forward Jakub Vrana was born. Both players are Czech, and Vrana grew up wondering what it would be like to play against Jagr. Vrana will find out tonight when Calgary visits Capital One Arena (7, NBCSWA). Vrana, 21, has played in 41 NHL games over two seasons. Jagr, 45, has played in 1,721 games over 24 seasons. (EXPRESS)
Men’s basketball: Redshirt freshman Deandre Hunter leads Virginia (4-0) with 23 points in 73-53 win over Monmouth
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Frustration and fatigue Like the activism it chronicles, ‘Baltimore Rising’ struggles to discover real progress TELEVISION Halfway through Sonja Sohn’s fascinating yet noticeably scattered documentary “Baltimore Rising” (8 p.m. today on HBO), a viewer realizes how unfair it is to expect any director to deliver a linear, organized film about the chaos that surrounds injustice. If community organizers and protesters have a hard time harnessing their anger and finding narrative satisfaction in despair, then how can anyone else? Sohn, known for her role as Detective Kima Greggs in “The Wire,” brings her cameras to the center of action after the riots that followed the April 2015 death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray, a Baltimore man arrested by police and transported to jail in a ride so rough it left him in a coma with profound neck and spinal injuries.
As the state prosecutes (unsuccessfully, it turned out) the officers it charged with murder and other offenses in relation to Gray’s death, “Baltimore Rising” follows activists — from beginners like high school senior Makayla Gilliam-Price to seasoned organizers like 28-year-old Dayvon Love, of a group called Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle — who want their outrage to become a catalyst for change. There are plenty of personal stories here to absorb: Kwame Rose, who gained notoriety for lecturing Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera about how the media cover civil unrest, keeps getting arrested at protests for what appear to be legal, if exuberant, expressions of free speech. Sohn also follows Dawnyell Taylor, an African-American
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police detective assigned to lead the investigation into Gray’s death. Taylor cheers with relief when her colleagues are acquitted or have their charges dropped. “Baltimore Rising” lets such contradictions speak for themselves, as a depressing theme of status quo emerges and the communal energy stirred up by Gray’s death begins to dissipate.
The city’s issues run deeper than one police-related death and reflect decades of poverty, drugs and racism. The “Rising” in the title seldom presents itself. Though she is young and idealistic, activist Gilliam-Price begins to sense fatigue. Participating in yet another trialrelated march, she says: “I feel like there’s no concrete strategy attached to [protesting]. Like, the visual is there and people are being engaged in a political process, but that process isn’t being used to do anything greater than just this — people standing on a street corner.” It can’t help but suggest an idea for a stronger film that might have come from Sohn’s effort: the physical and mental toll of living in a constant state of oppression.
Bill Murray, Amy Schumer Jimmy Kimmel and others gathered at a Kennedy Center ceremony last month to honor late-night legend David Letterman.
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Jeff Daniels, Michelle Dockery and Jack O’Connell star in this Steven Soderbergh-produced western series about an outlaw in search of a former member of his gang who has started a new life.
3 ‘66th Miss Universe Competition’ 7 p.m. Sunday on Fox
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Dave Chappelle’s third Netflix comedy special, “Equanimity,” to debut Dec. 31
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Rockin’ Robin: TV gets a much-needed voice in ‘Rundown’ Nobody can say she’s a shrinking violet. Last week, Robin Thede, host of “The Rundown With Robin Thede,” tweeted: “I can say this honestly: @TheRundownBET is an INCREDIBLE television show. Don’t watch because I’m the only black woman hosting a late night show (or do). Watch because I’m doing it FOR US.” Thede, formerly the head writer for “The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore,” is indeed the only black female late-night host right now, following in the footsteps of Mo’Nique and Wanda Sykes. But is her show, which
launched this fall (11 p.m. Thursdays on BET), really “INCREDIBLE”? On “The Rundown,” Thede skewers the news using TV clips and tweets. She reports pieces from the field on current issues. She also acts in skits. Sure, it’s uneven, like all the late-night shows. But at her best, Thede brings a sharp wit and the special perspective of an African-American woman. In a trailer for the fake biopic “On the Edge of Glory,” a competitor in a double Dutch competition is too traumatized to compete because her edges “got snatched” at a Beyonce concert. Her mentor, “White Coach,” helps her realize that edges don’t matter. She floats
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over the ropes while reading a copy of Alex Haley’s “Roots.” Thede also tackles hairier issues. “Climate change doesn’t even crack the Top Ten Black Worries list,” Thede quips, showing a made-up list. Climate change ranks far below racism and just below “who made the potato salad.” In a segment titled “Game of Homes,” urban specialists explain how African-Americans were displaced in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina — and then real estate developers came in to gentrify the neighborhoods. Now in Miami, where some beachfront property is only 3 feet above sea level, developers are targeting the Little Haiti neighborhood, set on “land so high it’d fail a drug test.” They say the current residents will benefit by development. Or will they just be pushed out? As Thede puts it, “the white walkers are coming in search of land.” Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse
BOX OFFICE HAUL
The box office take of the superhero team-up “Justice League” in its first weekend in theaters — the lowest-opening film of the DC Comics Extended Universe. “Wonder,” based on R.J. Palacio’s novel about a child with a facial deformity, took second place with $27.1 million. “Thor: Ragnarok” came in third with $21.8 million. (AP) Jeffrey Tambor leaving Amazon series “Transparent” following allegations of sexual harassment
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Douglas responded to a tweet by her Olympic teammate Aly Raisman against victim-shaming. In a since-deleted tweet, Douglas wrote that it is a woman’s responsibility to “dress modestly and be classy.” After pushback, she said she didn’t word her reply correctly.
“HOLY HELL. This ‘Come Back Barack’ music video with Chance the Rapper on ‘SNL.’ Haven’t wanted to laugh and cry at the same time like that in a long time.” @SHANNON_DON, tweeting about the “Saturday Night Live”
music video “Come Back Barack,” featuring host Chance the Rapper and cast members Kenan Thompson and Chris Redd in a nod to Boyz II Men. The R&B breakup song expresses what it’s like to miss former President Obama. “The only change I want is you,” they sing. @sharminated tweeted, “I need ‘SNL’ to put this [song] on iTunes I’ll actually buy it.”
“If you want a fully immersive ‘postmodern design hellscape’ themed dining experience I highly recommend dinner at The Cheesecake Factory.” @MAXKRIEGERVG, the first tweet in a thread that went viral over the weekend, eviscerating the design and interior decoration of The Cheesecake Factory. @MaxKriegerVG called out the chain for its “ostentatiously gaudy and consistently cheap” decor, describing it as an “aesthetic chaos that feels like a mix between a Fry’s Electronics, an overgrown Panera, and a laser tag arena.”
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CANCER (June 21-July 22) The harder you work, the more likely you will be to receive what you feel is yours by rights — and in time to enjoy it fully. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You and a friend may find that there is more at stake for both of you than meets the eye. It may be time to double down on a joint venture.
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1945: Twenty-two former Nazi officials go on trial before a war crimes tribunal in Nuremberg, Germany. (Almost a year later, the International Military Tribune sentences 12 of the defendants to death; seven receive prison sentences ranging from 10 years to life; three are acquitted.)
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Actors Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale have welcomed their second child together, People magazine reported late last week. Details including the baby’s sex, name and date of birth were not provided. A representative for the couple had no comment. Byrne and Cannavale, who have been dating since 2012, had their first child together, Rocco Robin, in February 2016. (EXPRESS)
Tennis superstar Serena Williams and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian got married Thursday at the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans, according to a story and photos posted Friday by Vogue. The couple wed in front of 200 guests, including Beyonce, Kim Kardashian West, Eva Longoria, Ciara, La La Anthony, Kelly Rowland and Vogue editor Anna Wintour. Williams wore a sprawling Alexander McQueen gown before changing into a Versace dress with white Nike sparkly sneakers, Page Six reported. Williams and Ohanian, who welcomed a baby Sept. 1, announced their engagement last December. (EXPRESS)
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Tune in Nov. 28 to see how this all panned out This year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, taking place today in Shanghai and airing Nov. 28 on CBS, allegedly had issues with obtaining visas for model Gigi Hadid and performer Katy Perry. Hadid said Thursday she would not be walking in the show; Page Six reported she was banned from China due to a racist video. Perry was also reportedly denied entry because she supported Taiwan at a 2015 concert. Harry Styles will perform instead. (EXPRESS)
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Lena Dunham has backtracked on a joint statement she and “Girls” co-creator Jenni Konner made Friday defending a “Girls” writer accused of sexual assault. “I now understand that it was absolutely the wrong time to come forward with such a statement and I am so sorry,” Dunham wrote Saturday on Twitter. “We regret this decision with every fiber of our being.” (EXPRESS)
Former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Bill Hader and his wife, filmmaker Maggie Carey, have broken up. The couple, who wed in 2006, have been separated since July and are “in the process of getting a divorce,” People magazine reported Friday. A representative for Hader confirmed the split. Hader and Carey have three daughters together: Hannah, 8, Harper, 5, and Hayley, 3. (EXPRESS)
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