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Ohio State University student Robert Clarke wore a sandwich board-style FAQ to his family’s Thanksgiving dinner in Marietta, Ga., to help him deal with his relatives’ predictable questions, UPI reported. The paper sign taped to the front of his body bore common questions about college life, including his major (“Athletic Training”) and whether he has a girlfriend: “No, I am allergic. I am trying to maintain my GPA.” (EXPRESS)

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White House all decked out THE DISTRICT Ballerinas leaping to the strains of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” helped to launch this year’s Christmas at the White House, featuring a traditional decor that Melania Trump chose for her family’s first holiday season in the White House.

The first lady’s theme is “Time-Honored Traditions,” a nod to 200 years of holiday celebrations at the executive mansion.

“The decorations are up!” the first lady tweeted Monday morning. “@WhiteHouse is ready to celebrate! Wishing you a Merry Christmas & joyous holiday season!”

Among the new touches this year: On the outside, wreaths topped with red bows adorn every White House window. Inside, glistening wintry branches line an East Wing hallway that leads guests to a tree decorated with the Trump family’s official Christmas ornament, a goldtoned bauble featuring the presidential coat of arms surrounded

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First lady emphasizes tradition in her holiday decorating debut

First lady Melania Trump tosses an ornament to a child on Monday.

by a wreath of holly.

The first lady’s office on Monday welcomed children of service members at Joint Base Andrews to check out the decorations and try some holidaythemed arts and crafts.

Trump spent a few minutes taking in the ballerinas before she joined a group of children making paper wreaths and other decorations in the State Dining Room.

The family Christmas card is framed and on display, along

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with cards from past presidents.

“Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,” says the card signed

by President Trump, the first lady and Barron, their 11-yearold son.

That’s a change from the Obama years, when the annual cards offered more generic sentiments of “Season’s Greetings” or wishes for happy holidays.

President Trump has vowed to put “Christmas” back at the center of the holidays. During the presidential campaign, he complained that saying “Happy holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas” amounted to “chipping away at Christianity.”

Among the Christmas standards is an 18-by-6-foot Balsam fir from Wisconsin in the traditional spot in the Blue Room, decorated with ornaments bearing the seals of every state and U.S. territory. A separate tree near the East Wing entrance is dedicated to families that have lost loved ones in the military.

More than 150 volunteers from 29 states spent 1,600 hours over the holiday weekend decking the White House halls. The White House said the first lady chose every detail of the decor.

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Richmond Animal Care and Control said the cat was taken to a wildlife center to be treated and released.

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Republicans take both contests, but Dems vow to continue fight VIRGINIA Virginia’s Board of Elections on Monday unanimously certified two state legislative races — in which 147 voters cast ballots in the wrong district — in favor of the Republicans in both contests.

It means Republicans control 51 seats in the chamber to 49 controlled by Democrats.

In letters this weekend, Democrats had urged the Democraticcontrolled board to hold off on certification because of the irregularities, particularly since one of the races — in District 28 — was a squeaker.

In that race, Republican Bob Thomas leads Democrat Joshua Cole by 82 votes in the contest to fill the seat being vacated by retiring Speaker William J. Howell, R-Stafford.

After conferring privately with lawyers, the board’s three members said they were required by statute to certify the results by Monday’s deadline.

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lawsuit challenging the legality of the outcome in the 28th District, and a federal judge left open the possibility of a special election. A challenge could also be filed with the General Assembly, requiring lawmakers to decide the outcome.

That race and two others were so close that they are likely headed for recounts. Democrats would need one more victory to force a power-sharing deal with Republicans and two more to take the reins of the chamber for the first time since 2000.

The board initially held off on two House seats because of revelations that some voters in the 28th and 88th Districts had been erroneously assigned to the wrong race. The assignment errors affected both races, but the focus has been on the 28th.

In the 88th District, Del. Mark Cole, R-Fredericksburg — no relation to Joshua Cole — beat Democrat Steve Aycock by more than 4,000 votes.

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COURTS The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review a Maryland law banning the sale of semiautomatic guns with certain military-style features.

The justices in the past have passed up the chance to hear challenges to similar laws in a handful of other states. But attorneys general in 21 states had asked the court to step in.

Maryland’s ban on so-called assault weapons was passed

after the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

A district judge had cast doubt on the constitutionality of the law.

But the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit upheld the ban in a 10-4 vote in February.

The appeals court went further than other appellate courts that have reviewed similar laws, stating: “Assault weapons and large-capacity magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment.”

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In a dissent, Judge William B. Traxler Jr. said his colleagues have “gone to greater lengths than any other court to eviscerate the constitutionally guaranteed right to keep and bear arms.”

At the time, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh, a Democrat, said it was “unthinkable that people could say that those weapons of war are protected by the Second Amendment, especially when you look at the carnage at Newtown.”

The Supreme Court made no comment in declining to review the 4th Circuit ruling.

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Gambling showdown Will the Supreme Court open a ‘dam burst’ of legalized sports betting next month?

The Supreme Court will consider an attempt by New Jersey to break Nevada’s monopoly on the sports betting industry.

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GAMBLING Twelve television screens in Jay Kornegay’s office just off the casino floor are filled with NFL action. His cellphone is blowing up. His inbox blinks with new emails. Twitter won’t stop chirping.

But only one thing can prompt him to stop what he’s doing and look up: a loud cheer from the throng of bettors gathered at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, which houses the largest sports betting operation in the world.

“Usually,” he says, “cheering is not good for us.”

Despite the sign that the bettors might be (temporarily) winning, business is good for the casinos. So good, in fact, that other states desperate for tax revenue want the Supreme Court to break Nevada’s monopoly on the sports betting industry.

Early next month, the court will consider an attack by New Jersey on the federal law prohibiting additional states from getting into the business. A decision that strikes down the law would “be a dam burst,” said Kevin P. Braig, an Ohio lawyer who specializes in sports law.

The case is a titanic clash between states that want a piece of the action — New Jersey is supported by 18 other states — and the NCAA, NFL, MLB and other professional sports leagues. They contend the federal ban is necessary to protect the integrity of their games.

At stake: an underground sports betting economy estimated in the U.S. to be worth at least $150 billion a year and as much as $400 billion.

And yet the case is about even more than that.

It presents the justices with a rare opportunity to define the

limits of federalism and the meaning of the 10th Amendment, which says that “the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”

The immediate question is whether Congress can force states to maintain prohibitions on sports gambling. But a broad ruling for New Jersey could have consequences for other ways that the federal government tries to push policy preferences on state officials.

The decision “could have repercussions in areas that go well beyond sports betting: gun control, immigration, sanctuary cities,” according to Daniel Wallach, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., lawyer who specializes in gaming and sports law. “It is the most important federalism case the Supreme Court has heard in many, many years.”

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What do leagues want?

In court, all four major U.S. sports leagues are fighting New Jersey’s challenge to the federal ban on sports gambling outside Nevada.

But outside of court, leaders of three of the leagues seem to suggest they wouldn’t mind losing the case, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has conceded that his position on the issue has “evolved.” (AP) NBA: Commissioner Adam Silver argued three years ago in a New York Times op-ed that sports gambling should be legalized.

MLB: Commissioner Rob Manfred said this year that gambling “can be a form of fan engagement, it can fuel the popularity of a sport,” and he raised the prospect of people betting during games on whether the next pitch would be a strike.

NHL: Commissioner Gary Bettman has said gambling isn’t a big concern because so little money is bet on hockey compared to other sports.

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Chris Christie, R, initiated the fight years ago to help the state’s flailing casinos and its racetracks.

After voters approved a referendum in 2011 to allow sports betting, Christie signed a law authorizing it and dared the federal government to “try to stop us.”

This has led to a battle in the lower courts, with New Jersey represented by George W. Bush administration solicitor general Theodore Olson and the NCAA and the leagues retaining Olson’s former deputy and eventual successor as solicitor general, Paul D. Clement.

New Jersey has lost at every stage, with courts repeatedly upholding the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) of 1992. But as a sports bettor would say, throw out the record books now that the case is at the Supreme Court.

New Jersey, Wallach said, “just needs to win once.” ROBERT BARNES (THE WASHINGTON POST)

The Senate Republican tax plan gives substantial tax cuts and benefits to Americans earning more than $100,000 a year, while the nation’s poorest would be worse off, according to a report released Sunday by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

Republicans are aiming to have the full Senate vote on the tax plan as early as this week, but the new CBO analysis showing large, harmful effects on the poor may complicate those plans. The CBO also said the bill would add $1.4 trillion to the deficit over the next decade.

By 2019, Americans earning less than $30,000 a year would be worse off under the Senate bill, the CBO found. By 2021, Americans earning $40,000 or less would be net losers, and by 2027, most people earning less than $75,000 a year would be worse off.

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The CBO has calculated that health insurance premiums would rise if the bill becomes law, leading 4 million Americans to lose health insurance by 2019 and 13 million to lose insurance by 2027. HEATHER LONG

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nation+world Catholic leader walks diplomatic tightrope on Rohingya crackdown YANGON, MYANMAR Pope Francis opened a diplomatically fraught week-long trip to Myanmar and Bangladesh on Monday by immediately diving into the crisis over Myanmar’s crackdown on Rohingya Muslims: He met with the country’s military chief before even beginning the official program of his trip.

The Vatican didn’t provide details of the contents of Francis’ 15-minute “courtesy visit” with Gen. Min Aung Hlaing and three officials from the bureau

of special operations. It took place in the residence of the archbishop of Yangon, Cardinal Charles Bo, who has resisted international condemnation of the military’s operations against Rohingya as “ethnic cleansing.”

The general is in charge of security in Rakhine state, where the military’s “clearance operations” against the Muslim minority have sent more than 620,000 Rohingya fleeing into neighboring Bangladesh. Refugees there have told of entire villages being burned and women and girls being raped.

Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said only that “they spoke of the great responsibility of the authorities of the country in this

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Rohingya in recent months have been subject to what the United Nations says is a campaign of “textbook ethnic cleansing” by the military in Rakhine.

But Myanmar’s Catholic Church has publicly urged Francis to avoid using the term “Rohingya,” which is shunned by many locally because the ethnic group is not a recognized minority in the country.

NICOLE WINFIELD (AP)

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One small step for beer in space Anheuser-Busch said this spring that when humans reach Mars, its beer will be there, too. The company that makes Budweiser now says it will follow up on that goal by sending barley seeds, one of the beer’s key ingredients, to the International Space Station — the first step in its research on microgravity beer. Twenty barley seeds will be sent aboard Space X’s cargo supply mission, which will launch Dec. 4 from Cape Canaveral in Florida. (TWP)

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Earthlings can get NASA album intended for ET A NASA-created phonograph album — the “Voyager Golden Record” — is floating in space in search of a listener. It’s a mixtape “intended to communicate a story of our world to extraterrestrials,” according to NASA’s website. Of course, the extraterrestrials have to stumble upon it and figure out how to make it play.

NASA launched two copies of the album — which contains spoken greetings in 55 languages, music by Bach and Chuck Berry, and even songs by humpback whales — into space in 1977 on the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft.

NASA made the record with copper and coated it with gold to protect it from the extreme temperatures and radiation encountered in space.

Until recently, the album hasn’t been made public except to donors of a Kickstarter campaign by Ozma Records, which raised nearly $1.4 million to issue a limited number of copies on vinyl.

That campaign was so successful that the company decided to release the album to the general public, Ozma Records co-founder David Pescovitz, who co-produced the record, told The Washington Post. At the end of January, the company will begin shipping a box set vinyl edition through the record distributor Light in the Attic. TRAVIS M. ANDREWS

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BUSINESS Magazine and broadcasting company Meredith is buying magazine publisher Time for about $1.8 billion, with help from the billionaire Koch brothers.

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Including Time’s debt, Meredith values the deal at $2.8 billion.

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Meredith will evaluate whether to sell any magazines after the acquisition closes. It expects to cut $400 million to $500 million in costs in the first two years as a combined company. (AP)

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White House: Trump won’t campaign for Roy Moore

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Islamists celebrate victory after law minister resigns

President Trump will not campaign for Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore before the Dec. 12 special election, a White House official said Monday. The president had held the door open to campaigning for Moore last week, when Trump all but endorsed Moore’s candidacy while attacking Democratic opponent Doug Jones.

Trump also raised doubts about the accounts of women who have accused Moore of sexual misconduct decades ago, when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s. The White House official said Trump would not travel to Alabama on Moore’s behalf. (AP)

With just two weeks left in the campaign, a retired Marine colonel who once served as a top aide to White House chief of staff John Kelly is launching a long-shot write-in campaign to become Alabama’s next senator. Lee Busby, 60, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., said he thinks that the allegations of sexual impropriety against Republican nominee Roy Moore have created an opportunity for a centrist candidate to win more than a third of the state’s votes in the Dec. 12 special election. Busby said he is counting on social media to spread the word about his campaign.

Islamists celebrated their victory over the Pakistani government and called off their sit-in Monday after the country’s law minister resigned, caving in to the fundamentalist protesters who had been demanding his ouster in a three-week-long rally. After Zahid Hamid’s resignation, the Tehreek-iLabaik Ya Rasool Allah party, which was behind the protests across Pakistan, said they were dispersing peacefully under an agreement with the government. The Islamists had demanded Hamid’s resignation over an omitted reference to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad in a parliamentary bill. (AP)

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The main challenger to Honduras’ president held an unexpected lead Monday in the presidential election, but then officials stopped releasing results and the ruling party continued to claim victory.

The electoral court announced that with 57 percent of the votes counted from Sunday’s election, Salvador Nasralla had 45.7 percent to 40.2 percent for conservative President Juan Orlando Hernandez. Hernandez, an ally of the U.S., was predicted to win. (AP)

Indonesian authorities ordered 100,000 people to flee Monday from an erupting volcano on Bali that forced the island’s airport to close, stranding travelers. Mount Agung has been hurling clouds of ash about 9,800 feet into the atmosphere, leaving some areas inhospitable for livestock, and lava is welling up in the crater. The National Disaster Mitigation Agency raised the volcano’s alert to the highest level Monday and expanded the danger zone to 6 miles. (AP)

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal from an African-American attorney who called the Confederate battle emblem on the Mississippi flag “an official endorsement of white supremacy.” The justices did not comment as they ended a lawsuit by lawyer Carlos Moore that sought to have the flag declared an unconstitutional relic of slavery.

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Deadlock over top post at CFPB POLITICS With emails, tweets and doughnuts, the two dueling acting directors battled for control of the nation’s top financial watchdog agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, on Monday.

Leandra English, who was elevated to interim director of the bureau late last week by its outgoing director, sent staff an email offering Thanksgiving wishes.

President Trump’s choice for the role, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney, then emailed staff to tell them to “disregard” any instructions from English.

Laying down markers in what has quickly become a war of optics, both signed their missives “Acting Director.”

English has filed a lawsuit seeking a temporary restraining order to block Mulvaney from taking over the bureau.

Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee approved recently by the Senate, heard arguments on the case late Monday afternoon but didn’t immediately rule.

The government planned to file its response in the case Monday night, and the judge said he’d read the filing and “go from there.”

Mulvaney, speaking to reporters at the bureau, announced he was imposing a 30-day freeze

on hiring and new rule-making.

Despite previous comments calling the agency a “joke” and an example of bureaucracy run amok, he said the bureau would continue functioning.

“Rumors that I’m going to set the place on fire, or blow it up or lock the doors are completely false,” he said.

Meanwhile, in a show of support, top Senate Democrats, including Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Elizabeth Warren, met with English.

At the center of the controversy are two laws: the DoddFrank Act, the law passed after the financial crisis that created the bureau, and the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, which gives the president authority to appoint temporary department heads while their permanent nominees are approved by the Senate.

While the Vacancies Act does allow a president to appoint acting directors at agencies like the CFPB, the Dodd-Frank Act has specific language that seems to indicate that only a deputy director can step into the acting director position. English was elevated to the deputy director position shortly before Richard Cordray resigned.

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Franken: ‘I let a lot of people down’ POLITICS A contrite Al Franken said Monday he knows he “let a lot of people down” — the people of Minnesota, Senate colleagues and staff — amid accusations of sexually inappropriate behavior. He vowed to try to regain their trust.

The Democrat and former “Saturday Night Live” comedian was a far cry from his jocular self as he delivered a brief statement outside his Capitol Hill office and answered a few questions from reporters more than a week after the complaints surfaced.

One woman alleges Franken forcibly kissed her on a USO tour and took a sexually suggestive photo while she was sleeping; three other women allege Franken grabbed their buttocks while posing with them for photos during separate campaign events in 2007, 2008 and 2010.

Franken dismissed a question about resignation and promised to cooperate with a Senate Ethics Committee investigation.

“I’ve been trying to take responsibility by apologizing,” he said. “And by apologizing to the people I’ve let down. And I’m going to work to regain their trust.

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“I know I let a lot of people down. ... Everyone counted on me to be a champion for women.”

The senator had remained largely out of sight during the congressional break. Ahead of a Senate vote Monday night, Franken spoke briefly to reporters.

“I know there are no magic words I can say to regain your trust and I know that’s going to take time,” he said. “I’m ready to start that process and it starts with going back to work today.”

Franken faces a Senate ethics investigation, though it’s unclear when that review will begin. The senator, who hasn’t faced widespread calls to resign, said he will fully cooperate.

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‘Complicit’ gets its due Russian election meddling and sexual harassment scandals helped make “complicit” Dictionary.com’s word of the year. Look-ups of the hot-button word, defined as being involved with others in an illegal activity, increased nearly 300 percent over last year, lexicographer Jane Solomon said. (AP) U.S. climber dies, nine others rescued on Mexico’s highest peak

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Beal accepts the blame for the Wizards’ latest fourth-quarter collapse NBA The Wizards blew another double-digit lead in their latest defeat, the team’s fourth loss in five games, which undoubtedly was the reason Bradley Beal was shaking his head at his locker on Saturday. But a deeper level of disappointment emerged in the 108-105 loss to the Trail Blazers: Not only do the Wizards struggle to hold leads, but this season they’ve lacked the clutch gene.

Through their 10-9 start, the Wizards have played in five games in which they were tied or trailing by one possession in the final minute of regulation.

In those situations, the team has missed all 11 attempts from the field — including seven blown 3-point attempts — resulting in five losses, according to “clutch” statistics on NBA.com.

No other team in the league has attempted more than six shots in this scenario without hitting at least one bucket.

That troubling trend again

appeared Saturday in Washington. The Wizards led 94-77 at the 8:14 mark in the fourth quarter but trailed 106-105 after Portland’s C.J. McCollum hit a jumper with 21 seconds left.

Beal had two chances to hit a clutch shot of his own. He missed a 16-foot pull-up jumper with 6.5 seconds to go, and then after Portland hit a pair of free throws to extend the lead to three points, he clanked a game-tying triple off the rim.

“I’ve got to close the game out a lot better,” Beal said.

Beal took personal responsibility for the team’s failure, and his words should not ring hollow. He leads the Wizards in shot attempts (18.4) and points per game (24.2) this season and is expected to take over as the alpha dog while John Wall sits out.

Saturday was the first game Wall missed after receiving plateletrich plasma injections in his inflamed left knee. He’s expected to be out for about two weeks.

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night, the Wizards instead tightened up.

Although Washington held a seven-point lead in the final 2:30, it missed its final six shots.

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37.9 percent when they lead by at least five or are tied in the final three minutes — fourth-worst in the league.

Though Beal showed his humility in front of his locker Saturday night, he flashed a more defiant side just before leaving the arena. When asked about the increased responsibility in the clutch that he must shoulder without Wall, Beal responded that he’s ready for the challenge.

“My teammates have faith in me. Coach has faith in me and I for sure have faith in myself,” he said. “So I’m going to continue to shoot it until my arm falls off. And I don’t think that’s going to happen anytime soon.”

Guard Jaylen Brantley, below, transferred to Massachusetts this year after two seasons at Maryland so he could spend his last year of eligibility close to home.

But this fall, a doctor ended Brantley’s career when he diagnosed him with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a condition that can make it difficult for the heart to pump blood. Brantley’s transfer may have saved his life; an irregularity was first discovered in an electrocardiogram (EKG) by U-Mass. team physicians. He was never tested at Maryland. Only about half of the 65 schools in the Power Five conferences conduct EKGs. Tests can help prevent sudden cardiac arrest, but many schools don’t have the resources to commit to accurate testing. (TWP)

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REDSKINS Although reports indicated that defensive lineman Jonathan Allen would miss the season after he suffered a foot injury in a win over the 49ers on Oct. 15, the rookie first-round pick conducted a light workout Monday on a side field at Redskins Park while his teammates prepared for Thursday’s game at Dallas.

Coach Jay Gruden said afterward that Allen was “coming along good� from surgery on the Lisfranc injury and is on schedule to return to practice next week — the first date permissible under NFL rules. If all goes well, Allen would be eligible to return from injured reserve in time to play at home against the Cardinals on Dec. 17.

The 6-foot-3, 288-pounder from Alabama started his first five NFL games, anchoring a Redskins run defense that ranked in the top five early in the season. In his absence, defensive coordinator Greg Manusky hasn’t been able to substitute as often as he’d like, and teammates playing extended minutes have been strained. The Redskins’ defense ranks 20th in total yards per game (346.0) and 15th against the run (111.8 yards per game).

Gruden said he wouldn’t hesitate to play Allen as soon as NFL rules permit and team doctors give the OK. LIZ CLARKE (THE WASHINGTON POST)

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Tennessee athletic director John Currie defended his coaching search and vouched for the character of Greg Schiano one day after negotiations between the parties broke down amid a public backlash.

Currie acknowledged in a statement Monday that the Ohio State defensive coordinator was a leading candidate for the coaching vacancy without explaining why the sides parted ways.

“He is widely regarded as an outstanding leader who develops tough, competitive teams and cares deeply about his studentathletes,” Currie said.

Tennessee Chancellor Beverly Davenport issued a statement saying, “I deeply regret the events of yesterday for everyone involved.”

The Volunteers (4-8, 0-8 SEC) fired coach Butch Jones on Nov. 12. They were near a deal Sunday with Schiano, but it fell apart after criticism from fans and politicians stemming from Schiano’s background as an assistant at Penn State during the tenure of defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky, who was later convicted of being a sexual predator.

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Court documents released last year of a deposition in a case related to the Sandusky scandal suggested Schiano might have been aware of Sandusky’s abuse of children. Schiano has said he never saw abuse or had any reason to suspect it while working at Penn State.

Currie said his team “carefully interviewed and vetted” Schiano and that the former Rutgers and Buccaneers coach got “the highest recommendations.” Schiano wasn’t mentioned in a 2012 report on Sandusky led by ex-FBI director Louis Freeh, Currie said.

Currie said Tennessee officials conferred with Ohio State officials who conducted their own investigation after the 2016 document release. STEVE MEGARGEE (AP)

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Stock your freezer and pantry: Find frozen, canned and jarred products that can be incorporated into your routine so you always have food ready to go. Try blueberries, spinach, burgers and bread in the freezer and canned soup, tuna, beans, almond butter and olives in the pantry. Watch for sodium levels.

Choose your clothes the night before: If you want a morning workout, have your gym clothes ready at your bed and pack your work clothes the night before. If you want an evening workout, have your gym bag ready at the door so you never have the “forgot my gym clothes” excuse.

Improve sleep: For ideal sleep, a bedroom will be dark, cool, clean and have no noise distractions.

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Outfit your kitchen: A slow cooker, sharp knife, quality blender, programmable coffee maker, airtight storage containers and an all-purpose pan can turn cooking and prepping into much easier tasks.

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Prep food in batches: If you’re going to take precious time to prep food, make several servings at a time. Chop vegetables and cook proteins and starches to last the entire week instead of one meal.

Treat yourself to some gear: Waterproof headphones to wear while swimming, a yoga mat that’s just right, a running jacket that’s perfect for the weather, a spin bike, a pullup bar in a doorway or wireless headphones can make exercise enjoyable.

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Take advantage of technology: There are all sorts of apps and services that can assist in wellness. Examples include workout routines, recipes and meal plans, ordering prescriptions, guided meditations and so much more.

Ask for help: Something as simple as ordering groceries online is an example of asking for help. There are also services to run errands, put together furniture, fix that one thing in the house you’ve been meaning to fix, declutter your garage or any of the other tasks on your list that may get in the way of your wellness.

Invest in yourself: A skilled personal trainer, dietitian, bodyworker or health specialist may be the person you need. Or maybe your game-changer is a new mattress, piece of sports equipment, kitchen tool or other technology.

A study of health trends among 1,811 women and men in Sweden aged 25-34 from 1990-2014 found that women’s perception of their health worsened over time while men’s improved. The study, published in PLOS One, found that in 1990, 8.5 percent of women self-rated their health as being worse than peers of their age group.

In 2014, 20 percent of women said their health was worse than their peers, while men rated their health as better by the end of the study compared to the beginning. The researchers at Umea University and Region Norrbotten in Sweden point to societal norms faced by women, including tougher working conditions, lack of equality in their personal lives, men’s violence against women and societal pressures to be successful and attractive. ZAINAB MUDALLAL (EXPRESS)

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Some find easy pleasure in not having to be “on” with a partner, and get emotional intimacy from quiet togetherness, a foot rub here, a loving glance there.

Still others might feel bored and trapped by these evenings, disconnected intellectually or stifled by a lack of interaction or activity. It’s your satisfaction (or lack thereof) that determines the need for change.

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Nola is the protagonist of Spike Lee’s 1986 feature directorial debut “She’s Gotta Have It,” which starred Tracy Camilla Johns as a young Brooklyn woman who unabashedly maintains a rotating cast of suitors. The veteran director has brought Nola’s story into the present with a captivating and adventurous 10-episode Netflix series, out now.

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The film version was shot in black and white, save for one scene, and on Netflix, Lee expands Nola’s world into full color.

As in the film, the series explores the inherent complications of Nola’s unconventional sex life — and the way society reacts to a woman who dares to enjoy sex.

But over 10 episodes (all helmed

by Lee), we get to know Nola in new ways. There’s more emphasis on her art, and we get intimate portraits of the other people in her life, including her close friends, Clorinda (Margot Bingham) and Shemekka (Chyna Layne).

Nola’s Fort Greene neighborhood helps make her story feel of-the-moment. This is gentrified Brooklyn, and we see the effects of a changing community on Nola and her artist parents, Septima (Joie Lee, who played Clorinda in the film) and Sonny (Thomas Jefferson Byrd). It might seem

heavy-handed, but Lee, one of gentrification’s most outspoken critics, knows Brooklyn better than anyone.

The series also marks a feminist triumph for Lee, whose most recent feature film, “Chiraq,” faced criticism for (among other things) a premise that seemed to put unfair pressure on black women. Nola is as confident as she was in 1986, but she’s also vulnerable in a way that’s refreshing. In one standout episode, while reeling from a violent incident of street harassment, Nola buys a little black dress that spurs telling reactions from Jamie, Greer and Mars, who suggest that she’s dressing for the attention of men.

“She’s Gotta Have It” was shot on a shoestring budget and clocks in at just over 84 minutes.

The series version has a lot more resources to pull from, and Lee uses them with gusto. And despite its whimsy, the series never loses sight of its intention: to tell Nola’s story in her own words.

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Fergie to host Fox singing competition “The Four: Battle for Stardom,” debuting Jan. 4

Singer Jennifer Lopez will perform in Minneapolis on the eve of the Super Bowl, adding to a growing list of big-name performers descending on the Twin Cities for next year’s big game. Lopez will perform in the refurbished Armory building in downtown Minneapolis on Feb. 3 as part of Super Saturday Night. The concert will be broadcast live on AT&T Audience Network and DirectTV Now. It’s the first time that the Super Saturday Night concert will be aired live. Lopez plans to treat fans to both her greatest hits and newer music. Other concerts announced for that night include the Florida Georgia Line at Club Nomadic at Mystic Lake Casino Hotel and Dave Matthews Band at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn. (AP)

‘Floribama’ is a desperate nod to MTV’s past TV REVIEW MTV is venturing back to its “Jersey Shore”-debauchery-of-abeach-town era with this week’s premiere of “MTV Floribama Shore” (Mondays at 10 p.m.), where eight strangers gather in a house in Panama City Beach, Fla. A person gets on this show by embracing the stereotypes being sold, and in “Floribama’s” case, that means commodifying one’s Southernness. The first two episodes are scrubbed clean of any controversial red-state politics or inherent prejudices.

In fact, “Floribama” is edited in such a resolutely post-racial way that its two African-American cast members, Candace Rice and Kirk Medas, quickly become invisible. The only identity here is a mostly bogus notion of what it’s like to live in the South.

It’s clear MTV is clinging to its past, nostalgic for those old reality shows where alcohol abuse could be seen as a quirk or rite of passage. Similarly sad is seeing a group of young people in 2017 adhere to outdated ideas about gender roles. “I have to be a gentleman and a douchebag because I feel like that’s what women want,” explains house heartthrob Jeremiah Buoni.

This gang also correctly intuits that hooking up is the only path to pleasing their producers.

Their nightclub excursions feel like a sad pantomime of Snooki’s faded glory, which gives a vague feeling that everyone has moved on and no one remembered to tell MTV. HANK STUEVER (TWP)

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“[Olaf’s Frozen Adventure] was *at least* twice as long as anyone in my theater wanted. Did they make it as a TV special, then someone said, ‘Eh, just put it in front of COCO?’ “

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Scrabble Grams

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PAR SCORE 150-160, BEST SCORE 241

MEDIUM

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You don’t want to come off halfcocked today — nor do you want someone else to do so. You can exert a necessary influence all day.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) An idea that you’ve had faith in for quite some time proves to be worth only so much; don’t let your disappointment affect your judgment.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You may have trouble fitting everything in today — but you must do all you can to satisfy everyone’s requests.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You can make an early start today. This proves essential to your overall plan, and gives you a boost.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You needn’t announce your every move today; indeed, you were best served by keeping some things carefully hidden.

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You may be accused of breaking the rules, but you can prove that what you’ve done is entirely acceptable.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your ability to see through deception serves you quite well today. You may have to interact with a different type of person.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) You are trying to give someone else what he or she needs, but you are neglecting yourself in the process.

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POOCH CAFE | PAUL GILLIGAN

By Capital Weather Gang

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have what it takes to do what is asked of you, as long as you keep your personal judgments from hampering your decision-making process.

TODAY: For late November, this is a fine-looking day. Sunshine helps the cold morning air warm to near 60 during the afternoon, as a gentle breeze from the south arrives.

That light flow of air slows the fall in temperatures some tonight, but there’s still a slight chill, with lows in the upper 30s in our colder areas to the mid-40s downtown.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It’s a good time for you to make a plan that requires you to separate yourself from the crowd. A certain amount of isolation can be good for you.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You may be quite surprised by the progress made by a rival today, since he or she is doing just what you did recently — but to little effect.

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE | STEPHAN PASTIS

AVG. HIGH: 53 RECORD HIGH: 74 AVG. LOW: 37 RECORD LOW: 15 SUNRISE: 7:04 a.m. SUNSET: 4:47 p.m.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Congratulations are in order today, but are you giving or receiving the accolades? You can surely set yourself up for success.

DAILY CODE

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WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

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55 | 39

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

53 | 42

52 | 36

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1520: Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan reaches the Pacific Ocean after passing through the South American strait that now bears his name.

1942: Fire engulfs the Cocoanut Grove nightclub in Boston, killing 492 people in the deadliest nightclub blaze ever. (The cause of the rapidlyspreading fire, which began in the basement, is in dispute; one theory is a busboy accidentally ignited an artificial palm tree while fixing a lightbulb.)

1958: Chad, Gabon and Middle Congo become autonomous republics within the French community.

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43 Make movies

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Minor arguments

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Not new

44 Hit the limit

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Company’s maxim

46 Snow dome

Former Russian ruler

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Uniformed canine

51 They’re receptive

14 Hindquarters

57 Secular

15 Live and breathe

58 Change, as the Constitution

16 Picked hairstyle

10 Large boats 11 “The game’s ___!”

12 Type of minister

59 Word with “latch”

13 More tender

60 Heche of Hollywood

21 “Zowee!”

18 Make leaner 19 Fiber from coconuts

61 Chapter partner

25 Bullets, briefly

62 Norse god

26 Bridle strap

63 Type of appeal or confusion

27 Bicycled

17 Taj Mahal city

20 What Dorothy was in Oz 23 Elizabeth and Bob of politics

64 Go in 65 TV friend of Joey and Chandler

24 Pronounce 25 Archer’s need 28 Disapproval noises

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28 Broken by a dude 29 “Born in the ___” 32 “... and all the rest” 33 Protagonist

Russian river

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Lily out West

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Bring home the bacon

36 NCAA basketball hype event

35 Sound that summons

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Emulate a dead weight

37 Moron

40 I, to Caesar

5

General’s showcase

6

Daisy variety

31 Cut it out 33 With it, old-style

41 Wild card, often 42 Times to study?

MONDAY’S SOLUTION

31 Old buddy

1

30 Cat sound

52 Stadium fans’ creation 53 Churchly “right on” 54 Prefix with “China” or “European” 55 Security guard on “Martin” 56 “The ___ of Katie Elder”

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49 Of legal age

10 Runs off at the mouth

44 Homicide 45 “King” preceder in a kitchen 46 Faith of many Arabs 47 West African nation 48 Some cuts of meat 49 Turn away, as eyes 50 Tightly packed

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Prosecutors in New Jersey have signed up 15-year-old “Stranger Things” actor Gaten Matarazzo, a native of Ocean County’s Little Egg Harbor Township, to play a role in their “Right Turns” safe driving videos, though he’s not yet old enough himself to drive. In the videos, he will address distracted driving and how to interact with police during traffic stops. The videos will be shown in local high schools. (AP)

Now somebody explain those lyrics to Barbra Tiffany Haddish on Saturday tweeted a selfie taken with Barbra Streisand at a party. “Just so y’all know I taught my big sister about @CardiB_ today,” Haddish wrote, referencing “Bodak Yellow” rapper Cardi B. A fan tweeted back asking if Haddish “taught [Streisand] a verse,” to which Haddish responded, “Yes.” (EXPRESS)

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Prince Harry, fifth in line to the British throne, will marry American actress Meghan Markle in the spring, royal officials announced Monday. The couple posed for photographers on the grounds of Kensington Palace hours after their engagement was as revealed, and then sat down with the BBC for their first-ever joint interview. In it, the two revealed they y met on a blind date, bonded during a camping trip under the stars in Botswana and that Harry proposed ed over a roast chicken dinner at their London home, Nottingham Cottage. Markle said they dated for five ve or six months before the media found out, giving them an “amazing” amount of privacy as they got to o know each other. Markle, whose mother is AfricanAmerican and whose father is white, said she had been “disheartened” when early press coverage about their relationship focused on her mixed-race background. But she seemed thrilled to be joining the he royal family and spoke glowingly about them. (AP)

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The new location, which again boasts the word “TRAP” above the door, is decked out with Christmas lights and features activities for children. (AP)

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“I used to pray that one of you guys would have a baby and now it’s like a faucet that we turned on and won’t turn off.”

KRIS JENNER, getting emotional in Sunday’s “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” holiday special about her vast array of grandchildren — perhaps alluding to more Kardashian kin coming soon

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