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OBAMA RAMPS UP SPECIAL FORCES MISSION IN SYRIA AGAINST ISIS
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President Barack Obama announced on Monday the biggest expansion of U.S. ground troops in Syria since the civil war there began, saying he would dispatch 250 special forces soldiers to help local militia to build on successes against Islamic State. The new deployment increases U.S. forces in Syria six-fold to about 300. While the total U.S. ground force is still small by comparison to other American deployments, defense experts said it could help shift the momentum in Syria by giving more Syrian fighters on the ground access to U.S. close air support. Obama said the move followed victories that clawed back territory from Islamic State.
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The three most likely scenarios for Brady We look at what’s next for the Patriots QB in the Deflategate saga. MATTHEW BURKE @burke_metro
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Cleveland officials have agreed to pay $6 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old black boy who was shot dead by a white police officer in 2014, according to documents filed in federal court on Monday. The city admitted no wrongdoing in the shooting and Rice’s family agreed to drop the complaint against two officers, including the one who shot the boy, U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, who mediated the settlement, said in the documents. Rice was shot in a local park by Timothy Loehmann after he and another white officer, Frank Garmback, responded to reports of a suspect with a gun. An investigation revealed that Rice, who died a day after the shooting, had been seen holding a replica gun that shoots plastic pellets. The shooting was one of several that have fueled scrutiny of police use of deadly force, particularly against minorities. REUTERS
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Opponents of a North Carolina law that restricts bathroom choices for transgender people said they have nearly 180,000 signatures on petitions demanding its repeal as lawmakers return on Monday for a legislative session receiving national scrutiny. The law’s critics said North Carolina’s reputation and economy have taken a major hit in the past month after it became the first state to require transgender people to use public restrooms that match the sex on their birth certificate rather than their gender identity. REUTERS
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Patriots backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo had better be ready to go — for real, this time. For the second straight offseason, Tom Brady’s status for the first four games of respective regular seasons has been in question and it now looks nearly certain that the future Hall of Fame QB will have to serve time for his alleged role in a conspiracy to deflate footballs in the AFC Championship Game in January of 2015. A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Brady must serve a four-game suspension for his role in Deflategate as two out of the three judges sided with the NFL over the NFLPA. Here are the three most likely ways this thing finally, mercifully ends:
Brady fights a little more, but NFL ultimately wins The big buzz word in
Boston Monday was “stay.” Brady’s camp can ask for a “stay” that the suspension will not be served until all appeals are exhausted. Stays are rarely granted, however. “Brady could petition to ask the entire 21 judges of the Second Circuit to hear an appeal,” said Jason Bonk, a sports legal expert and litigator with Cozen O’Connor, who spoke with Metro on Monday. “This is no longer a matter of right, it’s a matter of request. The panel would have to be willing to hear this case.”
Compromise The NFL is basically about to take a knee. Brady needs a miracle. If he’s a realist, he’ll accept any offer from the NFL to have a reduced suspension. Of course, the NFL actually has to offer it first and would want something major in return — like an admission of guilt from Brady and/or for the NFLPA to help Roger Goodell move closer to his dream of an 18-game regular season. “I’m sure Goodell and company are feeling pretty strong about their position right now,” Bonk told Metro. “They know the Second Circuit rarely agrees to petitions. Might they
move it to a three-game suspension because of the fact that Brady brings so much revenue to the league? It’s possible. But the NFL can really play hardball because they have all the leverage right now.”
Brady fights a lot more, ultimately wins Brady did have the backing of the chief judge on the three-judge panel, who compared Brady’s violation to the use of stickum in a game. “Given that both the use of stickum and the deflation of footballs involve attempts at improving one’s grip and evading the referees’ enforcement of the rules, this would seem a natural starting point for assessing Brady’s penalty,” Judge Katzmann wrote. “Indeed, the league’s justification for prohibiting stickum — that it ‘affects the integrity of the competitive and can give a team an unfair advantage’ — is nearly identical to the commissioner’s explanation for what he found problematic about the deflation — that it ‘reflects an improper effort to secure a competitive advantage in, and threatens the integrity of the game.’
“It is ironic that a process designed to ensure fairness to all players has been unfairly used against one player.” Bonk thinks that Katzmann’s disagreement with the two other judges gives Brady a glimmer of hope. “I was stunned by how much the majority went into the earlier facts of the case like the destruction of the cellphone and the phone calls to the ball boy,” Bonk said. “It’s like those two judges did a re-do of Judge [Richard] Berman’s decision without any evidence being resubmitted to them. It’s like they already had their decisions made. I agree with Katzmann that the way this thing should have been reviewed is on whether the decision by Berman was erroneous or not. The two judges essentially re-evaluated the underlying facts of the case, which was rare and surprising, and not necessarily appropriate. “Those two judges are saying that it’s not the court’s job to get involved in the CBA,” Bonk added. “But meanwhile that’s exactly what they’re doing by talking about all the underlying facts. They’re talking out of both sides of their mouths.”
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For Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a call to all bystanders Red flags for sexual violence are waving all around Boston — in bars, on the T, at social gatherings — and everyone should be standing up to stop it. That was the message at a meeting of lawmakers and victim advocates for Sexual Assault Awareness Month at the State House on Monday. “Far too many incidents go unreported, allowing the vicious cycle of sexual violence to repeat itself time after time,” said state Sen. Linda Dorcena Forry, who hosted the event on behalf of the Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators. Advocates also hope to persuade assault survivors to come forward and seek justice or find support from the many organizations in Massachusetts designed to help. Survivor Kristy Cullivan Sierra in a speech said she’d lived with shame and fear since being as-
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Facing a potential wipeout in presidential nominating contests on Tuesday, Republicans Ted Cruz and John Kasich teamed up against Donald Trump, setting off a barrage of new attacks from the frontrunner who denounced them as desperate, weak and pathetic. Trump told a cheering crowd in Warwick, Rhode Island, on Monday that he was happy about the partnership. “It shows how weak they are. It shows how pathetic they are.� Cruz, a senator from
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fell to political outsider Trump, whose unexpected rise has left establishment Republicans grappling with a new order. “It’s another exciting day in Republican politics,� said Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer on MSNBC. Cruz will focus on Indiana’s May 3 primary without competition from Kasich, while Cruz will stand aside in favor of Kasich in Oregon’s May 17 primary and New Mex-
ico’s June 7 vote. Trump, the New York billionaire who often talks about being the consummate dealmaker, said his rivals had committed “a horrible act of desperation� by colluding in those states. “You know, if you collude in business or if you collude in the stock market, they put you in jail,� Trump said in Warwick. “But in politics — because it’s a rigged system, because it’s a corrupt enterprise — in politics, you’re allowed to collude.� The move is unique in modern presidential politics and signaled panic after Trump’s sweeping victory in the New York primary last week, said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics. REUTERS
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Beyonce fans go after the wrong Rachael Oh, Beyhive. Sometimes in your haste to right wrongs and correct injustices, you move too quickly and innocent people end up getting hurt. Case in point? Rachael Ray, the unfortunately named domestic diva caught in the crossfire in Beyonce’s fans’ war with designer Rachel Roy — or, you know, “Becky with the good hair.” Allegedly. Word quickly spread that Roy was quite possibly the other woman causing so much of the strife that inspired “Lemonade,” and so Beyonce’s army marched on — only some of them went after Ray instead. “Oh, I loved hot chicken fajitas but I will never make them again after what you did you did to the Queen,” one fan posted on one of Ray’s photos. “Never watchin
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ur show again Rachel u r a homewrecker,” wrote another. But come on, people, wasn’t the spelling of “Rachael” enough of a clue? Obviously not.
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Good news! Kanye West is apparently now available for weddings. No word on bar mitzvahs, though, but I’m sure he’s willing to negotiate. At club owner Dave Grutman’s wedding this weekend, West made light of one of his most famous moments with a clearly staged bit, stepping in and interrupting magazine publisher Jason Binn’s speech by grabbing the mic and declaring, “Jason, I’mma let you finish, but Dave and Isabela had one of the best weddings of all time.” Get it? It’s funny because it’s just like his Taylor Swift VMA’s interruption from FIVE YEARS AGO. Good to know that both West and Swift are committed to never letting us forget about that one.
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Ellen Pompeo doesn’t miss Patrick Dempsey because he was just too difficult to work with. “Everybody thought because Patrick was leaving that it wouldn’t do well, but it’s doing very well,” star Ellen Pompeo tells Ellen DeGeneres about how the long-running series is holding up. “It’s amazing how much you get done without a penis.” Oh. Oh my. Ma’am, you certainly have a way with words. Dempsey’s ears — or something — must be burning right now.
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Justin Bieber may be deposed once more We all know Justin Bieber is no fan of grueling depositions, but it looks like he might have another one coming his way, at least according to Radar Online. The Biebs seems set to sit down and answer some tough questions in an ongoing $10 million lawsuit by musician Devin Copeland over whether he and mentor Usher stole material for the hit track “Somebody to Love.” Radar has obtained
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documents showing that the Canadian pop star himself must appear in court in Virginia Beach this Friday. “After listening to the Copeland song and the Bieber and Usher songs as wholes, we conclude that their choruses are similar enough and also significant enough that a reasonable jury could find the songs intrinsically similar,” the documents read. Hope he didn’t have other plans for this weekend.
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Sarita Choudhury will always find a way to fit in The actress finds the new Tom Hanks movie “A Hologram for the King� quietly subversive.
Looking back Choudhury has been very visible of late, having appeared on “Homelandâ€? and, now, “Blindspot,â€? as well as the last two “Hunger Gamesâ€? ďŹ lms. But the actress, 49, is perhaps most famous for playing the co-lead in Mira Nair’s cross-cultural 1991 romance “Mississippi Masala,â€? in which she shocked her Indian family by rolling around with Denzel Washington. Choudhury has talked about ďŹ nding it diďŹƒcult to land work after the ďŹ lm; she was still waiting tables as it was playing the Angelika Film Center. Hollywood wasn’t sure what to do with her. “They’d say, ‘You’re not Mexican, you’re not this.’
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Sarita Choudhury thinks she’s bad news. The actress lives in Williamsburg, which is now so wealthy the artistic types who made it a hot spot can no longer afford it. “Everywhere I’ve lived, all through my life, has become gentrified,� Choudhury tells us. “So I feel like I’m the cause. I’m like, ‘Here we go again!’ You always go where you think is artistic and cool. But that just means it was once a haven.� As it happens, Choudhury is here to talk “A Hologram for the King,� which concerns a form of gentrification on the other side of the world. Based on Dave Eggers’ 2012 novel, it stars Tom Hanks as an American salesman who heads to Saudi Arabia to sell a new gizmo to the nation’s king, who is trying to turn a patch of desert into a thriving, modern, moneyed metropolis.
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Choudhury plays a doctor in the nearby city of Jeddah who treats Hanks’ character. Eventually they begin a hesitant romance. “A Hologram for the King� may sound like a broad comedy about an American abroad, but it’s subtly — and not so subtly — progressive and more about him being consumed by another culture. Alone in America, he increasing-
ly finds real connections in Saudi Arabia. “America is where you go for your dreams. He’s leaving that and going to a country the world thinks has things like oppression and customs that are more severe,� she explains. “He goes there and finds freedom and love and himself. It inverts our perceptions. It’s more about finding where you’re happy re-
gardless of where you think your ambitions and dreams should lie.� Even using Tom Hanks is, she finds, subversive. “We think of him as the American superstar. And yet to have him fall into a friendship with his [Saudi] driver and have a love story with his doctor — he’s an everyman that people can identify with and think, ‘This can happen to you. You can actually have
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They didn’t know where to place me. But I never felt confused,â€? she said. She’s always felt comfortable with herself, even if Hollywood was perplexed. Even when she’s not working she’s ďŹ ne with that, too. “When I’m not working, I get addicted to not working.â€?
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Purple reign Why Prince was the king of fashion.
Prince left thousands of iconic, fabulous fashion images that changed the notion of what a pop star, what a man, what a person could look and dress like.
As a child, seeing a photo of Prince for the first time was admittedly kind of scary. A man with a faint mustache and defiant stare, wearing a shrunken, studded military-style jacket, a bandana and ... not much else. It was a tantalizing, curious combination — dangerously sexy. The photo — the cover to one of his early New Wave-meets-R&B masterpieces, 1980’s “Dirty Mind� — was not new, by any means. But it was so far ahead of its time that it could still shock a youth in 1990s suburbia. Even compared with other boundary-pushing musicians like David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone
or, later, Kurt Cobain, Prince’s provocations, his look, existed on a different plane: He blended punk’s attitude with glam rock’s fabulosity and funk’s psychedelic sleaze. And despite his femme get-ups, breathy falsetto and lithe 5’2� frame, he was unabashedly masculine, flaunting his virility with his dark body hair and his resplendent coif. Prince died last Thursday at the age of 57, leaving behind a legacy of music and film that is unparalleled in the pop world. But he also left thousands of iconic fash-
ion images that changed the notion of what a pop star, what a man, what a person could look and dress like. That playing with gender was evident from the beginning. Take his self-titled second album from 1979. There’s Prince, naked, with a porno-chic mustache and soft Farrah Fawcett waves, riding a pegasus on the back of the album cover. When the Rolling Stones took a young Prince on tour in 1980, the 20-year-old showed up on stage in bikini briefs, thigh-high stockings and high heels,
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As famously bisexual rapper Frank Ocean said in a tribute to the Purple One: “He made me feel comfortable with how I identify sexually simply by his display of freedom from and irreverence for the archaic idea of gender conformity.� Prince made the world a more colorful, sexier, more diverse and exciting place to live in, not just through his glorious music, but through his style.
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this query. Students are the site’s fastest-growing demographic; there are 40 million of them on LinkedIn. Age limits for joining the network vary around the world; in the U.S. the minimum age is 14, when students typically enter high school. To create the app, LinkedIn studied Snapchat, Tinder and even exercise apps to better understand how students interact with their phones, explains Yu. They found that the “gamification of achievement” influences smartphone usage, and that led to the app’s presentation of info in small, easily digestible pieces. Those using the app can refine their search by adding location, desired industry and other specifics. But the app’s strength, suggests Yu, is
that it gives students the opportunity to chart the unexpected career paths of professionals who have similar educational backgrounds. “Just because you’re going to be a psychology major doesn’t mean you’re going to be a psychologist,” says Yu. The app works because the chances of students connecting with an alum in the same field are “much higher than if they were to cold call.” LinkedIn Students is just one of many apps on the market that caters to student job seekers. Apps like Switch, JobSnap and Jobr mirror Tinder’s nimble swipe style and allow job seekers to connect directly with employers. Now, get to building those networks. ALIZAH SALARIO
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Broder was only able to become so candid online because she started @sosadtoday as an anonymous account. She believes that expressing disconcerting thoughts online — even anonymously — can be calming. “If you have things you feel like you need to say … don’t let that fear stop you,” she says.
Power of creativity Broder shies from giving advice, but says finding your creative outlet — whatever that may be — is helpful in finding peace. “If you have a creative bone in your body, use it. Creativity has saved my life. The power to create makes life mean something.”
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Key to the series for Celtics is the 3-ball Boston is winning the series from deep so far. MATT BURKE @burke_metro
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The Celtics’ main issue in the first two games of their first-round series against Atlanta was a simple one in that they simply could not knock down shots. For a team like the Golden State Warriors, knocking down shots is a given. For a workhorse team like the Celtics, if their shots aren’t falling on any given night they’re going to lose. Making shots from beyond the 3-point stripe is all-important in today’s NBA and the numbers bear out that thought. In the Celtics’ lone stink-bomb of a game in this series,
Game 2 a week ago, the C’s shot just 5-of-28 from behind the 3-point line. The Celtics had a quality performance in Game 1 in Atlanta as they lost by just a point, 102-101. In that game they shot 11-of-35 as a team from 3-point territory. In Games 3 and 4, both at TD Garden, the Celtics also sank 11 3-pointers as a team (11of-32 in Game 3, 11-of-33 in Game 4). If Jae Crowder can find his shot from deep at some point in this series, and it’s a big “if” at this point, then the Celtics will really be in business. Crowder went just 2-of-9 from 3-point land in Game 4 and 1-of7 from that distance in Game 3. The Hawks, who were highly competitive in both of their losses in the series, have been all over the place from
and 3-of-9 from deep in the series. Game 5 of the series in tonight in Atlanta (8:30 p.m., CSNNE, TNT).
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beyond the arc in the series. In Game 1 they went 5-of-26, in Game 2 they went 11-of-29, in
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Celtics forward Kelly Olynyk played just four minutes and did not score in Game 4 against Atlanta as he was returning from a right shoulder injury. Celtics head coach Brad Stevens was reluctant to say if Olynyk would receive a more normal workload any time soon. “I think the bottom line is — we aren’t in a position where if a guy has rust that you’re going to be able to play much, obviously,” Stevens told ESPN. “But if he feels really good and is playing really well, then his minutes will certainly expand in that moment.”
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Aries Your quick wit will put you in the spotlight. Strut your stuff and make personal changes that will boost your morale and result in compliments. Romance is encouraged.
Libra Partnerships will play a major role in the decisions and choices you make. Short trips or a meeting with someone can make a difference to the outcome of a personal situation.
Taurus Build alliances and develop open relationships with people heading in the same direction as you. A beneficial idea or service you offer will bring in extra cash.
Scorpio You’ll have a different vision from someone you are working with. Try to use what both of you bring to the table to come up with something spectacular.
Gemini You shouldn’t let anyone guilt you into
Sagittarius You’ll receive plenty of information,
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Capricorn It’s OK to be different. Follow your
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Aquarius Follow your heart and use your skills
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