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IRAN EXECUTES NUCLEAR SCIENTIST FOR SPYING FOR US

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Iran has executed an Iranian nuclear scientist detained in 2010 when he returned home from the United States, after a court convicted him of spying for Washington, a spokesman for the judiciary said on Sunday. “Through his connection with the United States, [Shahram] Amiri gave vital information about the country to the enemy,” Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei told a weekly news conference, state news agency IRNA reported. Mohseni-Ejei said a court had sentenced Amiri to death and the sentence had been upheld by Iran’s supreme court, IRNA said. REUTERS

ISLAMIC STATE CLAIMS CAPTURE OF US WEAPONS IN AFGHANISTAN

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Militants linked to Islamic State have released photos that purport to show weapons and equipment that belonged to American soldiers and were captured by the group in eastern Afghanistan. The photos, which came to light on Saturday, show an American portable rocket launcher, radio, grenades and other gear not commonly used by Afghan troops, as well as close-up views of identification cards for a U.S. Army soldier, Spc. Ryan Larson. The U.S. military command in Kabul denied any suggestion the soldier had been captured, saying he “has been accounted for and remains in a duty status within his unit.” American special operations troops have been fighting alongside Afghan forces in a renewed offensive against militants who claim allegiance to Islamic State in Nangarhar Province, which borders Pakistan. REUTERS

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Havana blamed Washington for a surge of Cubans trying to reach the U.S. by land and sea, accusing the Obama administration of encouraging illegal and unsafe immigration. Tens of thousands of Cubans over the last two years have flocked to the border and taken to the sea in hopes of reaching Florida, fearing a growing detente between the Cold War foes will lead to a change in U.S. policy. Under a 1960s law, the Cuban Adjustment Act, the Communist-run country’s citizens are treated as legal immigrants if they set foot on U.S. soil, while migrants from any other land are considered illegal. A government statement carried by media and announcing the arrival of 14 Cubans deported by Colombia, said they were the “victims of the politicization of the migration issue by the U.S. government which stimulates illegal and unsafe immigration.” REUTERS

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NEXT HEAT WAVE ON DECK Temperatures remained very warm Sunday with a few locations kissing 90 degrees in the Northeast, but it didn’t feel that way because of a drop in humidity. As the saying goes, “It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity.” You should be able to lighten up on your deodorant Monday and Tuesday as humidity levels will remain lower. Your subway ride will feel a bit more pleasant. There’s nothing worse than being squeezed in like human sardines on a hot summer day and the air conditioning goes on the blink. So enjoy it while it lasts because the heat and humidity will make a big-time comeback for the second half of this week, and could last through the weekend.

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The humidity will arrive Wednesday, along with scattered showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures in the 80s from Philly and New York City to Boston. The heat wave will commence on Thursday, with temperatures soaring into the 90s along with a ton of humidity all along the Interstate 95 corridor. The big question is, just how hot and just how far north will the heat penetrate? Philadelphia and New York City should be full-on

into it and a couple of models extend it into New England as well. The other question is, just how widespread will storms become by this weekend? Right now, my thinking is it should be quite stormy this weekend, especially on Sunday. This will put somewhat of a lid on the temperature surge, but the humidity levels will put us in the steam-bath category. Whether we hit 90 or above through the weekend, or a couple of notches below, it’s just a matter of semantics.

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Nearly five years after breaking ground, the public will finally get a glimpse at the area’s first Mormon Temple. ALEXIS SACHDEV @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

Nearly eight years after plans were announced for its construction, Philadelphia’s first Mormon Temple will open to the public next week — though only for a limited time. From Wednesday through Sept. 9, the newly finished and ornately decorated temple will offer tours until its dedication ceremony on Sept. 18, when it officially closes its doors, except to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who are in good standing. The palatial place of worship, at 1739 Vine Street, rose at four stories over Logan Square during the five years it took to build. Ascending to higher floors, each becomes more opulent in its decor and architecture than the last. What remains a constant is the temple’s homage to 18th century Pennsylvania, a period of time Elder Larry Wilson says was pivotal to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Guiding members of the media Friday through the temple’s myriad rooms, Elder Wilson said the church sought to use the best materials and highest-quality craftsmanship in its construction, much like Solomon’s Temple. But many of its influences came from some of Philly’s most famous buildings: the Franklin Institute, Independence Hall and the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. Others come from Pennsylvania’s natural flora

and fauna. Throughout, visitors will see Pennsylvania’s state flower, the mountain laurel, depicted in wrought iron and carpet patterns. Colonial color schemes — French blue and daffodil — dominate, and refined Federalstyle furniture with flared arms and dark-stained wood fill each room. Windowsills slope downward, much like they do in Independence Hall. Tiles are laid at a 45-degree angle, as was the Colonial style. And they have even recreated a massive crystal chandelier from Independence Hall, which now hangs in the Temple’s holiest area: the Celestial Room. Elder Wilson said these details, though seemingly subtle, were put in place to honor the founding of the country. Other scenes honor the establishment of their faith. Northeastern Pennsylvania is an area steeped in history for Latter-day Saints. Prophet Joseph Smith translated the church’s Book of Mormon in Oakland Township. That’s also where John the Baptist appeared as an angel to bestow priesthood on Smith and Oliver Cowdery in 1829, according to church doctrine. The very first baptism for the church was performed in the Susquehanna River, a scene depicted in a floor-to-ceiling mural in the temple’s Baptismal Font, where baptisms take place in a pool perched on the backs of 12 brass-coated oxen statues. The 61,466-square-foot place of worship is the first Mormon Temple in Pennsylvania, and the 152nd operating Temple worldwide. Tours are available Monday through Saturday for free, though reservations are recommended. Reservations can be made at Philadelphiamormon temple.org or by calling 1-855-537-2000.

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BRIEFS Family identified in Pennsylvania murder-suicide that left five dead The five people who died in a murder suicide in Pennsylvania over the weekend were identified as two parents and their three children, all of whom were shot to death, a local district attorney said on Sunday. The parents in the incident that took place in Sinking Spring, some 60 miles east of

the state capital Harrisburg, were identified as Mark and Megan Short. The three children were not named, the Berks County District Attorney’s office said in an official Facebook post. (www. facebook.com/BerksDA/) The district attorney said there was a note left at the scene but did not elaborate on its contents. Media reports said the family was having financial trouble because it

needed to purchase costly medication for a baby who had to have a heart transplant. “This is an apparent tragic domestic incident,” the district attorney’s office said, adding there had been domestic issues between the husband and wife. It added a handgun was found at the scene near one of the adults and that the family’s dog was also shot to death. The Reading Eagle, a local

newspaper, said this weekend it published a story about the family in 2014 after its newest member, a then five-monthold girl named Willow, had received a heart transplant. It also said the family was featured in a 2015 New York Times article discussing the difficulties it was facing in obtaining and using the medication Willow needed to keep her from rejecting her transplanted heart. REUTERS

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Brazen thief bags diamond python worth $375 Four-foot snake isn’t venomous, but its bite can be dangerous to humans, experts warn. SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse

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Police in a Montgomery County town were on the trail of a thief who walked into a pet store and stole a snake valued at $375 out of its terrarium. Surveillance footage shows a thief entering Natural Pet Store on Dekalb Pike in East Norriton Township on Saturday afternoon, clipping open a cage and removing a 4-foot-long yellow diamond python snake, CBS3 reported.

The theft occurred around 4:30 p.m. Saturday, while the store was open. The suspect, who was with an accomplice, walked up to the snake’s glass case, clipped the lock, took the reptile out and placed it in his bag before leaving, 6ABC said. Police are asking for the public’s help if they have any information regarding the theft. It was unclear if the thief wanted to sell the snake or is just an amateur herpetologist who was looking for a new pet. While diamond pythons are not venomous, they can be dangerous to humans, as they can inflict a powerful bite and sometimes leave their teeth in the flesh of their victim, according to wildlife experts.

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Passenger dies aboard Delta flight to PHL A Delta Airlines passenger traveling from Paris to Philadelphia died mid-flight Saturday, officials announced. The passenger was declared dead upon the flight’s arrival around 4 p.m. Saturday, said Mary Flannery, spokesperson for the Philadelphia International Airport. Delta Flight 79 originated in Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport.

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“This isn’t the first time, but it isn’t common at all,� Flannery told the Philadelphia Inquirer of a passenger arriving to PHL unresponsive. Tinicum Township police and the Delaware County Medical Examiner responded to the scene. Officials have said they don’t believe the death was suspicious, NBC10 reported.

The state’s highest court rejected the attorney general’s last-minute effort to delay her perjury trial. CRISTABELLE TUMOLA @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

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A United Nations peacekeeper was killed and four others wounded on Sunday when their vehicle hit a mine in Mali’s restive north, the U.N. mission (MINUSMA) said. The attack on the vehicle, which was escort-

ing a logistical convoy, occurred about 7 miles south of Aguelhoc in the region of Kidal, where several Islamist militant groups are active, the mission said in a statement. About two hours later, another mine exploded near a U.N. peacekeeping vehicle a little more than a mile east of the mission base in Kidal but only caused material damage, the MINUSMA statement added. Mali’s government has not had a military presence in Kidal since clashes between the army and Tuareg rebels killed 50 soldiers there in 2014, leaving a heavy security burden on U.N. troops. Mali has become the deadliest place to serve

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for U.N. peacekeepers. The United Nations says more than 100 peacekeepers have been killed since MINUSMA deployed in July 2013. The U.N. Security Council voted in June to increase the contingent by 2,500 troops, taking the total number of uniformed personnel to more than 15,000. In May, five Chadian peacekeepers were killed

in an ambush near Kidal. Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) also claimed responsibility for an attack that month that killed a Chinese peacekeeper and three civilians. Islamist militant groups, some with links to al Qaeda, hijacked a Tuareg uprising in 2012 and seized northern Mali until a French-led intervention drove them back a year later. But the region has remained plagued by violence despite a peace accord signed last year between Tuareg fighters and the government. Two days of fighting last month between Tuareg rebels and pro-government militia killed up to 20 people last month. REUTERS

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Donald Trump backers downplay rough week A Washington Post-ABC News poll released Sunday found Clinton leading among registered voters with 50 percent of support in the week after the Democratic Party convention where she was formally named the presidential nominee, compared to 42 percent for Trump. Republican Donald Trump’s top aides and supporters on Sunday downplayed a chaotic week in which the New York businessman was distracted from his core message by personal spats, as a new poll showed him trailing Democrat Hillary Clinton. “Everyone should calm down about it,” Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor, told ABC News on Sunday. “There is certainly every opportunity for Trump to win this election.” A Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Friday showed the race closer, with Clinton leading by 3 percentage points. The poll had a credibility interval of plus or minus 3 percentage points, meaning the results showed the race roughly even. Trump backers said voters were just starting to tune into the race for the Nov. 8 election. They said Trump was back on

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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said on Saturday that videos of the police shooting of a black man in the city last month indicate three officers may have violated the department’s policies. Johnson told a news conference it was against departmental policy to fire at or into a moving car when the vehicle was the only potential use of force by a suspect, and police were taking a hard look at training and tactics following the shooting. Authorities on Friday released videos that captured the moments before and after police shot Paul O’Neal, 18, on July 28, but not the shooting itself because a police officer’s body camera was not recording. No firearms were found on O’Neal, who was shot in the back, according to

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released on Friday shows two officers firing at a stolen car driven by O’Neal after it sped past them, the car crashing into a police car and O’Neal running into a backyard where he was shot. It does not show the shooting. Johnson said the lack of a body-camera video of the O’Neal shooting is under investigation, though he noted that the officers in that police district had the cameras for only about a week before the shooting. Civil rights activist the Rev. Jesse Jackson said the lack of a complete video accounting of O’Neal’s shooting showed a cover-up and a lawyer for O’Neal’s family called for a special prosecutor to investigate the killing. The union representing Chicago police officers urged the public not to rush to judgment. REUTERS

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Is Ben Affleck back to being a hot mess? To the untrained eye, it appears Ben Affleck was channeling his inner Britney 2007 over the weekend. But not so fast, says a friend. Despite leaving a “Suicide Squad” premiere with his zipper down and shirt tucked into his belt, we’re to believe that Affleck — who remains estranged from wife Jennifer Garner because the world is a vampire and everything you know about love is a lie — has things under control. “That picture is outside another small after-after-party,” the source tells Page Six. “It was very late at night. He’s not off the rails. It looked a lot worse than it was.” We’re rooting

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Lindsay Lohan speaks out about Egor Tarabasov After weeks of social media drama, Lindsay Lohan, patron saint of The Word, is officially speaking out about her troubled relationship with fiance Egor Tarabasov. In an interview with the Daily Mail, Lohan claims that the 23-yearold Russian billionaire is abusive, and that recent footage of what appears to be a physical alterca-

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Frank Ocean ruins weekends Despite rumors substantiated by no less than The New York Times, Frank Ocean did not release his follow up to 2012’s “Channel Orange” on Friday as most thought. This sent millions of fans to a weekend spent feverishly refreshing his website (and Twitter) in hopes of further details regarding his new album, reportedly titled, “Boys Don’t Cry.”

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food? I have been working in the food industry since I was about 13 years old, so it was always there. I got my graduate degree from Yale in acting. My undergrad was pretty different, as well. I had an international studies and French background so I always kept pretty varied interests. I had found out about the opportunity for “Man v. Food” through the agents I signed on with out of Yale. I wouldn’t have found out about the opportunity if it wasn’t for them. I also read you are a trained sushi chef. My dad and I were going to get certification together, but my dad unfortunately passed away before we got to. So as a gift for getting into Yale my stepmom paid for me to get my training.

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their own experiences with racism and prejudice. Though “March” aligns with key English language arts state standards, such as integrating knowledge and ideas and interpreting various forms of media, its applications are also highly personal. One educator’s guide encourages students to collect written and oral family stories from the civil-rights movement, or stories of racism and segregation, adding layers to the story depicted in the book. Graphic novels are increasingly being used in the classroom to supplement traditional history books or autobiographies. C.M. Butzer’s “Gettysburg: The Graphic Novel” (Bowen Press/Collins, 2009) and Che An200 derson’ s “King” (Fander tagraphics, 2010), a tag biography of Martin bio Luther King Jr., use Lu imagery and storyim telling to depict the tel past. pa And of course, the th mega-hit musical ca “Hamilton” has thrust history into th the th spotlight. The trilogy has also made Lewis an a unexpected Comicu Con hit. “March” C was w voted Best Reality-Based Work a in i 2016 at the Will Eisner Comic InE dustry Awards.

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As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for their pre-season opener on Aug. 11, they are a team in transition. They are not truly a contender, nor are they rebuilding. Rather, the organization is distancing itself from the bygone Chip Kelly era, and restructuring the roster in order to allow Doug Pederson to succeed with his own personnel. As a byproduct, Philadelphia has had a training camp rife with competition. Here are the most compelling position battles going forward:

Wide Receiver With Jordan Matthews coming off a breakout year playing in the slot position, the biggest competition among the wide receiver group has been for playing time on the outside. On one hand, Reuben Randle has been praised by Pederson for his impact on and off the field. However, while Randle’s production has stood out early, Chris Givens’ average of 16.6 yards per catch for his career, and Nelson Agholor’s flashes of brilliance will surely keep the hierarchy on the depth chart interesting as the preseason moves forward.

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Taurus You should participate in any group

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something new. A partnership with someone who has as much to bring to the table as you looks rewarding. Romance is encouraged.

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position that you feel suits your skill set. Do your best to bring about positive change. Go after exactly what you want.

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