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ruling came in a challenge to Trump’s order filed by the states of Washington and Minnesota. The U.S. Supreme Court will likely determine the case’s final outcome. See pages 10-11 for more

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In his first call as president with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump denounced a treaty that caps U.S. and Russian deployment of nuclear warheads as a bad deal for the United States, according to two U.S. officials and one former U.S. official with knowledge of the call. When Putin raised the possibility of extending the 2010 treaty, known as New START, Trump paused to ask his

aides in an aside what the treaty was, these sources said. Trump then told Putin the treaty was one of several bad deals negotiated by the Obama administration, saying that New START favored Russia. Trump also talked about his own popularity, the sources said. REUTERS

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Senior White House adviser Kellyanne Conway drew sharp criticism and complaints on Thursday over the ethics of using her position to promote the clothing line of President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka, one day after Trump attacked a retailer for dropping it. Federal ethics rules prohibit executive branch employees from using their positions to endorse products or for the private gain

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The longest civil trial in Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas history ended this week with the largest settlement in state history being awarded to the victims of the 2013 Salvation Army building collapse in Center City. The $227 million settlement for victims of the June 5, 2013, building collapse at 22nd and Market streets was announced Wednesday after a jury found all defendants in a civil trial responsible for the collapse, which killed seven and severely injured a dozen more. “They were crushed to death in a Third-World style disaster that made international news,� is how the collapse has been described by former City Treasurer Nancy Winkler, whose 24-yearold daughter, Anne Bryan, was among those killed in the disaster. The Salvation Army and developer Richard

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Whip out those whips and chains. This weekend marks the premiere of “Fifty Shades Darker,” the second film in a trilogy on track to inadvertently become one of the best comedies of our modern times (it is accidentally very hilarious). It’s a movie about a whole lot of things: possession, obsession, douchebag bosses and, for some reason, Rita Ora. “Fifty Shades Darker” doesn’t tell much of a story, but it does drop a world of knowledge on you. What I’m saying is, you could learn a lot from this film. Before, I thought I knew what women wanted, as I considered myself a woman with wants, hopes and desires. But I was wrong. “Fifty Shades Darker” taught me anew. Read on to see what a strong, progressive, educated woman is apparently looking for.

A dude who thinks that he owns you Christian Grey, jerk billionaire with a kinky side, is always strutting around talking about, “You’re mine.” When another dude talks to his love interest, aspiring publisher Anastasia Steele, he’s all, “He wants what’s mine.” Ana never corrects him. Because who has the time to be their own person anyway?

A lover that hacks your bank account Christian calls his secretary and demands she put a large sum of money in Ana’s account. Ana asks how he has her bank information, but he never answers. All women want someone who knows all their private, sensitive information. Bonus points if he can recite your Social Security number by heart.

A rich b-hole The film never lets you forget: Christian is rich AF. He’s a billionaire. He

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has his own helicopter. He makes $24,000 every 15 minutes. I mean, I don’t know if the math on that is right, but I do know that the thrilling combination of rich, conceited and absolutely clueless is like catnip for us ladies.

A boyfriend who tracks your every move

A guy who lives on the edge

An outsider might think that finding out that your boyfriend has a dossier on your comings and goings is creepy. But is it creepy to pay a photographer to follow a person you love? Maybe he just wants some nice pictures of you struggling to carry your groceries. Real women know it’s just a cool way of him showing he cares.

A beau with deep-seated mommy issues

At some point, Sir McBroodsA-Lot crashes his helicopter in Portland. Somehow, he gets home relatively unscathed, with just a gentle dusting of dirt on his cheekbones. That’s

He’s a sadist because he’s mad at his mom for dying from an overdose when he was 4. It’s why he takes out his issues on white ladies with brown hair. What a dreamboat!

A sweetie who has a pommel horse in his personal gymnasium

A special someone who doesn’t know what birthdays are

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A honey who appreciates cult classics

Christian has a poster for the long forgotten movie, “Chronicles of Riddick� on his wall. Nobody knows why, but it’s probably because he thinks has really excellent taste in movies, which is false. Ladies love that!

A guy who only gets down with his pants on

This one is important, and I’ll be straight with you — for a movie that’s supposedly so scandalous, these two have very vanilla relations. I’m talking missionary sex on a regular ol’ bed. And Christian rarely manages to take his pants off, at all. Because during sexy times, all a woman wants is to feel scratchy polyester grazing against her skin.

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Don’t expect ‘Girls’ to get their s— together “I think you’re genetically built to be narcissistic in your 20s.� KATE MOONEY @yatinbrooklyn

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Love it or hate it, since its start in 2012, HBO’s “Girls� has prompted endless conversations about body image, feminism, privilege, millennials, Brooklyn, gentrification — the list goes on. As its final season kicks off on Sunday, Feb. 12, we sat down with executive producers Judd Apatow and Jenni Konner to talk about female friendship (especially the Jessa betrayal), narcissism in your 20s and how “Girls� has changed television. What do the think the ‘Girls’ legacy will be? Jenni Konner: I think it was that women were able to tell honest stories about themselves and be more comfortable with their bodies. There’s a long tradition

From left: Executive producers Jenni Konner and Judd Apatow with creator/star Lena Dunham at the “Girls� Season 6 red carpet premiere. HBO/DAVE ALLOCCA

of shows about men who do bad things, but we like them anyway. “Girls� is really one of those shows. Judd Apatow: [Now there are] more female showrunners and auteurs. Mindy Kaling, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Amy Schumer; it’s growing, but even ten years ago, there wasn’t a [female]

equivalent to Larry David. What does the show say about female friendship? The relationships are constantly shifting. Konner: That’s the central question of the show. We’ve always wondered if these people who were just thrown together by circumstance will stay good friends. As we get

older, things change. Especially with the Jessa betrayal. Apatow: I always find that issue funny because I think that is very specific to women: this idea that anybody I’ve dated, nobody is allowed to come near them even if I’m done with them. Konner: But what about the bro code? [Laughs] I

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would say this was a bigger betrayal: this was the love of Hannah’s life and her best friend. I actually had a hard time with the idea of the story. I resisted. [But] it just always felt like it was going that way. You have these two people [Adam and Jessa] who are so explosive and so impulsive. Apatow: And the actors [Jemima Kirke, Adam Driver], they have such electricity. The privileged brats we started with are nearing 30; have they changed? Konner: They’re still fairly selfish, but I do think they’re getting less narcissistic and more grown up. It’s very incremental; there’s no version of “Girls” where it ends with them all with their shit together. That’s just not our show. Apatow: That’s what the last season is about: How much do they evolve? Do you actually like any of them? Konner: I love them all, and I actually felt

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like they were the most truthful characters I’d seen since probably “Undeclared.” When I was in my 20s [in New York] I was a temp who wouldn’t even do the work and thought that I deserved better. [Laughs] Apatow: I think you’re genetically built to be narcissistic in your 20s.

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You’re trying to get a job, you’re trying to meet someone to spend your life with. It’s all you, you, you, just trying to get your world built. And hopefully at some point, whatever you want it to be, it happens and then you calm down a little bit. (I say this as an old man).

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Any favorite episodes? Apatow: I like the Beach House episode [Season 3, Episode 7] where they really have it out. Andrew Rannells and Danny Strong were so funny. Konner: Plus, just doing a dance sequence was really fun. [Laughs] What do you hope viewers will take away from the show? Apatow: I hope it inspires people to want to write. For women to run their own shows and be directors. I see my daughters and how inspired they are by Lena and Jenni. Konner: Lena and I had a meeting once with a writer and she said, “Since I started watching ‘Girls’ I’m comfortable enough to have sex on top.” [Laughs] And that actually really moved me. Apatow: Wait, women get on top? [Laughs] Konner: I’m not sure I want that to be the legacy, but I do think Lena has been so amazing for body positivity. I feel really, really proud of that.

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Kelly Doty of ‘Ink Masters’ to draw attention at Tattoo Arts Convention Kelly Doty, one of the finalists in last season’s “Ink Masters,� has seen her life rapidly changing the past year. An artist since middle school, she’ll be soon celebrating one year of owning her tattoo shop in Salem, Massachusetts, and this weekend, you can find her at Philly’s 19th annual Tattoo Arts Convention. Along the way, Doty’s learned that when women come together, their power is even more significant and pronounced. One of the remarkable things about the most recent season of “Ink Masters� was the predominantly female slate of tattoo artists. Male contestants had long dominated the show, but Season 8 saw Doty competing alongside the likes of Nikki Simpson, Philadelphia native Gia Rose and winner Ryan Ashley Malarkey (all of whom will be in attendance at the convention as well). Malarkey’s victory was historic, as she was

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the first woman to win the series. Doty was right there at the top, qualifying as a finalist, and the victory for both women could be seen as a collective win for all female tattoo artists. Doty spoke highly of her fellow women competitors. “There were so many people that were really good human beings and really good artists. I was expecting it to be more cutthroat,

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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to sell the personal property described below. Undersigned will sell items at Public Auction online at www.StorageTreasures.com by competitive bidding ending on 2/21/2017 at 2:00PM. Where said property has been stored and which are located at Safeguard Self Storage #130102 at 6371 Keystone Street, Philadelphia PA 19135 (215) 333-8320 on the following units:

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but it wasn’t,� Doty admits. “I got to work with them and found out that they’re awesome people who are like-minded and have the same goals. Women don’t have to tear each other down in order to achieve.� While Doty considers herself lucky to have found success despite the traditional gender skewing in her industry, she notes the road wasn’t always so easy.

“I’ve been fortunate that I’ve had a vast majority of positive experiences,� Doty says. “At the same time, I can’t deny that I’ve had experiences where the fact that I was a woman came before my talent.� For aspiring female artists of any kind, Doty has advice: “Be ready to work your butt off. If you do it right, that’s going to be what life is like for the rest of your career. Become obsessed and have a romantic relationship with [your art]. Be prepared to work twice as much as men.� The Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention’s roster features many other female tattoo artists, including “Ink Masters� alums Ashley Velazquez, Duffy Fortner, Katie McGowan, Marisa LaRen, Alli Baker and more. The convention arrives Feb. 10-12 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Find out more at villainarts.com. KYLE HILLER

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76ers remaining patient with Simmons, Embiid — but they won’t for much longer Will this team ever get its starters healthy? ANDY JASNER @AndyJasner

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Over the last three seasons, visiting jerseys popped up everywhere in the Wells Fargo Center. LeBron. Durant. Westbrook. Curry. Finally, after 47 wins and a whole lot of suffering, Sixers jerseys began to appear this season — most notably, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons. If the Sixers are going to take the next step, this duo will be the ones carrying the franchise. Embiid sat out his seventh straight game — a 111-103 loss to the San Antonio Spurs — and Simmons continues to miss action as he recovers from a fracture in his foot. The Sixers fell to 18-34

after the Spurs’ loss, their fifth in a row. Barring a miraculous finish, they’re not going to the playoffs. At some point, however, it’s imperative for the franchise to feature Embiid and Simmons together. It will provide another glimpse of hope. It will provide the fans with at look at what potentially lies ahead. It’s necessary, too. Yes, the Sixers have a better chance to improve their draft position in the lottery. A sampling of the Embiid-Simmons duo is a must. When healthy, Embiid has been a major force while performing at an All-Star level, even if he wasn’t picked. “There’s no conspiracy theory going on,” Sixers coach Brett Brown said of Embiid’s bone bruise. “I believe we’re going to see him not too far away. … It’s not 110 percent

The waiting, and waiting, and waiting is the hardest part.

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Detroit really late two nights ago and got up yesterday and had Joel and Ben in my office for 45 minutes or so just talking with them,” Brown said. “Twenty minutes after that, went out onto the court and worked Joel out.

and anything short of that we’re not gonna do it.” Simmons has been visible with his teammates and learning as much as possible. Until he gets on the court, fans will continue to wonder. “We got back from

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Free agent wide receivers who are good fits for the Eagles

The Eagles’ two biggest areas of need are wide receiver and cornerback. Conventional logic and recent history suggest that Philly focus on the draft for their secondary, and spend whatever free agent cash they can muster on a wide receiver — a position they’ve had relative success with on the free agent market. There are a number of very attractive names in free agency, but there are two specific things Philly is looking for in their next ace wideout (to pair with Jordan Matthews, who is clearly a No. 2). They need a downfieldthreat who is affordable. Here’s a look at six wideouts we’ve pinpointed of interest to the Eagles this offseason, when the free agent signing period begins in March: 1. Alshon Jeery (2016: 821 yards, 15.8 yards per catch, 2 TD) Jeffery is the biggest name, and would have the biggest impact on the Eagles. He is just 26 years old and, if healthy, he’s a Pro Bowl-caliber wideout who can give Carson Wentz a talented 6-foot-3 target. Spotrac estimates his open mar-

4. Kenny Britt (2016: 1,002 yards, 14.7 yards per catch, 5 TD) Britt is 28-years-old and as his numbers indicate he can spread the field. The Rams have a number of issues to worry about and wide receiver may not be a priority. His salary expectation, in the $6 million range according to Spotrac, will be in the Eagles wheelhouse.

is 30 now. Is he worth the high salary demand he will no doubt be seeking? Would he take a hometown discount?Â

5. Kenny Stills (2016: 726 yards 17.3 yards per catch, 9 TD) Stills is among the best down-the-field guys available and made just under $600,000 last season. At 24-years-old he’s due a big raise, and the market could pay him upwards of $9 million. A little pricey, but a better value than perhaps Jeffery or Jackson.

3. Pierre Garcon (2016: 1,041 yards, 13.2 yards per catch, 3 TD) It is highly doubtful that Washington will be able to re-sign both Jackson and Garcon — as the team has other concerns with its free agent cash. If Garcon is the player left available, the 30-year-old would fetch near the $8 million mark in free agency.

6. Terrelle Pryor (2016: 1,007 yards, 13.1 yards per catch, 4 TD) The Browns have cash and very little to lose by bringing Pryor back, who earned just over $1.6 million during a breakout year in 2016. The 27-year-old will be looking for a considerable raise next year, upwards of $8 million per season. EVAN MACY

Pierre Garcon and/or DeSean Jackson could be available next month.

ket value to be around $14 million a season. Can Philly dedicate that much money to one wide receiver? He is a doubtful addition, but with salary cap guru Howie Roseman calling the shots you never know. 2. DeSean Jackson (2016: 1,005 yards, 17.9 yards per catch, 4 TD) There have been many a rumor about a possible return of D-Jax to the city that made him a star, and the man himself has admitted he would be open to returning, but Jackson

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Owls open 2017 on road vs. Notre Dame The Temple football team looks to keep its momentum going after back-toback bowl appearances and program best seasons as they release the slate of games for their 2017 campaign. The Owls will open the season on Sept. 2 at Notre Dame on ESPN, looking for their firstever win against the Irish. ND was nearly upset two seasons ago when they visited the Linc (on a weekend when ESPN’s “College Gamedayâ€? was in town) and many players from that loss remain — looking for revenge. New head coach Geoff Collins wasn’t with the Owls then, but is excited for his team’s national exposure. Temple will play at least four games on national television in 2017. “What a great time to be an Owl,â€? said Collins. “Whether on the road and on national television, or at Lincoln Financial Field against some of the best in college football, Temple is now recognized as a top

Temple expects yet another successful season in 2017.

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