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President Donald Trump on Tuesday fired FBI Director James Comey in a shock development, saying Comey was no longer able to effectively lead the agency. “It is essential that we find new leadership for the FBI that restores public trust and confidence in its vital law enforcement mission,” he said in a letter to Comey released by the White House. REUTERS For more on Comey, see page 5

A tunnel partly collapsed on Tuesday at a plutonium-handling facility at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington state, but there was no indication workers or the public were exposed to radiation, federal officials said. Workers evacuated or took cover and turned off ventilation systems after damage was discovered in the wall of a transport tunnel about 170 miles

east of Seattle, officials with the Department of Energy’s Hanford Joint Information Center said. The damage was more serious than initially reported, and the take-cover order was expanded to cover the entire facility after response crews found a 400-square-foot section of the decommissioned rail tunnel had collapsed, center spokesman Destry Henderson said in a video posted on Facebook. REUTERS

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An apparently mentally unstable man caused panic among passengers on a airliner heading for Cairo from Jeddah in Saudi Arabia when he threatened to blow up the aircraft, airport sources said. The 61-year-old man, a retired textile worker from Egypt, was subdued by security staff on the plane, operated by Saudi airline Flynas, and arrested when it landed in the Egyptian capital, the sources

said. The man told police he was not aware of what he had done, according to the sources. He was being questioned and was expected to be referred to a psychiatrist to determine his mental state. State-run newspaper Ahramgate said no weapons or explosives were found with him. Air security is a sensitive topic in Egypt. An Egyptair plane crashed in the Mediterranean last year, killing all 66 people on board. REUTERS

Russian ties to Trump’s business interests. Clapper said he could not comment because the issue could be a subject of an ongoing investigation. CNN reported on Tuesday that Graham intended to look into Trump’s business ties to see if any connections exist between Russia and the Trump campaign or the president’s associates. REUTERS

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The NTSB previously ruled that the derailment was caused by the engineer losing “situational awareness.”

lessness, which would be the only other basis for criminal liability.” The National Transportation Safety Board previously ruled that the derailment was caused by Bostian, of New York, losing “situational awareness” due to beHAYDEN MITMAN @MetroPhilly ing distracted minutes letters@metro.us before the train derailed by radio reports about Almost exactly two years a SEPTA Regional Rail after an Amtrak train de- train having its windrailed in Port Richmond shield shattered by a while traveling at 106 thrown rock. Throughout their inmph, the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office vestigation, the DA’s ofannounced that it will fice said that officials at not charge Amtrak engi- the office worked with neer Brandon Bostian in officials from the NTSB and thoroughly reviewed the fatal crash. On Tuesday, the DA’s the NTSB report on the office said that, through incident. They also rode in the course of its investigation into what caused the cab of a train along the May 12, 2015, crash the route leading to the along Amtrak’s Frank- scene of the derailment, reviewed the audio ford Junction — tapes of what which killed the engineer eight people said and and inheard bejured 200 fore the m o r e derail— “two ment, senior and rem e m viewed bers of the engithe ofneer’s cell fice’s Hophone, cell micide Unit Brandon Bostian phone records worked closeand cell site data, ly with Philadelprosecutors said Tuesphia police and Amtrak officials, including expe- day. While the train was rienced train engineers,” and found no evidence traveling in excess of the speed limit before of criminal intent. “The evidence indi- the crash, the DA’s ofcates that the derailment fice concluded that the was caused by the engi- investigation did not neer operating the train find “evidence sufficient far in excess of the speed to prove beyond a realimit,” the DA’s office said sonable doubt that the engineer ‘consciously’ in a statement. However, they said disregarded the risk.” “Today, it was justice there was not enough evidence to file criminal that was derailed,” Philly attorney Robert Mongecharges. “We have no evidence luzzi, who along with that the engineer acted other attorneys won a with criminal ‘intent’ $265 million settlement or criminal ‘knowledge’ from Amtrak for victims within the special mean- and their family meming of those terms under bers, said in a statement Pennsylvania law for pur- released Tuesday. “How poses of criminal charg- can the engineer of that es,” prosecutors said. speeding passenger train “Nor do we believe there kill eight people, injure is sufficient evidence to 220 and walk away withprove, beyond a reason- out even getting a speedable doubt, criminal reck- ing ticket?”

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FBI Director James Comey has been ‘terminated and removed from office’ Comey had been overseeing key FBI investigations.

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President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday, saying that Comey is incapable of leading the agency. “Today, President Donald J. Trump informed FBI Director James Comey that he has been terminated and removed from office,” a statement tweeted by White House spokesman Sean Spicer read. “President Trump acted based on the clear recommendations of both Deputy Attorney General Red Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.” “The FBI is one of our nation’s most cherished and respected institutions and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement,” Trump said in a statement. The firing came as Comey was leading the investigation into whether Trump and his colleagues colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 election. Trump has called that investigation a “hoax.” Comey was one in a line of officials who were investigating Trump that Trump fired. Sally Yates, former acting attorney general, was dismissed in January after she refused to defend his travel ban on citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries. Preet Bharara, the former U.S. attorney, refused to resign after Sessions asked for the resignations of 46 federal prosecutors. “I did not resign,” Bharara tweeted in March. “Moments ago I was fired.” Yates, Bharara and Comey were all part of in-

vestigations into Trump or his appointees. “While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation, I nevertheless concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the bureau,” Trump said in a letter to Comey. On Tuesday, a report suggested that Comey had exaggerated the number of emails from Hillary Clinton’s friend and aide Huma Abedin to her husband Anthony Weiner’s laptop. Instead of “hundreds and thousands,” it appears to have been a handful of emails not marked classified. The termination comes on the heels of a two-page letter the FBI submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee correcting Comey’s testimony. Only “a small number” of the thousands of emails found had been forwarded. Most of the others were backed up from electronic devices, CBS reported. Comey told the Senate Judiciary Committee last week that it makes him “mildly nauseous” that he might have impacted the 2016 election. A memo from Rosenstein stated that Comey was “wrong to usurp the attorney general’s authority on July 5, 2016, and announce this conclusion that the case should be closed without prosecution.” “It is not the function of the director to make such an announcement,” the memo continued. “At most, the director should have said the FBI had completed its investigation and presented its findings to federal prosecutors.” Comey, 56, was nominated by President Barack Obama in 2013.

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its highest since March 15. Rekindled fears that North Korea could be gearing up for another weapons test also underpinned the yen. “In the early morning hours of Asian trade, the yen started to strengthen, and it could have been the reaction of overseas markets to a North Korean diplomat’s comments,� said Mitsuo Imaizumi, Tokyo-based chief foreign-exchange strategist for Daiwa Securities. In an interview with Sky

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THE FBI BYE BYE I knew FBI Director James Comey was doomed the day he announced his findings in the Hillary Clinton email investigation. After scrutinizing of thousands of her messages, questioning key players, and having his crack agents analyze the whole shebang Comey took the extremely unusual step of announcing his findings publicly. And it was something to behold. Comey hammered her for sloppy handling of classified information, for her private server, for her judgment — suggesting unmistakably that she had done something terribly wrong. In the process, he threw gasoline on the raging perception among many voters that she could not be trusted. With a hot presidential contest afoot, Democrats were furious. But Republicans were angry too. Many of them were chortling over the prospect of Clinton being frog marched off to the Iron Bar Hilton to star in a real-life version of Orange Is The New Black. But the punch line to Comey’s diatribe was not what they expected: He refused to charge her with any crime. More followed — including Comey’s 11th-hour announcement that new emails had caused him to reopen the investigation, and his even later announcement that he was closing it again. Many Democrats believe it cost Clinton the election, and they could not forgive him. The White House suggests his handling of that whole matter is why he

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was fired. However, it is not lost on anyone that Comey’s FBI is also conducting a vigorous investigation into Russian connections swirling around Team Trump — and plenty are insisting that’s the real reason for his dismissal. The late gonzo-writer Hunter S. Thompson famously described the music business as â€œâ€Ś a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs.â€? I don’t know if James Comey is a good man. But I do know there was a time not long ago when big-name Democrats and Republicans alike praised him as the rarest of D.C. habituĂŠs: a guy who would speak truth to power and investigate without favor regardless of the backlash. But then he started piling up too many enemies and not enough friends on both sides of the aisle. And when that happens in DC, it’s a time to start packing boxes.

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Department. The Streets Department manages 2,525 miles of city streets, 320 miles of bridges, roughly 20,000 intersections, 100,000 street lights and more than 400 miles of bike lanes. And with the budgets that department has been given over the last decade, it’s no wonder cyclists, buses and people alike regularly find themselves avoiding sinkholes and gashes in the streetscape. The city’s paving budget has regularly been underfunded, but we got a quick boost in 2009 thanks to the stimulus, at $20 million. The next year, we got a dismal $2 million to repave streets, and since then, it’s never got anywhere close to the $20 million we used in 2009. And given those con-

straints, the paving backlog (that is, the total miles of streets that need to be paved but aren’t) has grown to more than 1,000 miles. Few people talk about this, but the repercussions are felt by anyone who tries to move throughout the city on a daily basis, whether by motor vehicle, bicycle or by walking. Cracked sidewalks, faded bike lanes and pot holes are a regular part of life in Philadelphia. But they don’t have to be. Mayor Kenney’s Capital Program through 2023 recommends that $174 million in new funds be invested in the reconstruction and resurfacing of city streets enabling the city to reach a pace of resurfacing 131 miles of streets annually within seven years to ensure a state of good repair. Additionally, $52.5 million will be invested in other Streets Department projects over the six-year program, including the critical replacement and renovation of bridges and increased street lighting. Of that, $5 million for street re-engineering through Vision Zero has been included. The Kenney budget’s proposal to pump some life — and money — into the Streets Department is moving the city in the right direction. Council should pass it.

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Lago, a 66. At 70 years old, he’s been playing for a long time. Rory McIlroy, who joined the president for a golf round in February, told reporters that he is “pretty goodâ€? for his age. A 2.8 index is pretty good for anyone. Deciphering the information available, Trump has posted nine rounds above 80 over his last 20 posted scores — a little much for a low single-digit handicapper. Golf Digest writer Jamie Diaz played a round with Trump three years ago and was a bit suspect of his swing. Diaz writes that Trump drove the ball around 230 yards due to a steep backswing that was better suited for iron play. His iron-striking was, to Diaz’s eye, pretty solid and his short game “servicable.â€? Trump himself told Diaz: “I think of golf as a very natural game. I never

really wanted to know a lot about my technique. I really trust instinct a lot, in golf and a lot of things.� There are no shortage of cheating Trump stories, and it’s hard to imagine anyone playing golf with the president — a former reality TV star and real estate mogul — and imagining he took a few “gimmies� or “mulligans.� Rock star Alice Cooper all but came out and said Trump was the biggest cheater he’s ever played golf with, and Sports Illustrated writer Rick Reilly saw quite a few liberties taken by the president. “He took the world’s first gimme chip-in,� Reilly said. Reilly wrote that on holes 1, 13 and 17, Trump took mulligans. Not surprisingly, Trump refuted the claim. “I always thought he was a terrible writer,� he said. “I absolutely killed him, and he wrote very inaccurately.�

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Among the 12 picks the teams had on the first two days of the draft, NFC East teams took a combined 10 defensive players, with the Giants contributing the lone two offensive selections. The Eagles’ positive draft isn’t about to be cancelled out by the Cowboys, Giants and Washington turning in their own good hauls, but you may as well get acquainted with the talent you might soon see frustrating the Birds.

Cowboys Like the Eagles, the Cowboys biggest concern entering the draft was cornerback: They lost two starters, Brandon Carr and Morris Claiborne and to this point had signed Nolan Carroll to replace them. Also like the Eagles, the Cowboys spent their first three picks on a pass rusher and back-to-back corners. Taco Charlton became an every-down player as a senior at Michigan and had 9.5 sacks. At an intimidating 6-foot-6, he was a nice grab at 28 overall. Their two cornerback picks, Chidobe Awuzie and Jourdan Lewis (a second Michigan selection) might be even better value, coming at 60 and 92, respectively. Awuzie was oft-connected to the

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Eagles and should be ready to step into a starting role from day one. Lewis’ size (5-foot-10) and traits has him projected to a nickel role, which he should be ready to fill pending the outcome of a domestic violence charge.

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Jeremy Shockey. They didn’t waste any time replacing Johnathan Hankins at defensive tackle either. Their second pick, No. 55, went to the second Alabama defensive tackle to go off the board, Dalvin Tomlinson. The news gets a little better from there. It’s hard to picture Jared Goff’s successor at Berkeley, Davis Webb, who the Giants took with the 87th pick, fulfilling the same role with Eli Manning. Â

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Washington Picking three spots after the Eagles, Washington had Johnathan Allen fall into their laps at 17. He had 10.5 sacks and won the Bednarik and Nagurski awards after returning for his senior season. He was considered among the top five players in the draft, but even with concerns about his shoulder durability, no one expected the slide to last this long. With their second pick

they avoided moving to a second school, taking Alabama linebacker Ryan Anderson 49th. Anderson made a living rushing the passer in college but will probably play a more traditional linebacking role in the pros, without great athleticism to come off the edge. Another favorite Eagles target, UCLA corner Fabian Moreau was the selection at 81, and should be a steal after a pectoral injury caused him to drop.

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Kelce-Ingram swap makes sense, but how realistic is it? With Saints center Max Unger injured, the Eagles may finally have a suitor for Jason Kelce.

more or less irrelevant for a swap to work. One or both teams may need to throw in draft picks to smooth it over, but the deal makes sense — in theory. It is even more realistic given that NFL. com insider Ian Rapoport tweeted that the move is a possibility. But would the Saints be willing to give up on Unger for the entire year? The Saints could choose just to rely on back ups to make it through the absense of Unger, for however long it would be. But there is little doubt that a veteran 1,000-yard rusher would be a huge asset to the Eagles, particularly with them expected to cut ties with injured back Ryan Mathews at some point this offseason. Some other sources suggest that talks have happened between the two teams but there has been no concrete news on the rumor of late.

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Sports fans know better than most people that just because something makes total and complete sense doesn’t mean it will happen. Such are the recent rumors that the Eagles and Saints are in talks to strengthen one another’s core weaknesses. After news broke that Saints center Max Unger injured his foot and wouldn’t be healthy when the 2017 season begins, New Orleans now has a big hole at the middle of its offensive line. With the Eagles on the market to trade or even cut Jason

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Kelce before the end of training camp, their Pro Bowl center is no doubt an appealing piece for the Saints, who will need all the help they can get protecting new running back Adrian Peterson and gunslinger Drew Brees. The Eagles have depth at offensive line with Stephen Wisniewski and

Isaac Seumalo each able to step in and start at center. The addition of Peterson makes last year’s starter, 27-year-old Mark Ingram, expendable. And he plays a position, running back, that the Eagles are desperately thin at. He also is being paid around $1 million less than Kelce is, making the salary issue

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Phillies hot prospect watch: Hoskins on fire in Lehigh Valley For whatever reason, the Phillies seem to be content in letting their current crop of veteran ballplayers vie to keep the team in contention, somewhat, in the early part of the season. That is good news for future pieces like Odubel Herrera and Maikel Franco, as well as for surprise contributors like Aaron Altherr. But a few talented prospects are being blocked at positions like catcher, starting pitcher and first base as the struggles of Cameron Rupp, Jerad Eickhoff and Tommy Joseph continue. Eventually, the top prospects on the list below will get their MLB opportunity. Until then, here’s a look at the top performers currently in the minors: Jorge Alfaro, C, Lehigh Valley The 23-year-old catching prospect has cooled

sporting an error-free month at second base. He is also hitting .287 and flexing some power with seven home runs through 26 games.

Rhys Hoskins is raking in Triple-A while Tommy Joseph Struggles.

down, slightly, from a redhot start hitting .288 over his last 10 games but still boasts an impressive .326 batting average over 24 games. He’ll likely remain in Triple-A a little longer as the Phils are happy with their MLB catching so far. Tom Eshelman, SP, Reading Fresh off eight shutout innings tossed in a Monday night win, the 22-year-old pitching prospect is 4-0 with an impressive 2.43 ERA on the year.

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Mickey Moniak, OF, Lakewood Last year’s first overall pick isn’t far from home, playing for the Blue Claws in Ocean County, New Jersey. And just ahead of his 19th birthday, the teenage phenom continues to hit well as a professional. He’s compiled a base hit in seven of his last 10 games and is hitting .282 on the year. Scott Kingery, 2B, Reading Kingery won an award in April as the Phillies’ best minor-league fielder,

Rhys Hoskins, 1B, Lehigh Valley Hoskins was the organization’s top hitter for April and is still scorching hot in Triple-A, with eight homers and a .343 batting average through 30 games. Will he leap to the big leagues soon? “Look, this is Rhys’ first taste of Triple-A,” Phillies GM Klentak told the media last week. “He’s off to an incredible start, though I’ll add not necessarily all that more incredible than what he did at Lakewood, where he was awesome, what he did at Clearwater and what he did at Reading, where he was also awesome. ” Nick Williams, OF, Lehigh Valley Williams was touted as a future power-hitting outfielder but he still hasn’t found his power stroke. He makes out hot list because of his current stretch of hitting, lifting his average from .237 three weeks ago to .278 as of Tuesday. EVAN MACY

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