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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will testify publicly to a Senate panel on Tuesday, its chairman said, setting up another potentially dramatic hearing on possible ties between President Donald Trump’s campaign and Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race. Sessions is likely to face tough questioning from Senate Intelligence Committee members over his dealings with Russian of-

ficials during the campaign and whether he had a role in the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, who testified last week before the same panel. Until a statement on Monday from committee Chairman Richard Burr, a Republican, it had been unclear whether Sessions would testify in an open or closed setting. REUTERS

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei blamed the United States for instability in the Middle East and said Washington’s fight against the Islamic State militant group was “a lie.” “You (the United States) and your agents are the source of instability in the Middle East … who created Islamic State? America … America’s claim of fighting against Islamic State is a lie,” Khamenei said in

a meeting with high-ranking Iranian officials, according to his official website.Iran and the United States cut diplomatic ties shortly after Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution and enmity to Washington has long been a rallying point for hardline supporters of Khamenei in Iran. Khamenei has made several statements denouncing the United States since the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. REUTERS

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Apple shares added to last week’s drop on Monday to lead a market downturn as tech, still the best performing S&P 500 sector this year, succumbed under its own weight. Mizuho Securities cut its rating on Apple to “neutral” from “buy” on Monday, saying the stock had outperformed this year and that the “upcoming product cycle is fully captured at current levels.” Apple shares, down 2.4 percent

on Monday, are up about 26 percent so far in 2017. The S&P technology sector fell 0.8 percent after dropping 2.7 percent Friday for its largest two-day decline in nearly a year. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite underperformed the S&P 500 as the ongoing rout in the sector sparked a search for value elsewhere. REUTERS

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Uber Technologies Inc. CEO Travis Kalanick is likely to take a leave of absence from the troubled ride-hailing company, but no final decision has yet been made, according to a source familiar with the outcome of a Sunday board meeting. Emil Michael, senior vice president and a close Kalanick ally, has left the company, the source said. At the Sunday meeting, the company’s board adopted a series of recommendations from the law firm of

former U.S Attorney General Eric Holder following a sprawling, multimonth investigation into Uber’s culture and practices, according to a board representative. Uber will tell employees about the recommendations on Tuesday, said the representative, who declined to be identified. The company is also adding a new independent director, Nestle executive and Alibaba board member Wan Ling Martello, a company spokesman said. REUTERS

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A prestigious New York theater’s production of “Julius Caesar” has raised controversy for casting a Donald Trump look-alike as the murdered dictator. In the Public Theater’s annual Shakespeare in the Park production of Shakespeare’s political tragedy about the death of democracy, the Roman ruler is played by “Scandal” actor Gregg Henry, in a suit and red tie with a mop of wispy blond hair and a Slavic-accented wife. About halfway through the play, Caesar is assassinated by his fellow senators because they think he’d become too powerful and threatened Rome’s democratic government. The parallel was a step too far for two sponsors. Delta Air Lines and Bank of America have both pulled their support of the event. “No matter what your political stance may be, the graphic staging of ‘Julius Caesar’ at this summer’s Free Shakespeare in the Park does not reflect Delta Air Lines’ values,” Delta said via Twitter, adding that the “artistic and creative direction crossed the line on the standards of good taste.” “The Public Theater chose to present ‘Julius Caesar’ in such a way that was intended to provoke and offend,” according to Bank of America’s statement. “Had this intention been made known to us, we would have decided

not to sponsor it.” “We stand completely behind our production of ‘Julius Caesar,’” the Public Theater said in a statement. “We recognize that our interpretation of the play has provoked heated discussion; audiences, sponsors and supporters have expressed varying viewpoints and opinions. Such discussion is exactly the goal of our civically engaged theater; this discourse is the basis of a healthy democracy.” After Caesar’s death, the Roman republic quickly spirals into chaos, ending with the deaths of the men who conspired against him and ending democracy for almost 2,000 years. On that basis, the Public’s statement continues, “Our production of ‘Julius Caesar’ in no way advocates violence toward anyone. Shakespeare’s play, and our production, make the opposite point: Those who attempt to defend democracy by undemocratic means pay a terrible price and destroy the very thing they are fighting to save.” The show is presented free in New York’s Central Park through June 18. This isn’t the first time criticism of Donald Trump has landed an artist in trouble. Last week, CNN fired Kathy Griffin from her longtime role as cohost of its “New Year’s Eve Live” program after an image of her holding a severed head made to look like Trump leaked online. Criticizing the current president became its own cottage industry before he even reached the White House. Many comedians, actors and artists have protested his policies through their work, whether it’s Comedy Central’s “The President Show” with Anthony Atamanuik, or musicals in which Russian President and alleged Trump-backer Vladimir Putin gets a golden shower.

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Brian McMonagle said Constand’s inconsistent accounts, including her shifting estimate of when the incident occurred, revealed her to be a liar out for financial gain. “She’d remember it for the next 365 days and all the days of her life if there were a sexual assault in this case,” he said in his own summation, as Cosby’s wife, Camille, sat

in the courtroom for the first time since trial began. Cosby faces charges that he assaulted Constand, now 44, at his home in 2004. At the time, she was director of operations for the women’s basketball team at Cosby’s alma mater, Temple University. Dozens of women have made similar accusations against Cosby, 79, although only Constand has accused him of a crime that allegedly took place recently enough to allow for prosecution. Cosby had acknowledged that he obtained Quaaludes, a prescription sedative, in the ’70s to give to young women. Steele argued that admission showed Cosby was knowingly trying to incapacitate Constand when he gave her 1 1/2 pills, which Cosby said were Benadryl. Constand testified the pills left her disoriented and unable to resist him.

In his argument, McMonagle emphasized that Cosby portrayed the encounter as consensual. The defense lawyer also walked the jury through several discrepancies in Constand’s story. He noted she first told police that she cut off contact with Cosby after the incident but actually called him more than 50 times over two months. “That’s a lie,” McMonagle told jurors. “It’s not a fib, it’s not a mistake. It’s a stone-cold lie.” Constand testified last week that she made the calls because of her job at Temple, where Cosby was a trustee and a famous alumnus, and Steele noted the calls stopped as soon as she left the school. McMonagle also questioned why Constand continued spending time privately with Cosby after he made sexual advances that she said she rebuffed. REUTERS

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surprise. But the reasons for doing so are what differentiated the survey takers. Drivers and pedestrians said they break the law out of convenience for themselves. Only people on bikes cited personal safety as a reason for breaking the law. Which means when you see someone riding on the sidewalk, they’re probably just not comfortable riding in the street with people driving motor vehicles at illegal speeds. But there is a way to help them, and help yourself, Jody. The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia recently finished its bike count reports for 2016. In those reports, the organization looks at key intersections throughout the city and counts how many cyclists are using them on a given day. The South Street Bridge sees about 400 bikes per hour during rush hour, according to the report. And there’s good reason for that: The bicycle infrastructure is pretty good. It’s painted green, has a buffer for some length, bollards for a small section, and is orderly. And when the infrastructure is just pretty good, like it is there, you rarely see any sidewalk riding. The Coalition’s counts found sidewalk riding has dropped on the South Street Bridge by 35 percent between 2012 and 2016. Wrong-way riding dropped 50 percent over the same period. Generally, sidewalk riding drops with implementation of good infrastructure. The problem, of course, is that cycling infrastructure is often deemed unworthy by residents based on the anecdotal behavior of cyclists. Everyone’s goal should be to make this a nonissue. So, if you want cyclists off your sidewalk for good, Jody, get involved civically and work to give cyclists adequate space on the road.

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How doctorprescribed antibiotics left a Philly man disabled Five years after an adverse reaction to medication, a Roxborough man’s life is radically changed. CASSIE HEPLER @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

Over the phone, Michael Schumacher, 33, has a smooth salesman’s voice, and his intelligence oozes through the receiver. When he opens the door, his eyes are kind, but he is shuffling like an 85-yearold man. Just to get down the stairs to the front door, he uses timed four-minute increments of sitting and standing. His muscles have atrophied under his T-shirt, and his only relief is swimming, where gravity does not affect his pain. All of this from taking a doctor-prescribed antibiotic, Ciprofloxacin. Schumacher, a Roxborough resident, cannot sit or stand for more than a few minutes at a time. He said it all began after moving to North Carolina with his thengirlfriend and going to a doctor for a “weird pain in my groin area.â€? He was prescribed Ciprofloxacin. Two and a half days later, after taking five pills, he felt a pop in his groin area. “I Googled the medication and uncovered a lot of horrific information about this drug and how it can damage tendons. I immediately stopped taking the medication,â€? Schumacher said.  â€œLater that night, my Achilles tendon started hurting. The day after, my feet started turning purple, and my feet were extremely cold. I started limping around the apartment as if I was 80 years old with constant pain in my feet.â€? During a follow-up, a doctor tried to diagnose a torn Achilles tendon.

“I let her squeeze my calves — worst decision I could’ve ever made,â€? Schumacher said. “I was in horrific pain and felt like my Achilles tendon was now torn.â€? Tests and MRIs showed nothing wrong, but the pain was so debilitating he had to go on disability from work in April 2012. He was confined to bed for 75 percent of the day. After he tried holistic treatments like acupuncture and change of diet and IV treatments, he was diagnosed with chronic regional pain syndrome and peripheral neuropathy at Mass General Hospital in Boston. He then moved to be with his twin sister in Roxborough. He talked to lawyers but was told he could not sue because the medicine included warnings of severe side effects. And no lawyer would take his case against the doctor who prescribed the medicine. Other patients have sued over the same drug. In July 2016, the FDA sent letters to doctors to stop giving this drug for minor infections after a lawsuit was filed by the nonprofit Public Citizen. A spokeswoman for the drug’s manufacturer, Bayer, said that fluoroquinolones like Ciprofloxacin (and Moxifloxacin) have been taken by more than 800 million patients worldwide since 1987. They “are well-tolerated and effective in all approved indications when used in accordance with current product labeling. Both medicines have a favorable benefit-risk profile in all approved indications,â€? she said. For Schumacher, life may never be the same. “I would advise anybody who has something minor like a sinus infection to ask the doctor for an antibiotic that is not incredibly strong and potent,â€? Schumacher said.

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Moscow and other cities against official corruption. The Kremlin has dismissed Navalny’s graft allegations, accusing him of irresponsibly trying to whip up unrest. The scale of Monday’s protests in Moscow and smaller ones in St. Petersburg and scores of other cities suggests Navalny has maintained his campaign’s momentum despite more than 1,000 people being arrested

after the last such protest in March. That is likely to embolden him to call for more protests and keep Putin, who is expected to run for and win re-election next year, under rare domestic pressure. “Neither mass detentions nor criminal cases after March 26 (the last protest) worked,” wrote Lyubov Sobol, a Navalny ally, on social media. “People are not afraid.” The OVD-Info monitoring group, a non-profit organization, said preliminary figures showed 730 people had been detained in Moscow. The Interior Ministry said 500 people were detained in St Petersburg. Navalny’s wife, Yulia, said her husband was detained as he tried to leave their home. REUTERS

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How ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ ended before it got started “Bachelor in Paradise� halted filming after two contestants got busy in the pool, as two contestants on a dating reality show are wont to do. Us Weekly broke the news that production on the show had been shut down due to allegations of misconduct. In a statement, Warner Bros. elaborated. “We have suspended production and we are conducting a thorough investigation of the allegations. Once the investigation is complete, we

Looks like things got a little bit too real.

will take the appropriate responsive action.� Apparently, DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios met at the bar. Alcohol was flowing! There was making out and what TMZ delicately calls “intense rubbing,�

Where is Cameron Diaz, anyway? You may have noticed that Cameron Diaz has basically disappeared from Hollywood. Her last two films? Both in 2014. Now, the 44-year-old is opening up about taking a break from being a movie star. “I just went, ‘I can’t really say who I am to myself,’ which is a hard thing to face up to,� she said at the Goop Wellness Summit over the weekend. I don’t know what that means, but OK! She also opened up about marrying Benji

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Madden of Good Charlotte. On getting married at the age of 41, she said, “I think it’s a matter of, I just hadn’t met my husband, you know?� She continued, “I had

and a series of sex acts! But one of the show producers saw the film and was uncomfortable with what was shot — and filed a formal complaint. What’s the big deal of two grown adults enjoying some adult pool time in front of the camera of a reality television show? I mean, besides the obvious? Hopefully noth-

Khloe Kardashian wants to have Tristan Thompson’s babies Khloe Kardashian really wants to populate the world with mini versions of herself, and we should be utterly terrified. On Sunday’s finale of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,� Khloe, 32, ran into some fertility issues: Despite her age, her uterine follicles and ovaries are older than expected.

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boyfriends before. And there’s a really, really distinct difference between husbands and boyfriends.� Diaz didn’t really say anything about being sister-in-law to erstwhile star of “The Simple Life,� Nicole Richie (who is married to Benji’s twin brother, Joel). I mean, they’re twins! Are there ever any mix-ups? Is it like “Parent Trap,� but weird and grown-up and vaguely sexual?

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But by episode’s end, Koko learns that, after ditching her birth control for three months, her uterus is ready for babies. Tristan Thompson’s babies, to be exact. Khloe and the Cleveland Cavalier, 26, have been together since last year. “It was all the birth

control,� the reality star explained. “As soon as I get the hormones out of my system, I’m the f—ing Easter bunny.� I don’t know what the Easter bunny did to be brought into this, but I do believe he deserves better. Unless he’s being played by Sean Spicer.

Meghan Markle plays coy, as usual

Meghan Markle is a beautiful lady and an actress on “Suits.â€? Also, she is dating Prince Harry — have you heard of him? Anyway, the 35-year-old actress and Royal Boo™ attended the ATX Television Festival in Austin this weekend. There, she took part in a script-reading of the original pilot of

“Suits� with her co-stars. Then, of course, a wily reporter asked Markle whether or not she “hoped to marry Prince Harry.� Which is real journalism, you know? I mean, that’s really the question we all want the answer to. Who cares about climate change and global warming when there’s the possibility that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry might get married after dating for not even a full year!? No, seriously. Markle responded pretty predictably, by not responding at all. She just gave a smile. Which, fine.

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Which number SPF is best? The AAD recommends the use of SPF 30 or higher. Papantoniou echoes this for daily use, but suggests if you’re going to be outside in direct sunlight, opt for SPF 50 — especially if you have a skin condition like melasma (skin discoloration) or have previously had skin cancer. “Anything above 50 becomes equivocal,” she notes. “There’s such minute differences, between, say, SPF 50 and 100.”

Seek extra protection Sunscreen is not the be-all, end-all for sun protection. You should also be wearing hats, staying inside on particularly hot days, or at least ducking into the shade when you can. Also: Even if your makeup or concealer says SPF on it, you still need to use a moisturizer underneath. “Unless you’re going to work looking like a clown [wearing] a thick layer of makeup, it’s not enough,” Papantoniou says.

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Sun’s out; time to slather on the sunscreen. We know sunscreen is essential to protecting against skin cancer, but with so many on the market and so much conflicting information out there — for example, Consumer Reports and the Environmental Working Group gave drastically different recommendations this year — how do you pick the right one for you? The questions don’t stop there. How often should you apply sunscreen? What does “broad spectrum” mean? To better make sense of the terms and discuss best options, we spoke with dermatologist Dr. Kally Papantoniou, who helped us break it down. Mineral-based or chemical-based sunscreen? Both types of sunscreen

Your guide to sunscreen are equally effective, but use different technology to protect your skin. Mineral-based sunscreens use zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide to physically block ultraviolet rays, while chemicalbased sunscreens use active ingredients, such as oxybenzone and avobenzone, that absorb the rays, break them down and convert them into heat. Oxybenzone, in

particular, is a controversial ingredient because a study in which it was fed to rats showed it to be a hormone disrupter. However, no evidence suggests it’s a risk to humans, and the American Academy of Dermatology and the Skin Cancer Foundation both approve its use. “The chemicals in high doses can have an effect on your endocrine system, but they’re such small amounts [in

sunscreen] that we’re not seeing that happen in people,” Papantoniou explains. In the past, folks have opted out of mineralbased sunscreen because it would leave a thick, chalky white residue on your face (think: whitenosed lifeguard). That’s no longer the case, now that the products contain micronized zinc, smaller particles with less visibility.

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If there’s one thing Philly sports are known for lately, it’s not championships. It’s not competitiveness. And it’s not savvy front-office moves. Philadelphia seems to be one of the worst cities in terms of bad contracts in all of sports. Thankfully, after a big buyout last fall, Ryan Howard’s monstrous $25 million per year deal is off the books for the Phillies. But there are still a few unfavorable pacts on the books for all four rebuilding teams. Here’s a brief look at the five ugliest:

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Age: 32 Contract: 4 yr, $29,945,000 Clay Buchholz was supposed to be a veteran arm

benefiting from a change of scenery heading into 2017. But 10 earned runs over two starts and a season-ending injury later, it is looking like his four-year deal is a complete waste of money. If he was pitching well, it’s not a terrible contract in terms of tradability — though having him under contract until he is 37 is probably not appealing to suitors. But his torn pectoral all but ended that. Will he pitch for the Phillies in 2018? If so, will he resemble the two-time All-Star who pitched for a Red Sox World Series team? If not, he’ll be a total waste of money on a team that needs a lot of help.

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Vinny Curry, Eagles DE

Age: 28, Contract: 5 yr, $47,250,000 ($23,000,000 guaranteed) When Curry inked his big extension last offseason he looked like an upand-coming pass rusher entering his prime. But the Eagles are stacked

Kelce agrees with Johnson that Eagles offensive line can be best The Eagles had arguably the best offensive line in football four years ago, when the five-man unit propelled former running back LeSean McCoy to more than 1,600 yards and protected Nick Foles as he had a historic season under center. But then the unit was broken apart,

at defensive line — with Fletcher Cox, Brandon Graham, Chris Long and rookie Derek Barnett all on the roster — it seems as though Curry is more expendable than the Eagles initially thought. Next season will be key for Curry, who will need to stay on the field and be productive. If not, the Eagles can cut him loose before 2018 with a $6 million buy out that will actually save them $5 million against the cap.

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Andrew MacDonald, Flyers D

Age: 30 Contract: 6 yr, $30,000,000 When Andrew MacDonald signed his current sixyear contract — that will keep him a Flyer through 2020 — he appeared to be a top-line defender for a Flyers team on the verge of contention. But that was before Shayne Gostisbehere, Sam Morin, Robert Hagg, Ivan Provorov and other young prospects entered the picture. His contract is now just as big a liability as his roster

and holes up front tortured the Birds for three straight seasons — due in part to bad roster moves, injuries and suspensions. Holdovers from that spectacular line Jason Kelce, Jason Peters and Lane Johnson are back, healthy and confident heading into 2017. And the guard spots are finally deep and talented with Isaac Seumalo, Allen Barbre, Stephen Wisniewski and Chance Warmack fighting tooth and nail for a starting role.

Clay Buchholz appears — thus far — to have been a horrible investment for the Phillies.

spot is, potentially blocking a future superstar from breaking through in the NHL.

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Age: 26 Contract: 4 yr, $29,000,000 ($16,096,060 guaranteed) Kendrick’s extension was signed when the Eagles were in a 3-4 defensive scheme under Chip Kelly, a system that played into Kendricks strengths as an athletic linebacker. Under Jim Schwartz last year, the team played in the

Last week, Johnson — who is off of illegal supplements and at his heaviest — had shameless confidence, as the right tackle brooded: “A lot of people look at Dallas, and Green Bay,” Johnson said. “But, as far as talent goes, this is the most talented group that we’ve had. I think we have the chance to be the best, or at least top in the top-five.” A few days later after the Eagles finished practice at OTAs, the team’s center Jason Kelce also brimmed with positivity.

Bayless, 5Jerryd Sixers PG Age: 28 Contract: 3 yr, $27,000,000 The Sixers needed a

“I think we can be as good or better than any of those guys,” Kelce said fresh off his second Pro Bowl trip in 2016. “I think we have tons of great offensive linemen in the room right now, I think we have the best tackle combination of any team in the NFL [in Johnson and Peters].” Priority No. 1 is surely to be stout in the pass game and protect Carson Wentz, who was sacked 33 times last season — just about the middle of the road for an NFL line. But Kelce is quite confident that the

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METRO.US TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017

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Aries Favors will be granted, but before accepting them, you should find out what’s expected of you in return. You may be better off taking care of matters without assistance.

Libra A business trip or a visit to a school you want to attend looks promising. If you have your questions ready, it will be easy to make a decision that will bring favorable changes.

Taurus Emotional matters will escalate if you argue. Refuse to let a stubborn attitude ruin your plans. It’s important to work well with others if you want to excel.

Scorpio Discuss legal, financial, health or contractual issues in order to make progress. Look for alternative ways to deal with differences and maintain peace and civility.

Gemini You can dream all you want, but when it comes to getting things done, you must be realistic. Approach your goals with a practical plan in mind.

Sagittarius Your aim should be to connect with people you want to spend more time with or work with. Make your intentions clear and good things will transpire.

Cancer Put your time to good use. Keep busy instead of getting upset over situations you cannot change. Look for ways to minimize the negative effects of outside influences.

Capricorn Business trips, interviews and getting along with your peers will be necessary if you want to bring about change or have things done your way. Don’t get angry.

Leo Protect your well-being. Letting situations that are out of your control get to you will make matters worse. Bide your time and focus on getting things done.

Aquarius Good things come to those who actively pursue what they want. Don’t wait on the sideline when you should be doing your best to make things happen.

Virgo Don’t follow the crowd. Think and make decisions based on your needs, not on what someone else is prompting you to do. Physical improvements are encouraged.

Pisces Your enthusiasm will encourage others to take advantage of your. Size up what’s being asked of you and reconsider how much you want to contribute. EUGENIA LAST

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