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The U.S. Supreme Court handed a victory to President Donald Trump by allowing his temporary ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees to go into effect for people with no strong ties to the United States while agreeing to decide this fall the legality of the order. The case represents a major test of presidential powers.

The justices, in their unsigned decision, granted parts of the Trump

administration’s emergency request to put the order into effect immediately while the legal battle continues. The court, which narrowed the scope of lower court rulings that had completely blocked his March 6 executive order, said it would hear arguments in October on the lawfulness of one of Trump’s signature policies.

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A U.S. warship struck by a container vessel in Japanese waters failed to respond to warning signals or take evasive action before a collision that killed seven of its crew, according to a report by the Philippine cargo ship’s captain. Multiple U.S. and Japanese investigations are under way into how the guided missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald and the much larger ACX Crystal container ship collided in clear

weather south of Tokyo Bay in the early hours of June 17. The cargo ship’s captain said the ACX Crystal had signaled with flashing lights after the Fitzgerald “suddenly” steamed on to a course to cross its path. The container ship steered hard right to avoid the warship, but hit the Fitzgerald 10 minutes later at 1:30 a.m., according to a copy of Capt. Ronald Advincula’s report to Japanese ship owner Dainichi Investment Corporation.

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WSJ: FACEBOOK IN TALKS TO PRODUCE TV SHOWS

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Facebook Inc. is in talks with Hollywood studios about producing scripted, TV-quality shows, with an aim of launching original programing by late summer, the Wall Street Journal reported. The social networking giant has indicated that it was willing to commit to production budgets as high as $3 million per episode, in meetings with Hollywood talent agencies, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the

matter. Facebook is hoping to target audiences from ages 13 to 34, with a focus on the 17 to 30 range. The company has already lined up “Strangers,” a relationship drama, and a game show, “Last State Standing,” the report said. “We’re focused on episodic shows and helping all our partners understand what works across different verticals and topics,” said Nick Grudin, Facebook’s vice president for media partnerships.

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Queen Elizabeth II and royal family news junkies (so, all of us), this one’s for you: News has broke that Queen Elizabeth II was reported to the police for failing to wear her seatbelt. And one resident with oh-so-sharp vision was not OK with that. The individual decided to take matters into their own hands and dialed 999 to report it on the emergency line. metro.us/news

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Amtrak on Monday named a former Delta Air Lines chief executive as its next president and CEO as the U.S. passenger rail carrier makes major repairs at its busiest U.S. hub. Richard Anderson will assume the title of president and co-CEO on July 12 and take over the CEO role exclusively on Jan. 1. Wick Moorman, who became CEO in September, will remain on the job through the end of

the year and then become an adviser to the company.

Amtrak’s repair program at Penn Station in New York City is expected to cause major service disruptions this summer for commuters across the metropolitan region.

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Michael McCarthy found guilty of second-degree murder in death of Bella Bond, age 2 The Suffolk Superior Court jury came to the verdict on their fifth day of deliberations.

dent to him, according to the Boston Globe.

McCarthy pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. His defense attorney told jurors during the trial that Bella’s mother — who McCarthy was KRISTIN TOUSSAINT dating at the time — is @kristindakota actually responsible for kristin.toussaint@metro.us the toddler’s death.

Bond struck a plea Michael McCarthy, the deal allowing her to esman accused of killing cape additional prison 2-year-old Bella Bond, time in exchange for her was found guilty of sec- testimony in the trial. ond-degree murder by a Bond pleaded guilty in Suffolk Superior Court February to being an accessory after the fact to jury.

Monday marked the murder, as well as to larfifth day of deliberations ceny for the state welfare for the jury, which had checks she received after the choice between say- Bella died.

Bond testified that ing McCarthy was not guilty, guilty of murder McCarthy punched Bella, hitting her hard in the first degree, enough that guilty of murshe bounced der in the off of her second debed. gree or “ H e guilty of said it involwas her untary time to m a n die, she slaughwas a ter. d e m o n ,” McCarBond, 41, thy, 37, was testified.

Bella Bond FACEBOOK found guilty During the of second-degree trial, Sprinsky also murder, meaning the killing was not premedi- testified that McCarthy said he believed the littated.

Bella’s body was found tle girl was possessed by on the beach of Deer Is- demons “all the time.”

Megan Fewtrell, land in June 2015, having washed ashore wrapped who identified herself in a trash bag. For as Bella’s godmother, months she was known told reporters she was only as “Baby Doe” as “very happy” with the investigators worked on verdict.

“I’m feeling justice identifying the toddler, following hundreds of for Bella,” she said.

McCarthy will be sentips that poured in from tenced Wednesday, and across the region.

She was finally identi- Bond will be sentenced fied in September 2015 Tuesday to an expected after Michael Sprinsky, a term of time followed former friend of McCar- by probation, according thy, told state police that to the Suffolk County Bella’s mother, Rachelle District Attorney’s ofBond, confessed the inci- fice.

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Walsh will challenge Senate healthcare bill Without insurance, Walsh’s own experience with cancer would have bankrupted his family, he said, so he’s denouncing the bill that would cause financial ruin to others.

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After the Senate’s healthcare bill was finally revealed last week, disability rights activists, representatives and others have spoken out against the action that would cut Medicaid and impose lifetime caps on “nonessential services.�

Included under nonessential services could be expensive cancer drugs, if a state decides that prescription drugs are not an essential health benefit, according to the American Cancer Society.

That could leave cancer patients and their families in “financial ruin,� the Atlantic warned.

Mayor Marty Walsh knows that devastating possibility all too well.

Walsh, who is currently at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Miami, wrote a blog post over the weekend detailing his own experience with cancer and the effect it had on his family. “When I was 7, I was diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma, an aggressive cancer.

The doctors at Boston Children’s Hospital gave me two months to live,� he wrote. “I spent four years in and out of aggressive treatments, missing second and third grade, fighting for my life when I should’ve been playing hockey.�

Walsh recovered because his family was able to afford that treatment, because they didn’t have to choose between providing care to their sick son or selling the car they needed to get to work, he said.

But that tough choice is something this Senate healthcare bill will force on families, he added. “I can’t imagine what would’ve happened if

my family didn’t have insurance,� Walsh wrote. “My treatment would’ve bankrupted us.�

The bill will put the 34 percent of kids in Massachusetts who receive Medicaid at risk, according to Walsh, a n d even those with insura n c e could see lifeThe mayor as a child. time limits MAYOR MARTY WALSH BLOG put on their care.

During the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Walsh has joined mayors from across the country in challenging the Senate bill.

These mayors see people in their cities Mayor Marty Walsh has shown opposition to the current attempt to replace the Aordable Care Act. GETTY IMAGES struggling with health concerns constantly — constituents — like too fighting for affordable, led directly to his recovlike Kayla, who Walsh many members of Con- quality and compas- ery and the fact that he acknowledged in his gress are,â€? Walsh said sionate healthcare for is alive today. “If politicians back blog post for having in a statement. “We all.â€?

Walsh acknowledged then had chosen to use graduated from fifth know our residents — grade while battling we know their stories. that his family’s insur- the funding for my care And we’re going to ance, the doctors at Bos- to pay for tax cuts for liver cancer. “As mayors, we aren’t amplify their stories. ton Children’s Hospital the very wealthiest,� he out of touch with our We will never stop and community support wrote, “I wouldn’t be.�

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Why T.J. Miller really left “Silicon Valley” There is, perhaps, a more sinister reason for T.J. Miller leaving the beloved HBO series, “Silicon Valley.”

Co-showrunner Mike Judge told The Hollywood Reporter that Miller was over the whole thing. “It was kind of becoming clear that he didn’t want to do the show anymore, but we wanted to leave it so that there would be an opportunity to come back at some point,” he says.

Miller’s take is that HBO offered him a scaled-down role in the upcoming season, which he turned down in favor of leaving the show, full stop. Apparently, HBO wanted to make sure T.J. had time for his standup. “They were like, ‘Let’s make this easier for both of us,’” Miller tells The Hollywood Reporter. “And I was like, ‘I think this is an amazing opportunity.’”

To do other things, he means.

Kelly Osbourne, um, soiled herself Another day, another report of a pseudo celebrity pissing their pants and blaming a coffee chain that doesn’t owe said celebrity the right to pee in its damn store, anyway.

Over the weekend, Kelly Osbourne was celebrating the Pride Parade in New York City. As she was marching, she found that her bladder had filled to the tippy-top — that’s how bladders work, right? — and she attempted to do what any other person would do.

She went to Starbucks to take a leak. Only, according to Osbourne herself, the employees at said Starbucks refused to let her use the bathroom. So she did what any other pseudo celebrity would do: She tweeted about it with little to no context.

When you gotta go, you gotta go, man.

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Anyway, there you have it. T.J. Miller left “Silicon Valley” because HBO was too accommodating and he had too much ish going on.

Not that relatable, but sure!

Chance the Rapper’s plea for justice Chance the Rapper received a Humanitarian Award for his philanthropic work and recent $1 million What a donation to Chicago’s night. public school system.

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But also? Turns out that location doesn’t even have a toilet, so Osbourne is horribly, terribly wrong — and it’s really her own fault for getting urine in her shoe.

All the reunions Xscape reunited after a 18-year hiatus, giving the people the ’90s R&B nostalgia

they so want and richly deserve. Did you even know how much you missed them? You know, besides Kandi Burruss being on “Real Housewives of Atlanta”?

Beyonce speaks for the first time since the birth of her twins While Beyonce didn’t actually show up — and Solange didn’t mention our newborn twin saviors at all — the “Lemonade” queen and y’alls fave still had a message to deliver. She just had her proteges Chloe x Halle do it for her. But what of the twins, Beyoncé? Can we get a scrap?

Penn Badgley got married again

In February, Penn Badgley — a man you may know as Dan Humphrey — married Domino Kirke.

They had a very chill, very low key Brooklyn courthouse wedding.

But getting married to his wife one time proved to not be INSTAGRAM/ quite enough. @TARASUMMERS The pair got married again over the weekend in a slightly more elaborate ceremony. This time it was outdoors! In Upstate New York!

Mariska Hargitay (yes, Olivia Benson!) was there!

Like any good Brooklyn couple that everyone is jealous of, much of their ceremony was captured and tagged on Instagram.

Badgley, cheekbones and jawline just jutting out in like, really attractive perpendicular angles, writing “You only get married twice, once.” She’s right, I guess. Unless they get married a third time.

Kirke was also photographed, wearing a beige wedding gown which I’m sure looks very glorious in person, but in photographs looks like a musty curtain salvaged from someone’s attic.

It’s beautiful and all, but I’d kill to have that kind of time on my hands. Planning two weddings and then getting married twice? You could binge watch so much television in that many hours.

When marrying someone once isn’t enough.

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Elle Fanning geeks out about Sofia Coppola The actress reunites with her “Somewhere” director with “The Beguiled.”

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Elle Fanning swears Sofia Coppola is a regular person. She’s one of our finest filmmakers, the creator of lush and dreamy and uncompromising films like “The Virgin Suicides” and “Lost in Translation.”

You’d expect the person who made them to be lofty, poetic, maybe even pretentious. But Fanning — who’s appeared in two of them, “Somewhere” and “The Beguiled,” Coppola’s latest — knows better.

“She’s so normal!”

Fanning tells us. “She’s a mom and she has two daughters. She’s also really fun.”

The two go way back.

Fanning was 11 when she made “Somewhere,” released in 2010, playing the

Elle Fanning plays Alicia, one of the oldest of the students at a Civil War-era all-girls school in Sofia Coppola’s “The Beguiled,” in theaters Friday. BEN ROTHSTEIN, FOCUS FEATURES

young daughter of a layabout movie star (Stephen Dorff), who rarely has time for her, even though he doesn’t do much. Back then, the actress, now 19, was still an up-and-comer, poised to become as big as her sister, Dakota. “Somewhere” wasn’t just one of her first lead roles; it was the most artistic film she’d ever made.

“I’d never done a movie that felt that way before, because it was so free,” Fanning recalls. Scenes were sometimes ad-

libbed, and her director was soft-spoken, gentle.

And the film was arguably Coppola’s “artiest” — mostly long takes with little camera movement, even less plot than usual.

“It’s when I realized films can be made that way,” Fanning says. “It’s when I started loving independent filmmaking — being creative and not

having to fit a mold. [Coppola] doesn’t fit any mold.

She’s just her. She makes movies her way. People try to recreate the feelings her movies evoke, but the only one who can recreate that is Sofia.”

It was the start of a beautiful friendship.

“I looked up to her so much,” Fanning recalls.

“She was like a cool aunt or a cool sister — just someone I respected and loved.”

Their relationship has evolved over the years. By the time Fanning reunited w i t h Coppola

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Ogling Colin Farrell “The Beguiled” may still feel like a Sofia Coppola movie — light on plot, happy-yet-sad, sick with mood — but it’s different, too. Its story turns increasingly lurid, building to a shocker of an ending. Because Farrell’s character is wounded, it even includes graphic surgery scenes worthy of “The Knick.”

“Sofia was like, ‘I can’t believe there’s blood on my movie set!’”

Fanning recalls excitedly.

Another Sofia-first: lots of ogling a hot man. While the womenfolk are covered, head-to-toe, in restrictive 19th century period garb, Farrell doffs his top early and often, all while Coppola’s camera openly leers. They even had fun with it. They did a fake “sexy calendar” shoot of Farrell, in jokey compromising positions.

“It was him sawing wood shirtless, or digging holes in the garden, all while all the girls stood around laughing,” Fanning remembers. “We need to put that together. He was definitely the most naked person in this film.”

on “The Beguiled” — a loose remake of the 1971 Clint Eastwood film, with Colin Farrell as a wounded Union soldier during the Civil War rescued by the members of an all-girls school, also including Nicole Kidman and Kirsten Dunst — the actress had turned 18. Here, she plays a teen girl who goes over and above to get with Farrell. It was even the first movie Fanning had ever

made where her mom didn’t join her on the shoot.

But her main takeaway is getting to work with someone who’s watched her as she’s grown.

“Sofia saw me in an older light. She became more like a girlfriend,” Fanning explains. She’d also learned to chill out a bit. “I don’t feel as nervous as I used to anymore.

She’s just a friend now.”

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Yotel brings tiny luxury, rooftop lounge to the Seaport The new hotel is now open in Boston.

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The Seaport, Boston’s epicenter of innovation in technology and business, just became home to Yotel, a futuristic, technology-driven hotel.

Opened last week, the neighborhood’s latest luxury offering is already booking guests for its 326 cabins. The London-based hotel chain is known for transforming the feel of lavish airline travel experiences into hotel spaces, especially with its 152-square-foot cabins, more compact versions of traditional hotel rooms.

Boston is Yotel’s second U.S. location, with four other hotels operating in European airports. Seven new locations around the world are in development to be opened between

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2017 and 2019, including cities such as San Francisco and Dubai. “The Boston Seaport District, being known as the Innovation District, was the perfect match for us,� says Christopher

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The premium queen cabin is Yotel’s standard offering and costs $120.17 through July, with prices rising to $179 thereafter.

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Swap out saturated fats for unsaturated fats Saturated fat is found mostly in animal products, including red meat and dairy, and in coconut oil. It increases the LDL cholesterol in the bloodstream, which can clog your arteries and cause heart disease.

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CELTICS’ OFFSEASON QUITE UGLY IN THE EARLY STAGES OPINION

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Danny Ainge said a couple weeks back that the Celtics would not “punt” on the next few seasons just because the Warriors and Cavs are on an entirely different level. It’s true. So far this offseason, Ainge and the Celtics haven’t punted.

They’ve taken a knee on fourth-and-10.

A whole hell of a lot can and will change as soon as the end of this week (free agency begins on July 1), and Ainge could come out of it looking like a genius.

But as of this moment, the members of the Celtics front office look like big-talking fools.

We’ve been promised “fireworks” since Kris Humphries, Phil Pressey and Vitor Faverani were key members of the Boston roster, and while Ainge has swung terrific trades for Isaiah Thomas and Jae Crowder since that time, the cashing in of all these assets he raves about simply has not happened.

It is now entirely conceivable that the Celtics will whiff on major free agents like Gordon Hayward and Blake Griffin in the coming days, and their big offseason acquisition will be 19-year-old Jayson Tatum. The Celtics already came up emp-

Jayson Tatum was welcomed by Celtics management at a press conference last week. GETTY IMAGES

ty-handed in the Jimmy Butler sweepstakes as Minnesota gave up Zach LaVine, Kris Dunn and the No. 7 overall pick in exchange for Butler and the 16th pick. Ainge could have easily come up with a better package than that for Butler.

Now, the only gamechanger left on the trade market is Paul George, who has just one year left on his contract.

The cost for a glorified “rental” will be low, and it’s actually a gamble I think the Celtics should roll the dice on. But it just feels like the Celtics have lost their leverage with every team in the league right now.

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Ainge usually comes out on top when it comes to “pulling the wool” over other teams’ eyes. He did it to the Suns in the Thomas trade, actually. But it just feels like the Celtics were suckers before and during the draft.

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Consistency is still difficult to find for Sox The Red Sox are just over .500 in the month of June.

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The Red Sox started the week tied with the Yankees for first place in the AL East, and they’ve shown signs that they’re title contenders during the month of June. Despite all the good will and all of the “Are the Sox about to get hot?” stories, though, Boston is just 12-11 this month.

For every giant step forward (winning two of three at Houston), there are significant steps backward (losing two of three at Kansas City and two of three at home to the Angels).

The Sox have a four-game set against

the AL Central-leading Minnesota Twins (39-34) this week before facing division rival Toronto in Canada, starting on Friday.

Drew Pomeranz (6-4, 4.07 ERA) will get the ball for the Sox on Tuesday. The Twins will counter with Hector Santiago (4-6, 5.26 ERA).

Rick Porcello (4-9, 5.00 ERA) will toe the mound for the Sox on Wednesday against Minnesota. Porcello bounced back from an ugly 7-1 loss to the Astros on June 17 with a victory over the Angels last Friday night at Fenway. In that game, Porcello allowed three earned runs on eight hits while striking out eight.

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37 Summing up 38 Do -- -- say 39 Hindu sage 41 Kindled 42 Tranquil 45 Big bankroll 46 Makes doilies 47 -- donna 48 Put on 50 Scents 54 Nutritional supplement 58 Nabbed 61 Bother 62 Take down -- --

8 Alter to fit 9 Beaver’s home 10 Red-faced 11 Not barefoot 12 Soften 13 Mellowed 21 “-- Beso” 23 Enjoy a book 25 Plenty, to a poet 27 River into the Seine 29 Large lizard 30 Monogram pt.

31 Some NCOs 32 Briefcase closer 33 Opportunist 34 Dress length 36 Harsh cry 37 Candy striper 40 Gullets 43 Dental filling 44 O’Hara estate 46 Poet’s hair 49 Affirmative 51 Shuttle course 52 Join forces 53 Mature 55 Ring-shaped island 56 Novelist -- Lagerlof 57 Crowd in 58 Tilt 59 Mayberry lad 60 Actress -- Olin 61 Laborer 64 Imitate a dove

metro.us /games 63 Willis or Springsteen 65 By oneself 66 1492 caravel 67 Ice hut 68 Sailors’ patron saint 69 Football eleven 70 Mountain range in Wyoming 71 Open-handed blow

Down 1 Large country residence 2 Total fool 3 Snorkeler’s sight 4 Raise 5 Med. staffers 6 El Dorado loot 7 “The Plague” novelist

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Aries Travel and work will be ridden with delays and uncertainty. Don’t get caught up in gossip, rumors or someone else’s problems.

Stick to what you know and do best.

Libra Mixing friends or associates from your past and present will cause problems. Back away from anyone who supports bad habits or is costing you emotionally or financially.

Taurus Don’t make changes while under the influence of an emotional flare-up.

It’s best to take the time to let situations unfold naturally.

Scorpio Channel your emotional energy into your work. Tackle jobs that will bring you the right kind of attention. Your creative edge will help you outmaneuver everyone.

Gemini Don’t feel that you must go along with someone’s actions. Make your own choices and choose practical projects over the impossible.

Sagittarius Dig in and make alterations that will encourage you to do your own thing and help you avoid getting tangled up in someone else’s business.

Cancer Embrace change and learn to go with the flow. The ability to take advantage of what’s made available to you will be vital if you want to get ahead.

Capricorn Make adjustments that will improve the way you present who you are.

A unique approach to partnerships will encourage friendly interaction.

Leo If you feel you need a change, alter your routine or make a point to learn something new. Now is not the time to make a physical or personal shift.

Aquarius Think, reflect and consider all aspects of whatever situation you face before you make a move. It’s important not to jump to conclusions, exaggerate or act on hearsay.

Virgo Money matters will take an unexpected turn. Don’t feel obliged to get involved in a joint venture. It’s important to remain neutral when dealing with others.

Pisces Make vocational changes or search for a way to secure a stable income using your skills in order to excel. Don’t give up when you should be pushing forward. EUGENIA LAST

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