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Victory on court, Twitter MARYLAND In the wee hours of Saturday morning, when the University of Maryland-Baltimore County’s monumental 74-54 victory over top-ranked Virginia — the first win by a No. 16 seed over a No. 1 seed in the history of the men’s NCAA Tournament — was still fresh, many people were introduced for the first time to UMBC. The 13,600-student school sits just outside Baltimore and had made only one other NCAA Tournament appearance in its history. But to understand the soul of UMBC, people only needed to open Twitter and click “Follow” on the @UMBCAthletics account — something tens of thousands of people did. An account that had about 5,400 followers at Friday night’s tipoff at Charlotte’s Spectrum Center was up to more than 98,000 by Sunday evening. Zach Seidel, a 27-year-old alumnus of the school, the son of two other alumni and the current director of multimedia communications, is the person who manned the @UMBCAthletics account — with an expert mix of humanity and snark — during
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and after the historic victory. Seidel, a native of Pikesville, Md., has heard all the put-downs and slights leveled at UMBC — not only “University of Maryland Backup College” but also “commuter school” and “satellite campus.” None of the characterizations are true. “The chip on our shoulder is that people think there’s an inferiority complex,” Seidel said. It was Seidel’s relaxed, pointed humor — helped, of course, by UMBC’s almost unimaginable
“We don’t feel inferior to College Park. ... We know how good our school is. We know we have the best college president in the country.” ZACH SEIDEL, the man behind UMBC’s Twitter account, sharing how much he loves the school
upset — that propelled his tweets into viral territory. He used Seth Davis as a foil, pinging the CBS analyst multiple times over a dismissive tweet Davis sent just minutes into the game (“Virginia. Sharpie,” meaning he already had advanced Virginia’s name as the winner in his bracket). When the game was over, Seidel dredged up a pregame analysis from ESPN showing UMBC with a 1.5 percent chance of winning, and added, “Sup.” Seidel’s tweet at the moment the victory was official, at 11:34 p.m., was the only one he had even semi-planned in advance, deciding on it midway through the second half. “PUT SOME RESPECK ON IT!” he wrote. And at that moment — and well into the weekend and maybe even until today, depending on how the Retrievers played against Kansas State on Sunday night — that phrase served as the perfect distillation of the soul of UMBC, a school upon which everyone, even those who never heard of it until Friday night, must finally put some respeck. DAVE SHEININ (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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For example, the 10-year plan would direct funding to a track rehabilitation plan to repair the “80 percent” of the system that wasn’t covered by the year-long SafeTrack program. It would pay for a yearly initiative to swap out old components, including railroad crossovers, wooden crossties, metal fasteners and third-rail insulators, based on condition. It also would allow Metro to finish upgrading its radio systems and cellphone communications infrastructure, a project that is expected to cost $332 million and be completed by 2022. “I find that we are already seeing readily discernible improvements with the capital investments we’re making — by accelerating the purchase of 7000-series trains, improved quality of service,” said Stewart Schwartz, executive director of the pro-transit Coalition for Smarter Growth. Schwartz said he is hopeful that as service improves, Metro can take a look at a return to more frequent service and longer service hours. FAIZ SIDDIQUI
TRANSPORTATION Despite enthusiasm in Northern Virginia for the state’s landmark Metro funding bill, the plan threatens to exact a higher-thanexpected cost in delaying or killing several road projects that would relieve some of the region’s most severe traffic headaches. The legislation approved by the General Assembly this month would take more than $100 million a year from funds used in the chronically gridlocked suburbs to widen roads, improve intersections and otherwise battle congestion. The Northern Virginia Transportation Authority, the primary agency responsible for planning, prioritizing and paying for such projects, estimates it would lose more than a quarter of its annual revenue in money that the bill diverts to Metro. Major projects that could be slowed include widening Route 1 in Fairfax County and improving Route 28 in Prince William and Fairfax counties. “It’s a lot of money [lost] when you add it up,” said state Sen. Scott A. Surovell, D-Fairfax. To try to limit the damage, local officials and lawmakers are pressing Gov. Ralph Northam to propose amendments to the legislation to tap different sources for the money for Metro. “I’d like to have the governor restore about $43 million” of the total lost under the bill, Fairfax Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova said.
Agency would transform fleet, chip away at safety backlog if it could get dedicated funding from D.C., Virginia and Maryland TRANSPORTATION First off, don’t expect a glitzy new passageway through the Rosslyn bottleneck or a fleet of autonomous buses to carry Metro into the self-driving age. A new tunnel to permanently fix the leaky western segment of the Red Line, an area prone to arcing insulators, isn’t in the plans either. For Metro riders watching as the agency inches toward securing $500 million in annual dedicated funding, the most realistic outcome is that the $15.5 billion it says it needs over 10 years could restore Metro’s standing by overhauling degraded tracks, maximizing train capacity and assuring fewer of the routine disruptions commuters have grown so used to, according to the agency’s 10-year capital needs inventory. The transit agency would stretch the annual funding into $15.5 billion by turning to the bond market. It’s an urgent injection of funding to chip away at a maintenance backlog built up over decades, agency leaders contend. Metro would embark on power upgrades to fuel all eight-car trains, modernize the vast majority of
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its railcar fleet and repair tracks and structural components that have been neglected. The agency would replace a pair of crumbling bus garages and undergo a sweeping replacement of track circuits critical to detecting the locations of trains. By 2026, Metro would reduce its $6.8 billion repair backlog to just over $2 billion, the plan says. (By contrast, the backlog merely drops from $6.8 billion in 2017 to $6.6 billion in 2018, according to Metro spokeswoman Sherri Ly.) The transit agency is fast approaching a milestone after the Virginia General Assembly passed legislation this month to provide Metro with $154 million in annual capital revenue — with the District and Maryland expected to follow suit with their own contributions totaling the $500 million Metro is seeking. Metro general manager Paul Wiedefeld has said that to ensure a safe, reliable system, Metro needs $15.5 billion over 10 years, including $500 million a year in dedicated funding — a reliable revenue source that Metro alone lacks compared to its peers. But for
“The reason why the $500 million in Metro funding is so critical is … by providing it we’re reducing the need to further cut service or raise fares.” STEWART SCHWARTZ, executive director of the pro-transit Coalition for Smarter Growth, on the importance of annual dedicated funding for the transit agency
those who aren’t versed in the nuances of the funding fight, there’s a key question: What would that money buy? The short answer, agency and local officials say, is time. Wiedefeld has said the funds are for “nonnegotiable” safety fixes and essential system upgrades, and has hinted that he would step down if the agency doesn’t receive enough funding to ensure safety.
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A Maryland sheriff’s office said dozens of dead horses were discovered strewn across a farm in various states of decay. Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis told The Daily News of Salisbury that an investigation was launched Friday into the 25 dead horses found on the 2-acre property. A dead foal lay steps from the front door of the owner’s home. Maryland property records show Clayton P. and Barbara L. Pilchard own the farm. Lewis said Friday that Barbara Pilchard had said she saw nothing wrong with leaving the carcasses to decay. More than 200 cats were removed from the same property in 1995. (AP)
A black man who was severely beaten the day of a violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., and then charged with misdemeanor assault in the same incident was found not guilty Friday. A Charlottesville judge acquitted 20-year-old DeAndre Harris, saying it was clear Harris didn’t intend to harm the leader of a Southern nationalist group who made a complaint against him. Photos and videos of the Aug. 12 attack on Harris by a group of men in a parking garage were widely shared online. Harris was left with serious injuries. Four men have been charged in connection with the attack on Harris. (AP)
An incentive package of more than $5 billion to try to lure Amazon’s second headquarters to Maryland has moved closer to passage in the Senate. The Senate gave the measure preliminary approval Friday. Senators could vote on the bill tonight. The measure includes a package of state income, property and sales tax credits. The state also is considering transportation enhancements. The measure would not take effect if Amazon decides against putting the headquarters in the state. Gov. Larry Hogan submitted the proposal to the General Assembly. Montgomery County is one of 20 cities and regions that made Amazon’s shortlist. (AP)
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Gambling in cards for Va. Pamunkey tribe looking for location for $700M hotel and casino center VIRGINIA Virginia’s first casino could be in the cards, now that officials of an Indian tribe that recently won federal recognition have started to look for land to house a $700 million resort and gambling center. The development proposed by the Pamunkey tribe would be in a yet-to-be-determined location in eastern Virginia and include a casino floor, spa, performance
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on casino gambling, a venture that tribal leaders hope will make the Pamunkey less dependent on government programs. “Federal recognition and the opportunities that it brings will mean greater job opportunities, more educational opportunities and the ability to provide better access to housing for our aging tribe members,” Pamunkey Chief Robert Gray said Saturday in a statement to The Washington Post. “The resort is just a piece of that bigger vision and hope for our future.” LYNH BUI (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Putin overwhelmingly wins another 6 years Claims of forced voting unlikely to dilute power of Russia’s president RUSSIA Vladimir Putin rolled to a crushing re-election victory Sunday for six more years as Russia’s president, and he told cheering supporters in a triumphant but brief speech that “we are bound for success.” There had been no doubt that Putin would win in his fourth electoral contest; he faced seven minor candidates and his most prominent foe, anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny, was blocked from the ballot. His only real challenge was to run up the tally so high that he could claim an indisputable mandate. With ballots from 80 percent of
Russia’s precincts counted by early Monday, Putin had amassed 76 percent of the vote. P utin comPutin mands immense loyalty among Russians. More than 30,000 crowded into Manezh Square adjacent to the Kremlin in temperatures of 15 degrees for a victory concert and to await his words. In a brief speech, Putin praised supporters, telling them, “I am a member of your team,” and promising that “we are bound for success.” Russia’s stability under Putin has been bolstered by a suppression of dissent, the withering of independent media and the topdown control of politics, called “managed democracy.” There were widespread reports
of forced voting Sunday, efforts to make Russia appear to be a robust democracy. Among them were two election observers in Gorny Shchit, a rural district of Yekaterinburg, who told The Associated Press they saw an unusually high influx of people going to the polls between noon and 2 p.m. A doctor at a hospital in the city in the Ural Mountains told the AP that 2 p.m. was the deadline for health officials to report to their superiors that they had voted. Other examples from observers and social media included ballot boxes being stuffed with extra ballots in multiple regions; an election official assaulting an observer; discrepancies in ballot numbers; and last-minute voter registration changes. JIM HEINTZ
A British art teacher won a highly competitive $1 million teaching prize Sunday for her work with inner-city children in London, helping students feel welcome and safe in a borough with one of the highest murder rates in the country. Andria Zafirakou, 39, beat out some 30,000 applicants from around the world to win the Global Teacher Prize, which each year honors an exceptional teacher who’s made a significant contribution to the profession. Zafirakou said she is interested in spending the prize money on a project for her community that celebrates creativity. (AP)
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An Indian publisher has taken fire for including Adolf Hitler alongside Barack Obama, Gandhi and Nelson Mandela in a children’s book on leaders “who will inspire you,” The New York Times reports. The Simon Wiesenthal Center, a Jewish human rights organization, called on the publisher, Pegasus, to pull the book from its online store. A Pegasus spokesman said Hitler was included because his “leadership skills and speeches influenced masses.” (EXPRESS) N. Korean diplomat who handles North America affairs heads to Finland for talks with U.S., S. Korea
Rumored site of Union gold in the spotlight DENTS RUN, PA. As a 155-year-old legend goes, a Union Army wagon train left Wheeling, W.Va., before the Battle of Gettysburg, carrying 2 tons of gold, but it never completed its 400-mile mission. The gold was supposed to be used to pay Union soldiers. But it first had to make it to the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. It never did. Searchers eventually found the wagons and the bodies of soldiers in Pennsylvania — and the gold was gone. But maybe not forever. On Friday, FBI agents, Pennsylvania state officials and members of a treasure-hunting group were buzzing around the state forest at Dents Run, 27 miles southeast of St. Marys. It’s the site where the treasurehunting group, Finders Keepers, says as much as $55 million in lost Union gold could be buried. In 2012, Finders Keepers members said they’d found the location of the gold using metal detectors. But the site is on state land, where it is illegal to dig without permits. And they didn’t find gold on the surface — just evidence that soldiers had camped there. The group’s permit was denied. But Friday, The Associated Press reported that Finders Keepers was on site, along with state officials. However, they were keeping mum about what they were doing. A group leader said, “All we’re allowed to say is ‘no comment.’” CLEVE R. WOOTSON JR. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Kushner Cos. filed false NYC housing paperwork BUSINESS When the Kushner Cos. bought three apartment buildings in a gentrifying neighborhood of Queens in 2015, most of the tenants were protected by special rules that prevent developers from pushing them out, raising rents and turning a tidy profit. But that’s exactly what the company then run by Jared Kushner did, and with remarkable speed. Two years later, it sold all three building for $60 million, nearly 50 percent more than it paid. Now a clue has emerged as to how President Trump’s
son-in-law’s firm was able to move so fast: The Kushner Cos. routinely filed false paperwork with the city declaring it had zero rent-regulated tenants in dozens of buildings it owned across the city when, in fact, it had hundreds. Kushner Cos. said in a statement that it outsources the preparation of such documents to third parties that are reviewed by independent counsel, and “if mistakes or violation are identified, corrective action is taken immediately.” Housing Rights Initiative found the Kushner Cos. filed at least 80 false applications for construction
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United in the doghouse after pet incidents United Airlines had its third dog-related incident in the past week. Not the Kansasbound German shepherd that was mistakenly shipped to Japan. Or the French bulldog puppy that died after flight attendants forced its owners to put the animal’s carrier in the overhead bin. Another one: A United flight from Newark to St. Louis was diverted Thursday after the airline learned a dog was mistakenly put on the flight. The plane followed the itinerary of the dog, which was bound for Ohio. United said it “chose the fastest option to reunite the dog with his family.” Passengers were compensated for the delay. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
permits in 34 buildings across New York City from 2013 to 2016, all of them indicating there were no rent-regulated tenants. Tax documents show there were more than 300 rent-regulated units. Nearly all the permit applications were signed by a Kushner employee, including sometimes the chief operating officer. Submitting false documents for construction permits is a misdemeanor carrying a fine of $25,000. Exactly how much the Kushner Cos. earned from the buildings mentioned in the documents is unclear. BERNARD CONDON (AP)
Turkey-backed forces capture Syrian Kurdish town of Afrin
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Some urged Fla. suspect be committed in 2016 School officials and a sheriff’s deputy were so concerned in 2016 about the mental stability of the student accused of last month’s Florida school massacre that killed 17 that they decided he should be forcibly committed, according to documents. But the recommendation was never acted upon. A commitment under the law would have made it more difficult for Nikolas Cruz to obtain a gun legally. (AP) GREAT BRITAIN
U.K. accuses Russia of amassing nerve agent Britain Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Sunday that he has evidence Russia has been stockpiling a nerve agent in violation of international law, “very likely for the purposes of assassination.” On Saturday, Russia said it plans to expel 23 British diplomats and close the British Consulate in Russia as part of its response to London’s decision to expel Russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-spy in Britain. (AP/TWP) GREAT BRITAIN
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AFRIN, SYRIA | Civilians flee the town of Afrin as Turkish troops and their Syrian rebel allies moved into the former Kurdish stronghold on Sunday. Kurdish YPG militants withdrew earlier Sunday under heavy air and artillery strikes but vowed a “new stage of resistance.” The weeks-long battle for Afrin has left scores of civilians dead.
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Britain should consider delaying Brexit because there may not be enough time to strike a deal with the European Union before the U.K. leaves the bloc on March 29, 2019, the House of Commons Exiting the EU Committee said Sunday. The lawmakers said if major aspects remain unsettled by October, Britain should seek a “limited extension” of its EU membership. (AP)
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The number of alcoholic drinks consumed in a year by 37 million adults who reported binge drinking, according to a survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Bingeing is defined as at least five drinks in two hours for men, and at least four for women. (EXPRESS)
China’s legislature reappoints Xi Jinping as president with no term limits
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POLITICS President Trump on Sunday took out his frustrations over the intensifying Russia investigation by lashing out at special counsel Robert Mueller, signaling a possible shift away from a strategy of cooperating with a probe he believes is biased against him. In a series of weekend tweets naming Mueller for the first time, Trump criticized the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and raised fresh concerns about the objectivity and political leanings of the members of Mueller’s team. Trump also challenged the honesty of Andrew McCabe, the newly fired FBI deputy director, and James Comey, the former FBI director whom Trump fired last year over the Russia probe. The president’s aggressive stance followed a call Saturday by his personal lawyer for Rod Rosenstein — whom Trump appointed as deputy attorney general and who now oversees Mueller’s inquiry — to “bring an end” to that investigation. “The Mueller probe should never have been started in that there was no collusion and there was no crime,” Trump tweeted Saturday. “It was based on fraudulent activities and a Fake Dossier paid for by Crooked Hillary and the DNC, and improperly used in FISA COURT for surveillance of my campaign. WITCH HUNT!” Trump was referring to a dossier of anti-Trump research funded by the Democratic Party and Hillary Clinton’s campaign. Likely adding to Trump’s frustration, The New York Times reported last week that Mueller had subpoenaed the Trump Organization and requested Russiarelated documents. Trump had said Mueller would cross a red line with such a step.
President Trump’s attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller have raised concerns he may try to have Mueller fired.
“Why does the Mueller team have 13 hardened Democrats, some big Crooked Hillary supporters, and Zero Republicans?” Trump tweeted Sunday. Some of Mueller’s investigators indeed have contributed to Democratic political candidates, but Justice Department policy and federal service law bar discrimination in the hiring of career positions on the basis of political affiliation. Mueller is a Republican. Trump’s attacks raised new concerns among members of Congress that he could be seeking to orchestrate Mueller’s firing. Republican and Democratic lawmakers warned Trump to not even think about it. “If he tried to do that, that would be the beginning of the end of his presidency,” said Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., a Trump ally. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., called for the passage of bipartisan bills designed to protect Mueller that
New job for McCabe? At least one congressman has offered newly fired deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe a temporary job so he can get full retirement benefits. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., said Saturday that he has offered McCabe a job working on election security in his office, “so that he can reach the needed length of service” to retire. McCabe was fired late Friday night, just hours before he was set to retire with full benefits. With 20 years of service under his belt, he would likely need just another day or so working in any federal job to earn the benefits. A spokeswoman for McCabe said, “We are considering all options.” (TWP)
have stalled in Congress. “This president is engaged in desperate and reckless conduct to intimidate his law enforcement agencies of this country and to try and stop the special counsel. That is unacceptable
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in a democracy,” Durbin said. Trump cannot directly fire Mueller, who can only be dismissed for cause. Any dismissal of Mueller would have to be carried out by Rosenstein, who has publicly expressed his support for Mueller. Trump may have felt emboldened after Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired McCabe on Friday. “A great day for Democracy,” Trump tweeted afterward. A lso over the weekend, Trump’s personal lawyer, John Dowd, reacted to the news of McCabe’s firing by suggesting that Rosenstein should follow the “brilliant and courageous example” of Sessions and the FBI’s Office of Professional Responsibility and “bring an end” to the Russia investigation “manufactured” by Comey. In response, Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., said: “If you have an innocent client, Mr. Dowd, act like it.” DARLENE SUPERVILLE (AP)
Might President Trump’s decision to have FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe fired just hours before he was due to retire come back to bite him? Trump has now, after all, cemented the enemy status of a top-ranking official at the FBI (its No. 2) and onetime acting director. He previously did that by firing McCabe’s superior, former FBI Director James B. Comey, and Comey has rewarded that decision by leaking unhelpful things and testifying about Trump in a negative light. Comey is now set to release a book. But the McCabe and Comey situations are also somewhat different. Trump arguably terminated Comey more out of fear of how he was conducting the Russia investigation; Trump appears to have gone after McCabe because of a vendetta and possibly to send a signal to others in law enforcement who might run afoul of the president. McCabe is clearly incensed by the decision. He released a lengthy statement deriding his firing as “slander” and suggesting that the whole thing was part of a campaign to undermine the investigations involving Trump. The question now is: What does McCabe know, and how hard does he push back? Having his name dragged through the mud could temper McCabe’s public comments. But if it doesn’t, Trump has just created a very motivated enemy. AARON BLAKE
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TECHNOLOGY Two former federal officials who crafted the consent decree governing how Facebook handles user privacy say the company may have violated that decree when it shared information from tens of millions of users with a data analysis firm that later worked for President Trump’s 2016 campaign. Such a violation, if confirmed by the Federal Trade Commission, could lead to enormous fines, said David Vladeck, who as the director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection oversaw an investigation of alleged privacy violations by Facebook and the subsequent consent decree resolving the case in 2011. Vladeck said in a Sunday interview with The Washington Post that Facebook’s sharing of data with Cambridge Analytica “raises serious questions about compliance with the FTC consent decree.” The FTC did not respond to requests for comment Sunday. Facebook has denied violating the consent decree when it allowed an app developer for Cambridge Analytica to gain access to information from 270,000 Facebook users who downloaded a psychological testing app, and from their Facebook “friends.” Vladeck said violations of the consent decree could carry a penalty of $40,000 per violation,
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meaning if news reports that the data of 50 million people were shared prove true, the company’s possible exposure runs into the trillions of dollars. Lawmakers have called for answers from both Cambridge Analytica and Facebook — in some cases demanding Facebook
chief executive Mark Zuckerberg appear at legislative hearings. The FTC consent decree required that users explicitly give their permission before their data was shared, Vladeck said. The developer of the app sought permission from users but not their Facebook friends. The app,
“thisisyourdigitallife,” offered personality predictions and billed itself on Facebook as “a research app used by psychologists.” The data collected by the app reportedly was shared with Cambridge Analytica and used to help the firm build profiles of individual voters and their political preferences to better target advertising to them. Cambridge Analytica has denied wrongdoing. Vladeck’s view was echoed by Jessica Rich, the former deputy director for the Bureau of Consumer Protection, who oversaw the FTC’s privacy program and led the investigation before the 2011 consent decree. She said Facebook’s reported action, if true, “bespeaks the same recklessness with its users’ data that prompted the FTC to take action in 2011.” “Facebook can look forward to ... potentially a whole lot of liability here,” Rich said. Before the consent decree, consumer watchdog groups urged the FTC to investigate Facebook on the grounds that it deceived consumers, changing the way it handled sensitive information with little warning. The FTC agreed in November 2011, faulting Facebook for making information such as friend lists viewable by the public without first obtaining permission. The FTC then required Facebook to obtain consumers’ consent before “enacting changes that override their privacy practices.” CRAIG TIMBERG AND TONY ROMM (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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If a childhood memento is any indication, John Glenn, the late U.S. senator and space hero, knew his career path from an early age. A child’s pillowcase identified as belonging to Glenn, who died in 2016, was purchased this month at an estate sale organized by Glenn’s children. The pillowcase shows a koala bear gripping a spacecraft as it flies among stars and planets. The craft bears a simple blue label: “John.” (AP)
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Rep. Louise M. Slaughter of New York dies at 88 Rep. Louise M. Slaughter, a New York liberal who championed women’s rights and U.S. manufacturing for more than three decades as a Democratic congresswoman, died Friday at a hospital in Washington. She was 88 and the oldest sitting member of Congress. She had also been a top lieutenant for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as the first and only woman to lead the powerful Rules Committee. She had been hospitalized after recently falling at her home in the District. (TWP) SOUTH FLORIDA
Police say all six victims found in bridge collapse Five bodies were extricated Saturday from the wreckage of a pedestrian bridge that collapsed Thursday near Miami. With a sixth person who died at a hospital, authorities said Saturday that they thought they had accounted for all those killed. An engineer responsible for the bridge left a voicemail for a state transportation official two days before the crash, warning of “some cracking,” officials said Friday. (TWP) POLITICS
Lawyer: Stormy Daniels faced physical threats A porn actress who said she had sex with Donald Trump before he became president has been threatened with physical harm, her attorney said Friday. Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, has been seeking to invalidate a nondisclosure agreement she signed days before the 2016 election — she now wants to be free to discuss their relationship. Lawyers for Trump, in a filing late Friday, claimed Clifford could owe more than $20 million in damages for violating the agreement. (AP)
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Kiara Leslie, right, scored 21 points and led an N.C. State defense that shut down Maryland.
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Wolfpack grad transfer Leslie kickstarts stingy defense, helps bounce her old team N.C. STATE 74, MARYLAND 60 Kiara Leslie shot her alma mater out of the women’s NCAA Tournament — and sent N.C. State to its first Sweet 16 since Kay Yow’s inspirational run. Leslie, a graduate transfer guard who played three seasons at Maryland, scored 21 points with 11 rebounds against her former team in a 74-60 win Sunday in Raleigh, N.C. She finished one point shy of a career high while also shutting down the Terps’ leading scorer, Kaila Charles. “My teammates knew that this game was important to me,” Leslie said. “And I think they helped me get comfortable and
get open shots.” Kalia Ealey and Aislinn Konig added 12 points apiece while Akela Maize scored 11 to help the fourth-seeded Wolfpack (26-8) earn their first Sweet 16 appearance since Yow, their late Hall of Fame coach, led them that far in 2007 upon her return from battling cancer. “I think she’d be proud of this team,” said coach Wes Moore, a former Yow assistant. N.C. State, which shot 45 percent and was 7-of-14 from 3-point range, will play the Oklahoma State-Mississippi State winner on Friday night in the Kansas City Regional semifinals. Brianna Fraser had 17 points
Other games (1) Louisville 90, (8) Marquette 72 (6) Oregon St. 66, (3) Tennessee 59 (4) Texas A&M 80, (5) DePaul 79
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for the fifth-seeded Terrapins (26-8), who shot 37 percent. Kaila Charles was plagued by foul trouble and pestered by Leslie. Charles finished with four points — 14 below her average — on 2-of-8 shooting before fouling out with 2:29 left.
Maryland’s offense, which averages 80 points, had trouble scoring against one of the nation’s stingiest defenses. N.C. State allows 56.7 points per game, and only one team in the past two months — topseeded Notre Dame — has reached 70 against the Wolfpack. “I thought their defensive intensity, their pressure, really made us struggle,” coach Brenda Frese said. Maryland missed all five of its 3-pointers. Kristen Confroy, who is third in the nation from long range at 40.3 percent, couldn’t even get one off and failed to score in her final college game.
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3 Mathieu to Houston One year, $7 million
Safety Tyrann Mathieu, 25, played in all 16 games in 2017 but was cut by Arizona after refusing to take a pay cut. He was All-Pro in 2015.
2 Jensen to Tampa Bay Four years, $42 million
Ryan Jensen, a former sixthround pick of the Ravens, is now the highest-paid center ($10.25 million per year) in the league. He turns 27 in May.
1 Crabtree to Baltimore Three years, $21 million
Michael Crabtree, 30, signed with the Ravens on Friday, a day after Oakland cut him. He posted 25 TD catches in the past three years.
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MARIJUANA ARREST
Glen Davis disputes charges
Former NBA power forward Glen “Big Baby” Davis was arrested at a hotel in a Baltimore suburb last month with a quarter of a pound of marijuana, $92,000 in cash and a ledger allegedly listing clients, authorities said. Prosecutors charged Davis, 32, with marijuana possession and distribution. In a video posted Saturday on Instagram, Davis denied the charges. “I will have my day in court,” he said. “ They just mad ’cause a black man got money, man.” (TWP) Olympic wrestling champ Kyle Snyder of Ohio State ends college career with 3rd NCAA title
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(11) Syracuse 55, (2) MSU 53
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(2) Purdue 76, (10) Butler 73
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The last team selected for the field of 68 is going to the Sweet 16. Tyus Battle had 17 points and Oshae Brissett scored 15, lifting 11th-seeded Syracuse to a 55-53 win over third-seeded Michigan State on Sunday in Detroit. Cassius Winston missed an opportunity to win the game for the Spartans with a shot from about 45 feet just before the buzzer. Michigan State, flummoxed by Syracuse’s 2-3 zone, didn’t make a basket in the last 5:41. The Orange (23-13) forced the Spartans (30-5) to settle for 3-pointers all afternoon, which worked brilliantly in a matchup of Hall of Fame coaches, Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim and Michigan State’s Tom Izzo. The Spartans took a school record 37 shots beyond the arc, making just eight. “No one plays zone like we do,” Brissett said. “We’re always moving, and we challenge every shot, so teams never get easy looks.” Syracuse has won three straight since being sent to Dayton for the First Four as what the selection committee chairman acknowledged was the final team to receive an at-large bid. Syracuse took the lead with 4:22 left for the first time since it was ahead 14-12. The Orange forced the Spartans to miss their last 13 shots. Star sophomore Miles Bridges was held scoreless for much of the first half and finished with 11 points for Michigan State, which shot just 26 percent. LARRY LAGE (AP)
7-foot-3 Matt Haarms of Purdue filled in for center Isaac Haas, who broke his elbow in a victory Friday.
Dakota Mathias sank a 3-pointer with 14.2 seconds left, and second-seeded Purdue, minus star center Isaac Haas, held off 10thseeded Butler 76-73 on Sunday in Detroit to reach the Sweet 16 for the second consecutive year. The Boilermakers (30-6) led by as many as 10 points in the second half, but Butler (21-14) cut the deficit to two and had the ball in the final minute. Kelan Martin missed a 3-pointer, and the shot by Mathias at the other end made it 76-71. Martin scored with 2.1 seconds remaining, and Purdue’s P.J. Thompson missed the front end of a one-and-one, giving Butler another chance. The Bulldogs
called a timeout with 1.8 seconds left, and Kamar Baldwin’s shot from near midcourt hit the rim. Purdue’s Vincent Edwards scored 20 points despite early foul trouble, and Matt Haarms filled in capably for the injured Haas. The Boilermakers set a school record for victories in a season and are in the regional semifinals for the fourth time under coach Matt Painter. Purdue faces third-seeded Texas Tech on Friday in Boston. Haas, the 7-foot-2 center who broke his elbow in Friday’s win over Cal State Fullerton, warmed up before the game but did not play. Haarms (7-3) started and had seven points with six boards. Martin, a senior, scored 29 points for Butler. NOAH TRISTER (AP)
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Loyola-Chicago’s biggest fan and unofficial assistant coach is a 98-year-old nun in a wheelchair who has served as team chaplain for 25 years. As the 11th-seeded Ramblers have surged into the Sweet 16 with upsets of No. 6 Miami and No. 3 Tennessee, Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt — a high school player herself — has drawn attention for pregrame group prayers that include scouting reports and postgame emails that include individual notes for each player. (EXPRESS)
Hockey: Three Minnesota teams make NCAA Tournament, but not Gophers
NCAA TOURNAMENT Jairus Lyles couldn’t suppress a smile, knowing that a school known more for chess than hoops had finally made it happen — a 16 seed ousting a 1. The University of MarylandBaltimore County pulled off the most surprising upset in college basketball history, trouncing Virginia 74-54 on Friday night to become the first No. 16 seed ever to beat a No. 1 seed in the men’s NCAA Tournament. Lyles, above, is a DeMatha grad who previously played at VCU and Robert Morris. He scored a game-high 28 against Virginia. UMBC’s game Sunday against Kansas State ended after Express’ deadline. But the upset Friday secured an underdog legacy for UMBC alongside Buster Douglas, the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team and Joe Namath’s Jets. Virginia entered the NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 overall seed after going 31-2 in the regular season, including 20-1 in ACC competition. The Cavaliers were favored by 20 points. A 77-72 stunner by NAIA team Chaminade over Ralph Sampson and No. 1-ranked Virginia in 1982 in Hawaii was considered the most remarkable upset in college hoops. But that was the regular season. No. 1 seeds in the NCAA Tournament were 135-0. UMBC has been better known for a chess program that gives scholarships to international players and went to the game’s Final Four for 15 straight years (2002-16). STEVE REED (AP)
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McIlroy captures first win since ’16 The loudest roars at Bay Hill were for Tiger Woods. The last ones were for Rory McIlroy, whose finishing charge would have made MARIANNA MASSEY (GETTY IMAGES)
the King proud. McIlroy ran off five birdies over his last six holes Sunday to close with an 8-under 64 and win the Arnold Palmer Invitational for his first victory since September 2016. The final stroke looked familiar. McIlroy, 28, rolled in a 25-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole — the kind of putt Woods has made so many times at the Orlando event — that gave him a two-shot lead over Bryson DeChambeau. Woods, who tied for second last week at Valspar, was one shot out of the lead until hitting out of bounds on the 16th hole to fall back into a tie for fifth. DOUG FERGUSON (AP)
Rory McIlroy made five birdies in his final six holes to hold off Bryson DeChambeau at Bay Hill.
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All-Star pitcher Vargas out 4-6 weeks for Mets
As of Sunday, former Redskins players Bashaud Breeland and Ryan Grant were still free agents. Each reportedly failed a physical last week after agreeing to terms with new teams. Breeland, 26, started at corner for Washington last year. He had agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal with Carolina. NFL Network reported that an infected cut on Breeland’s foot could keep him from passing a physical for “a few months.” Grant, a wideout who had just 84 catches over four years with the Redskins, had agreed to a four-year, $29 million deal with Baltimore. He will reportedly visit Oakland. (EXPRESS)
Left-hander Jason Vargas, who was penciled in to be the Mets’ No. 3 starter this season, is expected to miss four to six weeks after fracturing a bone in his right hand. New York signed Vargas, 35, in free agency Feb. 18 with a two-year, $16 million contract. He went 18-11 with a 4.16 ERA for Kansas City last season, making his first All-Star team and tying for the MLB lead in wins. He was hit on the hand by a line drive during a minor league game Friday. The Mets announced Sunday that Vargas suffered a hamate fracture. He was to see a hand specialist to determine his treatment. (AP)
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“Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” co-writer David S. Goyer is behind this Superman prequel series that takes place long before the Man of Steel’s birth and follows his grandfather, Seg-El (Cameron Cuffe).
Out with the old TV and in with the old TV. It’s March, after all, and despite so much profound change in the making and distributing of televised content, this is still the month when networks quietly unload whatever’s left of the current season. Most of it is that underwhelming yet serviceable kind of TV nobody ever talks about, like these three new shows. HANK STUEVER (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Oscar winner Danny Boyle directs this drama series about the 1973 kidnapping of John Paul Getty III (also the subject of the film “All the Money in the World”). Donald Sutherland, Hilary Swank and Brendan Fraser co-star.
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Drawn from a James Patterson novel, the exceedingly bland “Instinct” (which premiered yesterday) could just as easily be titled “Don’t You Think Alan Cumming Should Have a Crime Drama on CBS?” Cumming stars as Dylan Reinhart, a professor who wrote a best-selling guide to psychopathic behavior — and has superior powers of observation. The show is set in motion when New York Police Department homicide detective Lizzie Needham (Bojana Novakovic) shows up to one of his classes seeking his expertise for a case. From there, “Instinct” is unabashedly rote, following CBS’ house style down to the letter, in which a pair of mismatched crime-solvers — one of them preternaturally gifted — lightly bicker and bumble their way to the arrest of a suspect.
In creator (and “Scandal” writer) Paul William Davies’ drama, which debuted last week, a group of eager young attorneys begin their first day at U.S. District Court in Manhattan, where half will work as prosecutors, half as public defenders. These newbies are the cream of the crop, including BFFs Sandra Bell (Britt Robertson of “Girlboss”) and Allison Adams (Jasmin Savoy Brown of “The Leftovers”), who work together as public defenders under their boss, Jill Carlan (Hope Davis), who constantly reminds her team that public defenders in federal cases seldom see a win. “For the People” starts from the idea that the prosecutors aren’t as coldhearted as they seem, nor are the public defenders as noble. But what’s really interesting about the show is, well, nothing much.
This “Grey’s Anatomy” spinoff is about a station house of remarkably busy fire and rescue workers in Seattle. Jaina Lee Ortiz (“Rosewood”) stars as Andy Herrera, a committed firefighter who seems not at all committed to Jack Gibson (Grey Damon of “Friday Night Lights”), a colleague who wants to marry her. A problem is Andy’s secret affair with a police officer (Alberto Frezza) who was her high school boyfriend. Station 19’s captain (Miguel Sandoval), who is also Andy’s father and mentor, is injured in the line of duty. He decides to make Andy and Jack co-captains in his stead, to the skepticism of the entire firehouse. As on other Shondaland shows, workplace sex and relationships continue unabated by human resources departments or social awareness movements.
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The amount “Black Panther” made at the box office this weekend, keeping it at No. 1 for the fifth straight week. Ryan Coogler’s comic book sensation is the first film since 2009’s “Avatar” to match that feat. Worldwide, the Marvel film has now grossed more than $1.1 billion. Alicia Vikander’s “Tomb Raider” opened in second place with $23.5 million. (AP) Lucas Hedges to play Shia LaBeouf in LaBeouf biopic “Honey Boy”; LaBeouf to play his father
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Five-second bursts of heat are better, the judges sagely note. Home viewers will likely learn more from such errors than from the over-the-top techniques on other shows. “Nailed It” winks at us as we laugh at it, poking fun at the seamlessness of reality shows. A stagehand pops up from under a table when a prop is missing. When a judge isn’t sure what the prize is for a bake-off, she’s pointed in the direction of the teleprompter. Final baked goods often resemble lumpy clumps of dough topped with oozing, garishly tinted frosting. Yet even the judges admit that an ugly cake can taste better than it looks. The best (or least awful) cake wins; money is shot at the victor via a money gun! Meanwhile, episode 1 judge Sylvia Weinstock, aka “the queen of cakes,” deserves her own reality show. Wearing her trademark oversized blackrimmed glasses, the 88-yearold wanders into the “Nailed It” pantry, sees a “fabulous” pot she likes and decides to take it: “If you steal, you steal big.” Read Marc’s previous columns at washingtonpost.com/muse
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“Rest of the country: UM-who? Terps usually: not us, not us. Terps today: Just up the street, you know? Sister institution, very close. Have a few friends there, really love those Retrievers.” @ANNAMUCKERMAN, joking about
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“Krusty Krab = good. Chum Bucket = bad.” @DRESSMP3, spelling out the idea behind the Krusty Krab meme for
a Twitter user who apparently wasn’t familiar with the “SpongeBob SquarePants” show and its competing restaurants, the Krusty Krab and the Chum Bucket. People are using the meme to compare things, like @_jasminemprince, who said that Marvel Comics is the Krusty Krab and DC Comics is the Chum Bucket. “Fight me,” she tweeted.
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“Right now Jack is giving me hot dog, and I really need him to be giving me hamburger.”
“This #SNL really does have everything. Welcome back Stefon.”
@MELISSAAQUILES, a comedian,
favorite “Saturday Night Live” character Stefon, who came back to the show this weekend when former cast member Bill Hader, who plays the character, returned to host. In classic Stefon fashion, he gave highly specific recommendations for New York City bars, this time for St. Patrick’s Day.
pretending to be Jonathan from “Queer Eye” in a video spoofing the Netflix show. Aquiles pretended to be all five of the “Queer Eye” guys and the video went viral, even getting the attention of some of the Fab Five, like @KaramoBrown, who tweeted: “I can’t stop laughing!!!”
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Khloe Kardashian has arrived in Cleveland and will stay there until her daughter is born, Us Weekly reports. Tristan Thompson, the father of her child, plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Kardashian, who Us says is about eight and a half months pregnant, has been splitting her time between the city and Los Angeles. (EXPRESS)
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Australians breathe heavy sigh of relief A publicist for Matt Damon is batting down reports that the actor is moving to Australia with his family, and that such a move would have been inspired by anger over President Trump. A Damon spokeswoman said the actor has been to Australia a lot recently, but he has not bought a home there, nor is he relocating there. “He’s not moving out of the U.S.,” she added. (AP)
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