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A food truck at the University of Connecticut in Storrs is serving up roasted crickets. The university’s dining services are advertising the insects as organic, not genetically modified and earth friendly. The crickets, sold as a snack or taco topping, are high in protein and low in fat. They are sold for 99 cents and come whole in small plastic containers. The truck sells two or three containers of crickets per day. (AP)
A man sentenced to at least 20 years in prison in one Pennsylvania courtroom has followed that up by walking into another courtroom to marry his girlfriend. Greg Howard was sentenced Thursday in Westmoreland County Court for robbing and assaulting an elderly woman during a home invasion. He remained shackled during a brief wedding attended by five deputies and the bride’s baby. (AP)
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Revealing an infamous scene Curators restore work showing the moments after Lincoln was shot
A conservator uses a cotton swab to clean a portion of Carl Bersch’s 1865 painting of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Donald Trump has weighed in on the Redskins name issue and, like fellow Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, he backs the team’s stance. “Honestly, I don’t think they should change the name, unless the owner wanted to,” Trump told The New York Times’ Alan Rappeport. “I know Indians that are extremely proud of that name. They think it’s a positive.” (THE WASHINGTON POST) THE DISTRICT
Service museum curator. Dim and ghostly, it captures the moment word of assassination reaches the crowd on the street, and a moment of celebration becomes one of disbelief. The painting, in oil on canvas, has been in family hands and in storage for much of its life — perhaps because the scene it depicted was too painful, some believe. Newly emerged in the foreground is the figure of a moustached policeman wearing a badge, who seems to be pulling
the fold of a flag aside and gesturing to bring Lincoln across the street. Disembodied faces and hands have come out more clearly. A couple in the background seems to be embracing. Then there is the woman’s face, which Luzeckyj said reminds her of Edvard Munch’s painting “The Scream.” On the canvas, “Everybody’s doing stuff,” she said. “But she’s looking right at you and looks like she’s got her mouth open.
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There’s something about that that’s disturbing.” “She’s like right in the middle, looking at you, the viewer, like, ‘Oh, my God.’ Mouth open. Horror,” she said. The conservation is being done at the studio of Olin Conservation Inc. in Great Falls, Md., and should be finished by January. Anderson, of the Park Service, said the painting eventually will be exhibited in the Ford’s Theatre complex. MICHAEL E. RUANE (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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THE DISTRICT As she works on the painting, art conservator Tamara Luzeckyj’s eye is drawn to the anguished face in the middle of the canvas. It’s the tiny face of a woman, tightly framed by a bonnet. The eyes are dabs of black paint, the mouth, a smudge of pink, the expression, one of horror. It’s the only face in the dark, chaotic work looking directly at the observer. “Haunting,” Luzeckyj says, as she sits before Carl Bersch’s 1865 painting of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, “Lincoln Borne by Loving Hands.” The face is one of many images now emerging more clearly from decades of old paint, dirt and varnish as the National Park Service has the portrait of the mortally wounded Lincoln restored for the first time in 35 years. The painting, which depicts Lincoln being carried out of Ford’s Theatre after being shot by John Wilkes Booth, is believed to be the only one of the assassination done by an eyewitness, according to Laura Anderson, a National Park
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A former campaign treasurer for Virginia Senate Minority Leader Richard Saslaw has been charged with embezzling more than $650,000 in campaign funds. Court records show that 51-yearold Linda Diane Wallis of Fairfax is scheduled to enter a guilty plea next week in federal court in Alexandria to a charge of wire fraud conspiracy. Prosecutors say Wallis wrote dozens of checks totaling $653,000 in 2013 and 2014 to two fake law firms she created to facilitate the fraud. Court records state that Wallis did not report the payments on campaign finance reports. (AP) THE DISTRICT
Judge OKs D.C. charter school funding lawsuit A federal judge has agreed to hear a case brought by an association of D.C. charter schools that alleges the city has not provided uniform funding to public charter schools and traditional schools, a violation of the D.C. School Reform Act. Former D.C. attorney general Irvin B. Nathan asked a federal court last fall to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing D.C. has jurisdiction to make locally based funding decisions. But U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said the case should move forward. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Bowie man arrested in Md. double homicide A Bowie man was arrested in connection with a double homicide in Capitol Heights last week. Zephren Jamal James, 32, was charged with two counts of first- and second-degree murder in the fatal shootings of Ernest Lott, 37, and Garland Johnson, 43, Prince George’s County police said Monday. The three men got into an argument just before the shooting, which occurred Sept. 30, police said. Johnson and Lott, both of Northeast, were pronounced dead at the scene, police said. (TWP)
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Ken Cuccinelli again may run for governor Former attorney general Ken Cuccinelli said Saturday he has begun thinking about making another run for Virginia governor — if only just barely. “Teiro and I have not ruled out running for Governor in 2017, but we have barely begun to think about it,” Cuccinelli, referring to his wife, said in an email. “Right now I’m focused in Virginia on helping conservatives win their state senate races next month.” Cuccinelli’s email followed an appearance on CNN on Friday, during which he left open the possibility that he would run for governor in 2017. The Republican narrowly lost the 2013 governor’s race to Terry McAuliffe. Among Democrats, so far only Lt. Gov. Ralph S. Northam has said he intends to run to succeed term-limited McAuliffe. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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If approved, policy would be the most generous in the U.S. THE DISTRICT Washington, D.C. would become the best place in the country for a worker to have a baby or to take time off to care for a dying parent under a measure that a majority of the D.C. Council has pledged support to combat growing income inequality. Under the legislation that will be introduced today, almost every employee in the nation’s capital would be entitled to 16 weeks of paid family leave to bond with an infant or an adopted child, to recover from an illness, recuperate from a military deployment or to tend to an ill family member. The broad new worker benefit, enthusiastically supported by the Obama administration, would be paid from a fund created by a new tax on D.C. employers. The benefit would dwarf family leave requirements in all 50 states and would also mark a step toward benefits offered by most European countries, where parents can take as much as a year of paid time off following the birth of a child. The measure also could soon mark a rare legislative victory in D.C. for President Barack Obama — not on Capitol Hill, but down Pennsylvania Avenue — inside city hall.
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D.C. Council members David A. Grosso and Elissa Silverman have been pushing for a bill entitling employees in D.C. to 16 weeks paid family leave.
After years of watching the administration’s ideas to address rising income inequality fall flat in Congress amid partisan gridlock, the proposed measure amounts to a new strategy in executive branch work-arounds using local law to forge a policy bulkhead for bigger changes nationally. Supporters said the bill would help address the widening gap between rich and poor because it could serve as a partial solution to growing wage disparities. The D.C. Chamber of Commerce on Monday pushed back against the proposal, saying in a letter to the council that the business community has not been privy to the Department of Labor-funded research used to develop the legislation. The group warned that an entirely
employer-funded family leave program “would be unprecedented and make the District of Columbia dangerously uncompetitive.” D.C. Council members Elissa Silverman, I-At large, and David A. Grosso, I-At large, who pushed the measure for months behind the scenes, recently attended a symposium led by the labor department where the District’s efforts were lauded for helping to “push the needle” on family leave law. “It was one of the most exciting moments I’ve had as a local lawmaker,” Silverman said. “They knew who the Council of D.C. was and they were looking to the District of Columbia to implement,” she said. AARON C. DAVIS (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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The proportion of Maryland residents who say people of all races receive equal treatment by the police in their communities, according to a poll released Monday by Goucher College. The poll asked residents questions relating to policing in their communities and the Freddie Gray case in Baltimore. The poll of 636 residents found 27 percent of black residents who responded agreed that people of all races receive equal police treatment. That compares to 60 percent of white respondents. (AP)
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U-Md. and Phillips join as partners in the arts THE DISTRICT After being jilted by the Corcoran Gallery last year, the University of Maryland has found a new partner in the arts — the Phillips Collection. The university announced Monday it has come to an agreement with the private D.C. museum to expand the university’s presence in Washington, energize the museum’s educational programs and bring more art to audiences in D.C. and on campus. “I feel like a phoenix rising from the ashes,” U-Md. President Wallace D. Loh said. The collaboration will create the University of Maryland Center for Art and Knowledge at the Phillips Collection and
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launch joint programs in art, music, research and technology. Eventually, there will be a new gallery and open storage facility bearing the Phillips Collection’s name on or near the university’s College Park campus. The agreement emphasizes programs and research opportunities for the university’s
37,000 students and 9,000 faculty members, but also includes events and programs for the public. The partnership comes about a year and a half after the university was rebuffed in its attempts to merge with the financially troubled Corcoran Gallery of Art and its art school. The Corcoran had been negotiating with U-Md. for months but abruptly ditched a deal in February 2014 in favor of an agreement with the National Gallery of Art to absorb the art collection and with George Washington University to absorb the school of art and design. “The case with the Corcoran was not quite a partnership. It was more a friendly takeover,” Loh said. “This is a partnership between two equals.” T he a g r e e me nt i s for six years, extending through the museum’s centennial in 2021.
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on being named part of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s leadership team in Virginia, her campaign said Monday. Along with McAuliffe, Sens. Tim Kaine and Mark R. Warner will be part of the team, along with Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam, Attorney General Mark Herring, and Reps. Don Beyer, Gerry Connolly and Bobby Scott.
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Fourteen people rescued Sunday from flooded homes in Calvert County, Md.
SCOTUS rejects appeal of former U-Va. athlete The Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal from a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend. The justices Monday let stand a lower court ruling that upheld the conviction of George Huguely V in the 2010 beating death of Yeardley Love, a 22-year-old from suburban Baltimore. Huguely was sentenced to 23 years in prison for Love’s murder. (AP) FAIRFAX COUNTY
Va. search team heads to S.C. to help with flood The Fairfax Urban Search and Rescue team has been activated to deploy to South Carolina, where historic flooding has hit the area. Parts of the state near Columbia have seen as much as 24 inches of rain in a two-day period, according to state officials there. Nine people have died in the state. The team was deployed earlier this year to Nepal, where they helped victims of the massive earthquake there. (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Obama considers keeping 5K troops in Afghanistan
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Three scientists win Nobel Prize for medicine The Nobel prize in medicine went Monday to three scientists. Tu Youyou — the first Chinese medicine laureate — produced artemesinin, a drug that is now the top treatment for malaria. Japanese microbiologist Satoshi Omura and William Campbell, an Irish-born U.S. scientist, created the drug avermectin, whose derivatives have nearly rid the planet of river blindness and lymphatic filarisis, diseases caused by parasitic worms and spread by mosquitos and flies. (AP)
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POLITICS President Barack Obama is seriously weighing a plan to keep as many as 5,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan beyond 2016, according to senior U.S. officials, a further setback of his goal to end U.S. military involvement there before he leaves office. The plan presented in August by Gen. Martin Dempsey, thenchairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, would focus primarily on counterterrorism operations against the Islamic State, alQaeda and other direct threats to the United States. Obama has made no final decision on the proposal, which was developed before the Taliban captured Kunduz, the first major Afghan city to fall to the Taliban since the war began in 2001. Afghan security forces, supported by American planes and combat advisers, have since been able to retake most, if not all, of the city. But the initial collapse of the Afghan forces in Kunduz has fed long-standing worries that Afghan forces lack the necessary air support, logistics and intelligence capabilities to survive on their own, and may strengthen the case for a larger U.S. presence.
U.S. army personnel keep watch at coalition force Forward Operating Base Connelly in Afghanistan in August.
Dempsey’s plan envisions the U.S. maintaining a few bases, perhaps two or three, that could be used as “lily pads” to strike groups that posed a direct threat to the U.S., senior defense and administration officials said. The “lily pad” bases would potentially house American drones and fighter jets as well as elite counterterrorism troops, and could be located at Bagram air base north of Kabul and one or two other airfields, said senior administration officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal planning. The president could choose to dismiss Dempsey’s proposal and
Airstrike update Afghan forces who reported being under Taliban fire requested the U.S. airstrike that killed 22 people at a Doctors Without Borders clinic over the weekend, Gen. John F. Campbell, the top commander of U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, said Monday, correcting an initial U.S. statement that the strike had been launched because U.S. forces were threatened. (AP)
stick with his plan to reduce the U.S. footprint in Afghanistan to an embassy-based presence of about 1,000 American service members
in Kabul, similar to what the U.S. left behind in Iraq post-2011. After hearing the initial proposal from Dempsey in August, Obama said he was open to keeping more troops in Afghanistan but wanted a more detailed proposal, senior officials said. Several officials said there are tentative plans to make a final decision on the post-2016 force soon. But other officials insisted that no such plans exist and that no final decision from Obama is imminent. A military official said the White House is expected to make a decision by the end of the year. GREG JAFFE AND MISSY RYAN (THE WASHINGTON POST)
Calif. governor signs right-to-die legislation California will become the fifth state to allow terminally ill patients to legally end their lives using doctor-prescribed drugs after Gov. Jerry Brown announced Monday he signed one of the most emotionally charged bills of the year. Brown, a lifelong Catholic and former Jesuit seminarian, said he signed the legislation after thoroughly considering all opinions and discussing the issue with many people. (AP) RAMALLAH, WEST BANK
Two Palestinian teens killed by Israeli fire Israeli troops fired at stonethrowers in West Bank clashes Monday, killing two Palestinian teens and raising fears about an escalation of violence at a time of growing diplomatic friction between the Israeli and Palestinian leaders. (AP) CHARLESTON, S.C.
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Fiorina did not offer his widow his last paycheck — for at least $30,000. Her unpaid invoices then totaled $500,000.
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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said more than 40,000 people were without water and that water distribution sites were being set up. She said at least nine people have died in the state since flooding began. Five drowned and four were killed in traffic-related accidents. (AP)
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The 790-foot El Faro appears to have lost power amid Hurricane Joaquin.
Storm-tossed ship sinks; 1 body found Search seeks survivors from a crew of 33 that encountered hurricane JACKSONVILLE, FLA. The Coast Guard said Monday that a U.S. cargo ship carrying 33 people sank after encountering high winds and heavy seas from Hurricane Joaquin. Planes and ships will continue to search for the ship, which had not been heard from since Thursday. One body has been recovered. Capt. Mark Fedor said a large debris field, near the Bahamas, was spotted near the last known location of the 790-foot container ship El Faro. The body, which Fedor said was “unidentifiable,” was discovered in a survival suit, but no other human remains or
survivors were located. “We are still looking for survivors or any signs of life,” Fedor said at a news conference near Miami. “We’re not looking for the vessel any longer.” The El Faro had left Jacksonville; it was going to Puerto Rico. The search covered a wide expanse of Atlantic Ocean near Crooked Island in the Bahamas. Fedor said a heavily damaged lifeboat from the El Faro was discovered, but it had no people or signs of life. The ship had two lifeboats capable of holding 43 people each. Fedor said it appears the vessel lost power, making it extremely vulnerable to the hurricane’s 140 mph winds and 50-foot waves. It carried 391 shipping containers, which could have made the ship top-heavy and prone to capsizing. JASON DEAREN AND JENNIFER KAY (AP)
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“This is a term of sequels.” LAWYER JOHN ELWOOD, noting that the Supreme Court’s latest term,
which began Monday, will revisit issues, such as abortion, religious objections to birth control, race in college admissions and union fees. Commentators on the left and right say the lineup suggests that conservatives will win more often than they will lose. (AP)
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A mob in India killed a Muslim for eating beef The mob lynching of a 50-yearold Muslim farmer last week over a rumor that he was eating beef in his home in a village near New Delhi has sparked a backlash of sorts in India. In this predominantly Hindu but secular nation, eating beef has always been tricky. Many Hindus regard the cow as holy and eating beef a sin. In restaurants, if you order beef, you are most likely to be served buffalo meat. But that is not to say nobody eats beef in India. Some highend restaurants frequented by foreigners serve beef. A few small eateries also serve beef to trusted customers, but on the sly. And in some provinces in the northeast, consuming beef is not so taboo. But the horrific killing of Mohammad Akhlaq last Monday by a mob of about 200 Hindus has polarized Indians. While some are calling for a nationwide beef ban, others are boldly and publicly declaring that they love beef. “It marks the rise of Hindu supremacist mob militancy,” writer Shekhar Gupta said, and something the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party “won’t unequivocally condemn or disown.” He urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene. Modi, a vegetarian, had raised the issue of cow protection during his election campaign last year. RAMA LAKSHMI
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U.S., 11 countries reach Trans-Pacific trade deal POLITICS The United States and 11 other Pacific Rim countries have agreed to an ambitious and contentious trade pact that cuts trade barriers, sets labor and environmental standards and protects multinational corporations’ intellectual property. The agreement on the TransPacific Partnership was reached Monday after marathon negotiating sessions in Atlanta through the weekend. But it still must get through a skeptical U.S. Congress. The T P P is desig ned to
encourage trade between the United States, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam. Together, the countries account for 40 percent of world economic output. “We think it helps define the rules of the road for the AsiaPacific region,” said U.S. Trade Rep. Michael Froman. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe welcomed the basic agreement as “a farsighted policy for all participating countries that share the values and try to build
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a free and fair economic zone.” The White House says the agreement will eliminate tariffs on all made-in-America goods exported to TPP countries. For Obama, the trade deal is a major victory. He hailed the completion of the deal Monday and said it “reflects America’s values,” and would give “our workers the fair shot at success they deserve,” The Washington Post reported. He has to wait 90 days to sign the pact, then Congress will begin the voting process. PAUL
Denmark has a problem: People aren’t having enough babies. With one of the world’s most generous welfare systems, the country will need more young workers to help pay for it. Now, the Danish travel company Spies has launched a campaign called “Do it for Mom,” encouraging wannabe grandparents to “sponsor” trips abroad for their adult children. Studies have shown that Danes have much more sex when they’re on vacation.“Send your child on an active holiday and get a grandchild within nine months,” the company’s website promises.
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Plane diverted when pilot becomes ill, dies An American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Boston was diverted to Syracuse, N.Y., on Monday morning after the captain became ill and later died, according to an airline spokeswoman. Andrea Huguely said that after Flight 550’s captain was stricken, the first officer safely landed the plane with 147 passengers and five crew members onboard shortly after 7 a.m. Details of the medical emergency and the identity of the deceased pilot weren’t immediately released. It also wasn’t clear when the pilot died. (AP)
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PARIS | Air France’s director of long-haul flights, Pierre Plissonnier, center, is protected by security as he tries to flee headquarters at Charles de Gaulle Airport during scuffles with union activists on Monday. Protesters stormed a meeting on 2,900 proposed layoffs and ripped clothes off two high-level managers, who scaled a fence to escape.
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The percentage of the world population that will be living in extreme poverty by the end of this year, the first time that number has ever fallen below 10 percent, according to the latest World Bank projections, International Business Times reported Sunday. The percentage in 2012 was 12.8. Extreme poverty is defined as $1.90 in purchasing power per day. (EXPRESS)
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An Amtrak train headed from Vermont to Washington, D.C., on Monday hit rocks that had fallen onto the track from a ledge, spilling the locomotive and a passenger car down an embankment, derailing three other cars and injuring seven people, authorities said. One of the injured was airlifted to a hospital. The Vermonter train carrying 98 passengers and four crew members derailed at around 10:30 a.m. in Northfield, about 20 miles southwest of Montpelier. Officials with the Federal Railroad Administration are investigating. (AP)
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Invasive maneuvers NATO warns Russia over airspace violations as buildup hints at ground offensive
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BEIRUT NATO warned Russia to stay away from Turkey on Monday after the Turkish Air Force intercepted Russian warplanes that strayed into its airspace from Syria, underscoring the heightened risk of a wider conflagration as Russia escalates its intervention in the Syrian conflict. The alliance of Western allies, to which Turkey belongs, also expressed concern over Russia’s continuing military buildup in Syria, urging it to halt attacks on rebel-held areas in northwestern Syria that “led to civilian casualties and did not target Daesh,” using an acronym for the Islamic State, according to a NATO statement issued after a meeting to discuss the weekend incident. Turkey’s Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said the Russian ambassador had informed him that the incident was a mistake, but it nonetheless contributed to the sense that Moscow’s intervention in Syria had added a dangerously unpredictable new dimension to the war. The tensions came as U.S. officials reported intensified Russian activity in apparent preparation for some form of land offensive against rebel-held areas of northern Syria and as they noted indications from a senior Russian official that Russia is planning to send ground forces to join the combat in Syria. Speaking in Madrid, Defense Secretary Ash Carter warned of the dangers that Russia’s moves in Syria would deepen the conflict, calling it “doomed to fail” because it was primarily aimed at propping up Syria’s President
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Bashar Assad. “It will only pour gasoline on the civil war of Syria,” he said. The incident on Saturday occurred as Russian warplanes were bombing a cluster of opposition-held villages on the northern coast. Turkey’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that a Russian fighter aircraft entered Turkish airspace near the border town of Yayladagi shortly after noon on Saturday then exited five minutes later after it was escorted out of the area by two Turkish F-16s. U.S. and European leaders have complained that Russia’s six-day-old air campaign has so far overwhelmingly targeted not the Islamic State but the antiAssad rebellion, including groups backed by the U.S. and its allies. Russia appears to be establishing what amounts to a “front line” extending from the central city of Hama to the town of Latakia, where Russian warplanes are operating out of an expanded
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Developments A group of 41 rebel brigades, including Islamist battalions and many of those with U.S. backing, issued an appeal for help Monday from their Arab allies to counter the Russian intervention, which they called “a clear invasion of the country.” The signatories included the Salafist Ahrar al-Sham rebel group as well as more moderate units that have received weapons and training from the United States and its allies, such as Suqour al-Jabal and Tajamu al-Izza, which are among the groups targeted by the Russian airstrikes. (TWP)
air base, according to a senior U.S. defense official. U.S. officials have noted, he said, signs of an expanded Russian military buildup on the outskirts of Hama. The buildup includes Russian personnel and four BM-30 Smerch
multiple-rocket-launching systems, suggesting Russia may be planning to oversee a ground offensive aimed at capturing rebelheld territory in the northwest of the country. Russia has said it will not send ground forces to Syria, but it is possible that Moscow will call on irregular volunteers such as those that have fought in Ukraine to supplement the wearied and depleted Syrian army in an offensive to reclaim territory. The U.S. has criticized Russia for attacking moderate rebels grouped under the umbrella of the Free Syrian Army, but it has given no indication that it is prepared to increase aid to assist them. On Monday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov responded by challenging the existence of moderate rebels. He called the Free Syrian Army “a phantom group,” adding that “nothing is known about it.” LIZ SLY AND BRIAN MURPHY (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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For the more than 12 years since the U.S.-led invasion, Baghdad’s Green Zone has been out of bounds for the majority of Iraqis. The 3.9-square-mile enclave in central Baghdad contains government buildings, luxurious mansions housing the country’s political elite, and foreign embassies — including the largest and most expensive U.S. diplomatic mission in the world. Hulking blast walls and checkpoints keep out the public, with the meandering Tigris forming a boundary on two sides. But on Monday, Iraqis lined up to enter, with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi — who had announced the opening of the Green Zone the previous evening — ushering in the first vehicles himself. Guards examined cars with sniffer dogs and wand-like bomb detectors. Still, those without passes can navigate only a single road — in one direction. That thoroughfare has been newly flanked with blast walls, meaning that the Green Zone’s buildings are still sealed off behind concrete. Ali Fadl, 32, waited more than an hour to get through security checks. “All those searches just to drive down two kilometers of road,” he grumbled. Moussa Ali, 25, expected to find the entire Green Zone open. “When we got there, it was just one street,” he said. “It shows they are still afraid of us, the people.” LOVEDAY MORRIS
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Who’s fit for the job? As the Nationals look for Matt Williams’ replacement following his firing Monday, it would make sense that they would veer the opposite direction — that they would hire someone with experience. It’s a typical response in sports: The defensive coach in football failed? Hire an offensive guy. Davey Johnson was too laissez faire with his players? Bring in the Big Marine. So in considering who might be a good fit to be the Nats’ seventh manager, start there: experience. BARRY SVRLUGA (THE WASHINGTON POST)
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Are you a believer? Redskins sitting in favorable position The Redskins are tied for the NFC East lead one month into the season. They’re 2-2 along with the Cowboys and the Giants, while the Eagles are one game behind. The division is theirs for the taking, with Philadelphia in chaos, Dallas missing its quarterback and top receiver, and New York relying on Bad Comedian Eli Manning, who prefers cable. In a year when an 8-8 record might be good enough to take the division, here are four reasons the Redskins can win the NFC East (and some reasons they can’t).
1. Quarterback stability Kirk Cousins earned the chance to play the entire
16-game season with Sunday’s comeback victory over the Eagles. Had the Redskins lost, Robert Griffin III might have been warming up soon. Rather than contemplating who should be under center, the Redskins can focus on what Cousins does best: crossing routes and short passes, which kept the Eagles off balance. They can largely forget the deep game, which gets Cousins in trouble. Suddenly, no one’s counting the days until downfield threat DeSean Jackson returns.
2. Versatility The Redskins don’t have any future Hall of Famers, but first-year general manager Scot McCloughan stocked the roster with depth. Eight players caught a pass against Philadelphia and five carried the
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ball. It took the entire roster to beat the Eagles. The revamped offensive line can run and pass block equally well. Meanwhile, the Redskins have four pass rushers to help protect a thin secondary that’s sometimes exposed.
3. Kerrigan’s improving Don’t worry about linebacker Ryan Kerrigan’s slow start. It was expected after he had offseason surgery and sat out the preseason. Still, a player who signed a $57.5 million deal is expected to produce results. Kerrigan has been close every game to getting the passer and he finally got a sack Sunday. Kerrigan is often doubleteamed, but he’s getting better each game. It won’t be long before he’s in the form that gained 13 1/2 sacks last season.
4. Special teams Cutting the franchise’s most accurate field goal kicker seemed a reactionary move after the opening loss, but incoming kicker Dustin Hopkins has been a real success over three games. Hopkins’ kickoffs are routinely in the end zone, with only two of 13 getting returned. That’s a huge help
for a mediocre coverage unit. Hopkins has converted all six field goals and six extra points. Meanwhile, kickoff returner Rashad Ross is averaging 33.8 yards and has a 101-yard touchdown. Punt returner Jamison Crowder, who doesn’t always make the best decisions, also seems like he’s on the verge of breaking one for a touchdown sometime soon.
Why to be wary There are night games remaining against Dallas and Philadelphia and we all know how badly Washington plays in the dark. Depth has already been depleted at tight end, offensive line and secondary, so any more injuries would be devastating. That’s asking a lot with 12 games remaining. The Redskins don’t have a road win and tough trips to New England, Atlanta and Dallas are ahead. But mostly, it takes time for a 4-12 team to become a 12-4 one. The Redskins may be another year or two away from truly contending. Still, the NFC East is wide open.
3 A strong finish While the Astros battled to the final game to earn the last AL wild-card spot, the Yankees eased into the postseason. Houston won six of it last eight games. New York lost six of seven.
2 Going deep Few ballparks are as home run-friendly as Yankee Stadium, which suits the Astros’ lineup well. They hit the second-most homers (230) in MLB this season.
1 Pitching edge Dallas Keuchel may be the AL Cy Young winner after going 20-8 with a 2.48 ERA. The Astros’ lefty has a 1.13 ERA in three career starts against the Yankees, who will turn to Masahiro Tanaka.
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So, experience. Do you call Leyland? He turns 71 in December, has no connection to this franchise or the people who run it, and has burned out more than once. But if you believe your roster is still ready to contend — and the Nationals do — then it’s worth the call. Other than Tony La Russa and Bobby Cox, there’s no available manager with the combination of accomplishment and reputation Leyland would bring. (Plus, La Russa has a post-manager gig running the Diamondbacks, and Cox is 74 and settled into retirement.)
For eight-and-a-half seasons Black managed the Padres, often at times when the club didn’t have the payroll clout or development system to compete against the powers in the NL West. Black, who pitched in 398 big-league games, comes with two primary attributes that would be useful in Washington right now: a deep understanding of pitching and an ability to relate to his players. Other potential candidates with managerial experience include Kansas City bench coach Don Wakamatsu and former Twins manager Ron Gardenhire.
The flip side of experience would be Ripken. The Hall of Fame shortstop, who spent his entire career with the Orioles, interviewed for the Nationals vacancy two years ago. To what extent he was a serious candidate, who knows? He obviously brings credibility — just as Williams did. But bringing in another first-timer would be doubling down on the Williams mistake. At least Williams had spent time in a major league dugout after his playing career. Ripken hasn’t. That one fact makes this the wrong place and time for the Iron Man.
Martinez, who serves as the Cubs bench coach under Joe Maddon — and held the same position under Maddon in Tampa Bay — interviewed for the Washington job when it went to Williams. With parts of 16 seasons in the majors as an outfielder and first baseman, Martinez brings the credibility of a player without the burden of being a star player. The Nationals would essentially have to admit a major mistake and say, “We should have hired this guy two years ago.” But if they believe he is the right fit, they should own up to the gaffe.
He is the choice among longtime Nationals now, as he was when the club replaced Davey Johnson two years ago. Knorr has the deepest roots in the organization, predating its move to Washington, playing for the Expos. He’s done whatever was asked, managing from Class A to Class AAA, and serving as the bullpen and bench coach at different times. Knorr was let go Monday — along with Williams’ entire staff. He interviewed for the big chair in the fall of 2013. Now he could get another look. “We have not ruled out Randy Knorr,” GM Mike Rizzo said Monday.
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NATIONALS In describing what he will look for in a manager to replace Matt Williams, Nationals GM Mike Rizzo might have been pointing out exactly what he felt went wrong with the man he hired two years ago and fired Monday. “Leadership qualities, knowledge of the game, X’s and O’s are all important. Communication in the clubhouse, communication within the coaching staff, is vital,” Rizzo said during a conference call. “Experience is always helpful.” While Williams was voted NL Manager of the Year for his rookie season in 2014, he is now out of a job because the Nationals failed to make the playoffs after entering the season with World Series aspirations. Rizzo delivered the news to Williams in the Nationals Park manager’s office the morning after Washington finished the regular season 83-79. In February, the Nationals exercised Williams’ 2016 contract option. But he presided over a 2015 season filled with defeats, discord and a dugout dustup between NL MVP front-runner Bryce Harper and teammate Jonathan Papelbon. “There was a lot more trials and tribulations this year,” Rizzo said. “The roster that we had in the winter here and going into spring training was a roster that many, many people felt was a championship roster.” HOWARD FENDRICH (AP)
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While looking for patterns in food consumption among elementary school children, researchers at Texas A&M University found an interesting quirk about when and why kids choose to eat their vegetables. After analyzing plate waste data from nearly 8,500 students, they found that kids are much more likely to eat their vegetable portion when it’s paired with a food that isn’t so delicious that it gets all the attention. When chicken nuggets and burgers, schoolchildren’s most popular items, are on the menu, for instance, vegetable waste tends to rise significantly. Another strategy is serving vegetables first before other foods. After all, they can’t lose a battle with no competitor.
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Janet Jackson hasn’t missed a beat ALBUM REVIEW “It was in summer that you left me, the fall and winter never felt so cold, and Lord knows words can never express it, life feels so empty I miss you much,” Janet Jackson sings about her late brother, Michael Jackson. “Broken Hearts Heal” is a perfect example of Jackson’s musical prowess: The song’s beat is so feel-good, breezy and bouncy that you must dance, but her lyrics are touching, and in this particular song, heartwrenching as she highlights her relationship, even as kids doing chores, with the King of Pop. And that’s exactly it: Jackson’s
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1939: In a speech to the Reichstag, German Chancellor Adolf Hitler talks about his plans to reorder the ethnic layout of Europe — a plan that would entail settling the “Jewish problem.”
1949: U.S.-born Iva Toguri D’Aquino, convicted of treason for being Japanese wartime broadcaster “Tokyo Rose,” is sentenced in San Francisco to 10 years in prison (she ends up serving more than six).
1979: Pope John Paul II, on a weeklong U.S. tour, becomes the first pontiff to visit the White House, where he is received by President Jimmy Carter.
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IT MATTERS TO US 41 Easy to reach 42 Affirmative response 43 Ice cream thickener 44 Participate in an auction 45 Some noblemen 46 Streakers across the sky 50 Oceangoing force 53 Angler’s encouragement 54 Affirmative vote 55 “Who knows?” 58 “When all ____ fails ...” 59 “... happily ___ after” 60 Spooky 61 One with a crystal ball 62 Change the look of 63 Doesn’t work or play
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34 Eye layers 35 Sought-after thing in August 37 Wedding invitation printer, often 38 Bleach 43 Assistant coach, e.g. 44 ___ carotene 45 Better balanced? 46 Prefix with “surgery” or “transmitter” 47 Certain hearings
48 Took another match to 49 Important business department 50 “The ___ have it” 51 Auditoner’s goal 52 She’s an inspiration 53 Raised, as dogs 56 Eden occupant 57 ___ time (golfer’s starting point)
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Jason Priestley has commented on Tori Spelling’s confession that they had a fling in their “Beverly Hills, 90210” days. “I’m not getting into this. … It’s nobody’s business. … Either way …,” he said on Twitter. Spelling mentioned their liaison on the “Celebrity Lie Detector” episode that aired after “The Unauthorized Beverly Hills, 90210 Story” on Lifetime on Saturday. (EXPRESS)
Julianne Moore said on “Watch What Happens Live” on Sunday that, if forced to choose, she’d donate a kidney to Kristen Stewart instead of to Stewart’s ex, Robert Pattinson, Us Weekly reported. Moore has co-starred with both actors. She appeared with Pattinson in 2014’s “Maps to the Stars,” and with Stewart in 2014’s “Still Alice.” “I’m gonna go with Kristen,” Moore said. (EXPRESS)
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‘Kate would tell them, but you get my drift’ In an op-ed for Sunday’s issue of the Financial Times, Prince William wrote about saving endangered species. “I cannot imagine what it would feel like if the last elephant or rhinoceros in the wild died — and I then had to explain to my children how we let it happen,” he wrote. “It would be impossible to reassure them with a straight face that we could still reverse climate change or end intractable conflicts.” (EXPRESS)
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John Mayer makes it OK for bros to listen to Miley John Mayer tweeted about his love for Miley Cyrus’ new album, “Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz.” “I’m totally transfixed,” he wrote Sunday. “This is why I love music. You can be one artist one year and the next discover some crazy light inside yourself and shine it everywhere. … This Miley album is amazing.” (EXPRESS)
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Although they announced their separation in early September, soon-to-be-not-married couple Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger are still collaborating on music, People reported. On Sunday, Lavigne posted Instagram photos of herself and Kroeger in the studio. “YeeHaw! Writing with Chad today,” she captioned a photo in which she’s wearing a cowboy hat. She captioned a photo of Kroeger, “Back where it all started …” When their split was announced, Lavigne wrote on Instagram: “We are still, and forever will be, the best of friends, and will always care deeply for each other.” (EXPRESS)
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