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Labor unions and District officials say they have reached a deal on a minimum-wage bill that would set the hourly minimum wage at $15 and the tipped minimum at $5 by 2020. The agreement follows a debate between businesses and advocates for workers who earn gratuities about the fair rate of compensation. At least one group isn’t satisfied.

LEADING THE MORNING NEWS:

• D.C.’s pension fund for its government workers divests from investments in fossil fuels. [City Desk, DCist]
• Maketto Chef Erik Bruner-Yang has sued Toki Underground and his former partners. [Young & Hungry]
• Metro’s top bosses urge riders to use alternative modes of transit during SafeTarck maintenance. [WAMU]
• A D.C. agency and a national group have put out a guide on trans-inclusive workplaces. [City Desk, DCist]
• Visualization: Where are the daily commuters to the District coming from? [Greater Greater Washington]
• D.C.-based tech incubator 1776 is opening campus in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard (sorry Southeast). [DC Inno]
• Diners can regularly buy a round of drinks for the staff of Tim Ma’s Kyirisan in Shaw. [Young & Hungry] 

RECENT CITY PAPER STORIES TO HELP YOU MAKE SENSE OF YOUR DAY:

• Olympic Loan: Gear Prudence on whether to give your bike to a triathlon-ing friend. Hint: Just don’t do it.
• Capital Pride: D.C.’s major gay-pride parade is this Saturday. Here are the streets in Dupont it will close.
• Spilled Milk: Actually, it was spilled coffee creamer and fire officials responded to it on Monday morning.

LOOSE LIPS LINKS, by Will Sommer (tips? wsommer@washingtoncitypaper.com)

• Metro overhaul means big problems for DCPS students. [WAMU]
• Burglary stirs up Ward 8 race. [LL] 
• District gov pension fund divests from fossil fuel companies. [WCP]
• Can District stores actually ban teens? [WAMU]
• GGW not impressed with the District’s Metro overhaul plans. [GGW]
• Former DPR director dies at 73. [Post] 

ARTS LINKS, by Matt Cohen (tips? mcohen@washingtoncitypaper.com)

• The DC Digital Museum is now soliciting for content: Your memories. [DCist]
• Creative Time to host its 2016 summit in D.C. this fall. [WCP]
• Capital Fringe festival is coming. [DC Theatre Scene]
• National Portrait Gallery puts up Muhammed Ali portrait. [DCist]
• Another edition of Rank & Groove! [WCP]

YOUNG & HUNGRY LINKS, by Jessica Sidman (tips? jsidman@washingtoncitypaper.com)

• Buckeye + Bear will open in Dupont with live bands and barbecue. [Washingtonian]
• In a military kitchen, female chefs show guts and glory. [Post]
• 11 must-try summer eats and drinks [Zagat]
• Cheesetique now open in Ballston. [ARLnow]
• Poke Pop pops up again. [DCist]
• Exiles brings more barbecue to U Street NW. [Borderstan]
• Michelle Obama visits three D.C. restaurants in three weeks. [Eater]