Four people fatally shot Friday in D.C., continuing a violent month
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An 11-year-old boy’s killing isn’t proof black lives don’t matter to black people. It’s proof of our collective failure.
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Three slain in the District on Friday evening, police say
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Mercury, despite a few doubts, hits 90 degrees here again on Friday
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At George Mason and U-Md., new presidents arrive amid national crises
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In D.C. wards hit hardest by covid-19, sending kids to school is a risk some parents won’t take
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Court temporarily halts lawsuit targeting Trump’s business dealings at D.C. hotel
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First female Popeyes franchisee and longtime education administrator dies of covid-19
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For Eleanor Holmes Norton, new urgency for long-fought battles
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D.C. police arrest man, seek additional suspects in killing of 11-year-old at anti-violence cookout
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Man found fatally shot outside laundromat in Northeast Washington
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Coronavirus caseload rises slightly in Washington region with key metrics mixed
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Can Washington’s football team pick a name already, so we can stop talking about polls?
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Civil rights groups say D.C. police aided clearing of Lafayette Square on June 1
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D.C. on the brink of allowing inmates to vote from prison
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D.C. crime report
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Attacker wields tennis racket in Capitol Hill robbery, police account says
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11 arrested Tuesday near Lafayette Square, D.C. police say
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D.C. Council raises gas and other taxes, rejects tax increase on wealthy, during first budget vote
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Coronavirus cases increase in Washington region after lowest number in months
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Three people fatally shot in Southeast Washington
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Elite private and charter schools across Washington got millions in PPP loans
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D.C. Council reconsiders sweeping police bill
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Monday fatal shooting near Anacostia Metro station follows days of violence in D.C.
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A shiva is seen around the world for former Foreign Service officer who died of covid-19
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11-year-old fatally shot in Southeast D.C. after anti-violence July 4 cookout
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House Approves Bill To Make D.C. The 51st State In Historic Vote
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The Senate Underrepresents Black Americans. D.C. Statehood Could Help Change That.
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Washington’s Lone Voice In Congress Praises 'Historic' Vote For Statehood
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Sunday was our first full day of summer, and not a bad one, either
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Saturday straddled seasons, but lacked summer’s sizzle
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Transit systems take small steps to ramp up service amid pandemic
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D.C. fire, police rescue 12 people, including children, trapped by rising water in Potomac River
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Man fatally shot in Fairlawn section of Southeast Washington
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Three men killed in two shooting incidents in Prince George’s County
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Friday was the day before the solstice, and notable in its way
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White House says it will again host Fourth of July event, despite pandemic
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D.C., Montgomery County make Phase 2 moves, putting entire region at second stage of virus recovery
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Baltimore students protest for anti-racist curriculum: ‘We don’t know the truth’
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Juneteenth in D.C.: Protest, celebration coexist as holiday gains energy in nation’s capital
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Federal Prison Riot Team That Patrolled D.C. Streets Injured Colleagues In Training Exercises
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Brooke Pinto wins Ward 2 D.C. Council race to serve the rest of this year
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Flynn fires back at ‘partisan assault’ by ex-judge, says court must dismiss his conviction
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D.C. targets Monday for entering next phase of coronavirus recovery, mayor says
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In D.C., some have been protesting for nearly three weeks. Hope is what keeps them coming back.
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D.C. crime report
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In debate over school shuttle, Capitol Hill parents confront race, equity — and their commutes
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Brooke Pinto leads the vote count in Ward 2 special election
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D.C. says more than 400 virus test samples can’t be processed because of heat exposure
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Hoyer sets June 26 date for historic House vote on D.C. statehood bill
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For black residents who saw D.C. burn decades ago, Floyd protests feel like hope
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After primary debacle, D.C. elections board mails ballots to every voter in Ward 2 special election
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D.C. police department faces tough talks on budget amid calls to defund
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Homelessness crisis is expected in D.C. when coronavirus emergency ends and evictions begin
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'There Is Obviously A Race Issue In Food. I've Personally Dealt With It.'
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The Fight To Fix Policing Begins At The City Council
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Trump’s Occupation Of D.C. Fuels Calls For Statehood
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DC Mayor Has 'Black Lives Matter' Painted On Street Leading To White House
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He Opened His Door to Over 70 Protesters, Protecting Them From Police
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Army: Defense Secretary Reverses Plan To Send Active-Duty Troops Home
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A Dystopian Display In D.C.
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Trump Called In The Military To Scare Anti-Racist Protesters. They Showed Up Anyway.
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D.C. Man Who Opened Door To Protesters: I Hope My Son Grows Up To Be Like Them
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D.C. Residents Open Their Doors To Save Protesters From The Police
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Buying New | 1603 Isherwood in Northeast Washington
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Voters report difficulty getting mail-in ballots for D.C.’s Tuesday primary
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Bowser, Newsham defend D.C. police response as Trump vows crackdown
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D.C. mayor announces new curfew as city braces for several more days of protests
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Mohamed Soltan, U.S. citizen held as political prisoner, files torture lawsuit against Egypt’s ex-prime minister
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Buildings Set On Fire Near White House As George Floyd Protests Continue
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