D.C. Just Voted To End The Tipped Minimum Wage, But The Battle Isn't Over
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El Salvadoran Workers on Capitol Hill are Serving Senators Who Are Trying To Deport Them
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Bus driver spat on Tuesday in Northeast Washington, union says
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D.C. community events, Sept. 7-13, 2017
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D.C. crime report
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Going Out Guide for the District, Sept. 7-13, 2017
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D.C. Animal Watch
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D.C. Adopt a Pet
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Hope for deported Maryland brothers: Scholarships at U.S. university in Nicaragua
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Police pursuit of vehicle that ended in crash at Trump Hotel began as domestic incident
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A boy, 13, is stabbed at British International School in Northwest Washington
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Washington Monument will have a new elevator system and screening area when it reopens in 2019
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‘We are America’: DACA recipients, supporters say they are not going anywhere
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D.C. police seeking volunteers to get quick help to domestic abuse victims
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Teenager wounded in shooting in Southeast D.C. on Sunday
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Armed robbery suspect arrested after crashing vehicle in front of Trump Hotel
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Georgetown Law program offers fellowship for young D.C. police officers
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At least six passengers suffer minor injuries in Metro bus accident
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D.C. and Virginia, bucking Trump, pledge to honor Paris climate pact
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How the government contributes to the low supply of starter homes
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Two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in D.C.'s Trinidad lists for $389,000
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Kalorama’s parking crisis deepens with Obamas and Ivanka Trump as neighbors
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Noise complaint for a birthday party riles NW Washington neighborhood
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May was cooler than normal, ending 11-month streak of above-average temperatures
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D.C. to settle whistleblower case for $3.53 million
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Former D.C. elementary teacher pleads guilty to sexually assaulting six students
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Norton calls on FBI to investigate fake fliers targeting immigrants in District
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Man arrested at Trump hotel is ordered to undergo VA mental-health treatment
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D.C. open houses June 3-4
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Girl found alone on street in Columbia Heights has been identified
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Police seeking man who robbed bank near Gallery Place
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As nonprofits brace for cuts under Trump, they make a political pitch to donors
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Mr. Pruitt, Do The Job You Were Hired To Do
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This 'Elegy For The Arctic' Is A Soul-Stirring Love Song To Our Planet
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Man found with military-style rifle at Trump hotel wanted to ‘bring down big pharmacy’ and meet president
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D.C. Council member demands records on parents who evaded school lottery
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Council member Todd gets minor fine for many campaign finance infractions
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D.C.’s grocery gap reflects city’s income divide
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D.C. police seek help identifying young girl found alone in Columbia Heights
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Protesters plan March for Truth to demand independent Russia investigation
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Podcaster Jon Lovett aims to deliver a tonic for our troubled times
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After being stabbed, D.C. man drives 7 miles to reach Howard University Hospital
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Woman who left MGM casino with someone else’s $15,000 fur coat pleads guilty
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Noose found at exhibit in African American Smithsonian museum
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A driver’s license in D.C. will soon come with a perk: automatic voter registration
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Investigative group files lawsuit seeking police information on Seth Rich slaying
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One man killed. Dozens of bullets fired. A D.C. community fearful the violence will continue.
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Going Out Guide for the District, June 1-7, 2017
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Giving circles in the Washington area
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With ‘giving circles,’ a sum that is far greater than the parts
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Montgomery County and Frederick County homes sales
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D.C. crime report
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D.C. Council agenda, June 1-7, 2017
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Man arrested at Trump hotel after assault rifle is found in vehicle, D.C. police say
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Man, 25, fatally shot in Carver-Langston area of Northeast Washington
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Female bicyclist seriously injured in Capitol Hill crash
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D.C. adopt a pet
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D.C. Animal Watch
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D.C. Council approves $13.8 billion budget, keeping tax cuts in place
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Teachers at D.C. charter school launch campaign to unionize
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Low inventory and rising prices are forcing many home buyers to become less picky
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A Law Used To Stifle Landlords Is Reducing Affordable Housing In Washington, DC
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Two fatal shootings during Memorial Day weekend
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This woman’s sexual discrimination case against D.C. has lasted 27 years
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Dix Street NE shooting victim dies
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Five shot, one gravely wounded, in D.C. during weekend
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100 Middle Schoolers Refuse Photo-Op With Paul Ryan During D.C. Trip
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