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White House discussing tweaks to D.C. statehood bill to ‘allay concerns’ in Senate
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Hackers post hundreds of pages of purported internal D.C. police documents
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Multiple people wounded in Southeast D.C. shooting, police say
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Mother of missing baby tells activist the child died and she disposed of the body
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Children in Ivy City have already waited too long for a place to play
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More than 13,000 District unemployment claimants missed payments this spring
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Ransomware attack on D.C. police resumes with more internal files released
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‘Pop’ or ‘soda’ or ‘coke’? What you call it probably depends on where you grew up.
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At a troubled D.C. hospital, fewer patients and looming cuts in funding, services
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Man found fatally stabbed in Starburst Plaza in Northeast D.C., police say
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D.C. police continue search for 2-month-old boy missing since last week
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D.C. to remove capacity, activity restrictions for most businesses on May 21
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Watch your language: Further forays into the world of American words
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Some saw bright sunset on Friday, others got gray gloom
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Phil Mendelson will seek another term as D.C. Council chairman
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There's Never Been A Good Argument Against D.C. Statehood
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Inside the housing showdown in D.C.’s Ivy City, where kids have no place to play
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D.C. police officer who fought Capitol rioters pens letter to officials: ‘The time to fully recognize these Officers actions is NOW!’
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There’s a word for that. It may just not be the word you learned growing up.
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In nod to statehood bid, Bowser admitted to Democratic Governors Association
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D.C. police identify officer who fatally shot man wielding gun in domestic dispute
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Four people stabbed — one fatally — in three separate incidents in D.C.
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Tuesday provided a weather feast: warmth, wetness and rainbows
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D.C. Council unanimously confirms Robert J. Contee III as District’s police chief
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D.C. Council refuses to raise funding cap for United Medical Center, triggering oversight board
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D.C. police fires officer involved in racing marked cruisers on city street
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Cleansing the soul and restoring the spirit with a spot of forest bathing
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After Trump-era cutbacks and a pandemic, immigrant advocacy groups prepare to meet a rising need
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One name stands out as a new moniker for the Washington Football Team
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Girl, 7, shot while playing in D.C. had just made a new friend before gunfire erupted
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Three shot outside D.C. convenience store that has seen repeated gun violence
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What do doggies dream of doing? I think I know what mine craves.
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D.C. is working on a futuristic plan: Less parking, taller buildings and a transformed city
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We had long, bright hours to enjoy May Day and its symbolism
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To mask or not to mask? Mayor’s order stokes confusion in D.C.
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For more than 50 years, working women could stay at the Evangeline
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Park Service removes National Christmas Tree near White House after it develops fungal disease
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Man fatally shot by D.C. police pointed gun at officer and woman, authorities say
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‘I don’t feel safe!’: A Black man told police he feared them, and then an officer yanked him by his hair
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Man shot and critically wounded by D.C. police in SW apartment, police say
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Manchin Says He Opposes D.C. Statehood Bill In Another Consequential Break With Dems
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Gusty winds knock down trees across the D.C. region, leave thousands without power
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Capitol Hill rowhouse is ‘silent writing partner’
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D.C. attorney general offers to seal records of some arrested during Floyd protests
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Man held in Congress Heights shooting
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Rubber sole: More adventures in what most people call ‘flip-flops’
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When the cicadas last swarmed, a children’s book eased fears. Now, 17 years later, it’s helping again.
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Md. man shot in apparent road rage incident in Northwest Washington has died
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One person killed, four others hurt, including an infant outside Richmond
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Tuesday gave us a top temperature and a super moon
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Hackers claim to have infiltrated internal D.C. police files
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Two friends fatally struck by vehicle at Hains Point were advocates for the homeless
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Hacker apparently accesses D.C. police computer system, department says
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Ryan Jones, a local lawyer, declares candidacy for D.C. attorney general
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The true story of the Great Takoma Goldfish Rescue of 2021
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Biden’s quest for a new normal: Can he restore calm and still make progress?
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D.C. officers crash patrol cars during apparent racing, department spokesman says
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Delivering fresh produce to families, pancake mix to staff, principal works to boost morale and navigate challenges of pandemic
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After a career as an engineer, he was surprised to find he loved teaching
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Persistent rainfall Saturday night, Sunday morning gets us closer to average
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Three arrested in connection with fatal shooting of pregnant Maryland woman
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