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Thousands of National Guardsmen to Stay in DC Upon Request
A total of 7,000 National Guard troops that were dispatched to the District for Inauguration Day will remain in the...
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Washington Monument Closed Until Further Notice Due to Pandemic
The National Park Service announced that the Washington Monument will remain closed until further notice due to the spread of...
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Biden Stops by Self-Described ‘Jew-ish’ Deli After First Mass at Georgetown Church
Joe Biden attended his first church service as president at Holy Trinity Catholic Church and stopped at a self described...
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District to Receive Over 14,000 Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine This Week
The District of Columbia will receive 8,775 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 5,600 doses of the Moderna vaccine this...
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15-Year-Old Boy, Two Others Killed in Multiple Southeast DC shootings
Three individuals, including a 15-year-old, were killed in four shootings that took place in Southeast DC on Thursday, according to...
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District Partially Removes Ban on Indoor Dining After Almost A Month
Restaurants in the District are able to return to offering indoor dining at 25 percent capacity as of 5 am...
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Metrobus Crash in Northeast DC Claims Life of One, Injures Several
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a fatal head-on crash involving a Metrobus and a car that occurred on Friday.
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Washington Capitals Fined $100,000 by NHL for Violating COVID Protocols
The National Hockey League has fined the Washington Capitals $100,000 due to a number of violations of its coronavirus guidelines.
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Howard University Celebrates Alumna Kamala Harris’ Vice Presidency
Howard University's president Wayne Frederick said it was a "great day" for the African-American community after Kamala Harris took her...
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Gallaudet Student Arrested for Involvement in US Capitol Riot
A student at Gallaudet University was arrested after he was seen in a video forcefully entering the Capitol during the...
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