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Feb 18 2024
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Washington D.C. Mom Charged with Felony Murder in Daughter's Fentanyl Death
Washington, DC – Sasha McCoy, a 27-year-old Washington D.C. resident, has been arrested and charged with first-degree felony murder following the tragic fentanyl-related death of her three-year-old daughter on October 28, 2022. McCoy was arraigned on February 16, 2024, in D.C. Superior Court, where she pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and first-degree cruelty to children.
Shore News NetworkMar 22 2024
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Aerospace Corp. to invest $100 million in El Segundo campus, moves headquarters to Washington, D.C., area
Research and development lab Aerospace Corp. moved its headquarters this week to Virginia from El Segundo but reaffirmed its commitment to its South Bay campus by announcing a $100-million investment there. The federally funded nonprofit corporation, which supports government and private-sector space work, said there would be no “significant relocation of current employees” in the move to
Los Angeles TimesJan 17 2024
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Snowball fight in Washington DC dubbed 'Battle of Snowpenheimer'
Lots of snow sometimes means lots of snowball fights, and it was bound to happen in Washington D.C. if there's a few inches on the ground. It was dubbed the "Battle of Snowpenheimer," a nod to the hit film, "Oppenheimer," and just like the movie, this was a big one. This massive snowball fight was on the National Mall between the National Gallery and the Air and Space Museum. They got a few
WFMZ 69Nov 14 2023
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Washington D.C. braces for "March for Israel"
A March for Israel in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday will be subject to enhanced security as tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on the U.S. capital in response to pro-Palestinian demonstrations. The rally, organized by the Jewish Federations of North America, is expected to take place at 1 p.m. ET at the National Mall and will remain static rather than moving through the streets
NewsweekMar 21 2024
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Washington, DC Police Union set to declare city crime a 'crisis' in House hearing as staffing continues to decline
The hearing will focus on the impact of crime in Washington. The Washington, D.C. Police Union is set to declare a "crisis" during its testimony at a hearing before lawmakers on Capitol Hill Thursday. The hearing, which will focus on the impact of crime in Washington on Congressional operations and visitors, comes a little over a week after the city passed a bill aimed at curbing crime in the
ABC News (Online)Jan 19 2024
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Washington, DC gas explosion sends 1 to hospital, damages daycare
A Washington, DC explosion sent 1 person to the hospital and damaged a daycare Thursday. A giant fireball was caught on video. A Washington, DC explosion sent 1 person to the hospital and damaged a daycare Thursday. A giant fireball was caught on video. A Washington, DC explosion sent 1 person to the hospital and damaged a daycare Thursday. A giant fireball was caught on video. A Washington,
ABC 7 Los AngelesFeb 26 2024
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Air Force man sets himself on fire outside Israeli embassy in Washington DC
A member of the US Air Force is in a critical condition after setting himself on fire in front of the Israeli embassy in Washington.
Officers from the US Secret Service extinguished the flames before the man was taken to hospital on Sunday afternoon with serious injuries.
The US Air Force confirmed an active-duty serviceman was involved but he has not been identified.
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BBC NewsApr 18 2024
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'Another day of chaos in DC'
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The Week - NewsApr 17 2024
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The office building market downturn is dragging D.C.
It's ugly out there for office building owners. Their investments were sky-high during Washington's renaissance — and now their net worths have tumbled as white-collar workers would rather WFH than clock-in downtown. Why it matters: As D.C.'s office market gets pummeled, the plight of bruised real estate titans is also a drag on the rest of the city. Catch up quick: The commercial real estate
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