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Hundreds of thousands flock to the National Mall for the second “No Kings” protest

In the late morning of Oct. 18, groups of Georgetown undergraduates gathered at the McDonough Bus turnaround. While some students carried signs, others just brought themselves, preparing to shuttle into downtown D.C. and make their way to one of the biggest protests organized yet: “No Kings.”. These students joined...
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Three taken to hospital, one in serious condition following crash in DC

Multiple people were hospitalized following a crash in Northeast D.C. overnight.
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DC man fatally shot on suburban Maryland street

Man fatally shot in Oxon Hill as PGPD launches homicide investigation Oxon Hill, MD – A Washington, DC man was shot and killed Saturday night in Oxon Hill, prompting a…
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DEI is alive and well at a Washington hospital

Although diversity, equity and inclusion is now in considerable disrepute and even regarded as unacceptable in many contexts, its vestiges still permeate many sectors. One is health care.
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Virginia Woman Indicted In LI Crash That Killed Sara Burack

Amanda Kempton, 32, of Fairfax, Virginia, was indicted on one count of leaving the scene of an incident resulting in death, in Suffolk County Court on Monday, Oct. 20. Kempton allegedly struck 40-year-old Sara Burack around 2:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 19, while driving a Toyota Highlander westbound on West Montauk...
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The 93-year-old California woman who held an entire civilization in her mind

Isabel Meadows’ Final Mission to Save Rumsen Ohlone. Isabel Meadows was the last person who could speak Rumsen Ohlone fluently. Born in 1846 to an English whaler and a Rumsen Ohlone woman, she grew up hearing the native tongue daily. At age 86, she met Smithsonian linguist John Harrington who saw her unique value.
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Maryland Man Fights Officers After Attempted Fraud At Woodbridge Bank: Police

A Maryland man who allegedly tried to pull a fast one at a Virginia bank ended up fighting with officers before being hauled off in handcuffs, according to Prince William County Police. The incident happened shortly before 2 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 17, when officers were called to the Navy...
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Attempted carjacking ends when driver begins shooting

HILLCREST HEIGHTS, Md. — Police are investigating after two people tried to carjack a driver, who in return began shooting at them, in Hillcrest Heights on Monday afternoon. According to the Prince George's County Police Department, the attempted carjacking turned shooting happened in the 3500 block of Branch Avenue.
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Doorbell Camera Video Shows Trio in Halloween Masks Threatening to Break In, Police Investigating

Police are investigating a disturbing doorbell camera video that shows three individuals in Halloween masks threatening to break into someone’s house in Virginia . As reported by USA Today , the Alexandria Police Department has launched an investigation into the incident, which shows three individuals outside a...
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FDA expands list of imported cookware that may leach lead into food

Want to see more of NewsNation? Get 24/7 fact-based news coverage with the NewsNation app or add NewsNation as a preferred source on Google!. (NewsNation) — The U.S. Food & Drug Administration has added six additional products to its list of imported cookware that may leach lead into food.

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