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PM Update: Pleasant this evening and tonight, with another try at 90 Thursday
D.C. just barely missed 90 earlier in the week. We’ll give it a go again tomorrow.
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House Republicans look to intervene in D.C.’s response to GWU encampment
‘We want to ensure that the Washington police is working with campus police to ensure the safety of Jewish students,’ said House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.).
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We predict a muggy May in D.C. area with warm weather, plenty of rain
It was the 10th-warmest April on record in the D.C. area, but rainfall was below normal.
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Naylor Court condos meld history and modern aesthetic
Buying New | The Matthew adds nine condos to the Shaw neighborhood
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D.C.-area forecast: Not quite as warm today, then back to higher heat tomorrow
Cooler weather this weekend with scattered showers likely at times.
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Rising moped use worries some residents. A new bill aims to make a fix.
D.C. Council legislation would require moped sellers to complete registration paperwork, assuaging residents who say there’s no accountability for dangerous drivers.
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Police use pepper spray, arrest 13 at VCU pro-Palestinian protest
Police arrested 13 people connected to a pro-Palestinian protest at Virginia Commonwealth University on Monday as demonstrations at Virginia colleges continued.
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PM Update: Shower or storm possible tonight, then warm but less humid Wednesday
A weak cold front could spark isolated to scattered showers this evening. It will be 80 or above again in most spots tomorrow.
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Lawmakers question D.C. police for not moving on GW protesters
Two members of Congress threatened legislative action after D.C. police decline to break up a pro-Palenstinian encampment at George Washington University.
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Gov. Wes Moore signs new law requiring luggage for foster youths
Advocates testified this year that children without luggage stuffed their belongings into trash bags when entering foster care or moving between homes.
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Trump compares campus protests to deadly Jan. 6 attack, broadens offer to pardon Capitol rioters
Donald Trump expanded a pledge to pardon people accused or convicted of crimes connected to Jan. 6, saying he would consider clemency for all of them.
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As internet data centers multiply, efforts to control them are growing
Localities are starting to increase taxes and regulations on data centers as the football-field-sized buildings come under greater scrutiny.
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D.C.-area forecast: April closes with another hot day and possible evening thunderstorms
Warm weather continues through Friday, with some weekend cooling and rain potential.
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D.C. police just schooled a university on freedom of speech rights
While police across America roil campuses with clashes and arrests, D.C. police refused to listen to George Washington University’s request to intervene.
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