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Death of George Floyd
2 years after George Floyd's murder, families of loved ones killed by cops visit White House
Capitol Hill
'I knew it was a risk' | Owner tracks down alleged thief after another dog stolen in DC
Caroline Boyce said she and her boyfriend went to the stranger's apartment. "We were just begging, 'Please, please, please let us have our dog back.'"
Capitol Hill
What is the federal government doing to get baby formula to families in need?
The American Academy of Pediatrics is also recommending emergency feeding practices.
Capitol Hill
Capitol Police break up scuffle between abortion-rights and anti-abortion activists Sunday
The women's advocacy group Supermajority organized a rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court but they were met by anti-abortion activists.
Capitol Hill
Biden roasts Trump and himself at correspondents’ dinner with comedian Trevor Noah hosting
The president took the opportunity to make light of the criticism he has faced and take aim at his predecessor, the GOP and the members of the press.
DC
FAA admits fault for Capitol evacuation during parachute demonstration at Nats game
The agency says it's taking immediate steps to coordinate with other agencies to avoid similar confusion regarding future aviation events in the Washington area.
Capitol Hill
History Made: Senate confirms Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court
All 50 Democrats supported Judge Jackson and she also got the support of three Republicans. She will replace Associate Justice Stephen Breyer.
Capitol Hill
White House brings back Easter Egg Roll for first time since pandemic began
This year's Easter tradition will happen on April 18. Interested participants must apply online for tickets, as there is a lottery to participate.
Capitol Hill
U.S. Capitol opening up again for tours
It's been closed since the start of the pandemic and also due to Jan. 6 related security concerns.
Capitol Hill
VERIFY: Has Congress ever implemented year-round daylight saving time before 2022?
The answer is yes. And if the Senate's bill passes in the House the time change wouldn't go into effect until November.
Local News
Son testifies against father in Capitol Riots trial
A jury of 16 people continues to hear testimonies Thursday in the case against 49-year-old Guy Wesley Reffitt.
Maryland
Van Hollen: 'No, you're not going to see American soldiers on the ground in Ukraine'
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland (D) spoke to WUSA9 ahead of Tuesday's State of the Union address.
Capitol Hill
'I knew it was a risk' | Owner tracks down alleged thief after another dog stolen in DC
Caroline Boyce said she and her boyfriend went to the stranger's apartment. "We were just begging, 'Please, please, please let us have our dog back.'"
Capitol Hill
What is the federal government doing to get baby formula to families in need?
The American Academy of Pediatrics is also recommending emergency feeding practices.
Capitol Hill
Capitol Police break up scuffle between abortion-rights and anti-abortion activists Sunday
The women's advocacy group Supermajority organized a rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court but they were met by anti-abortion activists.
Capitol Hill
Biden roasts Trump and himself at correspondents’ dinner with comedian Trevor Noah hosting
The president took the opportunity to make light of the criticism he has faced and take aim at his predecessor, the GOP and the members of the press.
DC
FAA admits fault for Capitol evacuation during parachute demonstration at Nats game
The agency says it's taking immediate steps to coordinate with other agencies to avoid similar confusion regarding future aviation events in the Washington area.
Capitol Hill
History Made: Senate confirms Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court
All 50 Democrats supported Judge Jackson and she also got the support of three Republicans. She will replace Associate Justice Stephen Breyer.
Capitol Hill
White House brings back Easter Egg Roll for first time since pandemic began
This year's Easter tradition will happen on April 18. Interested participants must apply online for tickets, as there is a lottery to participate.
Capitol Hill
U.S. Capitol opening up again for tours
It's been closed since the start of the pandemic and also due to Jan. 6 related security concerns.
Capitol Hill
VERIFY: Has Congress ever implemented year-round daylight saving time before 2022?
The answer is yes. And if the Senate's bill passes in the House the time change wouldn't go into effect until November.
Local News
Son testifies against father in Capitol Riots trial
A jury of 16 people continues to hear testimonies Thursday in the case against 49-year-old Guy Wesley Reffitt.
Maryland
Van Hollen: 'No, you're not going to see American soldiers on the ground in Ukraine'
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland (D) spoke to WUSA9 ahead of Tuesday's State of the Union address.
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