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1968 DC riots may help find solutions for current problems affecting black Americans
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Demonstrators in Norfolk march, rally at locations throughout city
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DC
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Activists demand immediate release of Virginia ICE detainees because of coronavirus concerns
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Coronavirus
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Coronavirus
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DC
1968 DC riots may help find solutions for current problems affecting black Americans
The images of buildings burning, storefronts with broken glass, and police rushing the streets mirror the fires, damage, and civil unrest D.C. saw 52 years ago.
News
Demonstrators in Norfolk march, rally at locations throughout city
People who rallied in the name of justice for George Floyd took part of the protest to the Confederate memorial. Someone spray-painted part of the memorial.
Coronavirus
Just how political is the coronavirus pandemic?
Our political expert says the country is taking its cues from the top.
DC
‘We need the help’ | Undocumented students plead for COVID-19 aid after being blocked from CARES Act funding
Guidance from the Department of Education blocked DACA recipients and some other undocumented students from receiving relief money in the CARES Act.
Nation Now
Rocket hits Baghdad's Green Zone, minor damages
The military says the rocket hit an empty house inside the Green Zone, where government buildings and foreign embassies are located.
Crime
Case of man killed while jogging could go to grand jury after public outcry
Ahmaud Arbery was chased down and then killed by a father and son who said he looked suspicious.
Entertainment News
Celebrate Star Wars Day with an 8-part docuseries about 'The Mandalorian'
The first of Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian's eight episodes will premiere on Disney+ on May 4.
Coronavirus
Activists demand immediate release of Virginia ICE detainees because of coronavirus concerns
A judge's decision could have broader implications concerning how detainees are kept in custody, as federal law enforcement agencies adjust their operations.
Coronavirus
Local colleges split on SAT scores amid coronavirus outbreak
A couple of big local Universities are holding firm on requiring SAT scores with applications for admissions next year.
Coronavirus
'Jaws' actress Lee Fierro dies of coronavirus complications
Lee Fierro's Mrs. Kintner famously slapped Chief Brody in 'Jaws.'
Coronavirus
DMV beauty industry prepares to take hit during coronavirus pandemic shutdown
The shut down of businesses is an effort by local leaders to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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