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VERIFY
VERIFY: Here's what 'wanton endangerment' means and what the charge entails
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in repose at U.S. Supreme Court building
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VERIFY: Can political campaigns legally text you without permission?
With the election just months away, phones have been buzzing around the clock. Political campaigns have been using texting to reach possible voters. Is this legal?
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The viral video shows a man dancing on top of a Metro bus and jumping onto a parked car below, shattering the back windshield.
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What you need to know to see Justice Ginsburg lying in repose at the Supreme Court
Families began to scout spots on the sidewalk of East Capitol Street late Tuesday, as police installed barriers and crowd control fencing before visitors head down
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Navy relieves Norfolk Naval Shipyard commanding officer
The dismissal comes after widespread criticism of maintenance delays at the nation's four publicly-owned Naval shipyards.
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National Voter Registration Day: Here's what you need to know to ensure you can vote in the 2020 election
With the November election around the corner, election boards and community organizations are making a big push to get people registered to vote.
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‘Trump Lied 200,000+ Died’ illuminated on Ellipse, as US confronts another coronavirus milestone
The demonstration was a reprise of an image from late August, when the same group spelled in glowing blue text, “Trump Failed 180,000+ Dead.”
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VERIFY: Yes, Congress can change the number of Supreme Court justices. But this hasn't been done in over 150 years
The Verify team looked into whether Congress can change the number of Supreme Court justices. This is true. But it hasn't been done since 1869.
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She had a desire to survive. Now, this blood cancer survivor hopes to inspire others with her story
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month which aims to raise awareness around efforts to fight blood cancers.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Here's what 'wanton endangerment' means and what the charge entails
The Verify team has heard a lot of questions about 'wanton endangerment' in the aftermath of the grand jury indictment of former officer Brett Hankison.
DC
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in repose at U.S. Supreme Court building
Families began to scout spots on the sidewalk of East Capitol Street late Tuesday, as police installed barriers and crowd control fencing before visitors head down.
Military News
Restrictions eased for Hampton Roads Navy personnel: now, at HPCON Bravo
That means about 265,000 sailors and their families will be able to match the state and local precautions of non-servicemembers.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Can political campaigns legally text you without permission?
With the election just months away, phones have been buzzing around the clock. Political campaigns have been using texting to reach possible voters. Is this legal?
DC
‘I was hurt’ | DC mother’s car destroyed after man jumps from Metro bus in viral video
The viral video shows a man dancing on top of a Metro bus and jumping onto a parked car below, shattering the back windshield.
DC
What you need to know to see Justice Ginsburg lying in repose at the Supreme Court
Families began to scout spots on the sidewalk of East Capitol Street late Tuesday, as police installed barriers and crowd control fencing before visitors head down
Military News
Navy relieves Norfolk Naval Shipyard commanding officer
The dismissal comes after widespread criticism of maintenance delays at the nation's four publicly-owned Naval shipyards.
Vote
National Voter Registration Day: Here's what you need to know to ensure you can vote in the 2020 election
With the November election around the corner, election boards and community organizations are making a big push to get people registered to vote.
DC
‘Trump Lied 200,000+ Died’ illuminated on Ellipse, as US confronts another coronavirus milestone
The demonstration was a reprise of an image from late August, when the same group spelled in glowing blue text, “Trump Failed 180,000+ Dead.”
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, Congress can change the number of Supreme Court justices. But this hasn't been done in over 150 years
The Verify team looked into whether Congress can change the number of Supreme Court justices. This is true. But it hasn't been done since 1869.
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She had a desire to survive. Now, this blood cancer survivor hopes to inspire others with her story
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month which aims to raise awareness around efforts to fight blood cancers.
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