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politics
Protesters clash over American flag burning at Black Lives Matter Plaza
protests
‘Independence Day does not truly represent African Americans’ | Some protesters spend 4th of July holiday marching for justice
This is the sixth weekend in a row of protests in the District.
dc
Some protesters spend 4th of July holiday marching for justice
On Saturday, protesters marched across Downtown D.C. for the sixth weekend in a row as the President’s 4th of July celebration got ready to kick off.
politics
Ex-Virginia governor accuses state library agency of racism
Wilder told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that he doesn’t understand why the Library of Virginia has been processing papers from his successors before working on his.
maryland
Prince George's County establishes police reform task force to review policies and increase training
The effort comes after weeks of invigorated momentum towards police reform all around the country.
coronavirus
Here's what has changed in Phase 3 of Virginia's reopening
The commonwealth officially moves into the third phase on July 1.
dc
Conservative nonprofit sues DC mayor over Black Lives Matter mural controversy, claims civil rights violations
The nonprofit organization wants to paint its motto which is, "Because no one is above the law."
politics
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton remains hopeful DC statehood bill will pass Senate eventually
A few GOP Senators detailed their opposition to making Washington, D.C. a state, but Norton is optimistic D.C. will become the 51st state.
programs
It's time DC becomes our 51st state | Reese's Final Thought
Members of The House voted to make DC the 51st State. It's only taken about 230 years
dc
US Peace Corps member fights government's efforts to deport her dog to Africa
Audra Elam said the CDC denied her dog entry into the United States after the pair were initially separated in Africa.
military-news
Lawmakers blast Navy for lack of shipbuilding plan
U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney said the law is being "brazenly ignored."
maryland
Lobbying from teachers helps save Maryland schools from millions in cuts
The Board of Public Works did slice $413 million from higher ed., health and more in response to the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
protests
‘Independence Day does not truly represent African Americans’ | Some protesters spend 4th of July holiday marching for justice
This is the sixth weekend in a row of protests in the District.
dc
Some protesters spend 4th of July holiday marching for justice
On Saturday, protesters marched across Downtown D.C. for the sixth weekend in a row as the President’s 4th of July celebration got ready to kick off.
politics
Ex-Virginia governor accuses state library agency of racism
Wilder told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that he doesn’t understand why the Library of Virginia has been processing papers from his successors before working on his.
maryland
Prince George's County establishes police reform task force to review policies and increase training
The effort comes after weeks of invigorated momentum towards police reform all around the country.
coronavirus
Here's what has changed in Phase 3 of Virginia's reopening
The commonwealth officially moves into the third phase on July 1.
dc
Conservative nonprofit sues DC mayor over Black Lives Matter mural controversy, claims civil rights violations
The nonprofit organization wants to paint its motto which is, "Because no one is above the law."
politics
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton remains hopeful DC statehood bill will pass Senate eventually
A few GOP Senators detailed their opposition to making Washington, D.C. a state, but Norton is optimistic D.C. will become the 51st state.
programs
It's time DC becomes our 51st state | Reese's Final Thought
Members of The House voted to make DC the 51st State. It's only taken about 230 years
dc
US Peace Corps member fights government's efforts to deport her dog to Africa
Audra Elam said the CDC denied her dog entry into the United States after the pair were initially separated in Africa.
military-news
Lawmakers blast Navy for lack of shipbuilding plan
U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney said the law is being "brazenly ignored."
maryland
Lobbying from teachers helps save Maryland schools from millions in cuts
The Board of Public Works did slice $413 million from higher ed., health and more in response to the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
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