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FIRST TRIAL IN DEATH OF FREDDIE GRAY BEGINS IN A CITY THAT IS STILL ON EDGE
Justin Jouvenal, Lynh Bui, DeNeen L. Brown
The first of six consecutive trials of officers accused in the killing of Freddie Gray began this morning in Baltimore, a city that remains on edge seven months after protests and riots gripped it in the wake of the 25-year-old’s death in police custody.Read full article >> [
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EMILY’S LIST PUTS $1 MILLION INTO MARYLAND SENATE RACE
Rachel Weiner
Struggling with a lack of cash and behind in the most recent polling, Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Md.) has just received a $1 million boost in her campaign for the Senate. The Democratic pro-choice women’s group Emily’s List is putting $1 million into television and radio ads supporting Edwards in a primary against Rep. Chris Van Hollen. Read full article >> [
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA DERMATOLOGIST ACQUITTED ON CHARGES OF INSURANCE FRAUD
Joe Heim
A federal jury found a prominent Northern Virginia dermatologist not guilty Monday of defrauding insurance companies by making false claims and performing unnecessary skin-removal procedures on patients.Read full article >> [
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THANKSGIVING DAY WHITE HOUSE FENCE JUMPER DUE IN FEDERAL COURT MONDAY
Spencer S. Hsu
A Connecticut man who jumped the White House fence on Thanksgiving Day is scheduled to appear before a federal judge Monday on a charge of illegal entry of restricted grounds.Joseph Anthony Caputo, 22, wrapped himself in an American flag before scaling the fence and surrendering at around 2:45 p.m., as President Obama and his family were celebrating the holiday, according to witnesses and U.S. officials.Read full article >> [
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‘IT WAS TERRIBLE': ALAN GROSS GIVES FIRST INTERVIEW AFTER BEING RELEASED FROM A CUBAN PRISON
Ian Shapira
It’s been nearly a year since Alan P. Gross was finally released from a Cuban prison. The Maryland man had been there for five years, on charges he was working in Cuba as an American spy instead of a USAID contractor, but was freed thanks to an historic detente between the Cold War foes. American media outlets clamored for interviews, but Gross stayed silent.Read full article >> [
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A QUARTER OF D.C. STUDENTS ‘ON TRACK’ FOR COLLEGE, NEW PARCC TEST RESULTS SHOW
Michael Alison Chandler
A quarter of students in third grade through eighth grade in the District met or exceeded expectations on new standardized tests in English last spring, and 24 percent met a new benchmark on updated math tests, according to results the Office of the State Superintendent of Education released Monday. Read full article >> [
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METRO RIDER APPROVAL PLUNGES
Robert Thomson
Things should have turned out this way: Richard Sarles would have been the transitional manager who rebuilt Washington’s transit system and handed it off to a successor who — along with the riders — reaped the benefits of that costly and painful work.Read full article >> [
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