Friendly, funky Del Ray strives to preserve its historic small-town vibe; Several people injured after protest outside Turkish Embassy; D.C.-area forecast: Here comes the heat and the humidity; Nine people are injured at demonstration outside Turkish Embassy in D.C.; Democratic candidates for Virginia governor running different races; Woman shot and killed by officers in D.C. appeared to be armed with gun, police say; Is this champion disrupter of D.C. development a crusader or an extortionist?; Nine injured at demonstration at Turkish Embassy; Police identify driver in fatal Northwest D.C. crash; D.C. crackdown aimed at protecting pedestrians– sometimes from themselves; Dominion letter shows why staying neutral on pipeline project could help Northam; D.C. to spend $3 million to get names of dead people, other errors off voter rolls; A Virginia politician calls for hate to leave his hometown. Easier said than done.; New charter schools debate: Are they widening racial divides in public education?; ‘Pay Trump Bribes Here’: How an activist pulled off projecting messages onto the Trump International Hotel; |
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