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The president passed by in a motorcade, thrilling the demonstrators. Then hundreds of counter protesters delivered a message the president’s most ardent backers were unwilling to hear: The election is over. Trump lost.
Here are answers to your questions about conducting DMV business during the pandemic
Although some offices are open, your best bet is to try to conduct business online.
A DMV visit was never fun. The pandemic has made it worse.
Service centers that are open are working by appointment-only — and booked for months.
Among other changes, it compels officers to intervene if they witness excessive use of force, but critics say systemic problems persist.
A strong cold front also moves through the region.
Both Maryland and Virginia saw daily cases rise by nearly 25 percent.
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Having the president-elect talk about achieving racial justice is remarkable and offers hope that more people may be willing to listen.
Virginia and Maryland reinstated restrictions after new cases in the area reached record highs. Rural areas in both states are driving up the numbers.
50s today and 60s tomorrow. Some gusty showers are a risk along the next cold front.
Victims were found Friday night about a mile apart, according to police.
Twelve-week-old cub gets up on three paws, but only momentarily, zoo says
If it wasn’t in the 70s, Friday was at least in the 60s.
Staff say the institution’s decision comes at the worst time for the vulnerable employees.
The scheme went on for years and involved tens of thousands of dollars, indictment says.
Small confrontations were ongoing near the White House before a possibly tense day of rallies.
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, who graduated from the Virginia Military Institute in 1985, was appointed the school’s interim superintendent.
