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The coronavirus crisis has had major effects on the flow of students among countries.
Police say groups arrived in District ‘intent on clashing’ as they assess violent end to Trump rallies
Authorities said 21 people were arrested, including five on gun charges. Two have ties to a Georgia-based militia group, Police Chief Peter Newsham said.
With cases up, Washington region steps up coronavirus restrictions and enforcement
Trump supporters and a ‘gentlemen’s club’ are among the businesses that have been fined.
Police call shooting domestic in nature.
Man in stable condition, police say; officer unhurt
Temperatures drop into the 30s overnight in many areas after hitting 70 degrees on Sunday.
In some cities and counties, rent-relief and business grant programs have used just a fraction of their funds.
The settlement eclipses the amount in the Freddie Gray case.
David Marcozzi is a top covid-19 adviser to Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan.
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With outside the new inside, patio heaters and fire bowls are precious commodities.
At Archibald’s Gentlemen’s Club, the two sides cheer dancers across a police cordon on a tense night in Washington.
Winds could briefly gust near 40 mph with a rumble of thunder possible as showers and storms come through late this afternoon into early evening.
House and car windows were broken, according to police.
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The clashes between Trump supporters and counterprotesters turn violent, leaving one man stabbed and others pepper sprayed
The officer had tried to stop the car, police say.
The fatal bullet was fired accidentally, according to police.
Although some offices are open, your best bet is to try to conduct business online.
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.
