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Georgetown Law Professor Fired After Comments About Black Students
One Georgetown University Law Center professor was fired and another resigned following a conversation they had about the performance of Black students on a recorded video call.
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Police Arrest Suspect in Assault by Cyclist Over Racial Justice Flyers
Police arrested a Maryland man after a cyclist was caught on video Monday morning on a Maryland bike trail gripping a young woman’s arm as he ripped a racial justice flyer out of her hand. One of two other young people with her told News4’s Pat Collins the cyclist rammed him with his bike and pinned him to the ground. ...
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A Coronavirus Pop-up Shop Has Opened in DC
A new pop-up shop on Florida Avenue is raising criticism after one woman decided to sell supplies to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Georgetown to Expel 2 Students Linked to Admissions Scandal
Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., says it is expelling two students linked to an admissions scandal involving the school’s former tennis coach.
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Maryland Man Found Guilty in Tunnel Fire Murder Trial
A jury found a wealthy stock trader guilty of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter in the death a man trapped in a fire at a Maryland house where the victim was helping dig tunnels for an underground nuclear bunker.
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Trees Cut Down at Trump National Golf Club Dumped in Potomac River
An environmental group says the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, is putting boaters at risk with the trees it cut down and dumped in the Potomac River.
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Teen Arrested in Killing of Maryland Real Estate Salesman at Model Home
Thirty-one hours after a real estate salesman was killed inside a model home in a new community in Hanover, Maryland, Anne Arundel County police announced a teenager had been taken into custody for the murder.
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Maryland Church Leaders Accused of Abusing Teen Girls in Program for At-Risk Youth
Authorities have charged a Maryland pastor, his minister son and another church leader with sexually abusing four teen girls in a program for at-risk youth. One of the men is a U.S. Capitol Police officer who has been placed on non-duty status.
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‘The President Saved My Life': Trump Meets Cancer Survivor Who He Gave $10K
Don Bouvet wore a suit for the second time in his life Friday, when he visited the White House to meet with the man he credits for saving his life: President Donald Trump.
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Virginia Man Accused of Attempting to Support ISIS Charged With Destroying Evidence
A Virginia man suspected of attempting to support ISIS appeared in court Tuesday for the first time since the FBI raided his home last week.
