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9/11 motivated many Americans to serve. 25 years later, what did it cost?
The burden a generation of brave volunteers carries is coming into clearer focus, including related to post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
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Woman deported from Maryland shown on video being dragged in Ghana
Rabbiatu Kuyateh was detained this summer at her annual ICE check-in, her son said. She moved to the D.C. area 30 years ago as she fled civil war in Sierra Leone.
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Families in crisis hired an estate sale planner. They say she kept their money
“We’ve been completely ghosted.” Three families told the News4 I-Team that Attics to Basements Estate Sales sold thousands of dollars’ worth of their lifelong possessions and then failed to pay them their share of the proceeds.
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Trump says he's pardoning Virginia sheriff convicted on bribery charges
President Donald Trump said Monday that he is pardoning a former Virginia sheriff who was sentenced to 10 years in prison after a jury convicted him on federal bribery charges for deputizing several businessmen in exchange for cash payments.
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Federal worker moms: Return-to-office order forces unfair choice
Some federal worker parents and working moms say Trump’s end to remote work has forced tough decisions. Here’s how it could affect the economy.
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Feds look to unload office space as workers face pressure to resign or return
A bipartisan group has analyzed the problem of too big, too costly federal buildings for nearly a decade. As President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk pressure federal workers to quit or return to in-person work, now might be the time to achieve the goal of downsizing.
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Thousands of Military Families Struggle With Food Insecurity
Many military families can’t afford food and other basic needs. The Department of Defense said it’s working to fix the problem.
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Hacked and Ignored? Frustration for Customers Locked Out of Their Social Media Accounts
Frustration is growing for thousands who say they got locked out of their hacked social media accounts.
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Dwindling Space Leads to Changes in Who Can Be Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
The Army plans to announce new eligibility rules for burial at Arlington National Cemetery in early 2022.
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Fraudsters Claim They Can Register Fake Vaccination Card Buyers in State Databases
Prices have shot up to hundreds of dollars per card because the newer posts are making claims about getting people registered in electronic databases.
