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Capitol Police Investigated More Than 7,500 Threats Against Lawmakers Last Year
U.S. Capitol Police investigated 7,501 threats against members of Congress in 2022, according to new figures released Tuesday.
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‘Unacceptable': At Least 1,000 Names Misspelled, Missing From New Korean War Memorial
Two Dallas brothers who have dedicated their lives to preserving Korean War history say at least 1,000 names are misspelled and at least 500 service members’ names are missing on the new Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance in Washington, D.C.
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Jan. 6 Rioter Who Warned of ‘Siege' is Sentenced to 3 Years
George Amos Tenney III, of South Carolina, was the first rioter to open a set of doors to the Capitol Rotunda from inside, allowing others to enter, prosecutors said.
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Biden and First Lady Light the National Christmas Tree To Mark Holiday Season
The National Christmas Tree is now blazing with bright color. President Joe Biden led a crowd on the Ellipse near the White House in lighting the tree Wednesday evening in a tradition that dates back a century.
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Trump DC Hotel Receipts Reveal $10,500-a-Night Rooms for Foreign Officials Seeking to Influence US Policy
Bills for Malaysia, Saudi, UAE and Qatar governments show lavish spending at the hotel in 2017 and 2018 during sensitive times for those countries’ relations with the United States under Trump’s presidency.
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Balance of Power in Washington Still Up in the Air
NBC10’s Matt DeLuciia reports on the still undecided races in Arizona, Nevada and Georgia that will determine if the Democratic Party will hold onto a slim advantage in the U.S. Senate.
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Army Probes Whether Soldiers Were Wrongly Blamed in Recruiting Bonus Scandal
U.S. Army officials say investigators have launched a broad review of at least 1,900 National Guard and Reserve soldiers who were swept up in a recruiting bonus scandal up to a decade ago and may have been wrongly blamed and punished. Army officials announced Thursday that its Criminal Investigation Division will review all cases and correct the records. Division Director...
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Migrants Dropped Off Near Harris Residence in D.C.
Aid workers waiting to receive the migrants at Union Station called the change of plans a “political statement.”
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1 Killed, 3 Injured in DC Shooting at ‘Moechella' Event
15-year-old boy was killed and three others were injured, including a D.C. police officer, at a shooting in the Nation’s capitol on Sunday.
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Survivors of Mass Shootings Testify in Washington
Pressure for Congress to pass new gun laws has increased on Capitol Hill with testimony from survivors of recent mass shootings, including an 11-year-old. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the latest details in Washington D.C.
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DC Reaches $750K Settlement in Trump Inaugural Lawsuit
As part of the agreement, the defendants will pay the District of Columbia a total of $750,000, which will be used to benefit three nonprofit organizations, the settlement paperwork says.
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DC Police: Shooting Suspect Is Dead
Police say the suspect in Friday’s shooting near a Washington, D.C .school is dead. At least four people, including a 12-year-old girl, were shot when a gunman unleashed a flurry of bullets in the nation’s capital Friday.
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US Army Parachute Demo at Nats Park Causes False Alarm, Capitol Evacuation
The incident suggested a stunning communications failure between the military, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Capitol Police.
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Shooting Investigation Underway at Peruvian Embassy Residence
A shooting investigation is underway at a residence linked to the Peruvian Embassy in Northwest D.C., police say.
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Senators Announce Funding for Capitol Cafeteria Workers to Avoid Layoffs
A group of Democratic senators said Wednesday they had secured funding that would prevent more than 80 Senate cafeteria workers from losing their jobs in the next 10 days.
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D.C. Nightclub Apologizes After Body of Dead Rapper Goonew Was Displayed on Stage During Event
On Sunday, an event was hosted at Bliss Nightclub where the body of Goonew, a rapper who was killed last month, was propped up on stage
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At DC Roast, NH's GOP Governor Skewers Trump as ‘Crazy'
GOP Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire said Donald Trump is “crazy” and joked that if the former Republican president was admitted to a mental hospital, “he ain’t getting out!”
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Vice President Kamala Harris Set to Tout Corporate Giants' $4.7 Billion Pledge to Minority-Owned Businesses Based Near Washington D.C.
Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday will join a group that includes leaders of corporate giants to promote a $4.7 billion commitment.
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‘Thoughts and Prayers': Dramatic Body Bag Installation Calls on Congress to Pass Gun Reform
Each bag represents around 150 people killed by guns in the U.S. since the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, which left 17 people dead and 17 more injured.
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The Federal Reserve Is Shrinking Its $9 Trillion Bond Program. Here's What That Means for Your Portfolio
The Federal Reserve sent $9 trillion into U.S. bond markets amid recent emergencies. Reducing the balance of this portfolio could spark a recession.