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Mom pleads guilty to misdemeanor in child's injury prior to his death
A woman has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in connection with an injury to her 2-year-old son months before he was killed. No one has been charged in his death.
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Abandoned Capitol Heights apartment building finally destructed
To Rhonda Allen and other residents of one Capitol Heights neighborhood, the sounds of the demolition of an abandoned apartment building is music to their ears.
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D.C. government vehicles ticketed for running red lights
Seven is on your side with an investigation that found a surprising number of tickets issued to D.C. government vehicles for dangerous red light running—and—in some cases, going 30 miles an hour or more over the speed limit.
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Anila Qayyum, Rabia Qayyum arrested on child endangerment charges
Police say they found 21 children, aged 3 months to 4-years-old, in a home in Woodbridge. Seven of the children were strapped to car seats throughout the house, including in the bathroom and in closet, police say.
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Prince George's County security cameras to watch speed cameras
Prince George’s County Police are hoping new security cameras will deter vandals from destroying speed cameras in the county.
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Michael Alexander sentenced to six years in bribe case
Michael A. Alexander was sentenced Thursday in Washington's federal court, where he admitted to taking more than $1.25 million in bribes.
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U.S. consulate attack: Arrests made in U.S. consulate attack in Libya
News agencies are reporting that Libyan authorities have arrested four suspects in the deadly U.S. consulate attack in Libya. The detainees are being described as "militants."
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New monkey species discovered in Democratic Republic of the Congo, scientists say
In a report, led by scientist John Hart, the group claims to have discovered a species of monkey they've dubbed Cercopithecus Lomamiensis in the forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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White House supports free speech, deplores film inciting raids
White House spokesman Jay Carney said America has a long tradition of free expression that puzzles some foreigners, who blame the government for not blocking the film from the Internet.
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Judge blocks enforcement of insider trading law on federal employees
A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked enforcement of a new insider trading law that would require nearly 30,000 federal workers to disclose details about their financial transactions on the Internet.
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Mitt Romney's Libya comments: Criticism, fallout continues from Romney statement
In Fairfax Thursday, Romney said "the world needs American leadership" and he would lead a nation better able to shape events rather than being at the mercy of them.
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'Arbitrage' review by Arch Campbell
Life comes crashing down on Richard Gere in Arbitrage. He kills his mistress in an auto wreck, covers up the crash, and leaves the scene because the publicity might ruin a deal to sell his company --- where he's cooked the books.
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Neil Armstrong memorial service
The nation said goodbye to Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, in a memorial service at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday.
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'Pink slime' makers sue ABC News for defamation
The lawsuit filed in a South Dakota state court also names several individuals as defendants, including ABC news anchor Diane Sawyer and the Department of Agriculture microbiologist who coined the term "pink slime."
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ATM skimmer found at Inova Fairfax Hospital gift shop
Thousands of dollars have apparently been stolen after a skimmer was discovered on an ATM inside Inova Fairfax Hospital on Wednesday, police say.
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Northeast shooting leaves man slain on 7th Street
A man was shot and killed in the 5100 block of 7th Street NE. Police say the victim is not conscious or breathing.
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Chong Chin Kim, former Prince George's officer, sentenced
Chong Chin Kim of Odenton was sentenced Thursday to spend five years and a day in prison and ordered to forfeit approximately $2.7 million.
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Virginia to get $52 million in federal transportation funds
Virginia will get $52 million in federal transportation funds because other states didn't use their transportation money.
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