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George Zimmerman photos, other evidence released
The evidence supports George Zimmerman's contention that he was being beat up when he fired the fatal shot that killed Trayvon Martin. But it shows that Zimmerman was profiling Martin and that the whole confrontation could have been avoided if not for Zimmerman's actions.
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Woman killed in Route 197 accident in Prince George's County
A 21 year old woman was killed in a Friday morning accident on northbound Route 197 approaching Route 50.
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Sebelius speech embraces church, state separation
Sebelius urges graduates to weigh different views in policy debates and follow their own moral compasses.
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Washington Business Report May 20, 2012
This week on Washington Business Report: Jon Lovitz, Josh Boak and Peter Morici.
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Inside Washington May 20, 2012
This week on Inside Washington:
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CIA leak case goes before federal appeals panel
A government attorney told a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday that it should reverse a pretrial ruling that limited the scope of reporter James Risen's testimony in the prosecution of Jeffrey Sterling.
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Grant Lattin resigns from Prince William County school board
Grant Lattin, who represented the Occoquan district, said in his resignation letter that he was leaving the position on Thursday "for personal reasons."
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Bike To Work Day is Friday
Friday is Bike To Work Day and more than 10,000 are expected to take part in the Washington area.
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FaceTime facelift: Plastic surgery for iPhone and Skype users
The way a face looks on Skype, iPad and iPhone technologies has led some to pursue plastic surgery to remedy sagging jaw lines.
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Surveillance footage shows 7-Eleven robbery
The surveillance footage from cameras outside and inside this 7-Eleven off Godwin Drive in the City of Manassas shows a white man believed to be in his early 20's walk into the store around midnight Tuesday.
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Raj Patel shooting: Surveillance video released in cold case murder
MPD officials are hoping that the release of surveillance video in a 2010 cold case murder in Brookland will jog minds and lead to the arrest of suspects in the case.
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G8 summit begins: Obama, world leaders meet for economy talks
President Obama and other world leaders will gather for the annual two-day G8 economic summit, which begins Friday at Camp David in Frederick County.
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Alex Jerome Carter arrested in Leroy Studevant D.C. murder
Alex Jerome Carter of Northeast faces murder charges in the slaying of a 56-year-old man in the District, which was later declared the first homicide of 2012.
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Study: When you eat outweighs what you eat in obesity battle
A study put on by the Salk Institute in Southern California concluded that there could be a link between the hours during the day a person eats and whether they're obese or not.
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G8 protesters gather in Frederick
Occupy movement members from Frederick and Washington held a "G8 People's Summit" Friday morning at the downtown Frederick library.
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ICUHAJI license plate offensive, Virginia DMV says
The Virginian-Pilot reports that the DMV revoked Chesapeake resident Sean Bujno's license plate last month. It reads "ICUHAJI", which can be read as "I see you, Haji."
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'Eco-Goats' grazing away Prince George's problem plants
Dozens of “Eco-Goats” are helping Prince George’s County go green and solve a serious problem there at the same time.
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Ralph Justice arrested in Michael Rusinack murder-for-hire plot
Ralph Justice, a Prince William County jail officer, is accused of conspiring with Michael Rusinack, the man at the center of an alleged murder-for-hire plot, to have his stepson sexually assaulted in jail.
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