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Patriotic Millionaires tell Congress 'Tax us more'
Nearly 140 millionaires marched on Washington Wednesday asking Congress to raise their taxes.
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No rest for Rex Grossman
How do you sum up a nine-year NFL veteran, who led a team to the Super Bowl, ultimately lost, and spent the rest of his career as a back-up?
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On a mission to lose weight
With every step, press and squat, Ayanna Lyons is moving closer toward her goal of losing 100 pounds.
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Occupy D.C. marching to Key Bridge on Thursday
On the two-month anniversary of the Occupy D.C. movement, protesters will be on the move on Thursday afternoon, and it could have a major effect on your afternoon commute.
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Oscar Ortega-Hernandez, White House shooting suspect, in custody
The U.S. Secret Service says that the man sought in connection with the Nov. 11 shooting near the White House has been found and arrested.
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D.C. leaders reject budget autonomy bill
D.C. leaders don't support a proposed bill from a leading House Republican that would give the District more control over its own budget.
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Toys that could pose a hazard for kids
From a popular riding toy that too easily flips over to a mask from Target, there's no shortage of dangerous toys.
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Occupy evictions: Should D.C. police follow New York's lead?
The eviction and arrest of hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York City over the last few days have rattled the nationwide movement. Should D.C. police follow suit? Take our poll.
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New study puts D.C.-area highways among nation's most unreliable
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The findings won't surprise most commuters in the metro area: Our highways are among the country's most unreliable.
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Metro operators work long hours, new report shows
Can a Metro train operator still be as alert as necessary after clocking a 15-hour workday?
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Woman arrested for silicone injections
A 45-year-old D.C. woman is accused of illegally injecting women with liquid silicone, selling the procedure as a way to achieve a fuller behind.
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White House shooting suspect charged with attempting to assassinate Obama
An Idaho man charged with firing two shots at the White House last week has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Barack Obama or his staff.
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Half of D.C. residents with criminal past are unemployed, study says
A new report by the Council for Court Excellence says that almost half of Washington residents with a criminal past may be unemployed.
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Judge fines 6 arrested at protest with D.C. mayor
A judge has fined a group of six people arrested with District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray during a protest on Capitol Hill in April, including Councilmember Jack Evans.
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Salvation Army bell ringers are back
The Salvation Army's trademark bell ringers and red kettles are back full-time outside Giant grocery stores and customers are happy about it.
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D.C. Wal-Mart stores to open in Fort Totten, Skyland Town Center
Wal-Mart has not yet even opened a store in the District of Columbia, but on Wednesday, the mega-chain is expected to announce that they're already expanding.
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D.C. Vote protesters face trial on unlawful assembly charges
A verdict could be reached today in the trial of eight D.C. statehood activists who were arrested in April alongside Mayor Vincent Gray.
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Caveman diet: Health benefits or hype?
Followers of the caveman diet eat a basic diet of meat, fish, fruits and vegetables while eliminating all grains, beans, salt, sugar and dairy.
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