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DC Police Arrest 1 Carjacking Suspect; Looking For Another
WASHINGTON -- According to DC police, a suspect in a carjacking Thursday morning was caught in the 5300 block of E St.
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"Rick Santorum, is he the handsomest man running for president?" asks Wayne Elise, the event's host.
How Did Washington State and Washington, D.C., Get the Same Name?
The Washington state Legislature approved gay marriage Wednesday. When Gov. Chris Gregoire signs the bill into law, her state will become the second Washington to recognize gay marriage since Washington, D.C., did so in 2009 .
FBI: Good Tips But No Suspects In DC-Area Rapes
The FBI says it's received strong leads, but has not identified any suspects, since launching a publicity blitz aimed at catching a man suspected in nine attacks on women in the Washington area.
Huge House majority backs insider trading ban
31, 2012. The House overwhelmingly passed legislation banning insider-trading on Thursday, sending it to a conference where lawmakers will try to reconcile the bill with a more restrictive version passed by the Senate .
EXCLUSIVE: WMAL Probe Prompts DC To Drop Speed Cam Tix
The D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles is ripping up three speed camera tickets against a Cleveland Park woman after a WMAL inquiry revealed that the agency took too long to issue her warnings.
Apple store protests planned for Thursday
View Photo Gallery - Apple is infamous for the control it exercises over its image - especially its retail stores.
Sen. Wyden seeks opinion used in al-Awlaki killing
In this April 14, 2011, file photo, Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., speaks to reporters after leaving the floor of the Senate on Capitol Hill in Washington.
White House: 'Absolutely firm,' but willing to talk, on birth control
Republicans seized on a call from Catholic bishops, who in recent weeks have asked their parishioners to object to a federal law requiring religious-based institutions, such as Catholic hospitals and universities, to provide contraceptives as part of their health care coverage.
What's going on: Republicans in Senate, House vow to overturn...
Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., speaks during a Wednesday news conference on Capitol Hill, in Washington, to criticize President Barack Obama for insisting that employers must provide health insurance that includes birth control for women.
Occupy D.C. to Protest 'Dastardly Politicians' at Conservative Gathering in Washington
The Occupy D.C. movement -- what's left of it, after police routed its rat-infested McPherson Square encampment last weekend -- plans to protest a "who's who of dastardly politicians" at the a major conservative gathering later this week.
Dana Milbank | Jack Abramoff tells how 'legalized bribery' works in Washington
W Super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff is out of prison now but still doing penance. On Monday afternoon, he performed the Washington equivalent of donning a hair shirt: He appeared before the liberal advocacy group Public Citizen to field questions from reporters and campaign-finance-reform activists.
Serious Crash Shuts Down New York Ave In Northeast
WASHINGTON -- DC Police are on the scene of a serious crash that has shut down both directions of New York Avenue in Northeast.
Seven questions for Michigan Governor Rick Snyder
Rick Snyder hasn't followed the confrontational path of many Republican governors elected in 2010.
U.S. Gen. Dempsey heads to Egypt with relations on line
With $1.3 billion in annual U.S. military aid and a three-decade relationship hanging in the balance, U.S. officials said Tuesday that Army Gen.
Sulaimon Brown Trial Delayed; Ex-DC Mayoral Candidate Faces Traffic Charges
WASHINGTON - A former District of Columbia mayoral candidate who was set to go to trial on a charge of driving without a valid license will have to return to court.
Takoma Park Police File Warrants in Armed Robberies
Two arrest warrants were issued in relation to a Jan. 28 armed robbery in the area of Walnut Avenue and Westmoreland Avenue and a Feb.
DC Councilmember Responds To 9NEWS Now Investigation
WASHINGTON, DC --9 Wants to Know what government officials are doing about a local liquor store that is selling alcohol to underage kids.
New US sanctions on Iran aim to head off Israel
Additional U.S. sanctions on Iran are more significant for their timing than their immediate effect on Iran's economy, coming as the United States and its allies are arguing that Israel should hold off on any military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities to allow more time for sanctions to work.
Valentine's Day special menus in Washington
Urbana : hearts, cheeks and tongues are the order of the day, available at the bar from February 11 to the 14th.