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  1. D.C. Landlords Push the Council to Allow Speedier Evictions

    Bill Clark/AP Last September, the D.C.

  2. Substantial reductions within the federal sector have compounded the already struggling job market.

  3. How ‘Critical’ Is AI?

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman with President Donald Trump.

  4. Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Susan Collins (R-Maine) is seen in an elevator as she departs a vote at the U.S.

  5. Capitals Training Camp Just Started. And It’s Almost Over.

    Capitals coach Spencer Carbery.

  6. All-DMV High School Soccer Players of Week 1

    With senior Tobi Falayi as a defensive anchor, Churchill boys’ soccer is once again a top Maryland Class 4A contender.

  7. New Jersey Gov.

  8. In his opening address, Trump called Xi and his delegation “truly amazing, outstanding people," and invited the group to tour the unfinished White House ballroom.

  9. Final RFK Campus and Commanders Stadium Plan Heads to D.C. Council

    The plan is hailed by project leaders as an opportunity to build a campus with enough amenities to attract visitors even when the stadium is not hosting an event.

  10. Afternoon Sun: Back That Press Up

    CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists can now access the White House grounds after a federal judge lifted Donald Trump’s ban in an overnight ruling.

  11. Chinese Press Corps Scuffles With U.S. Media and Secret Service

    Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the White House on Thursday.

  12. A Watchdog Says ICE Wasted Millions in Its Detention Expansion

    The Trump administration is moving ahead with other initiatives to ramp up its detention space without a strategic plan, the report says.

  13. Mariam Zuhaib/AP Photo By Lindsay Whitehurst President Donald Trump's administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to again clear the way for continued quick deportations of immigrants to third countries where they have no ties.

  14. The team appeared to specifically take issue with the publication’s coverage of Tiffany’s opponent, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley.

  15. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said he confiscated the election materials as part of a criminal investigation after receiving a complaint from a local citizens group that the count was off.

  16. When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walked to the rostrum, he was met by cheers, boos and mass walkouts.

  17. Survivor Wounded in Trump’s 2024 Assassination Attempt Has Died

    The announcement did not specify a cause of death or say when Jim Copenhaver died.

  18. “The community embraced the Air Force for all those years, and then they moved out and left this mess — and they need to come back in and clean it up,” Sen.

  19. Lawmakers Want Answers After F-35 Parts End Up in China

    “What a boneheaded thing to do,” said Sen.

  20. Senate Votes Down a Resolution to End the War with Iran

    Sen.

  21. The Wizards Expect Alex Sarr to Be Ready for Opening Night

    Nick Wass/AP The Wizards expect to have Alex Sarr available on opening night against the Milwaukee Bucks, as the former No. 2 overall pick is recovering from having fractured his right foot in an offseason workout in June.

  22. Carney told the Times he has planned to diversify Canada’s suppliers in an effort to reduce the country’s reliance on the U.S. for certain products, including technology.

  23. The planned 6,000-seat venue would have about a third of the capacity of the Sphere in Las Vegas on a 15-acre lot just north of MGM National Harbor.

  24. US Navy via AP Eight personnel with the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group attempted suicide while serving as part of the ship’s record-breaking deployment, according to a letter from Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao obtained by The Washington Sun.

  25. The Senate Won’t Tackle Affordability Before the Midterms

    It’s likely the college sports bill won’t get a vote until Monday at the earliest, but what they actually do after that is wrapped is unclear.

  26. Heidi Overton stood near Trump in the Oval Office as he said the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine could be “quite lethal.”

  27. The NSA’s Artificial Intelligence Security Center has been testing frontier models to identify potential national security vulnerabilities.

  28. Peltola is running against Republican Sen.

  29. Chinese President Xi Jinping, with President Donald Trump, also broached AI, which is expected to be a major topic between the delegations this week.

  30. Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call via AP Former Arizona Sen.

  31. Jessica Tobias/AP Photo The Commanders are pushing back against the narrative that the team abandoned quarterback Jayden Daniels on the field after he dislocated his elbow in Sunday’s loss to the Cowboys.

  32. Google Pulled Down a Trump-Linked Ad That Used AI

    Liam McBurney/AP Google this week removed a digital campaign ad from a super PAC aligned with Donald Trump because it failed to disclose the use of artificial intelligence, a violation of the platform’s rules, The Washington Sun has learned.

  33. Bill Clark/AP Waymo released new crash safety data Thursday showing that across Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix and San Francisco, its driverless vehicles were involved in 841 fewer injury-causing crashes than human drivers.

  34. Reporter Turned Away From the White House Hours After Court Order

    Mark Alfred/NOTUS A reporter for the political news site Politico reported that they had been barred from entering the White House by the Secret Service Thursday morning despite a federal judge’s ruling hours earlier ordering the Trump administration to r…

  35. The Washington Sun Metro: Attacks on Judges

    “Such actions are not just attacks on the individual judges, they are attacks on our system of justice and the rule of law itself,” Judge Robert Wilkins of the U.S.

  36. The Washington Sun: How Progressives Grow Their Power

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  37. The Trump Administration Has Made It Harder to Be Homeless in D.C.

    Homelessness is still a major problem in the city despite President Donald Trump's push for a crackdown on encampments.

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  39. Talk to Tom: Where to Eat in Georgetown

    My Little Chamomile, from Turkish chef Cagla Onal-Urel, showcases small plates and a vegetable-driven menu tucked inside Georgetown.

  40. How Sydney Johnson Helped Turn the Mystics Around

    From day one Sydney Johnson established his five pillars of team success: joy, direct communication, humility to work together, hard work and constant competition.

  41. Democrats Brace for a Crypto PAC Cash Avalanche

    Democrats like Sen.

  42. Democrats Brace for a Crypto PAC Cash Avalanche

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  43. Judge Orders the White House to Reinstate Access to Banned Outlets

    Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP The Trump administration must temporarily restore access to MS NOW, CNN and Politico, a federal judge ruled early Thursday, nearly a week after President Donald Trump banned the outlets from the White House.

  44. How Progressive Powerhouses Put Their Endorsements to Work

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  45. How Progressive Powerhouses Put Their Endorsements to Work

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  46. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump greeted Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, marking the the first time since 1962 a president has personally welcomed a foreign leader at JBA.

  47. The bill would cover Supreme Court justices; federal judges on the U.S.

  48. Experts say there's reason to believe the group infiltrated the website.

  49. Metal fences now surround parts of the Kennedy Center after it closed to the public.

  50. Republicans Break With Trump After Immigration Crackdowns Hit Home

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