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Van Orden directed Cooke to file her cease-and-desist claim against him through a satirical, unofficial military document called the “Hurt Feelings Report.”
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An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer agent shot a man in Austin, Texas, last month.
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On Wednesday, FHFA, which is led by Bill Pulte, announced it would dramatically downsize the budget for the inspector general, arguing that its funding was an “extraordinary budgetary outlier.”
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Work continues on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and damaged grass on the National Mall on Sept. 15, 2026, in Washington.
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Commanders players take part in practice outside London on Wednesday.
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South Korean college students stage a rally against President Donald Trump's tariff policy on South Korea.
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Police officers stand at a checkpoint near RAF Fairford air base, the U.S.
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The travel has cost Texas taxpayers a minimum of $1.9 million to cover expenses charged by his security detail, records show.
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Trump called the White House a “disgusting mess” before he arrived.
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The bulk of Tiffany's money came from Diane Hendricks, Richard Uihlein and Liz Uihlein, who are longtime power players in Republican politics.
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The top holders of $TRUMP are being promised a “VIP Reception with YOUR FAVORITE PRESIDENT.”
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Former Olympic canoeist David Hearn, left, and his attorney Norm Eisen, right, leave the District of Columbia Courthouse following a hearing.
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The adoption of the mandatory detention policy has also led to a wave of thousands of filings in federal court from immigrants seeking their release from detention centers.
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(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via AP Images) When Sehree Mickel moved to Southeast D.C. from Alexandria in 2020, she brought her Amazon Prime subscription with her.
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An immigration officer fatally shot Renee Good in January.
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A DoorDash delivery person is seen in the NoMa neighborhood of D.C. last April.
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Shakira Austin and Lauren Betts are just two of the team's key building blocks as it enters the offseason.
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The Washington Sun is creating The Washington Sun Magazine, a monthly print publication featuring some of the most compelling journalism produced by The Sun’s newsroom, with an emphasis on longform storytelling, essays and local news.
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The network was also barred from flying with Trump to Tennessee over the weekend.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated the cost of deploying 1,000 troops to a city to be $18 million to $21 million a month.
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Connor Leslie says he's "over the moon" about his unexpected opportunity to get back on the ice.
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A Wall Street sign.
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When Trump campaigned in his district in July, Rep.
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L’Auberge Chez François owner Jacques Haeringer, 76, turns over his family-run dining destination to a new management group next month.
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With a final vote expected later this year, residents made clear that they expect lawmakers to step in and alter the plan before it crosses the finish line.
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President Donald Trump defended the ads Wednesday, saying he’s promoting the country.
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Angel Reese and the Dream closed out their playoff series victory over Shakira Austin and the Mystics on Wednesday night.
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The contemporary push for a congressional stock-trading ban began in earnest during 2021.
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U.S. officials indicated they would spend a fraction of what they paid before, while also requiring Zimbabwe to more than double its health program spending over the next four years.
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“If we can't move at a different pace in certification, we're going to lose.
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Chinese automakers are already effectively banned from selling or building vehicles in the U.S. under a policy put into place by the Biden administration, but senators are hoping to more permanently shut the door.
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President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, in Washington.
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The program funds nonprofits that help people with foreclosure prevention, renting, budgeting and buying a home.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's previous personnel moves have disproportionately affected women and minorities, fueling criticism from lawmakers and former military officials who say he is politicizing the officer corps.
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On what is likely the chamber’s last voting day before recess, senators rejected the House-approved Stop Insider Trading Act in a 53-47 procedural vote.
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More than 200 people have been killed in boat strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific.
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Rebecca Santana/AP Photo By Rebecca Santana The Trump administration is considering reducing the scope of a planned border project through Big Bend National Park in Texas, a contentious undertaking that has drawn bipartisan opposition over concerns it will
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Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the complaint against the Minnesota judges at a news conference Wednesday.
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Defense attorneys want a hearing to discuss their motion to keep the Justice Department from using Brian Cole Jr.'
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said the industry should slow its fast-moving development.
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