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Courts & Law

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Jeanine Pirro

Pirro announces third suspect in death of congressional intern has been arrested

Officials told reporters that 18-year-old Naqwan Lucas was arrested in Germantown, Maryland, on Wednesday night and has been charged with premeditated first-degree murder while armed. He pleaded not guilty at a court appearance Thursday.

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Police

DC subway rider charged with stabbing police officer in face after allegedly evading fare

The incident occurred after the rider allegedly jumped over fare gates.

Courts & Law

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The U.S. Department of Justice

Justice Department announces criminal charges on China for alleged espionage activities from NYC

"We are the first law enforcement partners in the world to make arrests in connection with the Chinese government's overseas police stations," the U.S. attorney said. 

Extremism

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Protesters burn US flag at Union station.

Anti-Israel protesters burn American flag at DC's Union Station amid Netanyahu visit

The protesters also shouted slogans like "Free Palestine," and wrote "Free Gaza" on monuments. Some protesters also shouted "f*** the United States."

Federal Agencies

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Peggy Flanagan

Minnesota Democratic lieutenant governor, Senate candidate Flanagan wearing hijab sparks backlash

Somalian residents in Minnesota are at the center of a federal investigation related to an estimated $9 billion, pandemic era fraud scam.

Crime

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The Washington Post

Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post employee charged with child pornography possession

Thomas LeGro is a deputy director of video for the Post and was part of a team of journalists who won a Pulitzer in 2018 for their coverage of Judge Roy Moore and his run for the U.S. Senate in Alabama in 2017.

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Stanford University

Stanford's student paper reveals American scientist’s link to entity under Chinese nuclear program

Chinese infiltration of U.S. universities has been a focus of the Trump administration, producing charges in cases linked to another university in Michigan.

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Trayon White

Washington, DC, councilman reelected amid federal bribery charges

White's GOP challenger ran on the platform “Not a bribe taker; ready to serve."

From the States

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electric car

Energy analyst says EV charging more expensive than gas

As Illinois transitions into a more electric vehicle-friendly state, an energy analyst says the cost to charge vehicles may slow the process. Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants 1 million electric vehicles on Illinois roadways by the end of the decade. According to the U.S.

Crime

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Los Angeles protest

Four men, including illegal migrant, charged with throwing Molotov cocktails at officers in SoCal

“When protesting crosses the line into violence, the penalties will be severe,” U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said.

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