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Police interview shown in case of slain DC writer
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Police interview shown in case of slain DC writer

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Building a new Department of Homeland Security headquarters is not only taking extra years, but extra billions of taxpayer dollars, according to a new report from the House Subcommittee on Oversight and Management Efficiency. The only project that has been completed is the U.S. Coast Guard headquarters, above. (Photo: Clark Construction
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New Homeland Security headquarters costing extra billions

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DC police seek help finding stolen elephant tusks
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DC police seek help finding stolen elephant tusks

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Chris Brown rejects plea deal in DC assault case
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Chris Brown rejects plea deal in DC assault case

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Star-Spangled banner, song to be joined in DC
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Star-Spangled banner, song to be joined in DC

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This May 12, 2004 photo shows German socialite Viola Drath during the annual Woodrow Wilson home garden party and hat contest in Washington. Opening statements are expected in the trial of a German man charged with murdering Drath, his 91-year-old wife, a journalist and socialite. Albrecht Muth is charged with first-degree murder in the August 2011 beating and strangulation death of Viola Drath. Police say the killing took place inside the couple's home in Washington's posh Georgetown neighborhood. (AP Photo/Washington Times, James R. Brantley)
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DC trial opens in case of slain journalist

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Sen. Tom Coburn will not seek another term in the Senate, so Coburn isn't encumbered by re-election worries, which frees him to be blunt in describing his friend, President Obama.
Beltway Confidential

Sen. Tom Coburn speaks the truth about the power in Washington

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D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray, shown here on Dec. 6, had voiced support for a $10 minimum wage, as opposed to what was passed by the D.C. Council. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)
Beltway Confidential

DC Council OKs $11.50 minimum wage

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on Tuesday, a District of Columbia spokeswoman told the Washington Examiner that virtually all D.C. employees were at home due to the snow that dusted the capital region. (AP Photo)

Federal workers ‘essential’ during shutdown now not essential during DC snow day

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A woman gets help signing up for health insurance from a health care specialist in Sacramento, Calif., on Nov. 9. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Healthcare

House asks for help as faulty DC website delays Obamacare enrollment for members, staff

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