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    Despite a not-short criminal record, late D.C. Mayor Marion Barry is revered by thousands in the city. (screenshot via Associated Press/ABC7)
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    How do you write an entire article about Marion Barry’s legacy and not once mention the fact he went to federal prison?

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    Remembering the Boston Massacre
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    Remembering the Boston Massacre

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    Whose Building is it Anyway?
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    Whose Building is it Anyway?

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    Russian President Vladimir Putin gave his annual state of the nation address Thursday. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
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    Putin denies ‘new Cold War’ exists after boasting of new nuclear weapons

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    March 2, 2018 1:36 am
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    Former President George H.W. Bush organized the last major military parade in the U.S. along Constitution Avenue following the American victory in the Persian Gulf War in 1991. (AP Photo/Doug Mills)
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    Trump may be in France when ‘grand military parade’ is planned to happen

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    The impeachment of former President Richard Nixon remains a central memory of these Democrats' formative political years. It has inclined them to believe that the
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    Michael Barone: Still saddled with the politics of the Seventies

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    A town council in Herxheim, Germany, recently voted to retain a bell dedicated to Adolph Hitler in its church. (Uwe Anspach/dpa via AP, file)
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    A German village, a Nazi bell, and the importance of Confederate statues

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    Beyond the march: African-American history education, appreciation, and conscientious citizenship
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    Beyond the march: African-American history education, appreciation, and conscientious citizenship

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    Adam Garrie has been described as
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    Adam Garrie, or how Russian propagandists play their game

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    February 22, 2018 10:20 pm
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    The Onion may be parody, but its headlines often strike a chord with readers in 21st-century America. (screenshot)
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    Michael Barone: Don’t take the Onion’s pessimism too seriously

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