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Chaos In Cleveland… Presidential Debate Called Hot Mess

Presidential candidates trade insults and jabs at first debate

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Worldwide COVID-19 Deaths Top 1M

Coronavirus fatalities top a staggering one-million cases as fear increases the death toll is steadily climbing worldwide.

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$20M Settlement In PG Police Shooting of Handcuffed Man

Family of William Green reaches $20 million dollar settlement with Prince George’s County

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20-Year-Olds Highest New COVID-19 Infections

The average age of persons with the coronavirus is getting youngers

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Va Governor Ralph Northam and Wife Test Positive for COVID-19

Virginia’s Governor and wife are isolating for next 10 days after testing positive for the coronavirus

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Fire Safety Week, Breast Cancer Virtual Walk. Free Community Events

Here’s a listing of upcoming events taking place in the DMV.

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Magic Johnson Says He Still Gets Nervous When He Sees Police

Magic Johnson talks candidly about police brutality and his own fears of police.

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No Officers Charged Directly In Breonna Taylor’s Death

None of the officers involved in the shooting of Breonna Taylor are facing charges in her killing.

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200k COVID-19 Death Toll Could Double By End of 2020

U.S. coronavirus death toll now the highest in the world and climbing.

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Funeral Services Announced for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Final farewell to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg set for this week.

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Visitors from 30+ States told to Self-Quarantine If Headed to DC

DC releases updated list of high-risk coronavirus states

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Major Movement In the Breonna Taylor Civil Case

Press conference expected this afternoon to release details of settlement in the case between the family of Breonna Taylor and Louisville, Kentucky.

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HU Choir Set to Perform for Washington’s NFL Season Opener

Howard University Choir will perform “Lift Every Voice and Sing” during the season home opener of Washington’s Football Team.

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More Unemployment Benefits for DC’s Jobless

Good news for DC’s unemployed. Jobless benefits will be increased by $300 weekly.
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Moco Launches New Help for Renters

As the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic lingers on, Montgomery County is rolling out another effort to help impacted renters.

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DC’s New List of COVID-19 High Risk States

Persons traveling from nearly 30 US states must now self-quarantine for 14 days if they are heading into DC.

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VA Voters’ Guide 2020

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MD Voters’ Guide 2020

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Help for Child Care Providers In PG County

Prince George’s County is setting aside $2 million to help daycare providers hurt by COVID-19 pandemic

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Bloomberg Philanthropies Donates $32M to Howard to Help Future Black Doctors

Bloomberg Philanthropies provides largest ever gift to Howard University College of Medicine to help increase the number of Black doctors

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DC Family and Residents Demand Answers In MPD Fatal Shooting

Body cam video of MPD shooting of 18-year-old Deon Kay set to be released later today.

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News Developments In Breonna Taylor Case

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Moco Free COVID-19 Testing Sites

Montgomery County announces free coronavirus testing clinics for the week of August 30th.

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DC Basketball Court In Memory of Dr. King

Ward 8 basketball court renovated with Dr. King’s “I Have A Dream” message.

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HU Community Mourns the Loss of Chadwick Boseman

Howard University President Dr. Wayne Frederick releases statement about the passing of HU alumnus Chadwick Boseman.

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WHUR Voters’ Guide. Vote… Your Life Depends On It

Voters’ guide to get you prepared for one of the most historic Elections of our lifetime. NO EXCUSES. Get Registered and VOTE. YOUR VOTE MATTERS!!!

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Jacob Blake Paralyzed from Shooting, Protests Continue

Black man shot by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin is paralyzed from the waist down.

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DC Expanding Its High Risk COVID-19 States List

DC Health wants residents from so-called hotspot states to self-quarantine for 14 days if they are heading into the city. The expanded list comes as thousands are expected to descend on DC for the so-called Commitment March.

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Michelle Obama Delivers Big At DNC

Former First Lady Michelle Obama delivers blistering attack against President Trump in first night of DNC

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Va Lawmaker Charged As She Leads Police Reform Effort

Attorneys for Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas say she’s the victim of a political stunt meant to weaponize the criminal justice system against African Americans.

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Today Is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day

It takes Black women over 20 months to make what the average white man makes in 12 months.

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Biden and Harris Make First Campaign Appearance Together

Biden officially introduces Harris and his Vice Presidential pick in Wilmington, Delaware.

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Howard University Congratulates Kamala Harris

HU President says he’s proud to call Howard University alumna Kamala Harris a member of the HU Family

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Shooting Near White House

Shooting outside the White House interrupts President Trump’s press briefing.

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No Arrests In Shooting of 20 People In DC

Mass shooting in SE DC leaves 20 injured and 1 dead over the weekend.

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Coronavirus Cases Spike Among Kids

Nearly 100k youth tested positive for the coronavirus in the last two weeks of July. That’s a 40% increase.

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Moco Health Officer Stands Firm on Private Schools Decision

Private schools in Montgomery County must remain closed to in-person instruction through October 1st and provide distance learning to their students. The county health officer clamped down again on his message despite protests against the decision.

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Outdoor Pools Will Remain Closed In DC

Summertime will come to an end with no outdoor swimming in DC. The city announced today that COVID-19 is keeping the pools off-limits.

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AAA Offers Driving and Insurance Tips to Prepare for Isaias

AAA says there are some key things we all need to do to prepare our vehicles and homes for Isaias.

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Trump Suggests Delaying Election

In another series of Tweets, Trump is again attacking mail-in voting. He floating idea of delaying Presidential election.

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Black Women In DC Wage Gap

New report finds Black women in DC make 51 cents for every dollar a White man makes.

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Adopt A Pet, Family Friendly Events, and Free Plants

Check out the latest community events happening around the DMV. Details inside this week’s Community’s Choice

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Nation’s Mayors Tell Trump to Keep Federal Forces Out

US Mayors send Trump Administration a letter calling for removal of all federal forces from cities.

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Dan Snyder Officially Retires “Redskins” Name and Logo

Washington’s NFL Team drops the “Redskins” name and logo amid growing pressure

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Activists Seek $75k Reward to Find Relisha Rudd

Saturday, July 11th is being proclaimed Relisha Rudd Day as organizers seek to increase the reward to find the missing DC girl to $75,000.

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Supreme Court Delivers Trump Victory and Defeat

Supreme Court justices say Manhattan prosecutor can see President Trump’s personal financial records.

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US Coronavirus Cases Top 3M

COVID-19 cases hit another new milestone with a record 60,021 cases reported Tuesday, pushing the overall total passed 3M

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Mayor of Atlanta Tests Positive for COVID-19

Keisha Lance Bottoms reveals the coronavirus has personally hit her, announcing she hasn’t had any symptoms.

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DC Boy Fatally Shot Watching Fireworks

11-year-old boy shot and killed July 4th and is being called a great child with a great attitude. “Devon McNeal is everything you could want in a kid.”

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