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Veterans gather to protest triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Veterans, their families and supporters gathered Thursday morning at Memorial Circle to protest the construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch. Since the president first proposed the 250-foot-tall arch near the entrance of Arlington National Cemetery, many veterans have opposed it, with those present at Thursday’s protest saying it would violate the solemnity of what they see as hallowed ground. John Gunderson, a Vietnam vet and one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against th
Duo from 'Whose Line is it Anyway' brings improv to Strathmore Sunday - WTOP News (opens the original)
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It’ll be a fun, if unpredictable, time Sunday as a pair of comedians brings the ‘From Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ Tour to the stage in North Bethesda, Maryland. Colin Mochrie will be joined by fellow ‘Whose Line?’ comedian Brad Sherwood at Strathmore on Sunday at 4 p.m. WTOP contributor Joe Yasharoff spoke with Mochrie about his career and the upcoming show. You can expect audience participation. Mochrie said that the audience is key to the performance. “Everything starts with a suggestion from th
The nor’easter slamming the East Coast this weekend could be the first of many this season – WTOP News (opens the original)
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A nor’easter is pounding the region’s coastal areas this weekend with heavy winds and rain, and it’s something we might see more of this winter because of the powerful El Niño brewing in the Pacific Ocean. During an El Niño, trade winds become weaker, and warm water is pushed toward the western coast of the United States, which can wreak havoc with weather all over the world, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. “We’re heading into a possibly a historically unprecede
Proposal for new Prince George’s Co. watchdog stalls amid oversight debate – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Prince George’s County lawmakers are considering whether to create an independent inspector general’s office to investigate potential fraud, waste and corruption, but concerns about cost, authority and overlap with existing watchdog agencies have held up the legislation. The county council’s CB-119 would establish an independent Office of the Inspector General with investigative powers, public reporting requirements and subpoena authority. “Prince George’s County is one of the largest jurisdicti
Alexandria mayor: No ‘role for Flock in this community’ – WTOP News (opens the original)
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Alexandria, Virginia’s mayor says she wants the city to move away from using Flock Safety license plate readers amid growing concerns over privacy and how the cameras can be used to track people’s movements. “I do not think there’s a role for Flock in this community,” Mayor Alyia Gaskins said during a city council meeting Tuesday. Alexandria police currently operate 61 Flock automatic license plate readers around the city. The cameras record license plates and other vehicle information, creating
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