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Amazon to pay residents of 2 DC ZIP codes $7.25M over ‘delivery exclusions' (opens the original)
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Amazon will refund residents of two D.C. ZIP codes in Ward 7 and Ward 8 $7.25 million after the District’s attorney general says the company secretly excluded Amazon Prime customers from the expedited delivery service they paid for. The Office of D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb and Amazon reached a settlement, the office announced Thursday. D.C. sued the retail giant in 2024. Stream NBC4 newscasts for free right here, right now. Schwalb’s office said Amazon “violated DC consumer protection l
Safe and beautiful ‘is not free': DC Courts under pressure with flat funding since 2022 (opens the original)
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Anyone who visits D.C. courts sees how busy they are. What you don’t see is how busy they are behind the scenes, trying to stretch a tight budget further. People with business at the courthouse described what they faced inside. Stream NBC4 newscasts for free right here, right now. “There’s not enough people to wait on you,” a woman with a child custody case said. “The lines are long and the waits for the trials are long.” DC Courts Executive Officer Herb Rouson Jr. described what the court syste
9/11 motivated many Americans to serve. What did it cost them? (opens the original)
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“When the second plane hit, that’s when I knew that the world had changed,” said Johnny Jones, a former restaurant worker who joined the Transportation Security Administration shortly after 9/11. The terror attacks motivated many Americans to serve their country, with some making decisions within days that changed the course of their lives. Stream NBC4 newscasts for free right here, right now. “I left my career where I had been working previously and came to TSA, took like a 50 to 60% pay cut, b
9/11 motivated many Americans to serve. What did it cost them? (opens the original)
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“When the second plane hit, that’s when I knew that the world had changed,” said Johnny Jones, a former restaurant worker who joined the Transportation Security Administration shortly after 9/11. The terror attacks motivated many Americans to serve their country, with some making decisions within days that changed the course of their lives. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “I left my career where I had been working previously and came to TSA, took like a 50 to 60% pay cu
9/11 motivated many Americans to serve. What did it cost them? (opens the original)
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“When the second plane hit, that’s when I knew that the world had changed,” said Johnny Jones, a former restaurant worker who joined the Transportation Security Administration shortly after 9/11. The terror attacks motivated many Americans to serve their country, with some making decisions within days that changed the course of their lives. “I left my career where I had been working previously and came to TSA, took like a 50 to 60% pay cut, because I wanted to be able to get back and make sure t
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