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There is a protest opposing the Wizards-Capitals move to Virginia planned for Thursday at the Potomac Yard Metro Station.

Alex Ovechkin scored a power-play goal during Washington’s fast start, and the Capitals beat Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-3 on Tuesday night. Ovechkin and Crosby faced off for the 67th time in the regular season. Crosby finished with a goal and an assist, but Washington held on after racing out to a 4-0 lead.

So it looks pretty good that the trump machine is running pretty well right now. i dont expect theyre going to stumble in iowa. but it could be a big fight in new hampshire. whoever finishes third here in iowa drops out. >> thats exactly why we watch all of this. and iowa is going to be exciting and new hampshire, of course, to . vaughn hillyard, fred upton, thanks to both of you. breaking news from several state capitals across the country now. authorities were for to evacuate capital complex...

It, he pointed that after 1972 munich massacre in which 11 israeli athletes were murdered by palestinian gunmen, israel vowed to hunt them all down and it did. it took years, it took them to different capitals in cities and places around the world but they did it. and israel has vowed to do the same thing to all of those that you can identify who carried out the october the 7th massacre. some of them are already dead some of them will be hiding in tunnels in gaza, some will be difficult to get a...

The battle is brewing over the Washington Capitals and Wizards possibly moving to Alexandria, Virginia, as a long-time D.C. activist now calls for protests and a boycott.

Ethan Bear contract and salary cap details, contract breakdowns, dead money, and news.

US News: Yaroslav Askarov's impressive performance, making 27 saves and stopping both shootout attempts, led the Nashville Predators to a 3-2 victory over the

A plan to move the Washington Wizards and the Capitals out of Washington is facing scrutiny from Virginia taxpayers, skeptical about just how much of their money will go into the project.

Two prominent Virginia lawmakers, State Sen. Louise Lucas and Congressman Don Beyer, are raising serious concerns about plans to utilize taxpayer dollars for the construction of a new arena for the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards.

What will happen to Downtown D.C. if the Caps and Wizards move to Virginia? That’s a question on many minds and a new report claims it could mean the loss of thousands of jobs and millions of dollars.