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Millennials who live in Washington D.C. or Maryland have the highest average school debt per person in the U.S.

Police are investigating a reported dog attack in Southeast D.C.

The CDC has reported an E. coli epidemic linked to bulk organic walnuts, affecting 12 people in California and Washington, with seven hospitalized.

For the fifth day, George Washington University students and other protesters are participating in an encampment demonstration over the war in Gaza.

Congress gave one of its highest final tributes on Monday — a lying in honor ceremony at the Capitol — to Ralph Puckett Jr., who led an outnumbered company in battle during the Korean War and was the last surviving veteran of that war to receive the Medal of Honor.

Jan Trevalyan moves to Chairman of the Board; WNS Chief Business Officer Nimesh Akhauri accepts position as Group CEO EVERGREEN, Colo., April 30, 2024 ...

The state is responding on two fronts to the hundreds of claims of sexual and physical abuse from individuals held as children at the former Youth Development Center: in a Concord courtroom, where it is defending itself against the first of what could be hundreds of costly lawsuits, and at the Legislature. Attorney General John […] The post AG: Bill would reduce YDC lawsuits by paying victims more, expanding eligibility appeared first on New Hampshire Bulletin.

Authorities say a man is recovering at the hospital after being stabbed at a D.C. bus stop.

The Florida Development Corp.'s other officers terminated Charles Young Jr.'s employment last year, then reported irregularities to Lake Wales police.

IDC conducted research to validate the advantages of multiprotocol workload consolidation using Nutanix Unified Storage.