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When anyone challenges her racial identity, the vice president-elect points to her four years at Howard University.

6 A bearded man wearing a Make America Great Again beanie hat is seen with what appears to be a bloodied gauze bandage around his neck and some type of hole in his cheekCredit: AP:Associated Press 6 Another person was photographed on a stretcher with an oxygen mask on their faceCredit: Splash News In the gruesome photo, a bearded man wearing a Make America Great Again beanie hat is seen with what appears to be a bloodied gauze bandage around his neck and some type of hole in his cheek. The wounded man, also donning a camouflage jacket and sunglasses, seemed to have something small inside it �...

The Nation, check out our latest issue. Subscribe to Support Progressive Journalism The Nation is reader supported: Chip in $10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter. Sign up for our Wine Club today. Did you know you can support The Nation by drinking wine? Washington, D.C.—It was 5 pm when the explosions started, one after another, washing the crowd of Donald Trump supporters in plumes of tear gas. For hours, these protesters had swarmed and stomped atop of the Capitol steps. They had torn down barricades and pushed into the Capitol rotunda, forcing me...

Church hangs Black Lives Matter banner in Thomas Circle amid pro-Trump protests By FOX 5 DC Digital Team Published  WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - National City Christian Church in Thomas Circle has hung a large Black Lives Matter banner from its front columns on Wednesday as pro-Trump supporters flood into the District for planned protests. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has encouraged counter-protesters, including Black Lives Matter groups, to stay away from the rallies for safety reasons. Interim Senior Minister Dr. Amy Butler says this is the church's way of still advocating. National City Christi...

Deaths among D.C.’s homeless jumped this year, including 23 who died of the coronavirus Justin Wm. Moyer Karim el-Amin, 42, took shelter Dec. 8 in his tent near Thomas Circle in Northwest Washington. Temperatures were turning colder that week, with lows hovering near freezing. Amin, who suffered from medical issues, did not come out again. The next day when someone checked on him, he was found dead. He is buried with family members at Fort Lincoln Cemetery, just across the D.C. line in Prince George’s County. “I guess he died in his sleep,” said his brother, ...