There was an unusual murder in Prince George’s County Sunday. A 73-year-old woman’s charged with killing her 82-year-old neighbor with a brick.… Read more
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North Korea Says It’s Willing To Resume Nuke Talks With US
North Korea says it’s willing to resume nuclear diplomacy with the United States in late September… Read more
UN Atomic Watchdog Confirms Iran Installing New Centrifuges
The UN atomic watchdog confirmed Monday that Iran is preparing to use more advanced centrifuges, another breach of limits set in the country’s unraveling nuclear deal… Read more
UK’s Johnson To Suspend Parliament As His Brexit Plans Stall
Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted Monday that a new Brexit deal can be reached to ensure Britain leaves the European Union by the Oct. 31 deadline… Read more
Metro stations south of Reagan National reopen Monday after months of closures
After months of closures, six Blue and Yellow line Metro stations south of Reagan National reopen Monday. … Read more
Judicial Watch Sues VA’s Lt. Gov. To Get Records Related To Sexual Assault Allegations
Months after two women accused Virginia’s Lieutenant Governor of sexual assault, a conservative, non-partisan educational foundation is suing to get documents related to the allegations.… Read more
Some 9/11 Firefighters May Have Higher Heart Risks Now
Firefighters who arrived early or spent more time at the World Trade Center site after the 9/11 attacks seem to have a modestly higher risk of developing heart problems than those who came later or stayed less, doctors reported Friday.… Read more
Aid Effort Picks Up Momentum As Some Bahamians Seek Way Out
Some of the haggard Bahamians who lost homes to the ravages of Hurricane Dorian are waiting at a small airport hoping to catch planes out of the disaster zone as an international humanitarian effort to help the Caribbean country gains momentum and the death toll has risen to 30.… Read more
US Added A Modest 130,000 Jobs In August Amid Trade War
U.S. employers added a modest 130,000 jobs in August, a sign that hiring in the United States has slowed but remains durable in the face of global economic weakness and President Donald Trump’s trade war with China.… Read more
A Weakened Dorian Floods Homes On North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Dorian howled over North Carolina’s Outer Banks on Friday — a much weaker but still dangerous version of the storm that wreaked havoc in the Bahamas — flooding homes in the low-lying ribbon of islands and throwing a scare into year-round residents who chose to tough it out.… Read more
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73-year-old woman charged with murdering 82-year-old neighbor with a brick
There was an unusual murder in Prince George’s County Sunday. A 73-year-old woman’s charged with killing her 82-year-old neighbor with a brick.… Continue Reading
North Korea Says It’s Willing To Resume Nuke Talks With US
North Korea says it’s willing to resume nuclear diplomacy with the United States in late September… Continue Reading
UN Atomic Watchdog Confirms Iran Installing New Centrifuges
The UN atomic watchdog confirmed Monday that Iran is preparing to use more advanced centrifuges, another breach of limits set in the country’s unraveling nuclear deal… Continue Reading
UK’s Johnson To Suspend Parliament As His Brexit Plans Stall
Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted Monday that a new Brexit deal can be reached to ensure Britain leaves the European Union by the Oct. 31 deadline… Continue Reading
Metro stations south of Reagan National reopen Monday after months of closures
After months of closures, six Blue and Yellow line Metro stations south of Reagan National reopen Monday. … Continue Reading
Judicial Watch Sues VA’s Lt. Gov. To Get Records Related To Sexual Assault Allegations
Months after two women accused Virginia’s Lieutenant Governor of sexual assault, a conservative, non-partisan educational foundation is suing to get documents related to the allegations.… Continue Reading
Some 9/11 Firefighters May Have Higher Heart Risks Now
Firefighters who arrived early or spent more time at the World Trade Center site after the 9/11 attacks seem to have a modestly higher risk of developing heart problems than those who came later or stayed less, doctors reported Friday.… Continue Reading
Aid Effort Picks Up Momentum As Some Bahamians Seek Way Out
Some of the haggard Bahamians who lost homes to the ravages of Hurricane Dorian are waiting at a small airport hoping to catch planes out of the disaster zone as an international humanitarian effort to help the Caribbean country gains momentum and the death toll has risen to 30.… Continue Reading
US Added A Modest 130,000 Jobs In August Amid Trade War
U.S. employers added a modest 130,000 jobs in August, a sign that hiring in the United States has slowed but remains durable in the face of global economic weakness and President Donald Trump’s trade war with China.… Continue Reading
A Weakened Dorian Floods Homes On North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Dorian howled over North Carolina’s Outer Banks on Friday — a much weaker but still dangerous version of the storm that wreaked havoc in the Bahamas — flooding homes in the low-lying ribbon of islands and throwing a scare into year-round residents who chose to tough it out.… Continue Reading