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Maryland Appeals Court Upholds Conviction of ‘Serial' Subject Adnan Syed
Maryland’s highest court ruled Friday that Adnan Syed, the subject of the world-famous “Serial” podcast, will not be granted a new trial after he was convicted of killing his high school classmate Hae Min Lee 20 years ago.
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Man Accused of Filming 60 Victims in Northern Virginia Mall Dressing Rooms
A man arrested on Christmas Eve after police say he secretly filmed a teenage girl in a Virginia store dressing room is now accused of filming at least 60 other victims.
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Judge Declares Mistrial in Alleged Alexandria ‘Werewolf' Killing After Jury Can't Reach Verdict
A judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a man who claims he killed a Virginia store manager because he thought the victim was a werewolf.
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Virginia Mother Admits Injecting Child With Her Own Blood
A Virginia woman who admitted putting her blood in her son’s nose and mouth while he was in the hospital said she did it because she wanted her son to get attention from the hospital staff.
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Virginia Mother Admits Injecting Child With Her Own Blood
A Virginia woman who admitted putting her blood in her son’s nose and mouth while he was in the hospital said she did it because she wanted her son to get attention from the hospital staff.
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They're Coming! DC Cherry Blossoms Reach Stage 4 of 6
After their peak bloom date was pushed back due to cold weather — twice — D.C.’s famed cherry blossoms have reached stage three of six.
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Army Staff Sergeant Gets 7 Life Terms for Killing Officer and His Wife
An Army staff sergeant convicted of killing his wife and a rookie police officer in 2016 was formally sentenced Thursday to seven consecutive life sentences.
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Police: Husband, Not Panhandler, Killed Woman in Baltimore
A Maryland woman whose death last year was blamed on an attack by a panhandler was actually killed by her husband and his adult daughter, police said Sunday.
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White House Easter Egg Roll Lottery to Open
Let the egg-dying begin. The White House says its annual Easter Egg Roll will be held April 22.
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‘Green Book' for Black Travelers Was Powerful Tool for Women Entrepreneurs
The “Green Book” was more than a revolutionary way for African Americans to travel in this country; it was an economic engine for burgeoning entrepreneurs, particularly black women.
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Trump Signs Bill Naming Post Office for Army Captain Khan
President Donald Trump has signed into law a bill naming a Virginia post office for fallen U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan, whose father criticized the then-candidate in a 2016 Democratic National Convention speech.
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Appeals Court Agrees to Hear Case Involving Trump DC Hotel
A federal appeals court agreed Thursday to take up a case accusing Donald Trump of profiting off the presidency in violation of the U.S. Constitution, giving the president’s legal team its first major victory in the case.
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Washington DC Sues Facebook Over Privacy Scandal
The attorney general in the nation’s capital has filed a lawsuit against Facebook for allowing data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica to improperly access data from as many as 87 million users.
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Rolling Thunder Says Next Year's Ride Will Be Its Last
Rolling Thunder, the annual ride that brings thousands of bikers to the National Mall to honor military members who were missing in action or prisoners of war, is preparing for its final run.
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Teen Arrested in Killing of Maryland Real Estate Salesman at Model Home
Thirty-one hours after a real estate salesman was killed inside a model home in a new community in Hanover, Maryland, Anne Arundel County police announced a teenager had been taken into custody for the murder.
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Maryland Woman Killed After Rolling Down Window to Give Woman Money
A woman who gave money out of her car window to what looked like a needy young mother was then stabbed to death by a man who tried to steal her wallet, Baltimore police say.
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Happy Hanukkah! National Menorah Lights Up Near White House
The national menorah was illuminated Sunday evening, the first night of Hanukkah, during a ceremony near the White House.
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‘Every Woman's Ultimate Nightmare': Serial Killer Linked to 1972 Murder in Prince George's County, Police Say
A serial killer who may have committed at least 90 murders across the country has been linked to a killing that occurred in Prince George’s County, Maryland, almost 50 years ago.
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Arguments in ‘Serial' Podcast Case Focus on Lawyer, Alibi Witness
Roughly two years after a new trial was ordered, Maryland’s highest court on Thursday heard arguments in their review of the high-profile case of a man whose murder conviction was chronicled in the hit “Serial” podcast that attracted millions of armchair detectives.
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Police: Serial Killer May Have Slain Massachusetts Woman
A serial killer who may have committed at least 90 murders across the country has been linked to the killing of a woman who may have been from Massachusetts that occurred in Prince George’s County, Maryland, almost 50 years ago. Prince George’s County police announced Wednesday that Samuel Little, 78, has been linked to a 1972 cold case in the county.