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The Associated Press reports that former national security adviser John Bolton was spotted Friday morning standing in the lobby of the Washington building where he keeps an office and talking to two people with “FBI” visible on their vests.
During remarks in the Oval Office, President Trump told reporters he may declare a national emergency in order to keep the National Guard in Washington, D.C. He added that he does not believe believe he will have to take that step after the 30-day deadline.
The San Francisco 49ers added a proven running back to their injury-depleted group by acquiring Brian Robinson from the Washington Commanders for a 2026 sixth-round draft pick. Two people familiar with the deal said the trade will be finalized once Robinson passes a physical.
The Washington Commanders agreed to trade fourth-year running back Brian Robinson Jr., to the San Francisco 49ers, a league source told UPI on Friday.
In the seven days since Trump deployed 800 National Guard troops in DC, violent crime is down 22% comapred to previous seven days
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the National Guard personnel patrolling the streets of Washington DC to be armed, as the Trump administration's crackdown on crime in the capital continues.
President Donald Trump declared his crime crackdown in the nation's capital a success on Thursday as he visited federal officers deployed under his plan, which has drawn resident complaints that its tactics are too heavyhanded.
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"Force them to beat you with their weaknesses" – Brendan Haywood revealed the lessons Michael Jordan taught him on the Washington Wizards
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A 17-year-old boy died after accidentally falling from a river gorge lookout while with his brother in Washington, deputies said. The incident happened Aug. 20 at Cape Horn Lookout, near milepost25 on State Route 14, the Skamania County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post.
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