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6 teens arrested in connection to robbery, assault at CVS in Navy Yard; more suspects wanted
Six teens have been arrested after robbing and ransacking a Navy Yard CVS last month, D.C. police say.
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View MoreFairfax County weighs delaying middle school start times
Some Virginia middle school students may get to sleep a little later each morning. Fairfax County Public Schools are considering later start times after new data revealed the benefits.
National News
View MoreLive updates: Trump hush money trial resumes with potential gag order sanctions
Trump’s hush money trial resumes with more testimony from a key witness. The former president also faces more potential gag order violations.
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Buffalo Bills draft Travis Clayton despite having no background in American football
English rugby player Travis Clayton was drafted into the NFL by the Buffalo Bills despite lacking a background in American football.
Politics
View MoreMaryland early in-person voting for 2024 presidential primary election begins Thursday
Early in-person voting is now underway in Maryland for the 2024 presidential primary election. Here’s everything you need to know about casting your ballot ahead of time.
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Giving your dog a full life
Celebrity Dog Trainer Michael Hill joins us with Julie the Bichon Frise, who is owned by lifelong dog lover and dog welfare advocate Candy Spelling, to share tips on how to give your dog a full life.
Health
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Maternal mortality rate in U.S. declines, but racial disparities remain: CDC data
Following an increase in women dying during pregnancy or after childbirth earlier in the pandemic, mortality rates dropped significantly in 2022, according to a new CDC report.
Entertainment
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‘The Masked Singer’: The Beets, Seal sent home after double elimination
The Beets and Seal were revealed on the latest episode of "The Masked Singer" during a double elimination.
Money
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What do higher-for-longer interest rates mean for your money?
Americans will be forced to adapt to a new normal where savers benefit from higher rates, but borrowers face steeper debt payments on everything from credit cards to mortgages to student loans.
