Category:Washington, D.C.

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This is the category for Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States. See also the Washington, D.C. Portal. RSS Latest stories Refresh this list to see the latest articles. 21 December 2011: Wikinews interviews former Salt Lake City mayor and 2012 presidential candidate Rocky Anderson 13 December 2011: Former Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson announces presidential bid 23 August 2011: Magnitude 5.8 earthquake in Virginia felt up and down U.S. east coast, Pentagon evacuated 30 June 2011: Wikinews interviews US National Archives Wikipedian in Residence 17 June 2011: US Representative Anthony Weiner resigns over sexual conduct 8 June 2011: Trump criticizes media bias towards Obama, especially during UK state visit 20 May 2011: Obama supports Middle East protesters in speech 17 April 2011: Poverty rises as food prices increase 15 April 2011: Senior U.S. aviation official resigns after crisis in control towers termed 'unacceptable' 14 December 2010: Virginia man arrested for plotting to bomb Washington DC metro

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2 2008 Major League Soccer: Toronto FC vs. D.C. United 7 77 names added to fallen journalist memorial in Washington, D.C. A Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission endorses Children's Song American Airlines plane overshoots runway in Jamaica; injuries reported American Thom Mayne snags Pritzker architecture prize B Bloggers cite rumors of US "secret war" with Iran and Syria C Cadillac unveils Obama's 'Beast', the 2009 Presidential State Car Canadian Prime Minister Harper meets with U.S. President Bush Capitol Hill fries and toast French again Chicago approves new handgun regulations Comedians lampoon Bush at White House Correspondents' Dinner Controversial development training cited in religious discrimination lawsuits D District of Columbia Public Schools chancellor Michelle Rhee announces resignation F Former Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson announces presidential bid Former US Secretary of State Alexander Haig dies at age 85 G Glenn Beck to hold controversial 'Restoring Honor' rally at Lincoln Memorial Gunman kills one at Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. H Hate Crime victim finds assailant on Facebook Hilda Solis begins new job as US Secretary of Labor Historic Georgetown library on fire House votes to repeal Washington D.C. handgun ban I In the spirit of US Thanksgiving tradition, two turkeys receive presidential pardon Investigation into Washington, D.C. Metro crash finds need for new safety rules J John W. Snow resigns as United States secretary of the treasury Judge orders U.S. Department of Justice officials to testify K Katharine Close, 13, wins Scripps National Spelling Bee L Laws allowing same sex marriage in Washington, D.C. go into effect Lobbyist giant shuts down due to ties with Jack Abramoff and Tom DeLay

M Magnitude 3.6 earthquake shakes Washington, D.C. Magnitude 5.8 earthquake in Virginia felt up and down U.S. east coast, Pentagon evacuated Major snowstorm sweeps across Eastern US Man accused of Holocaust Museum shooting dies McCain, Obama win "Potomac Primary" states N National plant materials center goes native in Washington, DC NBA star Gilbert Arenas pleads guilty to gun possession, could face six months in prison NBA: Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton suspended for the season Nicolas Cage spotted in Washington DC filming National Treasure sequel O Obama succeeds Bush as 44th president of the United States Obama supports Middle East protesters in speech Obama's Inaugural Celebration "We are One" attracts 400,000 P Photo Essay: Cherry Blossoms Bloom in DC Photo essay: Valentine's Day at the U.S. Viet Nam War Memorial Photoessay: Fat Tuesday Easy in DC Photoessay: The Idiotarod: When Good Shopping Carts Go Bad Poverty rises as food prices increase R Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy involved in car accident near U.S. Capitol Rhode Island representative Patrick Kennedy pleads guilty to DUI S San Diego State University pitcher taken first in baseball draft Scooter Libby gets 30 months in Plame case User:Sean Heron/Washington Transit Authority holds hearing Senior U.S. aviation official resigns after crisis in control towers termed 'unacceptable' Shots fired on Capitol Hill Sirius CEO visits congress SLM shareholders led by Martin Garbus sue Spider-Man creator Stan Lee and Marvel for $750m Spider-Man to save Obama's Inauguration Day in upcoming Marvel comic Students evacuated after police find suspected drug lab at Georgetown University

S cont. Subway train derails in Washington, D.C. Sweeping bank regulatory overhaul passed in US House of Representatives T Televangelist Pat Robertson compares same-sex marriage to child molestation, pedophilia Thousands protest Iraq war in Washington D.C. Trump criticizes media bias towards Obama, especially during UK state visit Two police officers injured in Pentagon shooting incident U U.S. Capitol Police kill man during traffic stop turned chase U.S. commuter blows up section of Washington D.C. Bridge U.S. Senate passes immigration reform bill Uninvited couple passes Secret Service checkpoint, crashes White House state dinner US East Coast prepares for blizzard US General David Petraeus passes out during Senate testimony US House of Representatives passes India nuclear bill US President Obama celebrates his first Martin Luther King Jr. Day while in office US Representative Anthony Weiner resigns over sexual conduct US Secret Service officer arrested during prostitution sting US Senator Ted Kennedy collapses during inaugural luncheon V Virginia man arrested for plotting to bomb Washington DC metro W Washington Metro collision kills nine, injures many Portal:Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad executed by lethal injection Waters on trial for House ethics charges White House considers sending Guantanamo Bay prisoners to Illinois White House, Capitol Building evacuated as small plane enters no-fly zone Wikinews interviews former Salt Lake City mayor and 2012 presidential candidate Rocky Anderson Wikinews interviews US National Archives Wikipedian in Residence Winter wonderland: the recent U.S. blizzard in photos Wuerl appointed Washington, D.C.'s new bishop

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