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D.C. Council hosted a charged, day-long hearing about the Community Safety and Health Amendment Act of 2019, a bill that would decriminalize sex work in the District. The room was packed, some testimony got heated and...
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Podcast #3, Nov. 20: Covering previous impeachments and the role of women
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Drew Brooks, 36, spent 10 years at the Fayetteville Observer covering Fort Bragg in North Carolina, the largest military installation in the United States, as well as its surrounding military communities. On this...
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Opinions run deep outside federal courthouse during former President’s arraignment
Thursday's court hearing drew thousands of curious citizens downtown.
