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Beijing blacklisted a Mesa, Arizona-based FCC testing lab and five other U.S. groups amid a deepening trade fight.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
The DEA now calls El Mencho's California-born stepson its No. 1 target, officials said in Washington.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Amazon has abandoned its proposed 2.4-million-square-foot data center campus at Calvert Cliffs. The move comes as Calvert County prepares to consider a temporary moratorium.
Retail & Industry in ...
The FTC is probing a proposed $3.5 billion merger between Cencora's MWI Animal Health and Covetrus, with veterinary software and product access in focus.
A divided D.C. appeals court says the Trump administration improperly killed Biden's multibillion-dollar green bank. The funding fight may now head to the Supreme Court.
Food & Drinks in ...
Genika Cafe is nearing its Shaw debut with specialty coffee by day and beer, wine and cocktails at night. The opening date is still under wraps.
Five federal workers are challenging the Trump administration’s ban on gender-affirming care coverage, arguing the policy violates Title VII. The case could affect tens of thousands of people enrolled in federal health plans.
Howard’s newest students are arriving as Wonder Plaza gives way to a nine-story housing, dining and wellness hub on Georgia Avenue.
Two men were shot near a Northwest D.C. McDonald’s Monday morning. Both were taken to a hospital as police investigated the scene.
Parks & Nature in ...
Riggs-LaSalle’s athletic field is getting new synthetic turf, a baseball diamond and a walking path as part of a larger D.C. parks upgrade.
A stolen vehicle connected to an armed D.C. carjacking crashed near Gaithersburg after a brief pursuit. Two people were detained and a gun was recovered.
A D.C. teen’s alleged crime spree grew more violent even after detention. A judge has now imposed a 12-year sentence.
A Baltimore teen rejected a plea deal tied to a fatal Harman Avenue shooting. The case involves three defendants and a separate East Baltimore store killing.
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