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Deadline for Iran nuclear deal looms; Russia, China could join talksCarol Morello Hace 3 horas
VIENNA — With a deadline zooming down on them, negotiators made an eleventh-hour effort Sunday to strike a deal that would limit Iran's nuclear capability and ease crushing sanctions on the country. Secretary of State John F. Kerry met Sunday morning with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and Catherine Ashton, the European Union's representative at the talks. It was their fifth meeting since Kerry arrived Thursday night. Read full article >>
Marion Barry dies hours after release from brief hospitalizationMike DeBonis, Martin Weil
Marion Barry, the iconic four-term former mayor and current D.C. Council member and the best-known local political figure in modern Washington history, died early Sunday, a few hours after ending a brief stay at Howard University Hospital. He was 78. Read full article >>
Marion Barry dies; 4-term D.C. mayor the most powerful local politician of his generationBart Barnes
Marion Barry Jr., the Mississippi sharecropper's son and civil rights activist who served three terms as mayor of the District of Columbia, survived a drug arrest and jail sentence, and then came back to win a fourth term as the city's chief executive, died early Sunday at United Medical Center in Washington. He was 78. Read full article >>
Bill Cosby's legacy, recast: Accusers speak in detail about sexual-assault allegationsManuel Roig-Franzia, Scott Higham, Paul Farhi, Mary Pat Flaherty
They didn't see a comedian. They saw the "king of the world." Long before there was a Dr. Cliff Huxtable, before rumpled sweaters and a collective anointing as America's dad, Bill Cosby was magnified a hundredfold in the eyes of the young models and actresses he pulled into his orbit. For them, he embodied the hippest of the 1960s and '70s Hollywood scene, a mega-star with the power to make somebodies out of nobodies. Read full article >>
St. Louis area braces for aftershock of grand jury's decision on Ferguson shootingDavid Montgomery, Wesley Lowery
ST. LOUIS — In a city bracing for another convulsion, the waiting game looks like this: University students gather in a gym and rally for peace. Churches draw up plans for "safe spaces," a refuge during potential chaos. Fringe groups pass out fliers advocating for various kinds of instigation if a grand jury decides not to indict a police officer who 3 1/2 months ago shot an unarmed teenager. Read full article >>
Somalia's al-Shabab kills 28 non-Muslims in KenyaTom Odula
NAIROBI — Somalia's Islamist extremist rebels, al-Shabab, attacked a bus in northern Kenya at dawn Saturday, singling out and killing 28 passengers who could not recite an Islamic creed and were assumed to be non-Muslims, Kenyan authorities said. Read full article >>
Conservative expert on immigration law to pursue suit against executive actionEli Saslow
TONGANOXIE, KAN. – The most pivotal moment of his career is about to unfold on prime time TV, and Kris Kobach has no way to watch. "There's really no TV in here?" he says, and a waitress at a downtown diner in tiny Tonganoxie shakes her head. "How about a phone? Anyone have enough cell service to stream live radio?" Kobach asks, and a few of the Republicans assembled here for a county meeting rush up to help. Read full article >>
Troops heading out for the final tours of the Afghanistan war find a new uncertaintyGreg Jaffe
To get to a place where the Afghanistan war is something not yet forgotten, drive from civilian America onto this 164-square-mile military base. Pass the armed guards who check for military identification and the four-story Warrior Transition building that houses wounded soldiers, and keep going into one of the base's residential neighborhoods of identical two-story houses. Read full article >>
Afghan mission for U.S. to continue under new authoritiesKaren DeYoung, Missy Ryan
The United States will remain in an armed conflict in Afghanistan — essentially at war — after the end of this year under rules for combat operations the Pentagon requested, and President Obama approved, early this month. Read full article >>
Kerry: Big, serious gaps remain in Iran nuclear talks; possible impasse hinted atCarol Morello
VIENNA — Negotiators working to slow Iran's nuclear program and ease sanctions pressed forward with talks Saturday amid indications that they are at an impasse with two days left before a deadline for an accord. Read full article >>
In the run-up to Black Friday, Walmart and strikers wage a war of wordsLydia DePillis
Consider a box of donated food placed out for workers to help their colleagues put a festive meal on the table at Thanksgiving, which happened over the past few days at Wal-Marts in Frankfort, Ind., and Oklahoma City. Read full article >>
Wild turkeys have made a comeback and are ruffling some suburban feathersMichael S. Rosenwald
Members of a Maryland church were preparing a turkey supper when they looked out the window and discovered several distant relatives of the main course approaching. The wild turkeys were not feeling festive. One flew at and into a truck. When two members of Faith United Church of Christ in Frederick went outside to get a closer a look, they were gobbled at and chased back inside. A joke quickly made the rounds: The wild turkeys had somehow learned their kinsfolk were on platters. They wanted revenge. Read full article >>
U-Va. president suspends fraternities until Jan. 9 in wake of rape allegationsMike DeBonis
University of Virginia President Teresa A. Sullivan said Saturday that she is suspending all campus fraternities through early January, acting days after a magazine published an account from the victim of an alleged 2012 gang rape inside a U-Va. fraternity house. Read full article >>
Balz: It was a big day in the Big Apple for Hillary ClintonDan Balz
This biodegradable drone is grown from mushrooms and covered in wasp spitRachel Feltman
Creaky joints, sick leave, endless paperwork: Ancient Egyptian health care sounds surprisingly familiar.Peter Holley
Bill Cosby performance goes on as scheduled in Florida on Friday night with no disruptionsGeoff Edgers
Melbourne, Florida - MELBOURNE, FLA. — Bill Cosby wore a gray sweatshirt embroidered with the words "Hello Friends," took the stage promptly at 7:30 p.m. and spent most of his Friday night set at the King Center for the Performing Arts tossing out classic material about family, religion and aging. Read full article >>
A rabid, lifelong Redskins fan takes a stand against his beloved team's nameJohn Woodrow Cox
The fiercely devoted gathered beneath a burgundy-and-gold tent outside FedEx Field, where the Washington Redskins were an hour from kickoff. All around were members of Extremeskins.com, a team-sponsored message board for people whose passion is measured in feathered chief tattoos and ticket-stub collections that long ago cracked three figures. Weaving through a crowd layered in Redskins couture, a man in a white wig, a top hat and a burgundy-and-gold suit showed off a button on his lapel that read, "UNCLE SAM IS A SKINS FAN!" Read full article >>
Republicans challenge Obama's executive actions, file lawsuit over ObamacareKatie Zezima, Robert Costa
House panel finds no intelligence failure in Benghazi attacksGreg Miller
Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson has mastered a disappearing act since shootingChico Harlan
Holder frustrated with Mo. governor over actions before Ferguson grand jury decisionSari Horwitz, Wesley Lowery
President Obama and Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. in separate media messages Friday urged protesters in Ferguson, Mo., to avoid violence as the nation awaits a grand jury's decision in the Michael Brown case. Read full article >>
Editorial: On Velvet Revolution's anniversary, a reinforced commitment to democracyEditorial Board
THE 25TH anniversary of the anti-Communist revolution in Central and Eastern Europe has been marked by celebrations but also by worrying signs that some of its signal achievements are threatened. Since 1989, six former members of the Soviet-dominated Warsaw Pact (or their successor states) have transformed their economies, joined the European Union and NATO, and established democracies. Their achievements look particularly impressive when set alongside the chaos and civil wars that have followed the Arab uprisings of 2011. Read full article >>
Why wage growth disparity tells the story of America's half-formed economic recoveryChico Harlan
WILMINGTON, Del. — Thomas Gray says he was fortunate coming out of the recession: He took a job in one of the nation's fastest-growing industries, food services, preparing meals for 500 students in a Head Start cafeteria. Read full article >>
Marcus: Letting us in on an immigration secretRuth Marcus
Agree or disagree with Barack Obama's executive action on immigration, the president did something important, laudable, and with potentially long-lasting consequences in announcing the move: He released the Office of Legal Counsel memorandum outlining the legal justification for it. Read full article >>
Intercept of Pakistani's communication led to investigation of U.S. diplomatAdam Goldman
At the RGA, early screening for presidential prospectsDan Balz
Obama, in Las Vegas, begins rallying support for immigration actionKatie Zezima
Illegal immigrants rally at White House, thank Obama for deportation reprievePamela Constable
On the day after President Obama's historic announcement of a plan to protect millions of illegal immigrants from deportation, hundreds of Latino activists and families gathered in front of the White House Friday afternoon to express their gratitude — and also vow to press Congress to finish the job. Read full article >>
Buffalo Bills accidentally tell ticket holders to call a domestic violence crisis center for refundsMarissa Payne
The NFL did the right thing by postponing and moving Sunday's game between the Buffalo Bills and the New York Jets to Monday in Detroit, but the Bills did the wrong thing when they accidentally told ticket holders seeking refunds to dial a domestic violence crisis center in Ohio on Friday. Read full article >>
For mature audiences only: Sex on TV isn't just getting hotter — it's getting smarterAlyssa Rosenberg
Buffalo death toll rises as officials, residents clear lake-effect snowSarah Larimer, Ed O'Keefe
New report examines 'missed opportunities' in Newtown shooter Adam Lanza's pastAbby Ohlheiser
She The People: Yes, those Kim Kardashian photos are about raceBethonie Butler
Kim Kardashian's risqué photo spread in Paper magazine may have put the focus on her famous derriere, but it's the subtext that really gives us something to talk about. The photo shoot, which evoked controversial images of black women, has staked an ongoing debate over how black women are represented (or not) in mainstream media. Read full article >>
Wonkblog: Americans could save a fortune this winter — if they only understood their thermostatsChris Mooney
As Americans experience the start of winter -- in some cases, an extreme winter -- it's time to get out the sidewalk salt and clean the furnace. And, usually, to turn up the heat. However, too few of us realize just how much energy and money we're wasting by using that terrifying and confusing device on the wall -- the thermostat -- in a just plain incorrect or flawed way. Read full article >>
Kerry opens homestretch push for Iran nuclear deal with deadline loomingCarol Morello
Milbank: How the GOP can poke back against Obama's immigration orderDana Milbank
Crowds in Ukraine show lingering tensions amid Biden visit to back pro-West officialsKaren DeYoung
Rubin: Hillary Clinton's reckless immigration misstepJennifer Rubin
Last night, Hillary Clinton tweeted: "Thanks to POTUS for taking action on immigration in the face of inaction. Now let's turn to permanent bipartisan reform." It was, for an intensely cautious politician, a very reckless move. Read full article >>
Boehner: Obama immigration moves are 'damaging the presidency'Paul Kane
House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) vowed Friday to confront President Obama's unilateral executive actions to protect millions of illegal immigrants from deportation, saying the moves were "damaging the presidency" and warning that Congress will not let them stand without a fight. Read full article >>
Wonkblog: Where to go to college to make the most money — for each majorMatt O'Brien
Forget the dorms, the dining halls, the parties, the picturesque quads, and, yes, even the libraries. Where should you go to college if all you care about is making the most money? Well, that depends. None of the Ivies are actually among the top 25 schools for best-paid young grads. Instead, it's engineering schools, like Harvey Mudd, and the service academies whose students have the highest-starting salaries. Read full article >>
GovBeat: North Carolina fires Gruber after Obamacare remarksReid Wilson
North Carolina's state auditor on Thursday terminated a contract with Jonathan Gruber, the MIT economics professor and health-care expert whose comments on the Affordable Care Act have generated fury among conservatives. Read full article >>
Chinese courts crack down on journalist Gao Yu and Muslim professor Ilham TohtiWilliam Wan
Bills' game against Jets moved to Detroit. Now they just have to get there.Matt Bonesteel
Aereo is filing for bankruptcyBrian Fung
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?Washington Business Report? ? Nov. 23, 2014Rebecca Cooper Hace 1 hora
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – On this week's edition of "Washington Business Report" with ABC 7 News National Correspondent Rebecca Cooper: One-on-one with Overstock.com Founder and CEO Patrick Byrne He's been described as many things, but most people most know Patrick Byrne as the founder and CEO of Overstock.com. While he was in town to deliver the keynote address on central banking at D.C.'s Cato Institute, we caught up with him. In this week's portion, the man who attended Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda spoke with Rebecca about: Wall Street: • Byrne is vocal about the criminality that he says exists on Wall Street • He believes Washington is not doing an adequate job of protecting us from this activity, and he works to raise exposure Management philosophies: • Byrne affirms that decisions in a company should be made by those who have the proper knowledge to be making them, whether it be a senior executive, customer service employee, or anyone in between • His role as CEO, in his eyes, is to create an institution that allows decisions to be made in this vein • He advocates for employee promotion and has faith that allowing workers to be involved in decision making enables such advancement Warren Buffet: • Byrne was taken under the wing of Warren Buffet from the time he was in middle school • From Buffet, Byrne learned first class information about stocks and business decision making Small business spotlight: Virtual workers Businesses are always looking for new ways to use from-home workers, or virtual workers. The use of these virtual workers poses questions for both workers and those managing them. For our Spotlight on Small Business this week, Mary Abbajay discusses why virtual workers or tele-workers should be embraced, the most effective ways in managing them, and how they can put themselves in the best position to be productive. Why does the workplace of the future include virtual workers? • Virtual workers save money and office space • Employees working from home often see increased productivity, especially in tasks requiring creativity What should managers do to get the most from virtual workers? • Be clear on both policies and expectations • Really know your people What should virtual workers do to be the most effective? • Find an appropriate workspace which is free of distraction and spacious enough for all necessary work materials • Keep a routine—working from home is not an excuse to sleep in or pick up bad habits • Know your personality—if you are an extrovert, too much work away from the office may be disadvantageous Round table: Immigration, Obamacare Jonathan Aberman and Peter Morici discussed innovation at the Pentagon, President Obama's immigration announcement, and the Republicans' Obamacare lawsuit: About the Pentagon: • The Pentagon's new technology initiative will create much opportunity and shed light on the innovation present in the Washington region and not just Silicon Valley Immigration: • Obama's announcement to relieve more than 4 million undocumented immigrants drew harsh opposition from the Republican Party, who have threatened to sue • The likelihood of a successful lawsuit is slim as no one has been harmed • While immigration can be beneficial towards business, Morici considers Obama's move one of political motivation rather than economical The pending Republican lawsuit: • The House of Republicans filed on Friday a lawsuit against the Obama administration on health care related matters • Under our Constitution, it would seem as if no legal outcome can be achieved, the panelists say
Marion Barry remembered for love of D.C.The Associated Press
BREAKING: D.C. Council Member and 'Mayor for Life' Marion Barry dead at 78
Maryland rallies for 23-16 win over MichiganThe Associated Press
Scoreless in regulation, Wake claims 6-3 win over Virginia Tech in 2 OTsThe Associated Press
GW student reports being assaulted by 3 men in alley near campusThe Associated Press
U.Va. suspends fraternal activities after Rolling Stone story of alleged frat-house gang rapeThe Associated Press
Ferguson experiences third straight night of unrest awaiting grand jury decisionThe Associated Press
Teen gets 44 years for killing Woodbridge student over Nike Air JordansThe Associated Press
Baltimore man charged with killing unlicensed Gaithersburg cab driverThe Associated Press
Silver Spring hosts 17th Annual Montgomery County Thanksgiving ParadeNewsChannel 8, ABC 7 News
SILVER SPRING, Md. (WJLA/NewsChannel 8) - The 17th Annual Montgomery County Thanksgiving Parade featured more than 100 parade units Saturday morning, including a new Baby Smurf inflatable. As master of ceremonies once again, ABC 7 Meteorologist Brian van de Graaff introduced an array of floats and marching bands and much more. The parade was carried live on NewsChannel 8.
WATCH LIVE 10am-Noon: Montgomery County Thanksgiving ParadeNewsChannel 8
Strong earthquake shakes Japan, triggers landslideThe Associated Press
Trio of armed thieves carjacks couple with baby girl in the backseatRoz Plater
Family of mother and daughter killed in Arlington house fire says someone is trying to profit from their heartbreakRachel Schaerr
Lost and found: Stolen Popped! Republic food truck recoveredCaroline Tucker
Wizards hand Cavaliers 3rd straight loss, 91-78The Associated Press
Parents pressured to keep up with the Joneses on FacebookABC News
Consumer alert: Target, Walmart gift card scams target holiday shoppersAutria Godfrey
House intel panel debunks many Benghazi attack theoriesThe Associated Press
Packages from Florida State shooter seized by fedsThe Associated Press, ABC News, ABC 7 News
Sandy Hook killer was 'appeased' by school and parents, study saysThe Associated Press, Kai Jackson
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Adam Lanza's parents and educators contributed to his social isolation in the years before he carried out the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre by accommodating - and not confronting - his difficulties engaging with the world, according to a state report issued Friday. The Office of the Child Advocate, which investigated Lanza's upbringing to glean lessons for preventing future tragedies, concluded that Lanza's parents, education team and others missed signs of how deeply troubled he was and opportunities to steer him toward more appropriate treatment. Lanza killed his mother then shot his way into the Newtown school on Dec. 14, 2012, and gunned down 20 children and six educators before committing suicide. Lanza's obsessions with firearms, death and mass shootings have been documented by police files, and investigators previously concluded the motive for the shootings may never be known. In exploring what could have been done differently, the new report honed in on his mother, Nancy Lanza, who backed her son's resistance to medication and from the 10th grade on kept him at home, where he was surrounded by an arsenal of firearms and spent long hours playing violent video games. "Mrs. Lanza's approach to try and help him was to actually shelter him and protect him and pull him further away from the world, and that in turn turned out to be a very tragic mistake," said Julian Ford, one of the report's authors, at a news conference. The authors said Lanza's parents tried to obtain help for him in variety of ways, but they did not know which path to take and appeared not to grasp the depth and severity of his disabilities. His parents were divorced, and Lanza had not seen his father for two years. After 2008, his parents did not appear to seek any mental health treatment for him, and there was no sustained input from a mental health provider after 2006, according to the report. The one provider that seemed to understand the gravity of his condition, the Yale Child Study Center, evaluated him in 2006 and called for rigorous daily therapy and medication for conditions including anxiety. At the time, a Yale psychiatrist warned there was risk to creating a "prosthetic environment which spares him having to encounter other students or to work to overcome his social difficulties," according to the report. The day after the evaluation, Nancy Lanza told the doctor by email that her son would not agree to any sort of medication and that he had been angered by the doctor's line of questioning. The Yale recommendations went largely unheeded. In the eighth grade, Lanza was placed on "homebound" status, though he later returned before finishing high school through a combination of independent study, tutoring and college classes. Along the way, the report said, there was no indication that the Newtown school system or the pediatrician coordinated with service providers regarding Lanza's mental health needs, according to the report, which referred to Lanza as "AL." "Records indicate that the school system cared about AL's success but also unwittingly enabled Mrs. Lanza's preference to accommodate and appease AL through the educational plan's lack of attention to social-emotional support, failure to provide related services, and agreement to AL's plan of independent study and early graduation at age 17," wrote the report's authors. Joseph Erardi Jr., the superintendent of schools for Newtown, said the report will have great meaning if "there is one school leader, one district, one mental health provider or one set of parents who reads this work and can prevent such a heinous crime." The report also provocatively asks whether a family that was not white or as affluent as the Lanzas would have been given the same leeway to manage treatment for their troubled child. "Is the community more reluctant to intervene and more likely to provide deference to the parental judgment and decision-making of white, affluent parents than those caregivers who are poor or minority?" the report said. Despite disturbing, violence-laced writings that came to the attention of teachers, investigators say there is no evidence Lanza displayed tendencies for violence or aggression.
Ferguson 'on edge' as they brace for grand jury decisionThe Associated Press
Obama's immigration action has many precedentsSkip Wood
Obama launches sales mission on immigrationThe Associated Press
D.C. Police: Dunbar High School staffer sexually abused student, possibly othersABC 7 News
Wizards eagerly awaiting battle with slumping LeBron, CavsThe Associated Press
House GOP sues over Obamacare, may sue over immigration tooThe Associated Press
Montgomery Count substitute teacher charged with sexual abuse of three more studentsThe Associated Press, Kevin Lewis
I-95 express lanes will cut commute time for drivers willing to paySuzanne Kennedy, Kimberly Suiters
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WJLA) - A new 29-mile stretch of express lanes along Interstate 95 is expected to make life much easier for Northern Virginia commuters once it opens next month. The stretch runs along I-95 from Garrisonville Road in Stafford County to Edsall Road in Fairfax County, a particularly busy stretch of the interstate, especially during rush hours. The new lanes are expected to open in mid-December. The lanes will be free to buses, motorcycles and cars carrying more than three people. Cars with two people or less will have to pay a toll that will vary based on traffic conditions, and anyone who wants to use the lanes must have an EZ-Pass. For paying rush hour drivers, a trip along the express lanes is expected to cost between $6 and $8.
Celebrity Buzz: Latin Grammys pause for Obama's immigration speechSkip Wood
Armed men demand money from Foreman Mills employee near store's entranceBrad Bell
Polish town bans Winnie the Pooh over 'dubious sexuality'
Woman carjacked, robbed in Vienna; suspect escapes via metro
Weekend Planner: Montgomery County Thanksgiving Parade and much moreSkip Wood
Boehner condemns Obama's action on immigrationThe Associated Press
UMd. Board of Regents approves Cole Field House renovation planThe Associated Press
Local business leaders, residents sleep out in D.C. to raise funds, awareness about homeless youthThe Associated Press
Memorial service to mark 20th anniversary of deadly shooting at MPD headquartersThe Associated Press
Maya Moore, of D.C., gets 8 years in girlfriend's stabbingThe Associated Press
Darren Wilson, Ferguson officer, 'confident' he won't be charged, says police union repThe Associated Press
AAA predicts 1.3M Virginians will travel for ThanksgivingThe Associated Press
More than 7,000 enroll in health care through Md. exchange websiteThe Associated Press
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry hospitalized, 'just wasn't feeling well'The Associated Press
Family of man stabbed to death at Landover banquet hall urges witnesses to come forwardRoz Plater
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Charleston boy publishes neighborhood newspaperHace 1 hora
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - The Gazette-Mail has some competition. John Edward Leef recently created The Neighborhood Times - a weekly South Hills-based newspaper. He publishes out of his home on Grosscup Road and hand-delivers an average of 20 papers every Saturday or Sunday, depending on his schedule. ...
Virginia veteran opens up home as retreat
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (AP) - Wheelchairs line the edge of Gregory's Pond in Chesterfield County; some of their occupants carry fishing poles, others take in the view or relish in their shared military history that brought them to this peaceful shore. Clusters of lily pads are scattered across the ...
West Virginia girl takes top honor at horse show
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Bailey Hoff's heart raced as she waited for her name to be called. It was the end of the three-day contest for horse riders at the National Academy Championship Horse Show in Murfreesboro, Tenn., which drew in more than 700 hopeful riders from 15 ...
Ukulele enthusiasts strum happy tunes
BERRYVILLE, Va. (AP) - Hawaiian singer and musician Don Ho would be proud. On a recent Monday evening, 14 people sat around a table at Opus Oaks, an Art Place on First Street, strumming or plucking the strings of that symbol of the Aloha State, the ukulele. ...
Marion Barry remembered for love of DC
Marion Barry, who served four terms as the mayor of the District of Columbia and served on the D.C. Council as the representative for the city's Ward 8 until his death Sunday at the age of 78, was remembered for his love for the city he served: ___ ...
Buffalo residents urged to prepare for floodingHace 2 horas
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Buffalo is making significant progress clearing streets still clogged from an epic storm left more than 7 feet of snow even as a flooding threat looms, the city's mayor said Sunday. A ban on driving will continue in hard-hit South Buffalo as hundreds of ...
North Dakota lawmaker wants no state income tax
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - With the state treasury flush with billions of dollars in oil money, at least one state lawmaker thinks North Dakotans could better spend the roughly $500 million collected annually from the levy. When the Legislature reconvenes in January, Rep. Scott Louser said he will ...
Schumer: Near misses show need for drone rules
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Sen. Charles Schumer says recent near misses between aerial drones and aircraft at New York City's Kennedy Airport show the need for federal regulations on the small, remote controlled aircraft. The New York Democrat said Sunday that three near-misses at the airport have been ...
US looking past Ebola to prepare for next outbreakHace 2 horas
WASHINGTON (AP) - The next Ebola or the next SARS. Maybe even the next HIV. Even before the Ebola epidemic in West Africa is brought under control, public health officials are girding for the next health disaster. "It's really urgent that we address the weak links and blind ...
Washington poison experts want e-cigarette rules
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - State health officials say too many children in Washington are being poisoned by contact with the liquid nicotine used in electronic cigarettes. Now, the state's poison center wants the Legislature to adopt standards for making liquid nicotine packages child-resistant, as well as subject to ...
3 dead, 5 hospitalized after Silver Spring crash
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) - Montgomery County police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that left three people dead and sent five others to local hospitals. The police department says officers responded around 3:20 a.m. Sunday to a report of a collision on East-West Highway in Silver Spring. Officers ...
South Dakota workers 'hi-rail' for safety
CHAMBERLAIN, S.D. (AP) - Record crop yields and the North Dakota oil boom have led to a significant resurgence of rail transit in South Dakota, and it's Lynn Kennison's job to make sure the tracks are safe. Kennison, a transportation specialist at the state Department of Transportation, inspects ...
Ferguson prepares for grand jury decision
FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) - Crews erected barricades around the building where a grand jury has been considering whether to indict the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown, even as a grand jury decision seemed unlikely this weekend. Tension has been mounting in Ferguson and elsewhere ...
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Police ID body found in Frederick creek
Evangelical David Lane begins effort to recruit pastors to run for political office
Cleanup on, flood threat looms after huge NY snow
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - The weekend offered the Buffalo region a chance to dig out of record levels of deep snow before a flood warning took effect because of rising temperatures and rain. With roughly the equivalent of six inches of rain tied up in the snowpack, volunteers ...
Guam private hospital won't open until '15
HAGATNA, Guam (AP) - Bogged down by construction delays, Guam's first private hospital is unable to open next month as previously planned. The Guam Regional Medical City issued a statement saying it "anticipates a delay in the opening of its new state-of-the-art hospital until early next year." ...
Barry's turkey giveaway to go on despite his death
DNR announces new wetland restoration plan
Ala. city seeks grant for outdated fire equipment
Seattle US attorney collects $6.9 million in casesHace 3 horas
SEATTLE (AP) - Federal prosecutors in Seattle say they collected $6.9 million in criminal and civil cases in the 2014 fiscal year. Annette Hayes, the acting U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington, says federal authorities took in an additional $12.2 million in forfeited assets related to ...
Shifting attitudes at play in Cosby allegationsHace 4 horas
Tamra Wade struggled mightily over whether to go to the police more than a decade ago, when, she says, a trusted professor forced himself on her in an empty classroom. Ultimately she couldn't bring herself to do it. But if it happened now, she says, she'd be a ...
Former District of Columbia Mayor Marion Barry dead at 78
WASHINGTON (AP) — Divisive and flamboyant, maddening and beloved, Marion Barry outshone every politician in the 40-year history of District of Columbia self-rule. But for many, his legacy was not defined by the accomplishments and failures of his four terms as mayor and long service on the D.C. Council. ...
Computer science students seek software proposals
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) - Computer science students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks are looking for software design proposals as part of their learning process. UAF officials say the projects allow public service and private organizations, as well as governments, to get free software while students get experience. ...
SC to preserve nearly 32,000 acres this year
State details project list of affordable housing
Art from RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co. being auctioned
New UWA president to start January 1
LIVINGSTON, Ala. (AP) - The new president of the University of West Alabama, Ken Tucker, will take the helm on Jan. 1. The Demopolis Times reports (http://bit.ly/1yEynw4 ) the university's board of trustees recently selected Tucker following a nationwide search conducted by a committee of various campus representatives ...
More SC residents driving to Thanksgiving feast
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - AAA Carolinas says South Carolinians traveling this Thanksgiving holiday will enjoy the lowest gas prices in five years. The travel organization says 656,000 South Carolinians are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home, and 90 percent of them are driving to their ...
Former DC Mayor Marion Barry dies at 78
Kodiak senior will swim for Hawaii
Stricter discipline in place for Ferriday students
'American Pickers' considering N La for show
FARMERVILLE, La. (AP) - Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz have crisscrossed America, looking through barns and basements for dirty, rusty treasures. Now, the pair wants to bring their show, "American Pickers," to Louisiana but they're looking for help. Lum Farr, president of the Union Parish Chamber of ...
DOD spending down, Corps finds other work
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Military construction activity continues to decline across Alaska, but work with other federal agencies should keep government contractors busy. Overall, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expects to have $410 million worth of work available on more than 400 projects in the state during ...
World War II vet buried in view of his front porch
Native American studio releases Inupiat game
Atlanta's Fernbank Museum set to expand
General store dating to 19th century set to closeHace 5 horas
STONINGTON, Conn. (AP) - The Old Mystic General Store, which has been open since the early 19th century, is closing Nov. 26. "We'll miss you," said Theo Hamell, 82, reaching over the counter to hug Fini McGlinchey, who has co-owned the business with her husband, Paul, for 18 ...
Iowa Democrats regroup after midterm lossesHace 5 horas
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - After a bruising midterm election where they lost a competitive Senate race and emerged with just one of four congressional seats, Iowa Democrats are trying to regroup. The recent results mean that Iowa will no longer have a congressional delegation evenly divided between ...
Brother: Mental illness factor in deaths of family
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The brother to one of five Utah family members found dead in September says a goodbye letter from a 14-year-old boy makes relatives believe the deaths were planned and mental illness was a factor. Jacob Strack said Friday his brother Benjamin and wife ...
State reminds Ohioans of heat assistance programs
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohioans needing heating assistance because of disconnection or threatened disconnection of their utility service can get help through various programs. Officials with the Ohio Development Services Agency say the Winter Crisis Program provides assistance to eligible households that are threatened with disconnection, have been ...
Autopsy reports in Las Cruces plane crash released
EPA says Farmington plant violating law
UA to establish 'University Club' in new hotel
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Former four-time District of Columbia Mayor Marion Barry, 78, died after midnight on Sunday, Nov. 23 at the District's United Medical Center, after being released earlier Saturday evening around 6:30 p.m. from Howard University Hospital. The legendary and embattled D.C. politician was admitted Thursday to Howard University Hospital because he was no feeling well, according to D.C. council spokeswoman LaToya Foster. WTOP's Jamie Forzato reports that according to Foster, Barry was discharged Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. when he told her he was in good spirits. He then went home, watched a little TV and went to get something to eat. He then drove home where he collapsed while getting out of his vehicle. Related Stories: In depth: Barry's colorful career spanned decades An ambulance was called and his wife Cora went with him. He arrived to UMC around 12:15 a.m. He was pronounced dead at 1:46 Sunday morning. According to officials, exact cause of death has not yet been determined. Mayor-elect Muriel Bowser spoke at a press conference where she said she is saddened and shocked at the loss of MB. "He was an inspiration fighter champion for the people of Ward 8 and he left a strong legacy." She says after Barry was discharged, he went home, watched TV and visited with his son. But he collapsed while getting out of his car and he was taken to the UMC with his wife by his side. He died at 12:15 a.m. from cardiac arrest. UMC released a statement Sunday morning: Mr. Barry has had a long history of social and political engagement in the District and across the nation. His advocacy on behalf of the poor, the less fortunate and others will certainly be missed. "Over the years, Councilmember Barry has maintained a strong and heartfelt resolve to keep United Medical Center open for the people east of the Anacostia River. Without his involvement and continued work on our behalf we are certain that this hospital would not be where it is today," read the release. "Mr. Barry taught us all so much about fighting for justice; fighting for the people; fighting for the poor - it now becomes our responsibility to keep his legacy alive." Barry had a serious blood infection earlier this year and endured two lengthy hospital stays. He suffered from diabetes and has a kidney transplant in 2009. He was also a prostate cancer survivor. Barry was first elected mayor in 1978 after building a political career as an official of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee and a local activist in Washington. Re-elected in 1982 and 1986, he was dubbed "Mayor For Life." He made national headlines in 1990 when he was convicted and sent to prison for 6 months after getting caught in a sting smoking crack with a girlfriend in a D.C. hotel room. His career has been fraught with financial scandal and tainted by his drug abuse problems early on. But observers say his contributions to the city will be remembered as substantial and varied for years to come. "There was the good Marion Barry and the bad Marion Barry, both in equal measure," recalled longtime congressional correspondent and WTOP reporter Dave McConnell on air Sunday morning. "But I think as a larger than life figure Barry will be remembered as bringing bringing power and focus to to the Mayor's Office," taking over in 1979 and heading the District's redevelopment. "He knew what he wanted to do and would do it by any means necessary." Barry was married four times and is survived by one son, Marion Christopher Barry. Barry released his autobiography "Mayor For Life, the Incredible Story of Marion Barry, Jr." in June 2014. He will appear on Barry on Oprah's "Where Are They Now" program this Sunday at 9 p.m. EST. Friends and colleagues began to respond on Twitter early Sunday, including longtime friend Rev. Jesse Jackson and Bowser: Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Mayor Marion Barry. pic.twitter.com/kpi0hJDffh
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Guest Column: Help the kids–participate in poker run
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My name is Pat James. I own a small barber shop in South Beloit, Ill. For the past 34 years, I have, with the help of the community, put on raffles, concerts and poker runs to raise money for the needy children. We get the names from the school district. We raise the money, buy the gifts, wrap the gifts and deliver the presents.
Last year, we had 150 children. When my wife and I started this, we were lucky to do two families 34 years ago. But people have become aware of our events and show up so we can raise funds. It takes me all year to raise $10,000 or so to be able to do this. I don't have money to spend on a lot of advertising, as this is the kids' money, and I can't afford to lose it. So I am tight, but that's the only way I can be sure we don't lose the kids' money.
We want to put on a poker run May 8. Registration will be between 9 and 11 a.m. at Dad's Lads Barber Shop, 609 Blackhawk Blvd., South Beloit. This will be about a 70-mile run. Cost is $15 for the run and food. There will be prizes, a 50/50 raffle, and a lot of fun. Prizes will be items donated by various businesses, including a one-day stay at Ramada Inn, food certificates, gift certificates from bars, car washes, etc. The ride will end at 4:30 p.m. at Barr's 5 Star Tavern, 128 S. Bluff, South Beloit. Food available will be hot dogs, beans and chips; people can order drinks from the bar. Please come out and ride for the needy children. If you need a contact number, call Dad's Lads Barber Shop at (815) 389-1224 (closed Mondays).
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Energy's (DOE) procedures for awarding grants for studies of future uses of Superconducting Super Collider assets, focusing on: (1) whether DOE complied with federal regulations and its own procedures in awarding research grants; (2) how the solicited grants' funding and timing compared; and (3) whether grantees residing in Texas had an unreasonable advantage over grantees from outside states.
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