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When Frank Kameny was fired by the government for being gay, he embarked on a lifelong fight for equal rights.

About half of all Democrats support statehood for both Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico, while only one-quarter of Republicans agree, according to a new poll.

The teenager is accused of drawing them to specific locations before her alleged conspirators threatened them with a handgun.

As creator and administrator of online groups connected with child pornography, Walker encouraged members of those groups to distribute the explicit images.

The office was left with papers and files scattered over desks and floors and furniture strewn across the room.

Coronavirus victims' names will be read over a loudspeaker from the Trump Death Clock truck, as it drives around the White House and Trump International Hotel.

It has to do with housing military members.

Contact tracing has helped other countries like China and South Korea slow the transmission of the virus and ease lockdown measures, and some health experts believe that the only way to reopen the U.S. is to increase contact tracing.

Capitol Lounge, one of the first bars to respond to the government shutdown, is offering "shutdown cocktails" at $5 a drink for anyone with a federal employee I.D.

Curry is the first African-American to lead the Episcopal Church.

The suspect was planning to detonate a device on the day of the midterm elections.

Large groups of demonstrators massed at various Washington D.C. buildings on Saturday -- hours before a landmark vote would confirm President Trump's nominee Brett Kavanaugh as the ninth justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

The words "guilty" and "criminal" were projected onto the entrance of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C.

Last year's white supremacist gathering ended in fatal violence. This year, city officials are taking steps to prevent a repeat.

"Mr. Cottingham physically flinched and verbally protested, making clear that this highly intrusive search was not within the scope of the frisk to which he had consented."

Amber J. Phillips said police were called because she appeared to make a white female passenger seated beside her "uncomfortable."

In a video, the nude suspect swings around on the train poles and then strikes another passenger.

The march is over, but students have politicians in their sights and gun control activism is set to continue through the 2018 midterms.

One of the victims has reportedly accused the suspect of being an "outspoken Neo-Nazi".

Dean Randy Hollerith has said Trump's directives are "un-Christian" and do not advance "Christian values."

The graffiti appeared to say "f*** law."

It makes sense, giving his quickly dropping approval ratings.

Some tell the manager at Alamo Flag in Washington, D.C.'s Union Station, "I don't know why you're selling that." Others shake her hand.

Nearly 200 Democratic lawmakers are suing the president, accusing him of violating the emoluments clause of the Constitution.

Forensic-psychology experts with the Profiling Project spent three months trying to confirm or debunk conspiracy theories about Democratic National Committee emails and WikiLeaks.

The three-acre country home is described in the listing as a "Horse Lovers Paradise."

A new lawsuit from the attorneys general of Maryland and D.C. will challenge Trump's business deals as president, saying they're unconstitutional.

The internet entrepreneur, who is fighting extradition to the U.S., claims Rich contacted him as early as 2014 and was involved in the DNC leaks.

Citing an unnamed "federal investigator," a Fox News report suggested that Rich gave 44,000 Democratic National Committee emails to WikiLeaks.

With the Smithsonian's pair undergoing conservation and others in storage, fans of the 1939 film will just have to wait to see Dorothy's pumps.