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Marc Fisher
The prospect of a march by hundreds of thousands of blacks was cause for official caution and popular anxiety.
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Jonathan O’Connell and Luz Lazo
Owners of the Boulevard at Capital Centre plaza made Prince George’s a deal it couldn’t refuse.
Peter Hermann
They insist ouster of Muslim Brotherhood leader is not a coup.
Terence McArdle
The savvy and relentless music promoter also worked with Judy Garland and Tony Bennett.
Peter Hermann
Suspect took part in robbery that led to 19-year-old man’s death, police allege.
Stefanie Dazio
Master Sgt. George A. Bannar Jr., 37, graduated from Orange County High School and enlisted in 1996.
Steve Vogel
The analysis shows one-quarter of employers lack understanding of the law meant to protect troops.
Matt Zapotosky
Neil MacBride told staffers he is leaving in September, despite a number of high-profile cases.
Justin Jouvenal
Julio Blanco Garcia, 27, was convicted after more than three days of testimony.
Laura Vozzella
Republican further distances himself from Bob McDonnell in his TV spot.
Ashley Halsey III
A car hit popular athlete and high school coach Trish Cunningham at the crest of a hill in Anne Arundel.
Tim Carman
Cervera hopes to pattern the American after Boxcar Tavern.
T. Rees Shapiro
The decision comes as the system’s administration considers countywide action.
Trishula Patel
Intern Thomas McRae, who grew up in 22 different homes in the District, floats policy changes to Congress.
Jason Samenow
Between tonight and midday Friday, we could see an isolated shower as a cold front moves through. Then, we welcome dry, delightful air.
Maggie Fazeli Fard and Jeremy Borden
Police have identified him as Christopher E. Aleskowitz.
Tim Carman
Taqueria el Poblano serves up tributes to Cal-Mex tacos and burritos.
Lavanya Ramanathan
The funky R&B star is coming to the Lincoln Theatre on Oct. 14, and tickets go on sale Friday.
Mr. Morris formerly worked at Every Citizen Has Opportunities.
Jason Samenow
Typhoon Trami forced a massive release of water at a dam in northern Taiwan. Watch the astonishing video.
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The March on Washington anniversary and Dragon Boat Regatta top our list.
Rachel Weiner
Jurors could not decide whether to convict the police officer.
Fritz Hahn
Five burger happy hours worth checking out.
Peter Galuszka
The case for ethics reform doesn't stop with unreported gifts to the governor and his family.
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Petula Dvorak
When faced with potential for tragedy, school employee Antoinette Tuff persuaded a young man to surrender.
Jason Samenow
Al Gore's statement about a new breed of hurricanes is patently false
Bill Turque
To hear MoCo planners tell it, the future of downtown Bethesda is in the hands of trade association for 40,000 pharmacists.
Ashley Halsey III
Police ask states attorney to weigh charges against driver in crash that killed bicyclist
Rachel Weiner
Robber believed to have stolen from the same Alexandria bank four times.
Fritz Hahn
Enjoy Friday cookouts with fancy hot dogs and fresh local beer through September.
Gabe Hiatt
Like many football teams across the area, the Wolverines opened training camp last week with grueling practices.
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Man told his Norfolk wife he was a CIA agent. He had a child with his Fairfax City wife. Now in jail.
Kids write the darndest things in camp letters. Send in photos of your children's best letters.
Carlos Gray is a partner is a planned entertainment complex that has encountered opposition from neighbors and police.
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John Kelly
An exhibit at the National Archives remembers the ’70s. Do you? Share your images from the decade.
Petula Dvorak
When faced with potential for tragedy, school employee Antoinette Tuff persuaded a young man to surrender.
Clinton Yates
As the owners expand the D.C. landmark, legacy is a key ingredient.
Courtland Milloy
D.C. street activist Ron Moten is getting even with his adversaries by writing a book that takes them on.
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From sharks to chemical slime, the river can present some things you may not expect to find.
Not knowing what to expect, the District and federal government prepared for the worse.
Snapshots of Washington life in the 1970s.
The Aug. 28, 1963, civil rights demonstration drew more than 200,000 people.
Va. teen was killed in 2010 by a man who asked for a ride to a hospital as he carried a baby, court papers say.
Mr. Davis, The Post’s first black photographer, took pictures of numerous notable figures during his 30 years on the staff.
More than 123,000 kids return to class, making the school system the first in the D.C. area to reopen after summer break.
D.C. officials are preparing to cut the ribbon Monday on a new Dunbar High next door to the school’s 1970s-era home.
From waterfronts to monuments, Post photographers share their favorite D.C. spots.
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