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Pro-Life Demonstrators Fill D.C. Streets In Annual Protest

Comments (0) | abortion, D.C., National, Rick Santorum, Washington

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Catherine Green
Executive Producer

Rallied by Rick Santorum's speech.

No Charges Against 'Meet The Press' Host David Gregory

Comments (0) | ammo, ammunition, D.C., David Gregory, Gun Control, gun laws, gun rights, high-capacity ammunition magazines, meet the press, National, Washington

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Catherine Green
Executive Producer

For displaying high-capacity ammo on his show.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn Rape Case Dropped

Comments (0) | C., case, D.C., Dominique Strauss-Kahn, DSK, Gang Rape, imf, International, International, international monetary fund, prostitute, rape, rape case, retraction, sex scandal, sexual assault, strauss-kahn, Washington D

Tricia Tongco
Executive Producer

Dominique Strauss-Kahn's gang rape charges of a prostitute have been dismissed.

D.C. Cafe Invested In Immigration Reform

Comments (1) | 2012 election, 2012 Presidential Election, American University, café, D.C., Election 2012, healthcare, immigration, immigration reform, National, Obama, obama care, presidential election 2012, Romney, swing state, swing state 2012, Washington

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Brianna Sacks
Staff Reporter

The staff at Le Caprice Cafe have a keen interest in this presidential election.

Heatwave And Thunderstorms In Eastern U.S. Leave 13 Dead, Millions Without Power

Comments (0) | D.C., fatalities, heatwave, National, power outage, thunderstorm

Dawn Megli
Executive Producer

Fallen trees and power lines have left millions to grapple with withering temperatures on their own. Utility crews are scrambling to fix the damage but some areas may be without power for another week. As the eastern United States cleans up after a weekend of severe weather, many are left vulnerable to the dangerous heat. And in New York, a labor dispute further strains the power grid.