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D.C. mayor, council meet for first time since profanity ban

WTOP's Mark Segraves is tweeting what happens at the breakfast meeting and council meeting that follows, starting at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Tags: D.C.council, Marion Barry, Kwame Brown, Vince Gray, Jeffrey Thompson, Adrian Fenty

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Drive-by prosecutor: Shooters created 'complete, utter chaos'

Opening statements will be heard Tuesday in the trial of five men charged in one of the District's deadliest drive-by shootings.

Tags: D.C., drive-by shooting, South Capitol Street

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Md. judges poised to get $29K raise

Judges in Maryland could get a $29,000 pay raise, unless state lawmakers step in.

Tags: Maryland General Assembly,

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Former D.C. Councilmember Harry Thomas Jr. defaults on settlement agreement

Former D.C. Councilmember Harry Thomas Jr. has defaulted on a settlement agreement to repay District taxpayers $300,000 he admittedly stole.

Tags: Harry Thomas Jr., D.C. Council

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Curses! Profanity punctuates D.C.'s repeal of online gambling

The D.C. Council held a fiery monthly breakfast meeting Tuesday prior to its legislative session.

Tags: D.C. Council, Michael Brown, online gambling

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Delinquent: Feds, military owe $3.4B in unpaid taxes

Active and retired federal workers and folks in the military failed to pay $3,420,168,684 on federal taxes in 2010, according to the IRS, which tracks the dollars by agency.

Tags: unpaid taxes, federal workers, IRS

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D.C. mayor holds first breakfast since Thomas' resignation

D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray is holding his monthly breakfast meeting with members of the D.C. Council. This is the first time the Executive has met with the legislative arm of the District government since former Councilmember Harry Thomas resigned. WTOP's Mark Segraves is tweeting from the meeting.

Tags: Vince Gray, D.C. mayor, D.C. Council, Harry Thomas

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Congress, D.C. debate laws governing 'Occupy' in McPherson

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee will hold a hearing to determine who authorized the prolonged encampment in McPherson Square.

Tags: Occupy D.C., McPherson Square, Cathy Lanier, Jonathan Jarvis, Dr. Mohammed Akhter,

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Oh, rats: Who's right about D.C.'s rodent law?

Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is in a war of words with District lawmakers over rats.

Tags: Ken Cuccinelli, rats, Dixon Herman, National Wildlife Control Operators Association, John Hadidian, U.S. Humane Society, National Park Service, D.C. Department of the Environment, Christophe Tulou, The Wildlife Center of Virginia

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Paper or electronic? It's tax preparation time

Tax season is here and million of Americans will soon choose between filling out forms with a pen and filling them out online.

Tags: taxes, IRS, electronic filing,

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