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President Barack Obama signed into law Friday a measure restoring lower interest rates for student loans, pledging the hard-fought compromise would be just the first step in a broader, concerted fight to rein in the costs of a college education.
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More than 100 goats are taking over Washington's Historic Congressional Cemetery to help clean up the landmark.
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Helen Thomas, a pioneer for women in journalism and long-time White House correspondent, has died at the age of 92.
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Republicans pushed a scaled-down farm bill through the House, putting off a fight over food stamp spending.
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Upwards of 200 firefighters helped contain a 4-alarm fire in a Capitol Hill hardware store that had spread to three other buildings and sent up plumes of smoke that could be seen for miles.
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A 27-year-old Brooklyn woman who went missing after making an ATM withdrawal last Saturday has been found alive in Washington, D.C.
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Lori Stokes recaps Obama's big day in her inauguration roundup
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Submit your questions to Lori Stokes and Dave Evans who are in DC to cover the Inauguration.
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A look back at presidential inaugurations in photos.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a group of war veterans heading to Washington
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Lori Stokes reports from the National Mall on President Obama's big day
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A manhunt for a murder suspect in the nation's capitol ended abruptly Monday night on Long Island.
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Karen Travers reports from Washington, DC.
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Lisa Stark reports from Washington D.C.
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Karen Travers reports from Washington DC
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Karen Travers reports from Washington DC
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Joe Torres reports on the investigation into the close call for three commuter planes.
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Brandi Hitt reports on the star's testimony before Congress
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Karen Travers reports from Washington as Mitt Romney is apparently not considering Marco Rubio as a candidate for vice president.
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Anne Madison the youngest competitor ever in the National Spelling Bee.
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Jeff Pegues reports
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Dave Evans reports from Washington to talk about Obama's re-election speech and his economic recovery plan.
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The First Family helped light the National Christmas Tree in Washington, DC on Thursday, December 1, 2011.
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Scott Goldberg has more on the White House shooting incident.
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Jamie Roth reports
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Jeff Pegues and Brian Ross report
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The nation's capital has prepared for emergencies, but is it ready for a major earthquake?
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There was a crack in the Washington Monument, and capstones were broken at the National Cathedral.
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Eyewitness News team coverage
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Dave Evans and Marcus Solis report
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Darla Miles has the latest on the situation in Washington
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The nation has maxed out its credit cards, and payment is due on August second. This is a popular analogy for what is happening in Washington, and is similar to the situation that plays out in many households. Although for many, raising a debt ceiling isn't an option on the kitchen table. However, experts say that debt doesn't have to be a bad thing.
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State labor officials are preparing for the possibility that 200,000 New Yorkers could lose their unemployment benefits if Congress fails to extend the emergency benefits.
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The FBI has turned its attention to figuring out what may have made a Pakistani-born U.S. citizen turn against his adopted country.
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The tip that led to the FBI's subway bombing sting came from a source in the Muslim community.
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Jim Dolan reports
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Prosecutors are searching for information in Washington D.C., about a man who they say raped a woman in Riverside Park.
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