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Teacher who was shot by 6-year-old student in Virginia has resigned, school officials say
The first-grade teacher who was shot by her 6-year-old student in Virginia has resigned from her position, school officials said Tuesday, more than two months after she sued the district for $40 million.
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Mother of 6-year-old who shot teacher pleads guilty to using marijuana while having a firearm
The mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher in Virginia pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to using marijuana while possessing a firearm, which is illegal under U.S. law.
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Man who told jurors he had ‘fun’ at the Capitol riot is sentenced to 6 years in prison
A Virginia man who told his wife — and a federal jury — that he had “fun” at the U.S. Capitol riotwas sentenced on Friday to six years in prison for attacking police as he stormed the building.
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2 Dead in Shooting After High School Graduation Ceremony in Richmond
Seven people were shot, two fatally, when gunfire rang out Tuesday outside a downtown theater in Richmond, Virginia, where a high school graduation ceremony had just ended, causing hundreds of attendees to flee in panic, weep and clutch their children, authorities and witnesses said.
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Secretariat’s Jockey Ron Turcotte Remembers Triple Crown Winner Who ‘Could Fly’ on 50th Anniversary
Ron Turcotte is the last surviving member of Secretariat’s team as he marks the 50th anniversary of their feat with the Belmont Stakes on Saturday. Here are some stories from his life and career, based on a recent interview with The Associated Press.
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Florida Man Who Said He Was Headed to CIA Arrested Near Virginia Preschool with AK-47 Rifle in Car
A Florida man who police say had an AK-47 rifle in his car was arrested outside a northern Virginia preschool after he told officers he was headed to CIA headquarters, police said Wednesday.
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FACT FOCUS: Fake Image of Pentagon Explosion Briefly Sends Jitters Through Stock Market
Police and fire officials in Arlington, Virginia, say an image that circulated about the Pentagon under attack is not real and there was no incident at the U.S. Department of Defense headquarters across the Potomac from the nation’s capital.
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Man Accused in Baseball Bat Attack of Congressional Staffers Now Facing Federal Charges
A northern Virginia man charged with assaulting two congressional staffers in their Virginia office with a baseball bat is now facing federal charges as well.
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Virginia Legislators Say Budget Talks Hinge on US Debt Limit Standoff
Since the politically divided General Assembly’s regular session ended in February without an agreement on adjustments to the two-year spending plan that became law last year, budget negotiators have been meeting sporadically to continue talks.
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Virginia Man Charged in Baseball Bat Attacks on Three Women, Including Congressional Staffers
A man with untreated schizophrenia, according to his father, was arraigned Tuesday on charges involving baseball-bat attacks on three women, including two staffers for U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly.




















