A jury acquitted a Washington, D.C. man who threw a Subway sandwich at the chest of a federal officer, finding him not guilty after several hours of deliberations. NBC News’ Ryan Reilly has more on the decision.
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Pentagon is locked down after Hazmat incident dealing with air qualityA shelter-in-place order was given at the Pentagon after emergency crews were deployed to handle what authorities described as a…
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Tennessee school board member censured after calling student 'hot'Washington County, Tennessee, school board member Keith Ervin was censured after calling a student "hot" at a public board meeting…
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Heavy rain, flooding and high winds cut power and shut down travel in the Boston area. WBTS’ Jericho Tran reports.…