A man who was brutally attacked more than six years ago while walking home from a Washington Nationals game is working and living in D.C. again while coping with the challenges of living with a traumatic brain injury. Watch WTOP's interview with the Maslin family.
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MORNING HEADLINES - March 14, 2019
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[Years after brutal beating, DC family shares story of finding normalcy](
A man who was brutally attacked more than six years ago while walking home from a Washington Nationals game is working and living in D.C. again while coping with the challenges of living with a traumatic brain injury. Watch WTOP's interview with the Maslin family.
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[Boeing jet grounding cancels flights at Reagan National](
The middle-school students who had been visiting Washington since Sunday had been scheduled to return home on a Wednesday, 7 p.m. American Airlines flight that was among those canceled.
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[EXCLUSIVE: Convicted Russian agent could be released in April](
In an exclusive interview with WTOP, the attorney for Russian gun-rights enthusiast Maria Butina says she could be released from prison as early as mid-April.
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[VRE advancing Crystal City expansion ahead of Amazon vote](
The VRE Operations Board is due to vote Friday to allow contracting to move forward with plans to build an expanded Crystal City Station. Separately, the Arlington County Board is set to vote Saturday to approve an incentive package for Amazon on top of existing business tax breaks.
Sponsored by NFP Insurance
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[Is your adviser a good match?](
If you buy personal insurance, you probably work with an adviser. But if that adviser is simply a catalyst for quotes, or an annual phone call a month before renewal, youâre not getting the value you deserve out of that relationship. So, what should you expect â and demand â from your adviser relationships?
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[Designing a day space for DC's homeless](
A new D.C. center provides a place for the cityâs homeless population to relax, shower, do laundry and access social services during the day. See photos.
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[Estefans get Library of Congressâ Gershwin Prize](
Gloria and Emilio Estefan are the first Hispanic Americans to receive the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song.
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[Before they Go-Go: Last chance to see Wizardsâ G League team this year](
As their inaugural season winds down, the Capital City Go-Go are in the midst of a late playoff push.
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[Montgomery County to hold community conversations on racial equity](
In announcing a series of community conversations to be held through the spring and summer, Council President Nancy Navarro said, âWhen all of our residents have access to opportunities, then everybody benefits here in Montgomery County.â
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[New Potomac Mills sign to rise above I-95](
A redesigned Potomac Mills sign is rising above Interstate 95 after wind damage last year nearly toppled the old one and forced a lengthy closure of part of the highway.
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[Student collapses, dies playing basketball in Va. high school gym](
The student, a thrower on the track team âwas a phenomenal young man,â the principal said, the kind of thoughtful student who would always greet her with a âgood morningâ or offer help to teachers and staff.
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[Capitals look to maintain prowess over Flyers](
The Capitals, fresh off their first loss in eight games, travel to Philadelphia on Thursday in search of their third straight win over the Flyers. Hereâs everything you need to know about the game.
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[Va.-based repair company CroppMetcalfe acquired by HomeServe USA](
Fairfax, Virginia-based HVAC and plumbing repair company CroppMetcalfe, which marks its 40th anniversary this year, has been acquired by HomeServe USA for an undisclosed sum.
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[Defense Department 2020 budget puts emphasis on development of emerging tech](
The $750 billion defense budget request for 2020 asked Congress for almost $104 billion for its research, development, test and evaluation fund.
Sponsored by Jiffy Lube DC
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[Fun and cool collectible cars](
Collector cars are always fun to see on the roads. This gallery takes a look at some fun collector cars that can be seen on the road!
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[Woman with cats stuffed in suitcase arrested in Stafford Co.](
Stafford County police say they arrested a woman for public intoxication two days in a row â the first time, she was carrying a suitcase stuffed with cats.
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[Trump had ‘no involvement’ in FBI HQ decision: GSA administrator](
Democrats on the House Appropriations Committee sharply questioned GSA Administrator Emily Murphy about the presidentâs involvement in the project to keep the FBI headquarters in D.C.
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['Literally a wake-up call': Lack of sleep is public heath problem](
One-third of U.S. adults âare walking around not having had enough sleep,â Lean Plate Club blogger Sally Squires tells WTOP. Here’s why that’s a real health problem, and what you can do about it.
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[No body double: Trump blasts #FakeMelania theories](
President Donald Trump has had it with the #fakeMelania conspiracy theories that have been circulating on social media.
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[The Hunt: ISIS trying to reposition its messaging](
On this week's edition of The Hunt with WTOP national security correspondent J.J. Green, an American University professor says the group is trying to modify its messaging.
Sponsored by Mapbox
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[The question of ‘where’ has many answers. Learn about real-world experiences using location data at Mapboxâs GovSummit](
To highlight how location data is addressing challenges across the public sector, Mapbox will host the first GovSummit conference on March 26 in Washington D.C.
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[As NBIB shrinks the security clearance backlog, other personnel vetting agencies feel the pressure](
The backlog of pending security clearances and other matters at the National Background Investigations Bureau (NBIB) is down more than 25 percent from its record-high nearly a year ago. The backlog today stands at 541,000 investigations, NBIB Director Charlie Phalen said.
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