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TOP NEWS | December 03, 2022 [Web version](   [Fairfax Co. teacher accused of assaulting special needs student]( A special education teacher at Marshall High School in Fairfax County, Virginia, was charged Friday with assaulting a special needs student, according to authorities. [READ MORE](   [Arlington residents react to possible legal action due to Pickleball games]( Some neighbors are considering taking legal action against Arlington County, Virginia, because of pickleball noise on the courts at Walter Reed Community Center and Park. [READ MORE](   SPONSORED CONTENT [Agencies must balance the benefits, risks of AI]( Agencies are facing a strategic imperative to use artificial intelligence in their missions. AI and machine learning as well as other emerging technologies are enablers for the workforce to collect, analyze and delivery insights to improve decision making.   [Fairfax Co. police ID woman whose remains were found in woods in 1993]( Police in Fairfax County, Virginia, say they now know the identify of a woman whose remains were found in the woods in Centreville nearly 30 years ago. [READ MORE](   [US Navy investigating 4 apparent suicides in a month at same facility]( The deaths by suicide from October 30 to November 26 involved enlisted sailors at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center in Norfolk, Virginia. [READ MORE](   EVENT - Rubrik [Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture Framework]( During this exclusive webinar, moderator Jason Miller will discuss zero trust in 2023 and beyond with agency and industry leaders.   [New report faults DC crime lab's internal oversight - and prosecutors]( A new report from the D.C. Auditor says internal oversight practices at the troubled D.C. crime lab were broken and ineffective long before the lab lost its accreditation last year. [READ MORE](   [Maryland jury finds FBI agent who shot man inside Red Line train not guilty]( An FBI agent accused of attempted murder inside a Metrorail train in Maryland has been found not guilty. [READ MORE](   SPONSORED CONTENT [What to know about checking, debit cards and free ATMs]( When you're building your budget, every penny counts. So why waste any money when you don't need to? ATM fees are just one place where needless costs can really rack up.   [Man shocked on top of MARC train at Union Station]( A man is in the hospital with critical injuries after he was shocked on top of a MARC train at Union Station Friday morning. [READ MORE](   [Postal Service looking for suspect who stole from letter carrier]( The U.S. Postal Service is looking for person who stole from a letter carrier in Prince George's County, Maryland, on Friday. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by WTOP [Get on TOP of Your Health]( WTOP's "Get on TOP of Your Health" series will feature local health care experts and thought leaders from across the DMV, serving up education, awareness, tips and more to help people proactively live healthier. Contact us to join the conversation!   [PHOTOS: 4 million lights shine at Nats Park holiday light maze and village]( Billed as the world's largest Christmas light maze and village, the immersive experience features more than four million sparkling lights. But most notable is a dazzling Christmas tree that towers over the entire area. 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[READ MORE](   [DC Council to vote on plan making Metrobus free in DC]( Under the proposal, the city's 12 busiest bus lines would run 24 hours a day. The idea is being touted as a way to boost nightlife in the District. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by the Friends of Keith H. Yoo [Foreign governments abusing American freedoms: The time to act is now]( Recent evidence has shown that foreign powers are taking advantage of the freedoms and laws that have protected people in the US to injure or manipulate them for political gain. 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