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isis The U.S. Wants More Than 60 Countries to Help Come Up With a Plan to Defeat ISIS The U.S. government has invited foreign ministers and senior leaders of the Global Coalition to Counter ISIS to to strategize in Washington, D.C. this month, the State Department announced

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Washington Washington Attorney General Asks Judge to Block President Trump's Revised Travel Ban Washington state is asking a federal judge to block President Donald Trump's revised travel ban. Washington was the first state to sue over the original travel ban, which resulted in a federal judge in Seattle halting its implementation around the country

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Infrastructure America’s Infrastructure Gets a D+ in New Report A new report gives the U.S. a D+ for its failing roads, dams, and bridges — the same grade it received four years ago. The American Society of Civil Engineers deemed much of the country’s infrastructure “poor” or “at risk

Courts The Owners of a D.C. Wine Bar Are Suing President Trump How do you compete with a restaurant at President Donald Trump's hotel down the road from the White House? Two Washington restaurateurs argue you can't — and have sued him over it

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