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Washington D.C. on Sunday has left one person dead and several others injured, including one police officer.A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police Department told Fox News that four people were shot at a Moechella event, including one police officer, who did not return fire at the crowded area.Metropolitan Police Department Chief Robert J. Contee III said later the victims included a 15-year-old, who was pronounced dead at the scene, two adults, and the officer.The MPD officer was shot in a lower extremity and is expected to survive, the chief said.

PHILADELPHIA - Smoke from a wildfire more than 600 miles away is impacting the Delaware Valley, bringing hazy conditions to the area. In Halifax, Nova Scotia, evacuations are underway as tens of thousands of homes are threatened by a burning wildfire. Several homes in the area have already been burned, officials say. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the wildfires in a tweet, calling the situation "incredibly serious." Despite being hundreds of miles away, smoke from the burning wildfires is impacting the Delaware Valley. In Chester County, the West Chester Fire Department is warning about hazy smoke and a burning odor in the air. Officials say there is no immediate threat to the area. FOX 29's Sue Serio says clockwise circulation around a low-pressure system is causing the winds to blow in the direction of the Philadelphia area. More smoke is expected to impact areas from New York down to Washington D.C., on Wednesday, according to Serio. Forecasters say it is likely an air quality alerts will be issued in several areas on Wednesday. 

(Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) The Supreme Court Tuesday denied an emergency request asking for a pause to the federal COVID-19 airline mask mandate. The emergency application was seeking to stop the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) federal mask mandate for individuals in airports, onboard commercial aircraft, on over-the-road buses and on commuter bus and rail systems.The coronavirus mask mandate is in place until at least March 18, 2022.The case was filed by Florida father Michael Seklecki and his 4-year-old son who is autistic who cannot tolerate wearing masks but must fly to Boston Children’s Hospital in Massachusetts for regular medical care.RELATED: Free government COVID test kits now available: Everything you need to knowThe other plaintiff in the case is Lucas Wall, a Washington D.C.

Garret Miller didn’t speak to the law enforcement officers who arrested him on charges he stormed the U.S. Capitol in January, but the T-shirt he was wearing at his Dallas home that day sent a clear and possibly incriminating message.

WASHINGTON - A Cape May County man was arrested Wednesday during the pro-Trump insurrection at the Capitol building, according to police. Leonard Guthrie was among those arrested and charged with unlawful entry. Terry Brown, from Lebanon County, was also arrested by U.S. Capitol Police.The Capitol building became overrun with pro-Trump supporters during a joint session to confirm the 2020 election of Joe Biden.

Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department Chief Robert Contee on Wednesday, alongside Mayor Muriel Bowser, delivered an update on the pro-Trump riots at the Capitol, stating that four people in total died during the course of the day’s events.

MILLSBORO, Del. - Authorities in Delaware have charged a 14-year-old Washington D.C. boy with several crimes after he allegedly stole a car from a gas pump and lead police on a chase through Millsboro on Wednesday afternoon. Police say the teen stole a 2013 Honda Civic from Uncle Willies gas station on DuPont Boulevard just after 4 p.m.

chant, “No justice, no peace, no racist police.” H.E.R. sings “I can’t breathe.” Johnniqua Charles tells a security guard, “You about to lose yo job,” and creates a #DefundThePolice bop on the spot.This Black Music Month, TV One debuts The Beat Don’t Stop, a documentary that explores the roots and power of go-go, a music genre popularized by Washington D.C.

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Washington D.C.: US President Donald Trump on Sunday said that at least 1.6 million people have been tested for the novel coronavirus in the United States and the results have been shared with those who took a test.

Washington D.C.: Kaspersky researchers revealed that the infamous Ginp banking Trojan, which acquired the ability to insert fake text messages into the inbox of a regular SMS application, has acquired a new functionality - that takes advantage of the coronavirus outbreak.