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Under Trump and MAGA, the District of Columbia Should Go Back to Where It Came From

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By Fredrick Kunkle Verified
| The Washington Spectator Verified
By Before things get any worse under President Trump, Washingtonians ought to pack up and move, and not just household by household. Trump and the Republican-led Congress pose such a threat to the District of Columbia’s roughly 700,000 residents that the city should push for a return to Maryland, which long ago ceded land for use as the seat of the federal government. The idea, known as retrocession, has been around since the earliest days of the Republic. It already happened with Virginia.
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Demand for better cybersecurity fuels a booming job market

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By Fredrick Kunkle Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
We're always interested in hearing about news in our community. Let us know what's going on!
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Demand for better cybersecurity fuels a booming job market

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By Fredrick Kunkle Verified
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
When Nana Pokuaah isn’t working at a pharmacy, she’s in school – though it might not look like it. Eight hours a day, three days a week, Pokuaah, 31, sits in a French cafe in Chantilly, Va., with her laptop, taking an online class that could put her on the front lines of a battle in cyberspace that begins every time a person logs on to a computer. Pokuaah is studying to become a cybersecurity analyst trained in identifying and defeating cyberattacks.
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