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D.C. government and politics for @NOTUSMetro. Formerly @washingtonpost.
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The New Normal

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By Martin Austermuhle, Michael Brice-Saddler Verified, Zara Norman Verified
| NOTUS Verified
Good morning, D.C. In today’s newsletter: One year of the National Guard in D.C., a serious strain on city courts and the latest from Commanders training camp. THE LATEST It was a year ago today that President Donald Trump declared he was deploying the National Guard and hundreds of federal law enforcement agents to combat what he said were unacceptably high levels of crime in D.C. The initial deployment of troops was small: roughly 800 of them, mostly from the D.C. National Guard.
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After a Year in D.C., the National Guard Seems Almost Normal

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By Martin Austermuhle, Michael Brice-Saddler Verified
| NOTUS Verified
On a recent Saturday, Starburst Plaza was something it’s often not: quiet. A few people sat on benches on the triangular plot that stands at the five-way intersection of H Street, Florida Avenue, Maryland Avenue, Benning Road and Bladensburg Road Northeast. But they were overshadowed by the pair of military Humvees posted on one end of the plaza, with a half-dozen members of the National Guard standing alongside them.
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Past Due

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By Martin Austermuhle, Michael Brice-Saddler Verified, Zara Norman Verified
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Good morning, D.C. In today’s newsletter: D.C.’s worst landlord, a $300 million Metro expansion and the legendary Venus Williams. Sign up for the NOTUS Metro newsletter for essential coverage of the D.C. region. THE LATEST D.C.’s worst landlord is its housing authority. Of all city landlords with unabated violations, DCHA is far and away the biggest offender, with more than 2,500 violations and more than $2.2 million in associated fines, NOTUS’ Zara Norman reports.
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