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Legal reporter for the Washington Post. Author of Forensic Science, winner of 2012 Gilbert and Ursula Farfel Prize for investigative reporting.

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Congress tried to control D.C. police in 1989. The results were disastrous.

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By Spencer Hsu Verified, Paul Duggan
| The Washington Post Verified
Congress tried to control D.C. police in 1989. The results were disastrous. (washingtonpost.com) Congress tried to control D.C. police in 1989. The results were disastrous. By Spencer S. Hsu; Paul Duggan 2025081313573600 In 1989, before the new millennium brought economic rebirth to the nation's capital, large swaths of Washington actually resembled the hellish crimescape that President Donald Trump contends the city has become today. The crack epidemic was raging.
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Interim U.S attorney in D.C. mandates immigration checks on all defendants

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By Spencer Hsu Verified, Olivia George Verified, Keith L. Alexander Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Interim U.S attorney in D.C. mandates immigration checks on all defendants (washingtonpost.com) Interim U.S attorney in D.C. mandates immigration checks on all defendants By Spencer S. Hsu; Olivia George; Keith L.
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U.S. can revoke plea deal for accused 9/11 plotter, appeals court rules

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By Spencer Hsu Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
A divided federal appeals court ruled Friday that the U.S. government can throw out plea deals with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and two others who agreed last July to plead guilty in exchange for life sentences, upholding a Biden administration request and leaving next steps to the Trump administration.
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