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DC Politics & Courts: A coalition led by the NAACP sued the Trump administration in federal court in Washington to block armed federal agents from being deployed near polling places, arguing the move could intimidate voters of color and depress turnout. Federal Enforcement & Voting Access: The DOJ announced charges against 16 people across seven states tied to alleged election crimes, including unlawful voting by non-citizens and false claims of citizenship. White House Press Freedom: CNN, MS NOW, and Politico reporters were barred from the White House and had credentials revoked after the administration moved to ban the outlets. Public Safety in DC: Alabama National Guard troops assigned to JTF-DC helped Metro Police de-escalate a confrontation at Gallery Place Metro Station. Local Sports: Lock Haven beat UDC 1-0, with Billy Lawrence scoring in the 70th minute. Health Watch: Health officials issued an alert after a person with measles traveled from Chicago to Los Angeles by train. DC Policy & Federal Funding: Trump signed a bipartisan bill extending federal authorization for a National Emergency Medical Services Memorial in Washington through 2032.

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ZIP code 74042 in Oklahoma had about 65 retired-worker beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 74042 in Oklahoma had about 65 retired-worker beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 58801 in North Dakota had about 2,475 retired-worker beneficiaries in December 2024

ZIP code 58801 in North Dakota had about 2,475 retired-worker beneficiaries in December 2024

About 535 retired-worker beneficiaries in ZIP Code 43469 in Ohio in December 2024

About 535 retired-worker beneficiaries in ZIP Code 43469 in Ohio in December 2024

About 1,725 retired-worker beneficiaries reported in ZIP Code 73096 in Oklahoma in December 2024

About 1,725 retired-worker beneficiaries reported in ZIP Code 73096 in Oklahoma in December 2024

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August Unemployment Fell in 27 States plus DC, Remained Unchanged in 19, Increased in 4

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District of Columbia Unemployment Rate at 5.9 Percent in July

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