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Share of D.C. violent crimes involving guns falls to 37 percent, police data show
Guns were recorded in 37.3% of D.C. violent crimes through October, down from 49.8% last year, as knife and other-weapon assaults rose, an Inquisitor analysis of police records found.
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Outside groups report $1.22 billion in House race spending, split nearly evenly between the parties
A Washington Inquisitor analysis of FEC records finds $609.4 million in pro-Democratic and $592.8 million in pro-Republican independent expenditures in House general-election races, concentrated in a few dozen districts.
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D.C. early ballots surged in the final week of October but trail 2024’s pace, with sharp gaps by ward
An Inquisitor analysis of D.C. Board of Elections reports finds 98,449 ballots returned through Oct. 31, about half the 2024 pace, with early ballots concentrated at sites in Wards 2 and 3…
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Former Trump personnel chief registers to lobby for AI firm owned by a Chinese company on the Entity List
John McEntee’s new client, Shishuo AI, is wholly owned by 4Paradigm, a Beijing AI company on the Commerce Department’s Entity List since 2023. His three clients, all Chinese tech companies on U.S.…
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Maryland’s early vote jumped 58% from 2022. Charles and Prince George’s nearly doubled.
An Inquisitor analysis of State Board of Elections data shows early turnout rose in every county, with the D.C. suburbs leading.