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District of Columbia

A revolver.

Afternoon Bulletin: Special Court Opens to Handle City Gun Crimes

New York authorities hope that two new State Supreme Court divisions for gun crimes will expedite trials for these offenses.
By Parker Richards

N.J. marijuana legalization supporters launch new advocacy group

NEWARK - A new, broad-based advocacy group that seeks to legalize, tax and regulate the sale of marijuana for adults in New Jersey announced its launch on Wednesday, deeming the state's current policy toward marijuana to be a failure.
By Mark Bonamo
Mitt Romney campaigning in Wisconsin last weekend. (Photo: Getty)

Romney Campaign: ‘It’s On’

After Mitt Romney’s victories in the Wisconsin, Maryland and District of Columbia presidential primaries last night, he has more than
By Hunter Walker

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Jensen Huang delivers the commencement address at Carnegie Mellon University, on May 10, 2026 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

As A.I. Majors Grow, Universities Race to Keep Curricula Relevant

By Eric Berger
A section of the Bayeux Tapestry depicts mounted Norman warriors charging toward a line of armed soldiers with shields and spears, with fallen figures and horses beneath the battle scene.

How the Bayeux Tapestry Became a Tool For Diplomacy

By Simon Coates
A man in black clothing and round glasses stands outdoors against a railing, with the Gwangju Biennale building and its Korean and English signage behind him.

Ho Tzu Nyen Wants the Gwangju Biennale to Honor the Past, Not Relive It

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Grey Art Museum’s Alison Weaver On the Breadth of the University Museum Mandate

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