DC Police Departing for Federal Jobs, Iran Missile Strike Kills Hundreds
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Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. faces staffing crisis due to officers leaving for federal jobs with better pay and signing bonuses. Meanwhile, a bronze plaque honoring law enforcement who protected the Capitol on January sixth was installed, but not visible to the public. In military news, a seventh American service member died from injuries sustained in an Iranian attack, and new video shows a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting a naval base next to a school, killing many children. In other news, a federal judge ruled Kari Lakes appointment as acting head of Voice of Americas parent agency illegal, and the Kennedy Center faces lawsuits over a musicians contract cancellation and plans to close or rename the venue.
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