Subject: Afternoon Buzz: White House jumper ‘likely’ to be sent for mental evaluation
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Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 13:48:28 -0400

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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

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Today’s News Update

White House jumper ‘likely’ to be sent for mental evaluation

Keith L. Alexander

Dominic Adesanya, 23, is accused of jumping over the White House fence and assaulting guard dogs.

A blackjack high-roller was ejected.
His infraction: Card counting.

Annys Shin

It’s not illegal, but Justin Mills of Silver Spring is prohibited from returning to Maryland Live.

Hogan hosts Christie, while Brown gets an endorsement

John Wagner

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence announced its support for the Democratic candidate.

Hispanic civil rights group calls Redskins name change

John Woodrow Cox

National Council of La Raza joins others in calling team’s moniker ‘demeaning’ to Native Americans.

Protesting D.C. cabbies causing delays again

Dana Hedgpeth and Lori Aratani

Taxicab drivers protesting in downtown — again. Today, the D.C. Council is expected to vote on rules that affect them.

Police set up number for potential victims of rabbi

Peter Hermann

Georgetown rabbi is accuse of secretly recording women in ritual bath; has ties to Towson University

Woodward and Bernstein: The Ben Bradlee we knew

Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein

APPRECIATION | The Watergate duo remembers the man who transformed The Washington Post and journalism.

No sale: Ban on selling cars on the street is challenged

Patricia Sullivan

Trying to sell a car or truck in front of your house could get you ticketed in Alexandria, unless law changes.

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