WHEREIN: We bring you the developments (happening in and around DC) that we think are newsworthy, or, at the very least, almost newsworthy…
- Protests for Eric Garner and Michael Brown continue in D.C. The next protest will take place today at the Department of Justice at 4PM. (Washington Post)
Take to the streets, DC! Demand justice. #DCFerguson #EricGarner #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/yHCor23AOO
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- If you end up protesting, know your rights. (ACLU)
- More police departments will be using body cameras. (WJLA)
- Community activist A.J. Cooper died at age 34 from a heart attack. (Washington Post)
- The D.C. City Council unanimously voted to ban the conversion therapy of gay teens. (WJLA)
- Temporary legislation that makes it illegal to drug-test potential employees for marijuana use before a job offer has been made was passed unanimously. (DCist)
- Metro and Giant may team up to put grocery lockers at three metro stations. (DCist)
- The use of new Metro rail cars may be delayed. (WAMU)
- The Purple Line decision has been delayed by two months. (Washington Post)
- Obama talked at NIH about Ebola. (WUSA9)
- The top of the National Christmas Tree fell off. (Washington Post)
