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Federal Judge Blocks Detention of Salvadoran Man; Attorney Prepares for Further Legal Battles

Lane Johnson, the Philadelphia Eagles six-time Pro Bowler, is set to return from a Lisfranc sprain, potentially boosting the teams offensive line and morale. After missing four consecutive games, Johnson is expected to rejoin practice soon, with a possible return against the Washington Commanders or Buffalo Bills in December. His presence, known for low pressure allowed rates, could significantly improve the Eagles performance.

DoorDash Driver Faces Felony Charges After Allegedly Spraying Food with Unknown Substance, Leaving Customers Ill

Thirteen individuals are charged in a large-scale stolen goods operation targeting Home Depot stores across nine states, accumulating $2.2 million in stolen merchandise over thirteen months. The group, led by Armando Diaz, used sophisticated tactics, including daily planning meetings and inventory website usage, to steal items like insulation kits, power tools, and air conditioners. If convicted, they could face up to twenty-five years in prison.

Firefighters in D.C. battled a severe house fire on Nebraska Avenue, requiring a full response and temporary withdrawal due to dangerous conditions. Residents escaped safely, and firefighters are now investigating the cause.

NASAs Europa Clipper spacecraft embarks on a six-year journey to Jupiters moon, Europa, to determine if it has the conditions necessary for life. The mission, launched on October 10th, will perform nearly fifty close flybys of the moon, gathering detailed data about its ocean, ice shell, and atmosphere. The spacecraft carries nine scientific instruments and is expected to reach Europa in April 2030. The data collected will inform future missions and our understanding of the moons habitability.

DPW crews in D.C. prepare for snowfall, proactively treating roads and planning plow deployment. Residents eagerly anticipate the snow, while officials urge caution and patience for those who must travel. Salt trucks need space, and unplowed streets can be reported through the citys three-one-one service.

Washington D.C. shatters Guinness World Record with 1,435 couples kissing under a massive mistletoe installation, tripling the previous record and spreading holiday cheer.