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WATCH: New Zealand Maori parliament members stage haka to protest bill
New Zealand’s Parliament was briefly suspended Thursday after Maori members staged a traditional ceremonial dance to protest legislation that would reinterpret a treaty between the British and indigenous Maori.
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Thousands set to attend National Women's March
The “Get Out the Vote” rally will kick off at 3 p.m., and end near the White House.
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Pro-Palestinian crowds call for ceasefire in Gaza ahead of Oct. 7 anniversary
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered Saturday near the White House calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, their protest just one of many large gatherings planned across the country this weekend ahead of Oct. 7. One demonstrator attempted to set himself on fire and was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. A year later, pro-Palestinian demonstrators are remembering what they are calling one year…
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Pro-Palestinian crowds call for ceasefire in Gaza ahead of Oct. 7 anniversary
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered in D.C. to call for a ceasefire ahead of the one-year anniversary of Oct. 7. News4’s Arielle Hixson reports.
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The taxpayer cost for policing outside the Secretary of State's home after protests
Earlier in 2024, protesters started camping outside Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s Arlington home. In July, Virginia State Police removed the protesters and kept up a round-the-clock presence to prevent their return. News4’s Ted Oberg took a look at how much that enforcement has cost Virginia taxpayers.
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Video of deadly DC police shooting sparks protests, multiple people arrested
Several streets are closed around a police station in Southeast D.C. for a protest over the police shooting of a D.C. Violence Interrupter Justin Robinson. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Netanyahu's DC visit cost MPD $8M, with 90K overtime hours
Nearly 2,700 MPD officers worked 33 extra hours each from July 21 to 27, costing about $8 million total, the department told News4 on Wednesday.
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Police release photos of people accused of vandalism at Netanyahu protest
U.S. Park Police are looking to identify several people they believe were involved in vandalizing monuments and statues in protest of of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to D.C. at Columbus Circle. There has been significant process in the cleanup near Union Station. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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Protest encampment near Secretary of State Blinken's Virginia home cleared after 6 months
Early Friday, Virginia State Police and Virginia Department of Transportation workers cleared out pro-Palestinian protesters who had been camping out for months outside Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s home. Removing the encampment led Chain Bridge Road to be closed for hours. Only two demonstrators were there at the time of the removal. Matthew Waterman, one of the protesters, told...
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Pro-Palestinian encampment near Blinken's home cleared out
Early Friday morning, Virginia State Police and Virginia Department of Transportation workers cleared out pro-Palestinian protesters who had been camping out for months outside Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s home. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports.
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NPS plans to spend days cleaning protest vandalism at DC's Union Station
Two days after protests erupted in D.C. as Israel’s prime minister addressed Congress, crews continued cleaning up vandalism at Columbus Circle outside Union Station. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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‘What happened at Union Station was vile': DC protest vandalism, flag-burning condemned
A day after D.C. protests as Israel’s prime minister addressed Congress, crews worked early Thursday to remove vandalism outside Union Station, and several national leaders condemned property defacement outside Union Station and the burning of American flags.
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After DC pro-Palestinian protests, crews clean spray paint outside Union Station
A day after D.C. protests as Israel’s prime minister addressed Congress, crews worked early Thursday to remove vandalism outside Union Station.
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Protests grow in DC as Netanyahu speaks to Congress
Demonstrators from around the country came to D.C. to protest the war in Gaza. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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Protesters arrested, pepper-sprayed in DC as Israel's Netanyahu addresses Congress
U.S. Capitol Police deployed pepper spray on protesters condemning Israel’s war in Gaza on Wednesday as a large crowd marched toward the Capitol amid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu address to Congress.
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‘Lift the siege on Gaza': DC sees major protests, road closures ahead of Netanyahu speech
Protesters rallied, waved Palestinian flags and called for an end to military action in the Gaza Strip as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited D.C. on Wednesday. News4’s Megan McGrath and Juliana Valencia have team coverage.
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Mask bans are growing in popularity. Critics call the trend a ‘dog whistle' to quell protest.
Elected officials in New York City and Los Angeles have signaled recently that they’re open to reinstating decades-old mask bans after several tense pro-Palestinian demonstrations, where local officials say masked protesters aimed to conceal their identity.
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Stanford students stage walkout at graduation
The pro-Palestinian demonstration comes after more than a dozen protestors were arrested on June 5.
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Climate activists stormed field at Congressional Baseball Game
The group Climate Defiance took responsibility for the protest, wearing shirts reading “end fossil fuels.”
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Protesters gather outside fenced-in GW graduation on National Mall
George Washington University held its commencement on the National Mall Sunday amid unprecedented security after weeks of pro-Palestinian protests and counterdemonstrations on campus. News4’s Derrick Ward reports some of the graduates joined the protesters outside the fenced-in ceremony.