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U.S. Capitol Is Locked Down After Reports of Gunfire
Witnesses reported hearing gunshots outside the Capitol after 2 p.m., sparking a huge police response and heightened security inside the Capitol, which was already tense during shutdown negotiations. Members not near their own offices were asked to go to the nearest office, and shelter there.
Afghans Seek Admission of Military Errors by the U.S.
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Sports locker rooms have become more like Hollywood wardrobes, crammed with multiple uniform options in a riot of colors and fabrics. </p>
U.S. Is Said to Weigh Destroying Syrian Chemicals at Sea
By THOM SHANKER and ERIC SCHMITT
The plan would call for the chemical weapons to be destroyed on an oceangoing barge, American officials said. </p>
Beirut Bombs Strike at Iran as Assad’s Ally
By ANNE BARNARD, THOMAS ERDBRINK and RICK GLADSTONE
The attack appeared to broaden the pattern of division across the region linked to the civil war in Syria, where Iran has emerged as a powerful ally of the government side. </p>
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