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Maryland teenager killed in Prince William County hit-and-run
The 17-year-old and a family member were inside a parked truck that was facing the wrong direction on Sudley Road near Catharpin Road around 2:30 a.m. on Saturday, police said. The teen was completing a seal coat job on a residential driveway nearby with his family member and a co-worker at the time.
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2-headed snake found in Prince William Co.
Virginia Wildlife Management and Control posted to their Facebook page Sunday that they had received “extremely rare” photos of an actual two-headed snake. See photos.
Tale of a Troll
Former Russian ‘troll factory’ worker faces retaliation; warns Americans ahead of midterm elections
A former employee of the so-called "internet Research Agency" in Russia tells WTOP's J.J. Green what happened this year that made him think he was being targeted. He also has advice for Americans ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
