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Congressman Joe Wilson hospitalized in Washington D.C.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (FOX Carolina) -Congressman Joe Wilson (R-SC) was taken to the hospital after falling ill, according to a post on his X account.
According to the post, Wilson is being evaluated at a local hospital in Washington D.C.
His son, Attorney General Alan Wilson, also posted about the situation on to X. According to his post, Congressman Wilson was taken to the hospital after experiencing stroke-like symptoms.
Stay with FOX Carolina as we work to learn more.
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Will Hurricane Francine impact DC region?
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WASHINGTON – Hurricane Francine is barreling toward Louisiana and is expected to make landfall sometime Wednesday.
Officials are warning about the potential for deadly storm surge, destructive winds and widespread flooding as it comes ashore.
Francine reached Category 1 hurricane status Tuesday night after gaining strength from warm Gulf waters.
The National Hurricane Center says Francine might even reach Category 2 strength with winds of 96 to 110 mph before landfall sometime Wednesday afternoon or evening.
Will Hurricane Francine impact DC this week?
Will the Washington, D.C. region be impacted by the remnants of Hurricane Francine?
Will Hurricane Francine impact Washington, D.C. this week?
Aside from residual cloud coverage, it’s unlikely that the Washington, D.C. region will be impacted by the remnants of Hurricane Francine, said FOX 5’s Taylor Grenda.
“The biggest question is if we’ll see anything out of this system,” Grenda said. “It doesn’t look to be anything right now. Maybe some cloud coverage later this week into the weekend. Outside of that, we’re not going to get a whole lot of precipitation from that storm system specifically.”
After making landfall in or near Louisiana, Francine is expected to quickly track northward through Mississippi, Tennessee, and through parts of the mid-west into the week and weekend.
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DC Litigator Alexandra Walsh Joins Anapol Weiss in Acquisition
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Anapol Weiss, a Philadelphia-founded mass torts law firm, has acquired DC trial lawyer Alexandra Walsh’s boutique.
The firm announced Tuesday that it’s adding Walsh Law’s litigation team. Anapol Weiss will have about half a dozen offices scattered across the US, including in Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Washington, DC.
Walsh is co-chair of the trial committee overseeing multidistrict litigation against
Washington, D.C
5 people arrested after multiple burglaries, property damage across DC
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D.C. police announced on social media platform X that they arrested five people overnight after several groups of people burglarized and vandalized businesses throughout D.C.
The five people in custody are facing charges including burglary and fleeing from law enforcement.
In the statement, police said that several areas in D.C. were affected in City Center, Georgetown, H Street, Logan Circle and Columbia Heights.
Video shows several police cars lined up along the streets of City Center and a helicopter above them searching the area.
Police are investigating six burglaries and six destruction of property offenses.
As a result of the burglaries and property damage, D.C. police will increase their presence across D.C.
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