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Edition of 2026-11-13

Shooting near White House leaves one person dead in Washington

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According to Al Jazeera English, police in Washington are investigating a shooting about a mile from the White House.

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Police in the US capital are investigating a shooting around a mile from the White House
According to Al Jazeera English, the shooting left one person dead.

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led to one person killed
According to The Guardian, police have identified both the victim and the suspect.

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Washington DC shooting: police identify victim and suspect – as it happened
According to a federal law enforcement official who spoke to NBC News, as reported by The Guardian, the suspect fired at law enforcement about 90 minutes earlier, and no one was struck.

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it has been about 90 minutes since the suspect fired at law enforcement, which did not strike anyone
The same official said the incident has shifted to a barricaded subject response, and no other individual is believed to be at the scene, so it is not considered a hostage situation.

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The incident is shifting from an active shooter response to a barricaded subject response
It is believed there is no other individual there at scene so this is not considered a hostage situation

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