- Two more Metro crash victim names were announced at this evening's press conference: Veronica Dubose and Cameron Williams, both of D.C. A classmates.com profile indicates a Veronica Dubose graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1998.
- The airport security time saving company Clear abruptly shut down today, citing an inability to reach an agreement with creditors.
- Accused Holocaust Museum shooter James von Brunn still not well enough to appear in court.
- In case you haven't been following DCist's Twitter updates, Metro's Board has announced an emergency fund of $250,000 to help with immediate needs of Tuesday's crash victims.
- A former D.C. government clerk was sentenced today to just over two years in federal prison for receiving a $1,275 bribe from an undercover FBI agent.
- The Washington Post's Gene Weingarten (and recent Pulitzer Prize winner) has taken the buyout.
- RIP, Ed McMahon.

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Weingarten's leaving the Post? No!!
He's going to do once a month chats (vs. every Tuesday) and then his regular column, but no long features and no Gene Pool. It's pretty depressing.
Man, that sucks about Weingarten.
Man, that sucks about Weingarten.
Agreed about Weingarten.
I guess this means Ed won't be ringing my doorbell to tell me I won $10,000,000! from American Family Publishing.
So how long before the Post begins to resemble a high school newspaper? Everyone with half a brain has taken the buyout, and the last person who knows the difference between there/their/they're is threatening to leave.
They're?
awesome to hear that the clear service went belly up. if we're going to have ridiculous, nearly pointless "security theatre" at the airports, then everyone should be forced to enjoy its ridiculousness.