The Attorney General’s office will not prosecute 220 individuals charged with breaking curfew during Black Lives Matter protests last June.

That means at least two more people who claim to be journalists still face felony rioting charges, which carry a maximum 10 year sentence and $25,000 fine.

In what can only be seen as retaliation against the Carey clan, Trump stole the rules from Who’s Line Is It Anyway? for his presidency.

“I do think this is something we can expect more of in Trump’s America.”

Traffic in the surrounding blocks is shut down.

All those people means lots of creative signs and costumes.

And there are more reports of smoke in the streets, repeated explosions, and police in riot gear moving in on protesters in Franklin Square.

They were issued criminal citations for blocking the way.

In a month’s time, Loudoun County will have to decide whether or not it wants in on Metro’s Silver Line extension. Depending on who you ask, at stake is either billions of dollars in economic development potential for the county or the county’s current low taxes and bucolic living.

What’s the difference between a homeless encampment and the protesters at McPherson Square and Freedom Plaza? Not much beyond the First Amendment, it seems.