The annual Veterans Day Parade in Washington, D.C. Drew large crowds as local officials and veterans gathered to honor military service, per c-span.org.
Pentagon sources confirmed that the National Guard will remain deployed in the capital through 2029, citing ongoing security concerns, reports ABC News.
Meanwhile, a man was fatally stabbed inside the West End Library in D.C., prompting an investigation by local police, according to the Washington Post.
In other news, a U.S. Judge halted construction of Donald Trump's proposed triumphal arch in the city, ruling it violated historical preservation laws, per Al Jazeera.
aljazeera.com · 6 NovUS judge halts construction of Trump’s triumphal arch in Washington, DC
02abcnewsabcnews.com · 7 NovPentagon plans to keep National Guard in DC into 2029, 2 US officials say - ABC News
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The floor of culture and meaning. In this briefing: Veterans Day Parade.
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