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An explosion leveled a house in Arlington, Va. on Monday night, as police attempted to execute a search warrant. Police are continuing to investigate the cause of the blast. Photo: Alex Wilson/Associated PressA home was destroyed by a massive explosion in a Washington, D.C., suburb as police were trying to execute a search warrant in response to reports of a man discharging a flare gun inside. Police visited a house in Arlington, Va., at around 4:45 p.m. ET Monday after receiving calls that a man had discharged a flare gun approximately 30 or 40 times into the surrounding neighborhood, the local police department said in a statement.
Persons: Alex Wilson Organizations: Police, Associated, D.C, . Police Locations: Arlington , Va, Washington
Explosion Destroys Arlington House During Police Search
  + stars: | 2023-12-05 | by ( Gareth Vipers | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
An explosion leveled a house in Arlington, Va., on Monday night. Police are continuing to investigate the cause of the blast. Photo: Alex Wilson/Associated PressA home was destroyed by a large explosion in a Washington, D.C., suburb as police said they were trying to execute a search warrant in response to a man firing a flare gun into the surrounding neighborhood. Police visited a house in Arlington, Va., at around 4:45 p.m. Their initial investigation indicated a man fired a flare gun about 30 or 40 times from the house, the local police department said in a statement.
Persons: Alex Wilson Organizations: Police, Associated, D.C, . Police Locations: Arlington , Va, Washington
Confederate monuments bear what the anthropological theorist Michael Taussig would call a public secret: something that is privately known but collectively denied. Even Lee’s burial site at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. — where he served as president after the war — has changed. The university decided to focus on Lee the civilian rather than Lee the general, for example by moving a prominent portrait of him in uniform. That’s why the idea to melt Lee down, as violent as it might initially seem, struck me as so apt. Confederate monuments went up with rich, emotional ceremonies that created historical memory and solidified group identity.
Persons: Michael Taussig, Jim Crow, Dr, Taussig, don’t, Robert E, Lee, Lee’s, I’ve, you’re Organizations: Arlington House, Arlington National Cemetery, Lee University Locations: Arlington, Washington, Lexington , Va,
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