Coverage dated February 3, 2025

DC Council votes unanimously to expel Trayon White

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The D.C. Council has a number of important items on their plate, including emergency votes to transfer the RFK site, expand Secure DC pre-trial detention, and the Trayon White expulsion vote.

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  1. Fox News

    DC Councilmember Trayon White faces possible expulsion vote over federal bribery charge (opens Fox News)

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    Washington, D.C.'s city council will vote on whether to expel one of its members later Tuesday after councilmember Trayon White was arrested on corruption charges.

  2. FOX 5 DC

    DC Council votes unanimously to expel Trayon White (opens FOX 5 DC)

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    The D.C. Council has a number of important items on their plate, including emergency votes to transfer the RFK site, expand Secure DC pre-trial detention, and the Trayon White expulsion vote.

  3. Fox News

    DC Council expels Trayon White following federal bribery charge (opens Fox News)

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    The D.C. Council unanimously voted to expel councilmember Trayon White on Tuesday after he was accused last year by federal authorities of accepting bribes.

  4. Washingtonian

    Trayon White Has Been Expelled From the DC Council (opens Washingtonian)

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    Following a unanimous vote, he's the first DC Councilmember to be ousted from his seat.

  5. WTOP Washington DC

    Trayon White expelled from the DC Council for corruption but he’s free to run for his old seat (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    WTOP Washington DC's feed description

    Trayon White fights for survival in the face of a corruption trial and a looming vote by his own peers to kick him off the D.C. Council.

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