Washington — A security scare on Capitol Hill that prompted a brief lockdown of Senate office buildings on Wednesday came in response to a potentially “bogus” 911 call about an active shooter, the U.S. Capitol Police chief said. A search of three buildings yielded no shooter, victims or signs of…Read More
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