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PHOTOS: First-grader Kameria Crayton, 7, sobbed when she found out President Obama will be leaving the White House; her viral video caught the attention of the White House and on Monday, a much calmer Kameria met the President. Watch the video in the story below.

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McAuliffe Vetoes ‘Religious Freedom’ Bill

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe Wednesday vetoed Republican-backed Senate Bill 41, which would shield from civil liability those who actively discriminate against same-sex couples.

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“It’s unconstitutional, it is discriminatory,” he said on WTOP. “It demonizes folks. It brings fear and persecution. We can’t tolerate that. We need Virginia to be open and welcoming to everyone." >>>Read more

Watch: President Obama Meets Girl Who Doesn't Want Him to Leave Office

A little girl got to meet President Barack Obama after video of her crying over him leaving office went viral. Kameria Crayton, who is in the first grade, can be seen in the video screaming in anguish when she is told that Obama can only serve two terms. So she wrote a letter to Obama that got her an invite to the White House. >>>Read more and watch the video

World Peeps-Eating Contest Saturday at National Harbor

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