Global Politics Report Editorial

Two Arrested After Car Crashes Into Sign Near White House

The driver of a silver sedan was arrested after crashing his car into a placard just north of the White House. The authorities also arrested a second man who jumped a barricade at a nearby park.

Key Data

Source: The New York Times

Politics desk: Congress

Published: Nov. 09, 2026 at 05:40 PM ET

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Original source: The New York Times

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