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It figures that in the midst of the longest government shutdown in American history,Anime Archives the earth would literally open up a block from the grounds of White House.

Yet another sinkhole — a depression in the ground caused by a collapse of land — has opened up in Washington D.C., this time just a block from the presidential residence.

Opening up on Tuesday afternoon, the "large" sinkhole was reported by D.C. Police as being the reason for road closures on 17th Street NW between C Street and E Street NW.

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Sergio Gor, staffer for Sen. Rand Paul, tweeted a pretty neat image of the sinkhole.

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And yeah, that cone is inthe sinkhole.

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It's the second sinkhole to open up near the White House within the last 12 months, following the hell portaldepression that showed up in the White House's North Lawn in May 2018.

And thatfollowed the sinkhole that appeared right outside Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida exactly a year before in May 2017.

Of course, everyone couldn't help but joke about our newest Washington sinkhole.

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According to The Hill, the District Department of Transportation was checking out the sinkhole on Tuesday afternoon.

Whether or not it will get any bigger remains to be seen, but if you're really into sinkholes and how they work, check out our handy explainer from last time time this happened.

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