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Plus, Trump is pulling back on his mass deportation enforcement against the agricultural industry and at hotels and restaurants for fear of further angering constituencies he wants to keep.
Thousands of D.C. utility customers have complained about deceptive third-party energy companies that charge higher rates ...
The Colored Pencil Society of America’s 33rd Annual International Exhibition makes the case for the colored pencil as fine ...
Clinnie “Dickie” Dickens owned the iconic dive Dan’s Cafe since he was 31. He died in February, just shy of 91, but his sons ...
Kids = all right: Hundreds of students at Montgomery Blair High School walked out of class Thursday in solidarity with a ...
Republicans in the House approved two bills that would repeal D.C. laws they don’t like, yet they’ve repeatedly failed to ...
"I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." "Y'all are doing real local D.C. journalism." " ...
Razjooyan has become a notorious figure among tenants and housing advocates. In various court proceedings, he and his associates have been accused of inflating appraisals, falsifying loan documents, ...
Plus, Trump escalates tension in L.A. by sending active duty Marines to back up National Guard troops, and RFK Jr. fires vaccine advisory board members.
Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia is now facing an indictment for illegally smuggling undocumented people.
The crowd might have been smaller than expected, but the joy was tangible. Staff photographer Darrow Montgomery was in the streets on Saturday, June 7, to capture the scene. Whoops! There was an ...
D.C. isn’t done celebrating Pride Month. Here’s your guide to everything queer, from the art exhibits to dance parties through June 30.