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Washington DC; A protest for fair and equal wages has ruptured an already damaged industry: Trucking. On Thursday, Truck drivers from across the country parked their vehic...Read More

Washington DC's prison population first encountered the coronavirus weeks ago. In mid-April, the first DC inmate died from covid-19. Since, numbers continue to rise. Over the weekend, DC prisons ...Read More

The outbreak of coronavirus across the globe created an evolving crisis for government officials to handle. In the United States, the majority of the response rests in the hands of state governors. Of course, the capital fal...Read More

Despite the outbreak and shelter-in-place orders, people can still enjoy the capital's cherry blossom bloom. Thanks to the National Park Service, cherry blossom admirers get a view of peak bloom via their ...Read More

Two candidates in the Democratic primary dropped out in as many days, coalescing their support around the highest polling centrist in the race. Yesterday, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced the end of his campaign, cit...Read More

On Saturday afternoon, a white nationalist group ...Read More

An unexpected building collapse occurred Wednesday nearly killing two individuals as they passed along the sidewalk. ...Read More

A separate pair of shootings occurred Christmas Eve, one hospitalizing 3 men, and the other killing one man. Suspects in both incidents remain at large. The first shooting ...Read More

WASHINGTON, D.C. -  The state has joined California and New York on suing the United States’ largest electronic cigarette company, ...Read More

WASHINGTON, D.C – The White House orders federal agencies to end their subscriptions to ...Read More