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There were once deep, clear swimming holes near what's now Union Station. As D.C. developed, creeks were paved over or piped.
“There’s a lot of people that are scared for their lives and are saying they can’t stand up," says Adina Appelbaum, an attorney with CAIR Coalition. "They can’t eat. They’re having ...
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Protesters condemned Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for helping the Trump administration thwart attempts by states to widen voting by mail during the pandemic.
This story was updated at 10:40 a.m. June 6. A new halfway house for men returning to D.C. from federal prison will be allowed to open in Ward 7 this fall, following an extended contract dispute ...
After years of whispers, allegations of inappropriate behavior by former WAMU reporter Martin Di Caro have come to light.
In an open letter published in court filings, 30 January 6 defendants describe the jail as a "mercilessly sinister institution." ...
The District's population decline comes after a decade of rapid growth in which D.C. saw a nearly 15% increase in population.
It's the city's third gay bar to close in as many years.
The tunnel will help make the Anacostia River safe to swim and fish in.
The Waldorf Astoria, formerly the Trump Hotel, is now officially open. So, too, is the Old Post Office Tower.
Updated 3/19/2020 2:52 p.m. Sweeping rounds of layoffs have started to hit D.C.-area businesses in a wide range of sectors. The economic plunge has been widely felt, hitting the wedding industry ...