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Wilderness Therapy Under Fire: Balancing Claims of Abuse with Advocates’ Calls for Reform
Wilderness therapy programs are under fire after allegations of abuse, highlighted by Paris Hilton’s congressional testimony and in recent documentaries. Advocates of these programs cite decades of research that show...
Jordan Thornton
Montgomery County woman found dead during house fire – remembered as animal lover and thoughtful neighbor
Investigators have ruled the fatality accidental with damage to the home estimated to be around $300,000.
Dana Munro
Drug and alcohol treatment facility slated to open in Columbia Heights, residents skeptical
A second sobering and stabilization center is scheduled to be completed in 2026. Those who live in the area are questioning why they weren't included in the decision-making process.
Lillian Juarez
D.C. police report decline in anti-gay hate crimes
Local police report a decrease in bias-related crimes for sexual orientation despite recent investigations in Northwest D.C. Recent attacks in the Northwest D.C. area were perceived by many as an uptick in bias-related...
Hannah Campbell
D.C. residents face competing priorities as historic preservation bill awaits congressional review
D.C.'s historic preservation initiatives preserve the city's architectural legacy and protect cultural landmarks. But what happens when the resulting rise in housing costs threatens to displace long-time residents of...
Natalia Quintana-Feliciano
Rising rents, rising tensions: Alexandria’s housing crisis deepens
As rents continue to rise in Alexandria, the financial load on residents grows, pushing more households to the edge of eviction. Data from Alexandria city showed that Evictions in Alexandria are approaching pre-pandemic...
Zaid Mastou
O’Malley’s last push for Social Security funding as waitlists grow
Customer service is at its worst point in Social Security’s 89-year history, says administration chief Martin O’Malley, in the first House SSA hearing for a decade.
Ella Robinson
New leadership, old problem: Alexandria’s persistent housing crisis tests first black female mayor, new city council
Residents feel hope amid a housing crisis as Alexandria continues to grapple with affordability and displacement
Hajar Aboueddahab
As tariffs loom, economists and consumers brace for impact
Economists predict an uptick in inflation if the tariffs that Donald Trump has proposed are enacted, prompting some consumers to stock up on goods now.
Asia McGill