Top security officials today called for more funding for intelligence agencies. But their pleas were derailed at a House hearing by partisan bickering among lawmakers.
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Jewish groups descend on Washington to support Israel
Tens of thousands gathered at the National Mall in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, draped in the white and blue flag of Israel, as they came together to denounce antisemitism.
Kaishi Chhabra
Adams Morgan Plaza lawsuit on hold while affordable housing goals are discussed with new owners
Jubilee Housing recently acquired the lot. Some residents remain concerned about the acquisition.
Dima Amro
Special operations rescue two men from NBC4 broadcast tower
DC Fire and EMS rescued employees after 3 hours.
Siddhi Mahatole
Frustration mounts in Dupont Circle after another child gets hit around Ross Elementary
Two children have been hit crossing streets near Ross Elementary since the District Department of Transportation created the Safe Routes to School Plan in 2020.
Alex Angle
Contentious West End housing project faces litigation and high maintenance fees, likely delaying its opening
Lawsuits and financial concerns continue to plague D.C.’s proposed West End bridge housing project, the Aston, as construction reports reveal that the facility is estimated to cost the city about $8 million in repairs...
Katherine Hapgood
Navy Yard ANC calls for license revocation for apartment management over poor conditions
Residents of “luxury” apartments complain about pests, maintenance failures, floods, and bad management.
Madeleine Sherer
Adams Morgan restaurants weigh in on Fed’s proposed service charge regulation
Some customers at restaurants in Adams Morgan are confused by vague service charges on receipts. The Federal Trade Commission is working to create more transparency on where those dollars go.
Logan small businesses say Bowser’s crime bill doesn’t help them much
As stores like CVS and Giant find themselves victims of organized retail theft, smaller businesses say Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed new legislation isn’t meant for them since similar crimes don’t affect them as much.
Upcoming WMATA bus garage raises concern among Friendship Heights residents
WMATA’s plans to convert a Lord & Taylor property into a garage for zero-emissions buses raised concerns and sparked conversation among members of the Friendship Heights community.
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