Fear growing in ICE detention centers as COVID-19 cases steadily climb this winter. Immigration organizations and lawyers are fighting for better health care but are afraid it’s a losing battle.
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Myra Patrick
D.C needs Black art educators, and its history proves it: Panelists
The Anacostia Community Museum showcases an art exhibit followed by an open panel that served as a “call to action” to revive Black art education in schools.
Asia McGill
Foggy Bottom’s outdoor sculpture biennial aims to make art accessible
The final tour of the neighborhood’s biennial sculpture exhibit takes place Oct. 8. The show focuses on the need for reflection, works to expose different types of people to fine art and mostly features local artists.
Katherine Hapgood
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
Roads closed for protesters in front of Israeli Embassy in DC
Hundreds gathered in front of the Israeli Embassy in D.C., protesting Israel’s attacks on Gaza. A large police presence closed Van Ness Street between Connecticut Ave and Reno Road Wednesday night. This area is the...
Nicholas Fogleman
32 years after FAFSA’s creation, students are struggling to apply for financial aid
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid has caused many problems for applicants, their families, and colleges nationwide for the 2024-2025 academic year.
Wash staff
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
Redrawing political boundaries in DC underway
‘My community is on the chopping block’; Ward 6 residents concerned about redistricting
Kayla Gallagher
Temporary government funding still leaves some military families worried
While the government avoided a shutdown Saturday, the temporary funding does not ease the concerns of some military families.
Daniela Lobo
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.
