The Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs and Metropolitan Police have created safety plans to prepare for the unexpected at the race.
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Alex Angle
Research shows voting spikes, despite voters feeling powerless
Pew Research says that as many as 15 percent of non-voters felt their vote would make no difference in the outcome of the 2016 election.
Alexis Soto
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
Housing prices raise concerns among Cleveland Park residents
Residents wonder what the future of the housing market will be like in the neighborhood as housing prices continue to rise.
Daniela Lobo
Foreign Embassies in DC Face Security Risks
The Secret Service closed a section of Van Ness Street NW, adjacent to the Chinese Embassy after discovering a suspicious package. This incident and others raised concerns about the safety of foreign embassies in...
Julia Mouketo
Taste of Bethesda brings in a culture of cuisine and community yet again
The food and music festival was back for another year in Downtown Bethesda this past Saturday offering entertainment for a large crowd.
Grace Apostol
Montgomery County takes action on faith-based hate crimes
Following the October 7 attack in Israel, hate crimes have spiked in the U.S.
Tayo Ojewunmi-Ojo
Organizations serving immigrants in the DMV prepare for a second Trump presidency
Amidst calls for mass deportation by the president-elect, organizations across the DMV prepare to support the immigrant community.
Josie Ansbacher
NoMa’s newest green space, Swampoodle Terrace, opens to the community
The park is one of the final pieces of a decade-long plan to get more greenery and community spaces into the young and urban neighborhood.
Shwetha Surendran
Media coverage of Donald Trump’s indictments raise concerns among some Americans
Former President Donald Trump’s polling numbers bolstered after his latest indictments, the latest polling shows. The media may be to blame, media consumers said.
