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Jacob Wallace
Euphoria fills BLM plaza as voters wait for election results
The 2020 elections have people on the edge of their seats and out of their houses while they wait for the results of who will be the president for the next four years.
Ana Álvarez
Michael Moore galvanizes crowd at Sanders watch party
Sanders supporters rallied for the progressive Democratic nominee during a debate watch party on Friday.
Wash staff
Supreme Court hears legal challenge to Obamacare
More than 50 people attended a rally outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday to voice their concern with the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
Lola Fadulu
Shaw Holiday Art Market returns for in-person shopping
Shaw’s Art Market was virtual in 2020, but this year residents can expect more direct engagement with artists the day of Dec. 18th.
Grace Nardei
Voters want candidates to BeReal on social media in battleground election
As the midterm elections approach, campaigns and candidates are looking for new ways to build excitement and keep young voters engaged.
A zombie flash mob invades Adams Morgan
A spooky dance, put on by the Adams Morgan BID, promoted Halloween and the last day of the 18th Street pedestrian zone.
Nicole Yu
Washington Post Guild stages biggest strike since the seventies
Hundreds of Posties refuse to work, in hopes that paper executives will warm up to fairer labor practices.
Nicole Wiley
In Eckington, pajamas are the school uniform for the foreseeable future
D.C. Public Schools abandoned a plan to return some students in person learning earlier in November. Now, one student at Langley Elementary School in Eckington considers what finishing out the school year on a virtual...
Anna Brugmann
2018 to be Another “Year of the Woman” — With One Caveat
Photo by Mirah Curzer on Unsplash Natalie Niemeyer, a 25 year-old researcher for Democratic organizations, left her cubicle in D.C. this fall to do something she said she rarely gets to do: talk with voters face-to-face...
