Voters tout restoring common sense, stability.
Latest articles
Wash staff
U.S. foreign relations strategy as a world power debated at Nixon Foundation session
Speakers discussed the United States' role as a global power at a session of the Grand Strategy Summit.
Lalini Pedris
Tenleytown’s annual “Art All Night” festival returns this fall
Excitement is at its highest for singer Sara Curtin as she prepares for the yearly "Art All Night" festival.
Julia Mouketo
Pennsylvania candidates focus on what’s at stake
With just hours remaining in their midterm election campaigns, Pennsylvania’s leading Senate and gubernatorial candidates are traveling across the Commonwealth in a last-ditch effort to reach voters.
‘Flag Man’ aims to prove Democrats as patriotic as the GOP
By Radhika Sikhakhane NASHUA, N.H. — Chris Nielsen wants to show that Democrats are just as patriotic as Republicans. The Clinton, Mass., resident was distributing American flags outside an Amy Klobuchar rally in...
New Congressional Cemetery president to honor site’s commitment to community outreach
With a change in leadership slated for early November, officials say the cemetery will build upon its legacy with a renewed focus on fundraising and inclusivity.
Nick Trombola
After 20 months of empty stages, the Atlas is on the road to recovery
Like other performing arts organizations, H Street’s Atlas Theater suffered major losses during the pandemic. Now, as it launches its fall season, the enduring success of the Atlas will depend on the financial recovery...
Rosie Hughes
How are Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, residents feeling about the 2024 presidential election?
All over the state, there is a constant reminder of how the election could go either way in Pennsylvania, but the shift from city to suburbs is where it is the most obvious.
Democrat Elrich wins handily over Floreen
Floreen loses bid in her run against Elrich as an Independent
GW Hospital helipad now expected to open in November
The expansion that was first proposed in 2017 will allow faster care for serious trauma patients in the D.C. region.
Molly Feser