An impromptu memorial grew on the steps of the Supreme Court over the weekend.
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Dani Birzer
Underutilized trash grants aid rat buffet
As you reach the top of the Metro escalator at Dupont Circle you are immediately met with an almost overwhelming number of restaurants to choose from. People on their lunch breaks busily wisp by grabbing a quick bite...
Alyssa Royster
Trump pumps up GOP voters before S.C. Democratic primary
By Emily Morrison, Vivian Nguyen, Natalie Kerwin and Naomi Oladeinde CHARLESTON, S.C. — While South Carolina Democrats were focused on choosing a presidential candidate, President Donald Trump came to the state to rally...
Wash staff
Everyone seems to have Nats fever, but what about the Mystics and Capitals?
The Washington Nationals are looking to come back from a 3-2 deficit in hopes of giving the District its first-ever championship in Major League Baseball. The Mystics brought home their first championship this summer...
Ikechukwu Mbagwu
Kayla Clarke
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.
Dima Amro
‘Disappointing’ D.C.: Locals are worried, visitors feel shut out
One activist called it a “multi-generational traumatic event.”
Kendall Staton
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Ellen Tannor
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Anastasia Menchyk
Terrance Williams
Kaine wins easily in Virginia
After Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine’s swift victory, VA Democrats express hope for the future and 2019.
Safety concerns during 16th Street Bus Lane Project
The District Department of Transportation is right in the middle of a multi-million dollar street improvement project along 16th St. aimed at improving bus ridership, on-time reliability and increased pedestrian safety ...
Petruce Jean-Charles
Protected: Arlington National Cemetery is running out of room
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Jamie Benedi
Maryland judge temporarily blocks ICE deportation of man detained on church property
Twenty-two days after ICE detained him, Binsar Siahaan was given a chance to pursue asylum by a Maryland judge.
Zeina Mohammed