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Hacking Reality: Virginia’s art exhibit reveals the hidden world of cybersecurity
An exhibit at Alexandria’s Torpedo Factory Art Center blends art and technology and invites visitors to rethink their digital lives and the hidden risks of an interconnected world. In a unique fusion of technology...
Zaid Mastou
Advocates: Impeachment hearings spotlight sentiment about immigrants of all types
Immigration lawyers and advocates say the impeachment hearings raise uncomfortable issues about treatment of immigrants sitting at the witness table.
Yousef Alshammari
Despite getting COVID-19 vaccine, Columbia Heights residents question need for flu shot
Columbia Heights leads the District in COVID-19 cases and over half of residents are vaccinated against the coronavirus. But people have mixed feelings about getting the flu shot this season.
Kahindo Musungira
COVID vaccine available for ages 5 to 11 at multiple Arlington locations
Virginia expected to receive at least 252,000 doses, overall.
Heather MacNeil
Democrats warn: Primary highlights tie between democracy and reproductive rights
Concerns arise among the left that democracy is on the ballot.
Katherine Hapgood
Podcast #2, Nov. 13: The public speaks and press coverage
“The Impeachment Inquiry of Donald J. Trump” is a special edition podcast of The Wash. Graduate journalism students in the School of Communication at American University talk with media professionals and the public...
Chris Halsne
First back-to-normal NHL and NBA seasons bring hope to small businesses
For many Americans, October means the beginning of the fall, chilly weather, and colorful leaves in their backyards. Nonetheless, the 10th month of the year also signifies another important milestone in American...
Ibrahim Aksoy
D.C. police report decline in anti-gay hate crimes
Local police report a decrease in bias-related crimes for sexual orientation despite recent investigations in Northwest D.C. Recent attacks in the Northwest D.C. area were perceived by many as an uptick in bias-related...
Hannah Campbell
Arlington County incentivizes residents to go green with Car Free Day
Despite many people still not using public transportation due to the coronavirus pandemic, Arlington is hosting an event to get people excited about helping reduce emissions.
Sarah Salem