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Chris Halsne
Church urges prayer ahead of election results
The steps of National City Christian Church – filled with 3,000 plastic candles ahead of an interfaith livestreamed program – will shine brightly Tuesday night.
Kimberly Cataudella
Steyer stresses diversity, economy issues
By Sarah Duval MANCHESTER, N.H. — Tom Steyer is by no means a front runner. With his national polling at 2.2 percent and a 7th place finish in Iowa, Steyer is lingering behind the pack. Despite this, the enthusiasm for...
The Wash Staff
Puerto Ricans as first-time presidential voters
Citizens of the United States territory cannot vote in the presidential elections, only the primaries. For native Puerto Ricans who moved to the U.S. after Hurricane Maria, this would be their first time.
Ana Álvarez
Candidate’s gender important to some voters
By Caroline Rinker MANCHESTER, N.H. — It was snowing as the line for Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s Sunday night rally wrapped around a Manchester high school gym. Many of the hundreds of people waiting were still undecided about...
Vice President Harris draws tens of thousands to D.C. as protestors demand action on Israel-Palestine conflict
Vice President Harris addressed tens of thousands of supporters at her closing rally at the White House Ellipse in Washington, D.C., Tuesday night. She reclaimed the site of Donald Trump’s Jan. 6th speech and put a...
Todd St Hill
Will the Supreme Court uphold a controversial Tennessee transgender law?
Justices hearing a case Wednesday on ban for transgender care for minors appear divided.
Lillian Juarez
Hannah Campbell
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Congregation reaches out to youth during election season
The Bethesda-Chevy Chase Unitarian Universalist congregation works to promote democracy through their youth and greater communities.
Grace Apostol
Pinto retains Ward 2 council seat
Councilmember Brooke Pinto captured about 68% of the vote Tuesday night, beating her next nearest challenger by almost 40 points.
Anna Brugmann
From online school to in-person work: pandemic-era students prepare to enter the workforce
Students who attended high school through a laptop prepare to graduate from college at the same time companies they’re applying to are shifting back to in-person requirements. Are these students ready?
Josie Ansbacher