By Christian Peña MANCHESTER, N.H. — Donna Soucy, New Hampshire Senate president, is among the many women who are breaking barriers in state politics. Soucy is a Democratic family, once serving with her father and...
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Pandemic rental assistance program ends, local resources left to fill gaps
Residents will have to find new rental assistance options as pandemic era protections end, adding to existing problems of financial dilemmas and language barriers.
Hanna Holthaus
AUDIO: DC unveils voting super centers
D.C. voting centers are now open until 8 p.m. on Election Day. New this year are the voting super centers, including one sports complex filled with special memories. John Seward reports.
John T. Seward
Protected: Vandalism across Arlington County is down, but that’s little solace for victims of one targeted complex
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Jamie Benedi
Voters say they want Trump off the ticket
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Our staff was on the ground to interview voters about what South Carolinians think of the contenders in Saturday’s presidential ballot. Here’s what they found: “I have people in my family...
Arlington residents find other modes of transportation amid Metro chaos
Arlington residents struggle navigating the best way to commute since 60% of the Metro fleet has been suspended through at least Oct. 31.
Heather MacNeil
D.C. voters to decide how to compensate tipped workers
D.C. voters have a second opportunity to vote on how to compensate tipped workers this election day. If passed, Initiative 82 would steadily increase the minimum wage of service workers to match that of non-tipped...
Samantha Eley
Where does Ukraine count in the midterms?
Some voters in deep-blue Northern Virginia say they support U.S. military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. But the election could affect U.S. policy under new congressional leadership.
Ibrahim Aksoy
Sapphic Songwriters Night packs D.C.’s Songbyrd
“I think that a song is a snapshot of a feeling,” Levchenko said.
Kelly Doyle
To some Republicans, the impeachment inquiry is a ‘witch hunt’ that will hurt Democrats
‘You can’t impeach the president because you don’t like him,’ one Republican leader said.
