District of Columbia

Secret Service Protecting Naomi Biden Open Fire on 3 People

By MICHAEL BALSAMO / AP

What Mike Fanone Can't Forget

By Molly Ball

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser on the City's BLM Mural

By Madeleine Carlisle

D.C. Resident Shelters Protesters in His Home Overnight

By Josiah Bates
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D.C. Mayor Urges President Trump to Stop Divisive Tweets to Help the Country Heal

Trump has warned protesters that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts," and threatened "the most vicious dogs"

By Tara Law

Former Inmate Details Jail Conditions Amid Pandemic

There are now 180 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the D.C. DOC 

By Brent Jaffe

D.C. Council Approves ‘Death With Dignity' Bill for Terminally Ill Patients

It's the 7th jurisdiction to authorize the controversial practice

By Josh Sanburn

U.S. Capitol Police Arrest 300 Democracy Spring Demonstrators

The group is protesting money in politics

By Tessa Berenson

Here's Why Washington D.C. Isn't a State

It's in the Constitution

By Tessa Berenson

Mayor Wants Washington, D.C. to Become 51st State

"We demand two senators—the full rights of citizenship in this great nation"

By Tessa Berenson

Pope Francis Brings Excitement to D.C. Streets

People across Washington were giddy to get a glimpse of the Holy Father

By Maya Rhodan

Here is Pope Francis' Official Schedule for his Historic U.S. Trip

The Pope will be in the U.S. from Sept. 22 until Sept. 27

By Maya Rhodan

The Pope Arrives in Washington

Washington will open its arms to His Holiness Pope Francis on Tuesday when the Catholic leader’s historic multi-city tour of the U.S. begins.Over the past five decades, the U.S. has welcomed three Popes to its...

By Elizabeth Dias and Maya Rhodan

Watch John Oliver Sing for Voting Rights for Washington, D.C.

So long, Florida!

By Melissa Locker

Transgender Teen Stabbed on D.C. Metro

A suspect has been charged with assault using a deadly weapon and could face a longer sentence if convicted of a hate crime

By Melissa Hellmann

House Committee Scrutinizes D.C. Pot Law Despite Mayor's Refusal To Comply

Members of Congress stressed that they were well within their rights to review the law, despite Mayor Vincent Gray's claim that D.C. was being singled out in its effort to reduce fines for possession of small amounts of marijuana

By Maya Rhodan
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