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Colbert King in The Post: Mitch McConnell needs to remember why Republicans are in such poor…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
“They plan to make the District of Columbia a state — that would give them two new Democratic senators,” said then-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), explaining his opposition to D.C. statehood in a Fox News interview two…

Washington Post Editorial Board: Republicans fixate on nonsense arguments against D.C. statehood…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
REPUBLICANS IN Congress did not use to make the case that residents of the District of Columbia deserved no representation in Congress; the issue was only how to do it. “Let’s be real, how can you argue with a straight face that D.C.…

Washington Post: FAA study finds noise from airplanes, helicopters far more annoying than other…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
The first Federal Aviation Administration noise survey in nearly 30 years found more people are bothered by aircraft noise than before, even as planes have gotten quieter.

Patch: D.C. Preschool Among First Stops For New U.S. Labor Secretary

Editor Mar 26, 2021
U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh visited the Bright Start Early Care & Preschool Thursday to discuss federal aid for small businesses.

Washington Post: Ballistics work at D.C.’s crime lab criticized by forensic experts

Editor Mar 26, 2021
The District’s crime lab erroneously concluded bullet casings found at the scenes of two fatal shootings were fired from the same gun, then sought to minimize the mistake, according to a panel of independent forensic experts commissioned…

City Paper: The State of Capital Pride in 2021

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Cut ties with MPD, virtual events, and simmering tension

City Paper: Auditor’s Report Frustrates and Confuses Families of Men Killed by D.C. Police

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Acting Chief Robert Contee hedges on his previous pledge of transparency in use of force investigations.

Rose Powhatan in The Post: D.C. once had an Indigenous queen, Cockacoeske, the Queen of Pamunkey.…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
I am an Indigenous female elder descended from the Pamunkey and the Tauxenent (Dogue) tribes. Both tribal nations were historic members of the Powhatan Paramountcy, which stretched all the way from today’s state of North Carolina to the…

WTOP: WMATA inspector general finds no evidence of ‘toxic culture’

Editor Mar 26, 2021
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s Office of the Inspector General that investigated the Rail Operations Control Center as a “toxic workplace culture,” filled with sexual harassment, racial discrimination and internal…

Lisa K. Fitzpatrick and Michelle McMurry-Heath in The Post: How we can show hesitant Black D.C.…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Black Americans are dying at nearly twice the rate of White Americans from the coronavirus. In the nation’s capital, about 75 percent of coronavirus deaths are among Black Americans — despite making up less than half of the population. So,…

WTOP: DC’s acting police chief wants task force to look closely at diversity, inclusion and equity

Editor Mar 26, 2021
As acting D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee asked D.C. Council members to confirm him as the city’s permanent chief, he said he planned to hire a diversity task force to review the department’s policies.

Washington Post: Georgetown alum pledges second $100 million gift to public policy school

Editor Mar 26, 2021
Former Dodgers owner Frank H. McCourt Jr.'s donation will expand financial aid

Washington Times: D.C. Catholic churches win Holy Week reprieve from mayor’s coronavirus…

Editor Mar 26, 2021
A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday on Mayor Muriel Bowser’s coronavirus restrictions on the city’s Catholic churches, ruling that the District’s limits of 25% capacity or 250 people at services violates fundamental worship…

Washington Post: Brutalist buildings aren’t unlovable. You’re looking at them wrong.

Editor Mar 26, 2021
In the mornings, they collect paper-pushers and patterns of sun and shade. In the evenings, their shadows swallow entire streets, their surfaces swell with yellow light.

Washington Post: D.C. and Maryland say that schools can shrink social distancing to 3 feet

Editor Mar 25, 2021
Top officials in the District and Maryland announced Thursday that they would embrace CDC guidelines and advise schools that they can operate with three feet of social distance between students in classrooms instead of the previously…

DCist: D.C. Considers Soundproofing Standards For New Buildings To Address Tension Over Noise…

Editor Mar 25, 2021
The D.C. Council is considering a bill that would institute new soundproofing standards for buildings near entertainment and music venues, following years of tension over how to deal with music and noise in public space. These tensions…

DCist: At Confirmation Hearing, MPD Chief Takes Tough Questions On Reform And Accountability

Editor Mar 25, 2021
Acting Metropolitan Police Chief Robert Contee III was called “homegrown” and “reform-minded” by community members, while facing tough questions by D.C. councilmembers Thursday during his nomination hearing.

Washington Business Journal: Maria Gomez, Mary’s Center founder and longtime leader, to step down

Editor Mar 25, 2021
Maria Gomez is leaving Mary’s Center after more than three decades with the organization.

WTOP: Acting DC police chief on the changes he’d make if made permanent

Editor Mar 25, 2021
D.C.’s acting police chief fielded questions on police training, community outreach and more from D.C. Council members who will help decide whether he gets the position permanently.

Washington Post: Acting D.C. police chief tells lawmakers at confirmation hearing he wants focused…

Editor Mar 25, 2021
The veteran police officer and lifelong D.C. resident chosen by the mayor as the District’s next police chief told lawmakers Thursday he wants officers to be “laser-focused” on violent offenders while avoiding indiscriminate arrests that…
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Kathy Patterson: The mayor and council are killing a key commission created after 9/11

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The DC Council created an expert advisory panel in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This year the mayor and council have agreed to kill the District’s Homeland Security Commission despite…

District Links: DC unveils draft master plan for mixed-use redevelopment of RFK campus; July 4 will feature added…

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The DC Office of Planning today released a draft master plan outlining a framework for redevelopment of the RFK campus, anchored by a new Washington Commanders stadium but also incorporating up to…

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