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WTOP: In quiet downtown DC, protesters demand President Trump’s removal

Editor Jan 10, 2021
The streets of downtown D.C. were quiet Saturday afternoon, just three days after a mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.

Washington Post: Inside the Capitol siege: How barricaded lawmakers and aides sounded urgent pleas…

Editor Jan 10, 2021
The growing crowds outside the Capitol on Wednesday afternoon sounded menacing but at bay as senators began to debate challenges to the electoral college vote. A top adviser to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stepped out of the ornate…

New York Times: The 51st State? Washington Revisits an Uphill Cause With New Fervor

Editor Jan 10, 2021
District of Columbia statehood has long been out of reach. Proponents hope Democratic control of the federal government and the security issues raised over the past week could change that.

Washington Post: Capitol siege was planned online. Trump supporters now planning the next one.

Editor Jan 9, 2021
Twitter cited dangerous talk and online planning in banning Trump’s account

BuzzFeed News: These Black Capitol Police Officers Describe Fighting Off “Racist Ass…

Editor Jan 9, 2021
Two Black officers told BuzzFeed News that their chief and other upper management left them totally unprepared and were nowhere to be found on the day.

Hannah Giorgis in The Atlantic: D.C. Statehood Is More Urgent Than Ever

Editor Jan 9, 2021
“The real fraud is that we call ourselves a democracy yet deny the people of our capital political representation.”

Brian McEntee in Slate: What Was the Point of Fortress D.C.?

Editor Jan 9, 2021
Security swallowed Washington’s public spaces so its protectors could stop a real threat. They couldn’t.

Washington Post: Going spelunking with Washington’s blue-blooded ‘cave-dwellers’

Editor Jan 9, 2021
There is no firm definition of a cave-dweller.

Washington Post: After coming to the Capitol’s rescue, D.C. leaders seek more autonomy under Biden

Editor Jan 9, 2021
The Capitol was in the early stages of a siege by President Trump’s supporters Wednesday when D.C. Police Chief Robert J. Contee III arrived. His officers had been called in as backup, but the U.S. Capitol Police, the federal agency in…

DCist: Federal Aid Likely To Spare Metro From Some Service Cuts And Layoffs

Editor Jan 9, 2021
Metro officials say they expect to receive $610 million in aid from the federal stimulus package that was signed into law last month, staving off some service cuts and possible layoffs that were proposed to address a significant decrease…

Washington Post Editorial Board: Congress should grant D.C. control over its own National Guard

Editor Jan 9, 2021
AFTER THE D.C. National Guard was used to forcefully clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Square last summer so that President Trump could stage a photo op, legislation was introduced in Congress that would have given D.C.’s mayor…

Washington Post: GAO recommends FAA create centralized system for tracking helicopter noise

Editor Jan 9, 2021
Efforts to address concerns about helicopter noise in the D.C. region have been hampered by a lack of communication between operators, community members and the federal agency tasked with monitoring aircraft noise complaints, according to…

WTOP: Metro service cuts, layoffs spared by COVID-19 relief funds

Editor Jan 8, 2021
Federal COVID-19 relief funding is expected to stave off Metro’s service cuts and layoffs through the end of its current fiscal year.

Washington Post: Metro expects to receive $610 million in federal stimulus, avoiding cuts to service

Editor Jan 8, 2021
The most recent federal stimulus could keep Metro operating at current levels for a year, eliminating the need for drastic service cuts the transit agency had floated because of declining revenue during the pandemic.

Washington Post: A more solemn — and secure — U.S. Capitol two days after riot

Editor Jan 8, 2021
By late on Friday’s gloomy morning, the transformation of the U.S. Capitol was complete. Surrounded by eight-foot-high black fencing, concrete barriers, yellow caution tape and National Guard members positioned every few feet, the People’s…

WTOP: DC AG Racine on Capitol riot: ‘Investigate zealously and prosecute where the evidence is’

Editor Jan 8, 2021
Though some officials have said that prosecuting those involved in the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday would be difficult due to the lack of day-of arrests, D.C.’s attorney general said he is going to make every effort to…

Washington Post: Could D.C. become a state? Explaining the hurdles to statehood.

Editor Jan 8, 2021
Democrats now control the House and the Senate, providing advocates a possible way forward

Washington Business Journal: Chef Johnny Spero to open new bar and restaurant in D.C.’s East…

Editor Jan 8, 2021
Property Group Partners is adding a pair of food and drink options to the retail mix at Capitol Crossing, including a new bar and restaurant from Chef Johnny Spero and an Israeli-influenced bakery as it seeks to generate additional office…

Washington Post: The Capitol mob desecrated a historical workplace — and left behind some disturbing…

Editor Jan 8, 2021
It was after the House had reconvened Wednesday night, and after Rep. Andy Kim (D-N.J.) had voted to certify the Arizona vote for President-elect Joe Biden, that he decided to take a walk. He exited the House chamber through doors with…

Rosa Brooks in The Post: No one watches the Capitol Police closely. No wonder they failed.

Editor Jan 8, 2021
The response to the mob was baffling and appalling — and years in the making.
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