Washington Post: Homelessness crisis is expected in D.C. when coronavirus emergency ends and…
Just about the time the District is coming out of the coronavirus crisis, it will face a new one over homelessness, housing experts warn.
Letters to the Editor in The Post: Facing hard truths in the fight for equality
D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) is criticized because she supports both Black Lives Matter and the D.C. police? We all should be doing that. Sounds like solid mayoral leadership.
WUSA9: ‘It was a significant miscalculation’ | DC faith leaders frustrated over…
WASHINGTON — Two weeks after President Donald Trump posed for a photo op in front of St. John's Church, Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde invited other interfaith leaders to hold a joint prayer vigil at the church Sunday.
ABC7: D.C. families participate in remembrance ceremony for loved ones lost to COVID-19
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — Families grieving those they've lost to COVID-19 took part in a community day of remembrance Sunday in order to begin the healing process.
Washington Post: Lured by sunny weather, D.C. residents spill outside, masks and social distancing…
Almost every day since the weather began to warm, Tony Ponte had driven his taxi past the volleyball courts near the Lincoln Memorial, hoping to see the players he befriended across years of watching games.
Muriel Bowser in The Post: The protests show why D.C. statehood matters
The moment I decided to create Black Lives Matter Plaza was when I came face to face with a line of federal police blocking a street in my legal jurisdiction. I was downtown with members of my Interfaith Council to pray for wisdom and…
Washington Post: Thousands gather Sunday for prayer and protests in Washington
Black Lives Matter Plaza was turned into a church Sunday morning, with thousands of mostly African American churchgoers praying, protesting, kneeling and dancing near the White House after marching from the National Museum of African…
Washington Post: Among more than 400 arrested during protests in the District, most cases involve…
Since demonstrations against racial inequality and police brutality erupted two weeks ago in the District, more than 400 people have been arrested, most for curfew violations or looting, and city law enforcement officials said they have…
DCist: Secret Service Says One Of Its Employees Did Use Pepper Spray During Clearing Of Lafayette…
The U.S. Secret Service now says that it used pepper spray while clearing protesters from Lafayette Square on June 1 before the president’s photo-op outside St. John’s Church, a reversal from previous denials.
DCist: After Long Lines, D.C. Adding More Walk Up Coronavirus Testing Sites Where Anyone Can Get…
Starting Monday, four more fire stations will start to give free coronavirus testing to anyone who wants a test.