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What razing the fed. workforce does to D.C.
Plus, an ICE enforcement explainer, a home rule lesson, and more.
D.C. vs. Musk-Trump takeover
How residents are fighting back, what to do if you're arrested, and more.
D.C. Council expels Trayon White
Hi everyone, We're in your inbox with breaking news from The 51st Contributor Martin Austermuhle, reporting on Trayon
Columbia Heights street vendors still can’t get licensed
Plus, Trayon White’s last stand, Black History Month events, and more
Checking in on D.C.’s federal workers
Plus, details on a maternal health program for Black moms, the latest on Trump's pardon of two convicted cops, and more.
What to know about clearing snow
Who's in charge of shoveling what? Can you face penalties for not doing it? We've got your answers.
What to do when you don't have heat
Plus, lots of things to get into this weekend — and all winter long.
Local queer organizers prepare for Trump
Plus, the council returns to the Wilson Building, weekend events, and more.
Ding Dong 2024 is dead
Meet the Cathedral bell ringers! Plus, an explainer on the saga of RFK, and more.
An overlooked opioid crisis
New data reveals older Black men in D.C. are dying of opioid overdoses at some of the highest rates in the country.
What’s up with Elon, Trump, and RFK (the stadium)
Plus, what happened at the D.C. Council's last session of the year, things to do this weekend, and more.