DC blames looming $1 billion budget deficit on Trump’s federal workforce cuts
CFO Glen Lee projected a dire financial situation resulting from the cuts. He estimated that the city would lose 40,000 federal jobs over the next three years.
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Howard University Community Members Recommit to Founding Values during Charter Day Celebration
In a matter of months, Jay Jones will graduate from Howard University (HU) — one of educational institutions that received a ...
House GOP Wants to Get Rid of DC’s Black Lives Matter Plaza
House Republicans are planning to scrub the historic Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, D.C., that was renamed following ...
Peak bloom for the iconic cherry blossom trees of Washington, DC, is predicted for late March
Organizers have planned a host of events, including the annual kite festival March 29, the Petalpalooza celebration with ...
House Republicans mulls removing Washington’s Black Lives Matter Plaza: Report
House Republicans aim to eliminate Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC, asserting it represents partisan governance ...
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Spectator exclusive: Don’t ban the tush-push, says Trump
In a wide-ranging interview with The Spectator in the Oval Office on Thursday, President Donald J. Trump weighed in on the ...
DC braces for $1 billion deficit from federal workforce cuts
The District of Columbia is bracing for significant economic challenges as federal workforce reductions continue, according ...
D.C. police chief says support of Trump’s pardons reflects her core beliefs
Chief Pamela A. Smith’s comments marked an about-face in the police department’s tone, and caught some senior police officials and mayoral aides off guard.