News & Politics Meet the Lobbyist Fighting Against “Perfectly Legal” Corruption in DC Good government advocate Craig Holman has spent decades battling against the power of big money and special interests in Washington politics. These days, his work feels especially urgent. Donald J. Trump, Lobbying | 1 month ago
News & Politics DC’s Attorney General Warns of Increased Involuntary Hospitalizations as Trump Increases Pressure on DC An email from the AG's office Thursday said that local law enforcement might target homeless encampments. DC, Crime, Donald J. Trump, Edward "Big Balls" Coristine | 1 month ago
News & Politics Could Trump Actually Take Over DC? It would be difficult, but not impossible, to overturn Home Rule in the capital. Donald J. Trump, Home Rule | 1 month ago
News & Politics Displaced Federal Employees Have Legal Options. Here’s What to Know. Plus: Washington’s top employment lawyers. Donald J. Trump, Federal workers, Unemployment | 1 month ago
News & Politics Black Lives Matter Plaza Is Gone Its absence is a reminder in hardscape of how much life in DC has changed since Trump returned to power. Transportation, Muriel Bowser, Donald J. Trump, Black Lives Matter Plaza | 5 months ago
News & Politics How to Stay Grounded Right Now, According to DC Therapists Advice from people who have been giving a lot of it since Trump's inauguration. Donald J. Trump, Tips | 7 months ago
News & Politics 5 Things to Know About This Weekend’s Inaugural Balls At least 18 total balls are scheduled across DC. Donald J. Trump, Inaugural Balls, 2025 Inauguration | 8 months ago
News & Politics Why Jamie Raskin Won’t Stop Fighting for Democracy For the Maryland congressman who led Donald Trump’s impeachment and was a key figure on the January 6 Committee, the current battle for the White House is both political and personal. Features, Donald J. Trump, Jamie Raskin, Impeachment Trial | Sep 12, 2024
News & Politics Yes, There’s a Trump Presidential Library at the National Archives—and It’s Hiring Hot job alert! Donald J. Trump, National Archives | Jun 11, 2024
News & Politics GOP Lawmakers Willing to Admit Trump Lost in 2020—as Long as They Have Nothing to Lose Themselves In a new survey, most former Republican members of Congress say President Biden's victory was legit. Joe Biden, January 6, Donald J. Trump | Dec 5, 2023
