News & Politics Months After That Disastrous Trump Photo Op, Lafayette Square Is Reopening. But It Doesn’t Look Quite the Same. And the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue remains closed to pedestrians. Donald Trump, The White House, george floyd, Lafayette Square | 3 days ago
News & Politics This Washington Post Reporter Has Lived in Minneapolis for a Year Covering the George Floyd Case A Q&A with national political reporter Holly Bailey. Media, The Washington Post, Q&A, george floyd | 2 weeks ago
News & Politics Two High-Powered DC Lawyers Have Jumped Into the Breonna Taylor Case A former US solicitor general and a Georgetown professor are helping Taylor's boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, sue Louisville police. Black Lives Matter, george floyd, Georgetown Law, Breonna Taylor | 1 month ago
News & Politics Bethesda Bike Assaulter Pleads Guilty Anthony Brennan III aggressively confronted teens hanging anti-racism fliers along the Capital Crescent Trail this summer, in an incident that quickly went viral. Crime, george floyd, Capital Crescent Trail | 4 months ago
News & Politics George Floyd’s Family Visited Ben’s Chili Bowl george floyd, Ben's Chili Bowl, 2020 March on Washington | 8 months ago
News & Politics Two Months After the Protests Began, Pennsylvania Avenue Is Still Closed in Front of the White House. It’ll Stay That Way for a While. The plaza barriers won't go down until August 31. Fencing around Lafayette Square will remain in place until at least July 31. White House, National Park Service, george floyd, Secret Service | 9 months ago
News & Politics | Things to Do Here Are the Fourth of July Protests and Marches in DC Happening on Saturday There's at least 10 demonstrations you can attend around town on July 4th. Fourth of July, dc protests, george floyd, protests 2020 | 10 months ago
News & Politics DC Is Quietly Experimenting With Eliminating Jail Time The policy uses citations instead of arrests for certain offenses. Black Lives Matter, george floyd, Karl Racine, Metro Police | 10 months ago
News & Politics A White Guy Called DC Cops the N-Word on Video. Now He’s Out of a Job. The real-estate agent was mad because George Floyd protests hurt his business and "ruined his life." Real Estate, Black Lives Matter, george floyd | 10 months ago
News & Politics Squire Patton Boggs: Trent Lott Was Not Fired Because of Black Lives Matter The timing of the prominent lobbyist's sacking had raised questions. george floyd, K Street, Trent Lott, Squire Patton Boggs | 11 months ago
