New Hampshire 1988 - 'The Kid' Rescues Bush 41's Campaign

Ted Williams, Political Junkie

New Hampshire 1988 - 'The Kid' Rescues Bush 41's Campaign

Ted Williams, Political Junkie

New Hampshire 1988 - 'The Kid' Rescues Bush 41's Campaign

Ted Williams, Political Junkie

DC To Ban Sale Of Flavored Tobacco, Menthol Cigarettes: Report

The D.C. Council voted Tuesday to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes, The Washington Post reported.

VA, DC Taxpayers With Kids Eligible For Monthly $300 Payments

Monthly $300 payments, as part of the American Rescue Plan, will go to 39 million U.S. households starting July 15. Here's who qualifies.

Doctor Crisis is Unabated

Solutions needed now for the many American medical school graduates who have been sidelined

Washington DC Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

District of Columbia's unemployment rate decreased recently.

SCOTUS Denies Some Protected Immigrants Permanent Resident Status

The court's unanimous decision does not affect immigrants with Temporary Protected Status who legally entered the U.S.

Blue Angels Fly Over Annapolis Wednesday As Part Of Naval Academy Commissioning Week

The Blue Angels are back in Maryland for Commissioning Week and performed for scores of people who lined along the streets of Annapolis.

The Digital Divide: How Wide In Washington DC Area?

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

Secret Service To Carry Out Drone Flights Over DC Area

The U.S. Secret Service will be conducting drone flights “in the greater Washington, D.C. area” over the next two weeks, the agency said.

State Of Emergency Declared In Virginia Over Gasoline Shortages

The EPA also issued a Clean Air Act waiver Tuesday for D.C. and parts of Virginia to help alleviate fuel shortages due to a pipeline attack.

DC To Lift Many COVID Restrictions May 21, Fully Reopen In June

D.C. officials said Monday they are lifting restrictions over the next month on everything from bars to concert venues to sports stadiums.

DC Mayor Invited To Join Democratic Governors Association

The decision by the Democratic Governors Association marks the first time a D.C. government official has been allowed to join the group.

Democrat Joe Manchin Decries D.C. Statehood Bill

The West Virginia senator said he believes the bid to make the nation's capital a state should come by constitutional amendment.

Washington DC Solar Farms Go Live, Quickly Approach Capacity

Community solar has emerged as a win-win for consumers’ wallets and the environment -- no solar panels required.

DC Statehood Approved By House As Senate Fight Looms

The D.C. statehood proposal faces a far tougher fight in the Senate, where simple Democratic control of the chamber won’t be enough.

DC Statehood Endorsed For First Time By Washington Area Leaders

The board of directors of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments formally endorsed D.C. statehood for the first time.

Financial State of the Union after COVID-19

The financial condition of the United States worsened by $10 trillion

Slain Capitol Police Officer Lies In Honor In Capitol Rotunda

The casket of Capitol Police Officer William "Billy" Evans, who was killed earlier this month, was placed inside the Capitol Rotunda.

Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Card Scam In Virginia, DC: What To Know

DC and Virginia's attorneys general have joined 44 other state AGs in asking tech companies to crack down on fake vaccine card sales online.

Two Capitol Police Officers Sue Trump Over Jan. 6 Riot: Report

The officers are suing former President Donald Trump for physical and emotional injuries, according to reports.

Dream Amnesty Bad, Elitist Legislation

Cheap labor-addicted employers, immigration lawyers and immigration expansion advocates profit from amnesty

NoVA, DC: Check When Coronavirus Stimulus Payment Deposited

Some NoVA, DC residents have the latest stimulus payment. Plug your information into an IRS website to see when the third round arrives.

Congress Passes COVID Relief: What DC/VA Residents Need To Know

Americans could soon be seeing $1,400 checks in their bank accounts as well as a big boost in child tax credits.

Trump Leaves A Surprising Gift To The Planet On His Way Out. That Story And Other Headlines

Biden ordered a sweeping review of more than 100 rules and regulations on water, air, public lands, endangered species, and global warming.

How We'll End The Coronavirus Pandemic: A Joe Biden Q&A

EXCLUSIVE OP-ED: President Joe Biden shares his national strategy to fight COVID-19 with Patch readers.

Bowser Declares Snow Emergency; DC Schools Open Virtually

Mayor Muriel Bowser declared a snow emergency in response to the snow storm moving through the region.

U.S. Workers Brace for Elitists’ Amnesty

Congress today will announce the details of President Biden’s major amnesty that will reward illegal aliens

Biden’s Problematic Polling

Biden’s lenient immigration policies have encouraged large migrant caravans to come north

Governing by Executive Order Creates Bad Government

Expanding immigration through the stroke of a pen

DDOT Advancing Transportation Equity

In a podcast interview, a DDOT official discusses transportation equity in the district.

DC Could Forbid Delivery Apps From Listing Restaurants Without Permission

D.C. may propose legislation to curtail third-party delivery apps listing restaurants on their platforms without permission.

Relief Bill Keeps DC Afloat, But District Looks To Biden Stimulus Package

President Biden proposed $1.9 trillion of funding in a third federal COVID-19 recovery effort.

Lawsuit Filed Over Site Of DC Central Kitchen

Community for Creative Non-Violence filed a lawsuit against the federal government.

Capitol Police Heighten Travel Security For Lawmakers

As Capitol Hill remains on alert, D.C. residents may notice an increased police presence at area airports and Washington’s Union Station.

Pipe Bombs At RNC, DNC Planted Night Before Capitol Riot: FBI

The FBI released new photos of the explosive devices on Friday, including one that showed a device being placed under a bush.

Blair House Guest Quarters A Temporary Home For VP Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff settle in at Blair House while work is done at their official residence.

Mayor’s Proposed Alcohol Act Could Change How We Drink In DC

A new type of license would allow patrons to mill about with drinks from nearby bars and restaurants within clearly defined boundaries.

Washington, D.C. ranked no. 2 in the nation for Fiscal Health

Washington, D.C. had $920.4 million available to pay future bills

The Policy of "Speak Softly" May be Dead

In this Sunday Political Brunch we look at recent trends in U.S. politics

Will May’s Primary Political Colors be Red or Blue?

In this Sunday Political Brunch we assess Tuesday's four primary elections!

The Trump Foreign Policy Doctrine May Be Taking Shape

In this Sunday Political Brunch we look at "Trump-style Diplomacy!"