I need your help with something, even if it’s just a retweet:
I’m working on a story about the evolution of video games and the KEY to my story is a guy named Oscar Munoz who worked for Sega’s customer service dept in the early 1990s.
I’ve tried everything to find him and this is my last resort.
This is HUGE.
A new study found that Safe Streets led to a 42% drop in youth homicides in Baltimore.
This comes after the Penn North Safe Streets site marked one year with ZERO homicides! @BaltimoreMONSE@MayorBMScott
This apology is important but GCAAR significantly does not say why or how this mistake was made. It’s not just a typo or a casual comment. You took the trouble of reprinting the logos.
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There's a major civil rights protest taking place in Selma, Alabama, right now in response to the SCOTUS decision that weakened the Voting Rights Act and the ongoing attack on Black Americans’ political power
(video: defiancedispatch/IG)
Chef Lois was a friend, a fellow Trini & a culinary icon of DC who fed most of us for decades at Republic Gardens, Dream, Love & The Park at 14th. We all loved her incredible cooking, but if you knew Chef Lois, you loved her more. A warm & amazingly talented professional...
The Star launches in June with dramatically expanded coverage of Washington politics and policy — and new coverage of D.C. itself. The District isn’t just the place where politics happens. It’s home to the people who pull the levers of power. It’s where they live and work and commute and eat and vote and navigate the unique intersection of politics and real life.
The Star will cover all of it, from Donald Trump’s stamp on the District to the ambitions of its first new mayor in more than a decade. Who’s wielding power in D.C.? What’s driving them? What impact are they having on housing, schools, transportation and the District’s neighborhoods? What’s next for Home Rule? For statehood? And will the Nationals ever be good again?
We’ll do it with the same rigor we bring to our coverage of national politics and policy, and we’ll do it with the best local reporting team in D.C. We’re excited to announce the start of that team today — veteran journalists you know and trust, plus newcomers who will bring fresh eyes to the vibrant and sometimes vexing place we all call home.
Brooke Pinto has been running a negative campaign that fits a pattern of throwing accusations through surrogates and then pretending that she isn’t involved. This time, she went too far and the evidence is in plain sight for all to see. As a matter of fact, as of this morning, it is still there.