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DC Sees Massive Rise in DIY Firearms; Over 100 Recovered in 2019

A total of 115 “ghost guns” were recovered by law enforcement in the District of Columbia last year, which is an exceptional growth compared to 2018.

Spy Museum to Reorganize CIA Torture Exhibit After Criticism

The International Spy Museum has decided to alter its controversial torture exhibit in response to the recent backlash from Democratic lawmakers.

DC Considers Making Language of Legislation Gender-Neutral

The D.C. Council will discuss a new bill that stipulates changing the language of the D.C. Code into a gender-neutral one.

Homeless Tents Under NoMa Underpass to be Permanently Cleared

Washington, D.C. is planning to remove an encampment used by homeless people in the NoMa neighborhood for good.

Jack Evans Announces Resignation from DC Council

D.C. Council member Jack Evans announced on Tuesday that he was stepping down after months of mounting pressure due to multiple ethics violations.

DC Council Discusses New Bills to Fight Teenage Vaping Epidemic

The D.C. Council held a hearing Thursday to discuss three bills aiming to curb the widespread use of e-cigarettes and nicotine addiction among teenagers.

DC Mayor Says No Immediate Threats in Area Following Death of Soleimani

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that there are no immediate threats to the District in relation to the killing of Iran's General Qasem Soleimani.

DC to Build 10 ‘Family Success Centers’ to Help Low-Income Families

Washington, D.C. is set to invest $4 million to create 10 “Family Success Centers” east of the Anacostia River to provide better support to families.