Despite the AG’s lawsuit, another notorious slumlord has reappeared as a representative at a building in Razjooyan’s enterprise.

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The goal of All That’s Left of You is noble. Writer and director Cherien Dabis, who also co-stars, tells a multigenerational saga about one Palestinian family under Israeli occupation. Dabis mostly…

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Get to know a drag king, a rapper, an exotic dance expert, and more.

In an already surreal moment, Washingtonians have embraced bread puns, sandwich flags, and sub-themed street art as a form of protest.

Why it might have been and may continue to be harder to get new releases from your local library.

Where to find all kinds of assistance, from legal aid to food donations to political organizing.

WTOP spoke the D.C. region’s immigrant community members for their feedback on President Donald Trump’s moves against immigrants and their responses.

Advocates say the elimination of DC Health Care Alliance, which insures 26,000 low-income residents, could have disastrous consequences.

Plus, a beloved D.C. ice rink faces an uncertain future, the Commanders get their stadium, and more news.

The shattering of faith in America's goodness is the hardest part to watch.

Continuing unemployment claims jumped to 1.97 million in late July, according to a Labor Department report, highlighting a weakening labor market.

As D.C. endures extreme heat and rising electricity bills, the Office of People’s Counsel has accused Pepco of misspending $94 million

Libraries and recreation centers could be shuttered temporarily if things get bad enough.

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The rally in D.C. was one of about 1,300 protests across the country.

The proposed cuts could present an existential threat to community health centers that serve the city’s low-income residents. Black residents, who make up the vast majority of D.C.’s Medicaid…