POLITICS 2 days ago Anti-Israel protester lights himself on fire outside of White House An anti-Israel protester lit himself on fire outside the White House on Saturday in a demonstration against the war in Gaza.
LIFESTYLE September 30 Rosh Hashanah prompts Museum of the Bible to display oldest Jewish book in the world The Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., has introduced a new exhibit ahead of Rosh Hashanah that displays the Afghan Liturgical Quire, the oldest Jewish book in the world.
ELECTIONS September 30 Early voting begins in Nebraska and Washington, DC Nebraska and the nation's capital began early voting on Monday as the majority of the country has now started gearing up for the 2024 election.
Media September 28 Washington, D.C., political bar takes down Republican symbol after fierce backlash A newly opened politically-themed bar in. Washington, D.C., faced community backlash for featuring a GOP symbol, along with a Democratic symbol, as part of its logo.
LIFESTYLE September 25 Rare mosaic revealing earliest 'physical evidence' of Christianity now on display at Museum of the Bible The Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., has a new exhibit showcasing the Megiddo Mosaic, one of the earliest physical evidence of Christianity, on display for first time since being found.
Washington DC September 24 Land a job at the White House as part of the president’s administration Earning experience through internships and building connections through networking can be highly beneficial to landing a full-time job at the White House.
Washington DC September 22 Secret Service uniformed officer accidentally shoots himself while on duty A U.S. Secret Service uniformed officer was on duty Saturday night when he was handling his service weapon and accidentally shot himself before being taken to the hospital.
Cabinet September 20 Biden holds first Cabinet meeting in nearly a year, first lady joins for first time President Biden convened a meeting of his Cabinet -- this time with First Lady Jill Biden attending -- for the first time Friday in nearly a year.
Washington DC September 19 Washington, DC, city council member suggests businesses go cashless to combat crime A Washington, D.C., councilmember introduced a bill Tuesday to allow retail shops to go cashless to combat ongoing robberies and burglaries in the city.
Washington DC September 16 New National Mall memorial to honor fallen journalists: 'Beacon of the free press' Planning is underway for a new Washington D.C. monument that will memorialize fallen journalists, including the five Capital Gazette staff members killed in 2018.