George Mason University Accused of Racial Discrimination in Faculty Hiring; President Washington Denies Allegations Amid House Judiciary Committee Probe
George Mason University faces accusations of illegal racial discrimination in faculty hiring, as detailed in a House Judiciary Committee report. President Washington denies these allegations, despite evidence suggesting his involvement.
“Leave the Leaves” and Health Programs Featured on Radio América
Montgomery County campaign encourages leaving fallen leaves for environmental benefits and promotes using electric over gas-powered leaf blowers. The county's Asthma Program aims to educate the Spanish-speaking community on managing asthma.
Pennsylvania Reps Smucker and D'Orsie Call for Fiscal Responsibility Amid Government Shutdown and Spending Deadlock
Pennsylvania Reps. Smucker and D’Orsie criticize the current Democratic fiscal approach, highlighting the negative impact of government standoffs on citizens and call for responsible spending.
Mayor Bowser Launches $65 Million Modernization of MLK Jr. Elementary in Congress Heights with "Ground-Boo-Reaking" Event
Mayor Muriel Bowser initiated the $65 million revamp of Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School, with upgrades including a new gym and arts facilities, highlighting safety for Halloween and the importance of community in learning spaces.
Congresswoman Norton Proposes Rebranding D.C. Titles, Advocates for Greater Autonomy Amid Controversial Statue Restoration
Norton introduces a bill to change D.C. titles to align with state nomenclature, counters the reinstatement of a Confederate statue, and seeks to end GAO oversight of D.C. to advance statehood efforts.












