Tag: Washington D.C.

Despite being partially blocked by a federal judge, President Trump’s proposal to allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in places of worship is...

For Abel Núñez, being the executive director of the Central American Resource Center in Washington, D.C. goes beyond the title — it's part of a...

While the National Cherry Blossom Festival draws crowds in the thousands every year, one tradition keeps the community together. The Annual Student Art Showcase connects...

This past Thursday, a group of demonstrators gathered at Washington, D.C.'s Elijah Barrett Prettyman federal courthouse to advocate for the freedom of Columbia University...

¿Cuántas protestas son demasiadas?  Eso es lo que se han preguntado los residentes y visitantes de Washington, D.C. durante los últimos tres meses. Desde que comenzó...

La Casa Blanca se defiende ante críticas de un mal manejo de secretos de Estado. Las comunidades de inmigrantes luchan por sus derechos ante...

On Monday, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. heard arguments about the Trump administration's controversial application of the Alien Enemies Act, a rarely...

As the winter chill fades, Washington, D.C., welcomes the start of the cherry blossom season, drawing thousands of visitors eager to witness the district's...

The Department of Government Efficiency is denied access to sensitive Social Security data from a federal judge. The Trump administration's new policies cause an...

This article first appeared on WLRN Public Media. U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Weston, brought Don Williams, a veteran and member of the Social Security...