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The department’s civil rights division cited “disturbing reports” about educational opportunities for children with disabilities.

Ten high school valedictorians on what the pandemic taught them - The Washington Post

Scott Gottlieb explores in his new book how we were woefully unprepared for the coronavirus — and why.

Savior of abandoned music contemplates his collection

Many Moroccans in the Washington area have spent the days since the deadly earthquake supporting and fundraising. The response has “been amazing.”

As the bickering and bartering continued on Capitol Hill, D.C. and the rest of the country waited and wondered how the shutdown would impact them.

Federalsburg, Md., where close to half of the population is Black, made history by electing its first Black council members in its 200-year history.

Tw flamingos, blown off course by a hurricane, have taken up residence in Chincoteague, Virginia. If they had hoped to go unnoticed, it hasn’t worked.

In surprise to members, the historic civil rights organization pushed back its meeting until after Virginia’s consequential elections and cut its programming.

Every Veterans Day, Froggy Bottom becomes a haven for sharing Vietnam War stories, remembering comrades and talking about a time that others prefer to forget.