Giant Shoppers Have a Way To Show Their Love for O Museum in February

Giant Food has selected O Museum in the Mansion to receive a $1 donation each time a shopper purchases a $2.75 reusable Community Bag.

Can Service Be the Common Ground Between Faiths?

Interfaith Harmony Week Open House in Washington, DC highlights the humanitarian work of Scientology Volunteer Ministers

Kennedy Center To Close For 2 Years For Renovations In July, Trump Says, After Performers' Backlash

Trump’s announcement on social media follows a wave of cancellations since he ousted the previous leadership.

The FIGHT Act: Ending Cockfighting Is About Public Safety, Congress Must Act

Bipartisan, bicameral allies come together in Congress to stamp out the most egregious of abuses in the U.S.

What Lessons Does the Holocaust Hold for Modern Healthcare and Human Rights?

Citizens Commission on Human Rights hosts International Holocaust Remembrance Day Open House in Washington, D.C.

Spring ATV Safety: Why Drive Belt Failure Is More Common After Winter Storage

Prepare Your ATV for Spring: Prevent Drive Belt Failures After Winter Storage

Storm Alters Work Schedule For DC-Area Federal Employees On Monday

The Office of Personnel Management updated its operating status for all federal offices in the greater Washington, D.C., area on Monday.

3 VA, 17 DC Restaurants, Chefs Named 2026 James Beard Semifinalists

Three Virginia and 17 Washington, D.C., chefs and restaurants are nominated for the top awards in the restaurant industry.

Prime Minister of Belize Rings FOWPAL’s Bell of World Peace and Love

Calling for Global Unity and Hope

AAA Shares “Insurance Resolutions” to Help Consumers Start 2026 Prepared and Protected

The New Year Is a Great Time to Take a New Look at What's Covered

2025 in Review: The Founding Church of Scientology of Washington, DC Advances Education, Rights & Renewal

From prevention and human rights education to community renewal and public service, 2025 laid a foundation for even greater impact ahead

Hair Loss in Your 20s in Washington: When to Seek Treatment and What Works

Experiencing hair loss in your 20s? Learn the signs, treatment options, and when to see a specialist in Washington.

What Better Time to Begin Again Than New Year’s Eve?

A New Year. A New Beginning: Honoring an Ancient Tradition of Renewal in Washington, DC

A Christmas Message from the Founding Church of Scientology of Washington, DC

Exploring the timeless themes of Christmas and their relevance in today’s world.

Hammer & Nails Now Open in Dupont Circle

Veteran-owned franchise introduces premium men’s grooming experience to Washington, D.C

Who Is Standing Up for Human Rights Today?

​Human Rights Day 2025 in DC highlights the power of awareness and education.

New Documentary Exposes Deadly Link Between Psychiatric Drugs and Violence

A two-hour CCHR exposé examines mounting evidence linking psychiatric medications to mass shootings, suicides and violent crime.

Northwestern Mutual Establishes Presence in Bethesda, Montgomery County with New Office

Mesa Lewchalermwong tapped to lead new office as managing director

Jewish National Fund-USA Announces New Regional Board President

Jewish National Fund-USA announced Joshua Schonfeld as its new president of the Greater Washington D.C. regional board of directors.

Congress Drops Bill to Cure TDS

Helping TDS Victims Survive

NoVA Man Accused In DC Pipe Bomb Plot Charged With Explosives Offense

A NoVA man is charged with the use of an explosive device after the FBI said he planted pipe bombs in DC ahead of the 2021 Capitol riot.

End the H-1B--Count the Reasons Why

Rampant Fraud, Displaces U.S. Workers

Washington Marks 70th Anniversary of Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Role of Rosa Parks

Dupont Circle to Be Home to Augmented Reality Experience from 51 Steps to Freedom

A Different Kind of Truck Just Hit the Streets of DC — And It’s About the Mind

A new mobile outreach effort is out there to help Washingtonians understand and tackle stress at its source.

Man Accused In DC National Guard Shooting Charged With Murder, Other Offenses: Reports

Rahmanullah Lakanwal​ is accused of killing U.S. Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom and injuring U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe.

Charles Albert Bender, aka 'Chief', Native American Pitching Ace

Native American Heritage Month

Maine Senate 2026, 'Moderate' Collins, Radical Mills, and Communist Platner Face Off

Left, Lefter and Leftiest

National Guard Shooting In DC: What We Know

The 2 National Guard members were in critical condition; the accused shooter had worked with CIA-backed units in Afghanistan, reports said.

2 National Guard Members Injured In Shooting Near White House

In a statement shared on social media, the Metropolitan Police Department said a suspect was in custody.

Fair Media Council Launches National Survey on News and Democracy

Washington, D.C. residents invited to weigh in on how news shapes democracy today

The Newsom Hairdo: Style Over Substance

Too Many Wrong Decisions

Could a Simple Moral Code Help Reduce Crime in D.C.?

The Founding Church of Scientology hosts World Kindness Day Open House amid encouraging crime-reduction trends

Drug-Free World Brings Updated Prevention Tools to Educators at SHAPE Maryland’s 2025 Convention

Delivering vital prevention resources to teachers shaping Maryland’s next generation

Trump's H-1B Advocacy Infuriates His Base

What Happened to America First?

Northwestern Mutual Strengthens Regional Leadership to Expand Advisor Growth and Community Impact

Longtime Northern Virginia resident appointed as field director of Washington, D.C. network office

Educators Discover Tools for a Drug-Free Future at Statewide Convention

Drug-Free World brings prevention education to Virginia’s top teachers at the VAHPERD Convention in Virginia Beach

First MLB WWII Inductee, 'Losing Pitcher' Hugh Mulcahy

Forgotten Hero

Blue Governors, Mayors Protect Fugitives from Justice

Violent Felon? No Problem

FOWPAL Inspires Global Unity and Action at the Ambassador’s Peace Ball in Washington, D.C.

Upholding Transparency and Integrity Through Conscience and Hope

'Sandwich Guy' Who Threw Sub At Agents In DC Acquitted

The D.C. man who hurled a sub sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection agent was acquitted Thursday of assault by a jury.