DC Business Owner & Breast Cancer Survivor is 3-Time Winner of Cup of Hope to Fight Breast Cancer

Team Volanno & CEO Dawn Amore are top American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer DC fundraisers helping save more lives!

Bush 41, 43 Ease Entry for Ohtani, etc.; More Japanese Players in 2026

National Pastime?

Dick Cheney, One Of Most Powerful Vice Presidents In US History, Dies At 84

Dick Cheney, the hard-charging conservative who became one of the most powerful vice presidents in U.S. history, has died at age 84.

D.C. Emergency Food Services Extend to Federal Workers in Need

Many furloughed workers in the D.C. area may face shortages. D.C. government has a contingency budget and plans to extend SNAP benefits.

USCIS Introduces New Citizenship Test

Everyone Passes

5 Arrested After Hundreds Of Kids Cause Chaos In DC's Navy Yard Neighborhood

The National Guard also responded and closed roads in an attempt to disperse the group, police said.

Church of Scientology National Affairs Office Celebrates 13th Anniversary, Honors Humanitarians in the Arts

Honorees were chosen for their work in the Nation’s Capital and their dedication to inspiring others through art

Open House Sheds Light on Marijuana Myths and the Mission of a Drug-Free World

Red Ribbon Week event features expert Will Jones on marijuana marketing, risk perception, and prevention strategies.

Halloween 1924, Ruth, 'Big Train', Wow Fans

Baseball, Days of Yore

Who Says Halloween Can’t Be Fun and Drug-Free?

Trick-or-treaters to receive candy and Truth About Drugs booklets promoting awareness and prevention

$100K H-1B Visa Fee Peanuts for Indentured Servitude

Employ Americans Instead

PA's High Stakes Supreme Court Election

Voter Turnout Key

5 Shot Near Howard University During Homecoming Celebration

The shooting happened in the 600 block of Howard Place Northwest as the school was holding its homecoming Yardfest.

A Simple Message of Happiness Takes Root in Washington, D.C.

The Way to Happiness Chapter inspires positive change as D.C. experiences a historic decline in crime.

Rosa Parks: Remembering Her Vital Legacy and Ties to Washington, D.C.

Parks ‘Home-Away-From-Home’ Takes Her Lessons into the Future

Prop 50 Vote Near, Cheating, Wealthy Donors Out in Force

Let Voters, Not Polls, Decide

Prop 50 Vote Near, Cheating, Wealthy Donors Out in Force

Let Voters, Not Polls, Decide

Johnson, Pritzker Untethered form Reality; Chicago Wants ICE

"...Law Enforcement is a Sickness..."

National Move Over Day Reminds Drivers to Protect Roadside Workers

Focused Drivers Who Follow the Law are Key to Protecting Those on the Roadside

Open House Explores the Truth About Marijuana and the Mission of a Drug-Free World

Red Ribbon Week event features expert Will Jones on marijuana, prevention, and creating a drug-free world.

Popular Lecture on the Subconscious Mind Announces Expanded Schedule

Explore how the subconscious shapes your thoughts and actions in this newly expanded twice-weekly lecture.

200 Farmers Descend on The Swamp to Support Prop 12, Defeat the Hinson-Ernst China Giveaway

Real farmers with real investments protest in Washington, DC press conference and meetings against the so-called Save our Bacon (SOB) Act

Exposing Abuse in the Name of “Care”: CCHR Marks World Mental Health Day with Open House in Washington, D.C.

On World Mental Health Day, CCHR calls for accountability and human rights in mental health care.

The Ian Roberts Case: A Vetting Failure

Mandate E-Verify

Smithsonian Museums, National Zoo Close As Shutdown Continues

Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo closed Sunday as the federal government shutdown continued, plus more layoffs are threatened.

As Nation Trends Right, Hochul Endorses Communist

Inept Governor Fading in Polls

Face the Fight® Awards $16.5 Million in New Grants to Strengthen Community-Driven Veteran Suicide Prevention

These investments highlight the power of collaboration and community connection in helping veterans thrive during and after service

Are Coercive Psychiatric Practices the Hidden Human Rights Issue of Our Time?

A powerful exhibit by CCHR reveals the hidden human rights abuses behind coercive psychiatric practices still used today.

How Toxic is Your Body?

Free Seminar in Washington, D.C. Explores How to Detoxify the Body and Boost Vitality

National Gallery Of Art Closed Due To Federal Government Shutdown

As the federal government shutdown stretches into week 2, one popular tourist destination has now closed because of the lack of funding.

Man With Molotov Cocktail Arrested At Cathedral Before Red Mass, Police

A man was arrested after D.C. police said he was found with explosives at the site where the Red Mass was celebrated for the Supreme Court.

Flim-Flam Guyanese Dupes Woke Des Moines School Board

Criminal!

‘Conversations on Health Care’: 16 Years of Interviewing Health Policy Leaders

The program builds on its pledge to be 'Always Groundbreaking, Always Grounded'

Erika and Charlie, Standard-Bearers for a Better America

Millions Online and In-Person for Charlie

GI Film Festival Returns to Washington, D.C. to Showcase 13 Films Named ‘Best of the Fest’

The free two-day special event connects the military and civilian communities in our nation’s capital through the power of film

Car Seat Safety Starts at Birth — and Shouldn’t End Too Soon

AAA and the National Safety Council Share Important Reminders During National Child Passenger Safety Week

Sol Roots band performs for Jazz in the Park

On Tues Sept 23, the Sol Roots band performs for Jazz in the Park in D.C. Sol Roots band performs award winning funk, jazz, blues, and soul.

On Rosh Hashanah, Ron Blomberg, MLB's First DH

Designated Hitter Always was, and Still is, a Bad Idea

Virginia's Bellweather Election; Conservatism v. Biden-ism

Polls off the Mark

House Republicans Fight to Protect Food Safety, States’ Rights, and National Security from Save Our Bacon Act

Reps. Luna, Garbarino, Mace, Valadao, and other House Republicans fight to "prevent undue foreign influence over our food supply."