The IPPH presents "The Capital," a documentary exploring D.C.'s complex history as the heart of American democracy and governance.

Giselle Crawford's nonprofit, Giselle Cares, provides vital relocation aid to domestic violence survivors facing financial barriers.

D.C. Attorney General Schwalb warns federal agents and monitors that they lack authority to interfere with polls ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

A new generation of Freedom Riders has launched a national bus tour to honor the 1961 movement and advocate for ongoing civil rights.

Ambassador Andrew Young's Forever Young Aquaponics farm near Atlanta uses fish waste to grow leafy greens, offering a sustainable food solution.

The National Urban League criticizes HUD's investigation into Wells Fargo's efforts to expand Black homeownership as an abuse of power.

Retired military leaders successfully pushed back against a plan to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan, prompting President Trump to reverse course.

An ICE officer shot and killed Johan Sebástian Durán Guerrero in Maine, sparking calls for accountability and new laws on body cameras.

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In a new op-ed, Williams examines Trump's dismissal of Black women leaders and calls on voters to protect democracy.

D.C. Council approved rodent laws and will vote on noise amendments Nov 10. Proposed bills also seek to rename schools after Malcolm X and Alma W. Thomas.

Hundreds marched in D.C. on October 10, marking three years of IDF operations in Gaza and calling for global solidarity.