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Washington’s archbishop reveals cancer diagnosis, will undergo surgery

WTOP News 11/5 7:01A Jeffery Leon

A Catholic leader in the D.C. area will undergo surgery next week to remove a cancerous growth. Cardinal Robert McElroy, the eighth Archbishop of Washington, has been...

DC runner has a mission: ‘Running one mile for every day the government is shut down’

WTOP News 11/5 6:01A Luke Lukert

A federal contractor, D.C. runner and content creator has been racking up the miles and documenting the shutdown, which has now become the longest in U.S. history as it entered its 36th day on...

The man who threw a sandwich at a federal agent says it was a protest. Prosecutors say it’s a crime

WTOP News 11/4 4:58A WTOP Staff

WASHINGTON (AP) — Hurling a sandwich at a federal agent was an act of protest for Washington, D.C., resident Sean Charles Dunn. A jury must decide if it was also a federal...

DC residents, teens share thoughts on extending police curfew powers

WTOP News 11/4 4:56A Kyle Cooper

As the D.C. Council gets ready to vote Tuesday on a plan to reinstate a summer emergency bill that allows for daily curfews for kids under 18, some city residents are weighing...

26 Things to Do in the DC Area This Week and Weekend

Washingtonian Things To Do 11/3 7:02A Briana Thomas

Good day, DC! Catch Arena Stage s lively Damn Yankees musical before it closes this week. Or, support local talent at rapper Noochie’s Live From the Front Porch Kennedy Center...

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José Andrés’s World Central Kitchen Will Feed Furloughed Federal Workers

Washingtonian (Food) 10/27 1:42A Jessica Sidman

Federal workers lined up for free meals from World Central Kitchen in 2019. Photograph by Evy Mages José Andrés s World Central Kitchen is known for feeding people amid war,...

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