In the end, lawmakers couldn’t reach a resolution.
The guideline bars ads that “promote or oppose any religion, religious practice, or belief.”
The transit agency has rejected ads from all four.
Citing their ban of issue-oriented ads.
The agency says the displays will increase ad revenue four-fold.
The bright pink ads openly present the topic without stigma.
Local governments are kicking off a campaign aimed at encouraging safe behavior by motorists, pedestrians and cyclists.
A new series of ads appearing in four Metro stations seek to change the conversation around what “jihad” really means.
We haven’t yet had much snow, but D.C. wants to remind residents that they’ll have to shovel their walks once we actually get some.
A D.C. judge ruled today that tobacco companies will have to admit in advertisements that they lied to the public about the inherent dangers of smoking.
