Tenant advocates and housing attorneys say it’s not yet time to panic.

President Trump told his supporters to “fight like hell” before chaos engulfed the U.S. Capitol, and one D.C. lawmakers says that could well be considering inciting a riot under city law.

The lawsuit alleges that the two freelance journalists have suffered severe emotional distress as well as reputational damage due to their experiences during their arrest and prosecution.

There are 10 judicial vacancies in D.C. Superior Court and two in the D.C. Court of Appeals.

That means that residents no longer need a “good reason” to obtain a permit for carrying a concealed handgun.

For now, the AG’s office is telling MPD to enforce the “good reason” law, but it will be blocked starting approximately next Thursday.

“Due to the importance of this question, which affects the safety of every person who lives in, works in, or visits the District.”

Welch said in a letter to the court last week that “It was never my intention to harm or frighten innocent lives, but I realize now just how foolish and reckless my decision was.”

Cork Wine Bar cleared its first hurdle in suing the leader of the free world.

The D.C. restauranteurs say they can’t compete against the president operating a restaurant in a government-owned facility.