The virtual National Women’s History Museum is behind the new exhibit, which features nearly two dozen Black women activists who’ve made a mark on D.C. and the nation.
Zoo Director Brandie Smith told Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton the requirement helps the staff provide an “overall better and safer visit” to the zoo.
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton says she’s concerned the online pass requirement may be “limiting access or deterring visits to the National Zoo.”
According to Norton, the busing of migrants from the southwestern states has led to an increase in requests for federal funds.
The D.C. Council has to hand-deliver legislation to Congress. There must be a better way, says Eleanor Holmes Norton.
Dec 14, 2021
D.C. Attorney General Sues Proud Boys And Oath Keepers Over Damages From Jan. 6 Insurrection
The lawsuit filed by Attorney General Karl Racine seeks significant damages for the costs incurred by D.C. when hundreds of police officers responded to the insurrection.
Oct 19, 2021
Senate Democrats Remove Spending Bill Provision That Blocked D.C. From Legalizing Marijuana Sales
The House has already removed what was long known as the Harris Rider from the federal budget, and the Senate’s move puts D.C. closer to being able to legalize marijuana sales.
Shops and cafeterias in federal buildings are exempt from D.C.’s sales and restaurant taxes, which city officials say is unfair to local businesses.

