Officials are hoping voters will use mail-in ballots for the primary, which is happening June 2. The deadline for requesting a mail-in ballot is May 26.
Metro predicts a nearly 60-percent drop in fare revenue—$421 million—in the next fiscal year.
“Everyone make sure your video is on so I can see your auras!”
Local nurses led a protest at the White House Thursday honoring the 88 nurses who have died nationwide from COVID-19, and demanding federal action to protect health care workers.
The city’s most iconic transit hub is a shell of its usual self, even as trains and buses are still running.
“I’m not gonna lie—that kind of felt nice. It’s been a while since I fell off a bike.”
Similar flyovers in Philadelphia and New York drew large crowds, causing safety concerns, and some point out that healthcare workers need more than salutes and solidarity.
As one enthusiast puts it, “you have to think like a mushroom.”
“It’s very strange to go out to these sites that, on any given day, will have thousands and thousands of people around, and all of a sudden, find them almost literally empty.”
The coronavirus pandemic has changed nearly every facet of life in Washington, D.C. Here’s what we know.
