Community activist Ron Moten is threatening a boycott of the teams if Monumental Sports and Entertainment doesn’t stop the move from Capital One Arena.

Ron Moten’s latest election song, “Moving Forward,” is, uh, something.

Here’s your obligatory Ron Moten election song for the 2014 election.

Ron Moten’s “Drinking Muddy Water” is mostly a browbeating, score-settling memoir about D.C. “politricks” and “friendnemies.”

In the wake of the Newtown massacre, Ward 7 activist Ron Moten wants city legislators to crack down on the sale of violent and sexually explicit video games to minors.

Today The Washington Post endorsed Republican challenger Ron Moten over Councilmember Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7).

In a new campaign ad, Republican challenger Ron Moten draws a link between Mitt Romney’s “47 percent” speech and comments made by incumbent Councilmember Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7) in 2009.

Are past run-ins with the law fair game for local political campaigns? Two incumbents seem to think so.

Over the weekend the Washington Post’s editorial board endorsed candidates for the D.C. Council, and in three races it opted for the challengers.

Good morning, Washington. Perfect. That’s what the Washington Capitals remain. In a matchup with the Detroit Red Wings Saturday night — only the second time in NHL history two teams with records of at least 5-0 faced off — the Capitals popped seven goals on 25 shots, securing a 7-1 victory over the Red Wings and launching the team into the venerated spot of being only the fifth in league history to start a season 7-0-0.