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Feb 24, 2023

Local Ukrainians Reflect On How Their Lives Have Changed Since The War With Russia Began

On this anniversary of the war, Ukrainians throughout the D.C. region are marking the date solemnly.

Mar 15, 2022

‘Sometimes It’s A Matter Between Life And Death’: Volunteers Pitch In To Send Supplies To Ukraine

In the past weeks, the church has received hundreds of donations nearly every day – prompting a pressing need for volunteers.

Mar 01, 2022

As Russian Invasion Unfolds, A Local Ukrainian Church Offers Hope

With roots dating back to the arrival of Ukrainian immigrants to the D.C. area after World War II, the Silver Spring church is a community hub in a dark time.

Feb 25, 2022

Here’s How To Support Ukraine In The D.C. Area

Many organizations and activists in the Ukrainian community are quickly putting together events and services to raise funds and awareness.

Feb 24, 2022

‘Our Worst Nightmare:’ D.C.’s Ukrainian Community Lives In Fear, Anxiety As Russia Attacks

Demonstrations took place in the early morning hours Thursday, and are set to continue tonight in support of their home country.

Jun 30, 2017

Russian-Funded News Station Replaces Bluegrass on 105.5 FM

Sputnik is a “global wire, radio and digital news service.”

Jan 05, 2017

Intelligence Officials Criticize Trump’s ‘Disparagement’ Of Their Work

On how Trump’s comments affect morale: “It certainly hasn’t helped,” said National Intelligence Director James Clapper.

Dec 28, 2016

Poll: 46 Percent Of Trump Voters Believe ‘Pizzagate’ Theory

A new Economist/YouGov Poll finds that people’s belief in conspiracy theories are in line with their political views.

Dec 19, 2016

Marchers Condemned Atrocities In Syria At White House, Russian Ambassador’s Residence

About 500 people rallied and marched through D.C. Friday night in an emotional appeal to stop the killing of civilians in Syria, saying “Aleppo didn’t fall, we did.”

Feb 26, 2016

A Playwright Gets Played By Stalin In Spooky Action’s Collaborators

The dictator and the playwright swap places in a play that examines the entanglement of art and history, and the many moments when it is not quite clear which is shaping the other.

 
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