Dec 08, 2023
Federal Telework Policies Could Hurt D.C. Region’s Transit System, But Attract Younger And Diverse Employees
The survey’s preliminary results hint at the rippling consequences – and high stakes – of the federal government’s position on allowing remote work.
Aug 05, 2020
Del. Norton Asks Secret Service For Answers On Two Black D.C. Moms Who Say They Were Held At Gunpoint
The women say last week Secret Service agents held them at gunpoint near the National Mall, handcuffed them, and separated them from their infants.
The new fence will replace the White House’s old gate with a 13-foot steel barrier that features “anti-climb and intrusion detection technology.”
Montgomery County Police had said on Wednesday that they were searching for the missing man, and concerned for his “physical and emotional welfare.”
The packages were identified as potential explosive devices during “routine mail screening procedures,” according to the agency.
Officials said they initially stopped 37-year-old Timothy Joseph Bates because he appeared to be urinating in public.