by Sara Wilson | Feb 18, 2020 | Politics, Topics
Carolyn Bourdeaux lost the 2018 House race in Georgia’s 7th Congressional District by 433 votes. Despite the fact that the district hasn’t had a Democrat representative since the 1990s, it was the closest race in the country, with five-term Republican incumbent Rob...
by Sara Wilson | Feb 5, 2020 | Featured, Politics
The U.S. Senate voted Wednesday to acquit President Donald Trump on two charges of abuse of power to aid his own reelection and subsequent obstruction of Congress, bringing the third presidential impeachment trial in the country’s history to a predictable close and...
by Sara Wilson | Jan 30, 2020 | Politics
House Democrats on Wednesday unveiled a five-year, $760 billion package for rebuilding roads and improving railways, signaling a new election-year priority and urging the White House to get on board. The so-called “Moving Forward Framework” will serve as a guide for...
by Sara Wilson | Jan 24, 2020 | Featured
As Census Day draws nearer, on-the-ground partners with a trusted voice in the community will be vital to ensure an accurate count, especially among populations who traditionally get undercounted, experts on the decennial count say. For the first time, the Census...
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by Sara Wilson | Nov 26, 2019 | Featured, Politics
Video by Mark Satter WASHINGTON—Mayor Muriel Bowser signed legislation Tuesday that expands sexual assault survivors’ rights to an advocate and codifies the rights of teenage victims in the city. The Sexual Assault Victims’ Rights Amendment Act of 2019 extends...
