What one city’s experience can tell us about the promise and pitfalls of federal efforts to improve policing.
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Now you can eat at the Capitol just like a U.S. representative: Badly
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Former VA secretary David Shulkin: Serving your country ‘shouldn’t be this hard’
An inside look at an administration that he says felt like a reality TV series called “White House Apprentice.”
How a fight over a city athletic field turned into a woke-off of Washington’s well-off
It’s a public school on the rise vs. an elite private school in Northwest D.C.
A choreographer works to bring dance to the disabled
The Inclusive Dance Lab offered free events for disabled and able-bodied performers.
(Alex Fine for The Washington Post)
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This is decision-making at its best.
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We asked dozens of journalists, wonks, activists and politicians to write short pieces about the state of the Democratic Party — and what it means for 2020.
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A puzzle with home-spun turns of phrase.
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