A local Audubon Society has already changed its name
Keeping the name of an enslaver didn't seem a good fit.
Letters to the EditorThe Nationals should drop their MASN complaints
The Lerners made an agreement to get baseball in D.C. They should live up to that agreement.
Letters to the EditorD.C. statehood no longer is a negotiation. It’s a fight.
Congress is given the power to intervene in our affairs at will by the Constitution. We must always be conscious of the consequences that entails.
Letters to the EditorMontgomery County should adopt ranked-choice voting. So should everyplace else.
The voting method makes it more likely winners reflect the public's true preferences.
By the Editorial BoardMontgomery is about to see rents skyrocket
Council members are suggesting that rents be raised astronomically, and then are asking Maryland taxpayers to help pay these exorbitant costs.
Letters to the EditorThe GOP’s attacks on D.C. home rule are just getting started
The city shouldn’t allow itself to be reduced to a punching bag on Capitol Hill, at least not without a fight.
By Colbert I. KingDon’t forget these details about the revised D.C. criminal code
The solution to the misdemeanor jury trial issue becomes obvious.
Letters to the EditorThe conditions at the D.C. jail should be investigated
If the Jan. 6 defendants are the catalyst, so be it.
Letters to the EditorYoungkin was evasive throughout his ‘town hall’
He dodged a question from a transgender student and about teaching history.
Letters to the EditorPut an end to single-family zoning in Arlington
Thumbs up for Arlington County’s plan for greater housing density.
By the Editorial Board20th-century rules for 20th-century weapons
Even the "originalists" on the Supreme Court should see the logic in that.
Letters to the EditorThe FBI’s new headquarters should be in Springfield
The Fairfax County site is the only one that satisfies all the criteria.
By Glenn Youngkin, Tim Kaine and Mark R. WarnerDiners don’t want to be surprised by service fees
The growth of fees will hurt the industry in the long run.
By Chris J. KennedyCollective bargaining helps students as much as teachers
Teacher working conditions are student learning conditions.
Letters to the EditorI helped revise the D.C. criminal code. Biden and Bowser are wrong.
Rejection of the city's criminal code overhaul saddles residents with a legal framework ill-suited to the times.
By Paul ButlerFairfax County supervisors are asking for too much money
A 37 to 45 percent raise is outrageous, especially given the 2 percent raise suggested for firefighters.
Letters to the EditorMontgomery’s housing issues won’t be solved with rent caps
By 2040, we will need about 60,000 more units.
Letters to the EditorVirginia finally curbs solitary confinement — but not enough
Virginia’s General Assembly has passed legislation aimed at trying to end the use of punitive solitary confinement in the commonwealth’s prisons.
By the Editorial BoardKeep your religion out of my rights
Medical aid in dying is not a religious issue.
Letters to the EditorFairfax police must implement chase reforms now
A policy change proposed in 2021 could have saved lives.
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