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DC has nation's most intense gentrification
Community activists say that gentrification falls along racial lines in D.C. Gentrification is different from displacement, but is a very direct cause. But what does it mean for D.C.'s residents, historically?
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- Barr to discuss redacted Mueller report before lawmakers get a copy
- Ex-Virginia Gov. McAuliffe won’t run for president in 2020
- 3rd measles case confirmed in Md., possible public exposure in 3 places
- When should you upgrade to a 5G phone? new
- Man working with road crew fatally shot in Southeast DC
- NYPD: Man with gas cans arrested at St. Patrick’s church
- Silver Spring man charged with elder abuse of his father
- Cone Zone: Va. 123 ramp to I-66 closing for 2 years traffic
- Loudoun Co. Sheriff’s Office releases sketch of Sterling sex assault suspect
- Before Duchess of Sussex, there was Princess of Monaco
- Hogan to sign bills into law, including U.Md. medical board overhaul
- Redskins release 2019 schedule
- ‘Let’s have a jazz party’: DC Jazz Festival kicks off citywide in June
- 20 people, including correctional officers, indicted in Md. prison smuggling scheme
- Va. police sergeant loses job after white nationalist probe
- Court orders resumption of JEDI lawsuit, decision expected by mid-July
WATCH: Fireball streaks across DC sky
The D.C. area had a bright green visitor from space late Tuesday night: A meteor that streaked south across the horizon before disappearing into the Atlantic Ocean. See video.
This spring season, Peeps get political
What started as a sweet springtime hobby for a local PR pro has morphed into a year-round passion project, featuring Peeps and politics.
Washington Redskins
Redskins NFL draft blueprint
WTOP’s Rob Woodfork goes round-by-round and points out the team's best options in the 2019 NFL Draft.
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