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‘What will I do for work now?’: Fired probationary feds stuck in period of uncertainty

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‘What will I do for work now?’: Fired probationary feds stuck in period of uncertainty

‘We’re disposable’: Supporters rally outside Department of Education’s DC offices

‘We’re disposable’: Supporters rally outside Department of Education’s DC offices

NTSB makes urgent recommendation to partially shut down helicopter route along Potomac River

NTSB makes urgent recommendation to partially shut down helicopter route along Potomac River

Amid funding concerns, promising lung cancer vaccines could be available in next few years

Amid funding concerns, promising lung cancer vaccines could be available in next few years

Federal workers can see some free baseball, courtesy of the Washington Nationals

Federal workers can see some free baseball, courtesy of the Washington Nationals

Japanese restaurant with nontraditional fare to open DC outpost

Japanese restaurant with nontraditional fare to open DC outpost

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Mazza Residences now leasing: A penthouse is $8,500 a month

Mazza Residences now leasing: A penthouse is $8,500 a month

Should Maryland ‘retrocede’ DC?

Should Maryland ‘retrocede’ DC?

DC leaders in budget panic, saying Congress bill would financially devastate the city

DC leaders in budget panic, saying Congress bill would financially devastate the city

DC crews begin removing Black Lives Matter Plaza

DC crews begin removing Black Lives Matter Plaza

Former Gallaudet U. star becomes teacher, coach and NCAA award winner

Former Gallaudet U. star becomes teacher, coach and NCAA award winner

Group gathers at Black Lives Matter Plaza to honor mural

Group gathers at Black Lives Matter Plaza to honor mural

DHS administering lie detector tests to employees in effort to find leakers

DHS administering lie detector tests to employees in effort to find leakers

Cherry blossom-themed high tea, cocktails and other treats in the DC area

Cherry blossom-themed high tea, cocktails and other treats in the DC area

Trump administration looks to address safety for travelers in DC

Trump administration looks to address safety for travelers in DC

DC moves quickly to clear out homeless encampments, connect displaced with services

DC moves quickly to clear out homeless encampments, connect displaced with services

‘People are going to die’: Thousands rally to protest cuts at science agencies

‘People are going to die’: Thousands rally to protest cuts at science agencies

Here are the resources available in each DC-area county to fired federal workers

Here are the resources available in each DC-area county to fired federal workers

Report critical of GW’s rollout of armed police officers, school president apologizes for ‘failures’

Report critical of GW’s rollout of armed police officers, school president apologizes for ‘failures’

New home listings in DC region jump another 13%; fed job cuts now likely a culprit

New home listings in DC region jump another 13%; fed job cuts now likely a culprit

Why more teens are getting kidney stones, and what can be done to prevent them

Why more teens are getting kidney stones, and what can be done to prevent them

DC-area doctors see a spike in federal workers, contractor patients coming in

DC-area doctors see a spike in federal workers, contractor patients coming in

Washington Spirit eyes championship success in 2025 NWSL season

Washington Spirit eyes championship success in 2025 NWSL season

Education Department investigates DC schools’ ability to help special needs students

Education Department investigates DC schools’ ability to help special needs students

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