With everything going on, I’ve been asked to pause and share some thoughts on the issue that’s on all our minds — the reelection of President Donald Trump.

This is a work of fiction on the topic of inner child healing incorporating the Disney fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast.”

This is about the “street war” as opposed to the courtroom battles, but this does reference a few of the connected court issues.

The countdown is over, and hopefully, we’re about to have a historical event of electing a female president.

In today’s world, calling someone stupid is socially awkward and totally unacceptable. The one saving grace, thank God…

I propose that you initiate the 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which would grant the president the right to give amnesty to prisoners

We want a president who knows and practices our Declaration of Independence, i.e, “all [men] are created equal and are endowed with certain inalienable rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”

Are the bike lanes for the people who depend on bikes as a means of transportation, or are they for your motor vehicle owners to park and use the lane, too?

With Hurricane Helene reminders all around us, most thought for sure that the launch would be “scrubbed” a second time with rain, thunder, and dark clouds looming

Content warning: This article references suicide and abuse. I’d like to tell you about my highly intelligent friend named “K.”

I tell everyone: “Do vote; you must vote; a no vote or abstaining from the vote is a shoo-in for the politico no one would probably ever want to see in office, lest one become a victim to their oversight and rule.”

A United States American is more than residing in America. The best way to define a United States American is with the nation’s pledge.

Fare evasion on the D.C. Metro has been a significant issue leading to increased enforcement and ticketing by Metro Transit Police.

Many who are paying attention to this presidential campaign will realize the rhetoric rarely aligns with reality, regardless of political party or affiliation.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you don’t support the candidate everyone around you is cheering for?

Homelessness began as consequence of the first census in 1790, when the government decided human beings were commodities.

Every citizen possesses a legitimate right to vote. But all of them also possess the right to not participate in the voting process.

Does bad news travel faster than good news?

Author Richard Kahlenberg, director of housing policy at the Progressive Policy Institute, tackles the twin minefields of zoning and education with his recent book: “Excluded: How Snob Zoning, NIMBYism, and Class Bias Build the Walls We Don’t See.”

Dominique Anthony introduces her team.