Political commentary
OpinionBy Robert Warren February 12, 2025
My vote
The author criticizes the policies and decisions of the new Trump administration, and discusses high prices and free and fair elections.
OpinionBy Jeffery McNeil February 12, 2025
The state of the nation: Did Trump drain the swamp or flood it?
A D.C. resident speaks on his views on the new Trump administration and what the Democrats need to do to become relevant again.
OpinionBy Anthony Carney January 15, 2025
Trump’s return
Vendor Anthony Carney hopes Trump’s return to office doesn’t jeopardize the benefits low-income people receive.
OpinionBy Marc Grier January 15, 2025
Trump needs to care about us
Vendor Marc Grier shares his hopes incoming president Donald Trump considers the less fortunate in his policy agenda.
OpinionBy Rochelle Walker January 15, 2025
Quartet
Vendor Rochelle Walker hopes that incoming president Donald Trump will be able to take care of issues she feels somebody needs to.
OpinionBy J. Gale January 15, 2025
Plea to the president
J. Gale on what she wants to see from the incoming president, Donald Trump, on his upcoming inauguration.
OpinionBy Daniel Kingery January 1, 2025
Did you vote?
As a registered voter: Did you vote or “not vote? ”Yes. It’s a “trick” question.
OpinionBy Reginald Black January 1, 2025
Inauguration in D.C. is never peaceful for those living outside
Washington, D.C., is the epicenter of the United States government. Still, within the radius of Washington, there is a city within a city.
ArtBy Laticia Brock January 1, 2025
Workers, not flunkies
What’s the difference between me and you? The work I put in, I bet the average person couldn’t do. It takes a lot of pride.
ArtBy Willie Futrelle December 18, 2024
We the people
Hey y’all, just your regular unassuming white guy here. You probably pass 50 to 100 of me on your way to work every day.
ArtBy Queenie Featherstone December 4, 2024
“America the Beautiful”
“America the Beautiful,” written by Katharine Lee Bates, was a great patriotic song sung by all as children.
ArtBy Brian Holsten December 4, 2024
A Christmas journey
My first winter working for a transportation company was turbulent. The war on terrorism, global economic protest…
ArtBy Robert Warren December 4, 2024
Fall Leaves
By the leaves of fall, there is a season for us all in those colorful leaves of life. Years falling from the oldest and tallest trees the…
OpinionBy Angie Whitehurst / Lisa Blackburn Ullven December 4, 2024
Up high with Bill Nye the Science Guy – can science save the world?
We watched from our balcony view as Emmy Award Winner Bill Nye, the Science Guy, charismatically walked onto the stage…
ArtBy Sasha Williams November 20, 2024
My opinion of the election
No matter who you or anyone else voted for, we will have a new president, so now we’re off to the races in 2024.
OpinionBy Jeffery McNeil November 20, 2024
Can America heal or will we stay divided?
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.
ArtBy Reginald Black November 6, 2024
Lay-bour
My physical expenditure of / Mental effort is especially difficult / Physical activities giving birth / To such a period
ArtBy Daniel Ball November 6, 2024
Working hard
Daniel said: I didn’t know that Labor Day was in September.
Daniel said: The word labor means, to me, to work very hard that day.
OpinionBy Aida Peery November 6, 2024
November 5
The countdown is over, and hopefully, we’re about to have a historical event of electing a female president.
ArtBy Robert Warren October 23, 2024
Blue away Trump
The enemy of the people / that old Grim Reaper / don’t let that enemy / catch you sleeping / as he’s whispering / a melody of lies
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