So then, Olivia Fox, the next dialogue in the Donald J. Trump/Joe Biden story should be coming from Kamala Harris due to her affiliation with all of these death-talking gangsta rappers she’s been meeting with lately.

Read Jemel Fleming’s take on the 2024 election: The main topic of my article today is the vice president of the United States.

Jeffrey Carter’s piece “Being in charge” discusses the HNIC: It makes me feel like I am the centerpiece of everything…

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.”

It’s hard to understand why we give money to other countries to use for “war” and send soldiers to fight other people’s ideologies when everyone at home is trying to survive daily life, struggling for food.  

The D.C. Housing Authority should not cut housing. The D.C. government should make more housing for the homeless.

A new story by Jeffery McNeil.

A new story by Jeffery McNeil

Jeff McNeil’s latest story is about a pair of lambs and a kindly shepherd… or is it?

Street Sense vendors share what they learned at the D.C. Council candidates forum held by the People for Fairness Coalition.

Jeffrey McNeil writes about how he approaches negativity around former president Donald Trump.

Gracias Garcias reflects on the state of the world after one man’s self-immolation.

A new story by Andre Brinson.

Jeff McNeil shares his opposition to the Secure D.C. bill.

Vendor Frederic John talks to Dan Kingery, the last man living in McPherson Square after an encampment closure last year.

The DC crime bill goes in the wrong direction, heightening policing and punishment, though many question such measures.

Marc Grier writes about structures he thinks will prevent young people in D.C. from committing crimes.

Vendor Gracias Garcias writes about his experience getting glasses, and the rights to health care and clarity.

Frederic John’s new poem writes about recent violence in the United States.

Maurice Spears writes about his proposed solutions to reduce crime in D.C., including intervention and prevention programs.