A New Era for Democracy: Washington, D.C. Embraces Ranked Choice Voting
On November 3, the District of Columbia will step into a new chapter of its democratic history. For the first time in a general election, D.C. voters will utilize Ranked…
The Great Gridlock: Washington’s High-Stakes Race to Overhaul U.S. Energy Permitting
As the midterm elections loom, the halls of the U.S. Capitol are emptying, with lawmakers scurrying back to their home states to shore up support. Yet, beneath the surface of…
Constitutional Crisis in Washington: Rep. Steve Cohen Introduces Landmark 26 Articles of Impeachment Against President Trump
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a move that has sent shockwaves through the halls of the Capitol and further polarized an already divided nation, Representative Steve Cohen (D-Tennessee) formally introduced 26…
A New Era in the District: Washington, D.C. Debuts Ranked Choice Voting
Updated June 18, 2026 In a milestone event for American municipal democracy, Washington, D.C. voters participated in their first-ever primary election utilizing ranked choice voting (RCV) on June 16, 2026.…
The Proficiency Paradox: Why Washington D.C.’s Academic "Comeback" Leaves Experts Divided
In the landscape of American public education, a quiet but profound transformation is underway in the nation’s capital. Washington, D.C., has emerged as the fastest-improving school system in the United…














