Editorial
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EDITORIAL: On Dr. King Day, They Came, They Celebrated, They Served
It's no small feat to plan a city-wide celebration, especially one that honors one of the most celebrated and iconic…
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EDITORIAL: For Ward 8 Families, King Parade Showed Blackness at its Best
On the King Holiday in the District's most-beleaguered ward, peace and love were in full swing.
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EDITORIAL: Facing Hate — What Would Dr. King Do?
While many have attempted to pick up Dr. King's mantel, evidence shows that it has been too heavy a burden…
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EDITORIAL: Sentinel Newspapers Closing Marks Another Nail in Local Press Coffin
Are you supporting your local press with subscriptions, advertising and word of mouth which positively speaks to the positive work…
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EDITORIAL: Evans Departure Marks New Day for D.C. Council
His departure leaves a void and it will mark a new day for District politics when the soon-to-be-vacant Ward 2…
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EDITORIAL: War is Not the Answer, Mr. President — Why Pull the Trigger?
We are not safer, America.
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EDITORIAL: Slow Down and Smell the Roses in 2020
Slow down and savor each moment in 2020. Happy New Year!
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EDITORIAL: Washingtonians Deserve a Home for the Holidays and Every Day
We pray that you'll have a place to call home and to return to this year, for Christmas.
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EDITORIAL: Perception vs. Reality for Voters and Trump
As the 2020 primaries draw near, we encourage voters to remove partisanship from their radar and define the realities existing…
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EDITORIAL: Trump Impeachment a Reminder of Why Telling the Truth Matters
It is a very sad day in American history but also a day when we should wake up.
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