Culture

‘A Light on the Hill’: New book shares story of DC Baptist church that endured through America’s defining moments 

In the heart of Washington, D.C., Capitol Hill Baptist Church has weathered the Civil War, Reconstruction, two world wars, racial unrest, 9/11 and two pandemics. Yet the church hasn’t moved… Read More

Courts

Trump slams DC judge blocking gang member deportations as appeal hearing looms

President Donald Trump criticized a Washington, D.C., judge on social media for attempting to halt the deportation of Latin American gang members, as a federal appeals court prepares to hear… Read More

Public Education

After-school club in D.C. is racially segregated, violates Constitution, federal complaint alleges

A parent advocacy group has blown the whistle on racial segregation in Washington D.C.’s public schools. Parents Defending Education (PDE) filed a federal complaint with the… Read More

Public Education

Nonprofit to hand out DC taxpayer cash to families in fight to stop kids ditching school

(Daily Callers News Foundation) – A Washington, D.C., nonprofit is launching a program to shell out thousands of dollars of taxpayer money in part so parents will send their kids… Read More