D.C. voters deserve the information ahead of elections
A proposal to delay reports until after elections shows a mistrust of voters.
Letters to the EditorFairfax Democrats should widen their caucus
A person has to be “in the know” with party politics. Not everyone has the social capital or time.
Letters to the EditorLeave Ward 8 out of Commanders stadium fantasies
Those east of the river have expressed no interest in a football stadium.
Letters to the EditorMy grandma has always made the hardest things seem simple — even living to 100
She's made it to 100 despite all the obstacles, and knows she'll leave a sterling legacy.
By Jason CampbellThe Commanders can stay in Prince George’s
D.C. will continue to prosper and flourish without an NFL stadium at the RFK site, just as it has for the past 25 years.
Letters to the EditorConnecticut Ave. should be designed for those who use the neighborhood
The status quo benefits the suburban commuters who drive downtown and back home, never stopping to enjoy the neighborhoods along the way.
Letters to the EditorMy mother’s passport might be empty, but her journeys are remarkable
My mother has traveled through thick walls of racism, violence, gender discrimination and class bias.
By Patricia Spencer FavreauThe Commanders’ new owners couldn’t do better than the Hogs
If a new name is in the offing, an old name should come back.
Letters to the EditorMontgomery County’s neighborhood deer are in decline
I pleaded for help with abundant deer. Now, we’ve come full circle with no deer in my neighborhood.
Letters to the EditorVirginia’s diversity officer wants to expand opportunity, not limit it
Mr. Brown is advocating that the Virginia Military Institute embed diversity, opportunity and inclusion in its leadership development program.
Letters to the EditorIn D.C., many killers were previously jailed. We deserve better.
For suspects and victims, previous contact with the criminal justice system is the norm.
By Colbert I. KingHere’s who The Post endorses for commonwealth attorney in Northern Virginia
Our endorsements are a close call in all three races, but we’re supporting the candidates we believe will act most effectively.
By the Editorial BoardThere was no dignity in fighting for slavery
It is a fact that Robert E. Lee commanded Virginia’s proslavery forces for the Confederacy in the Civil War.
Letters to the EditorD.C.’s RFK Stadium site is overdue for development
New Commanders ownership does not necessarily translate into a winning team or management, so that shouldn’t be a consideration.
Letters to the EditorBen Cardin will leave behind a legacy of public service
The retiring senator was one of the nation's staunchest advocates for global human rights.
By the Editorial BoardLike our military branches, we should glory in diversity and inclusion
Every branch of our armed forces embraces a shared motto: “One team, one fight.” We should, too.
Letters to the EditorMontgomery County schools’ response to antisemitism was lacking
An incident in an elementary school is troubling.
Letters to the EditorD.C.’s bus service improvements should come second to nothing
Transit riders bear the immense costs of forgoing employment opportunities and time with family.
Letters to the EditorVirginia’s school curriculum should embrace diversity in thought
Diversity is one of this country’s greatest strengths and enriches the lives of all.
Letters to the EditorLabor is key to equitable school construction in Prince George’s
Project labor agreements on school construction will demonstrate a commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable community.
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