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Pro-Palestinian activists chained themselves to Lockheed Martin's Arlington office to protest U.S. military funding for weapons programs, including F-35 jets. The demonstration, part of a global movement, sought an end to arms sales to Israel and called for reallocating military funds to social services. Police intervened shortly after the protest began, escorting demonstrators from the lobby.
Three men from D.C. face 14 counts related to a multi-week carjacking and robbery spree that ended with their arrest on March 28. The spree involved targeting fast food restaurants and convenience stores, including a failed robbery at a McDonald's where suspects climbed through a drive-thru window. Their crime wave concluded after a police shooting outside a GameStop in Prince George's County.
A trivia team at Red Bear Brewing Co. faced backlash after being caught cheating using Shazam and Google during a competition. The brewery confirmed the ban on the cheaters, but their identities remain undisclosed amidst widespread curiosity. The incident has sparked outrage among fellow competitors who feel the fun of trivia has been undermined.
A costumed individual resembling a fox threatened a security guard in the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District on April 10. The incident, captured on video, prompted a Suspicious Activity Report, although the individuals involved had no affiliation with the BID. Local authorities have been informed, and the situation is under control.
Washington City Paper's community section provides updates relevant to local residents. The site features articles on various community issues, events, and initiatives impacting the District. The publication aims to engage its audience with timely and relevant content.
Despite challenges like park closures and political erasure, D.C.'s queer community thrived during Pride Month, highlighted by the vibrant WorldPride Parade last weekend. Events filled the city, showcasing resilience and celebration amid ongoing struggles faced by the LGBTQ+ community.
Mayor Muriel Bowser will inaugurate Mary’s House for Older Adults on May 8, marking the opening of Washington, D.C.'s first LGBTQ+ affirming communal living space for seniors. This initiative aims to provide a supportive environment for older adults in the LGBTQ+ community.
Loose Lips covers breaking political news in Washington, D.C., focusing on the mayor, the D.C. Council, and Advisory Neighborhood Commissions. The platform aims to provide in-depth investigative stories that inform local residents about key political developments.
Washington City Paper’s City Desk features local news stories focused on criminal justice, education, and life in Washington, D.C. The publication aims to provide free and accessible news to the community. It emphasizes the importance of staying informed about issues affecting residents.
Washington City Paper reports on the evolving dining landscape in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, focusing on local restaurants and the hospitality industry. The article highlights changes in food culture and where to eat in the region.