MUDDIED WATERS

It may be all down-hill, well down-stream, for the Potomac River. 

The Potomac Conservancy, an advocacy group for clean drinking water, released its 8th annual “State of the Nation’s River” report.

Performance-enhancing drugs aren’t just for athletes anymore. The usage of prescription ADD and ADHD medications as "study drugs" is becoming increasingly popular among college students.  A study from the U.S.

The U Street Historic District has widely been considered the center of DC's music and art scene as far back as the 1920s.

This past September marked the end of The Large Retailers Accountability Act of 2013, known alternatively as both DC’s living-wage bill and the “Wal-Mart Bill.” The bill, passed by an 8-to-5 vote, was an attempt by the DC City Council to raise DC’s minimum wage from $8.25 to $12.50 for large retailers like Walmart and Target

The legislation named “large companies” as those with at least one billion dollars in revenue and stores at least 75,000 square feet in size.

Twenty-year-old Ascher Thomas asks that you use plural gender pronouns to refer to them. And today, they’re so angry.

In the wake of terrorist attacks around the world—from Ankara, Turkey, to Brussels, Belgium—Muslims are facing more discrimination than ever before, and Muslim students at American University are no exception.

At 169 meters, the Washington Monument is by far the tallest structure in the District of Columbia.