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White House Correspondents’ Association Scholar Shares Lessons From Shooting at Annual Dinner

April 29, 2026

I was selected as a 2026 White House Correspondents’ Association scholar representing Howard University. Before the night descended into chaos, it was one of the most memorable experiences of my life for…

After the Ruling: How Trump’s Struck-Down Tariffs Impact Black-Owned Businesses

April 27, 2026

Automatic Draft Registration Raises Questions Among Young Americans

April 25, 2026

Supreme Court Hears Case Regarding Falsified Document

April 20, 2026

Rhode Island Place’s Role in Everyday Health in Ward 5

April 19, 2026

Environment·News·NewsVision·Video·Ward 8·Washington D.C.

A Dumping Ground: East Anacostia Has Been Left to Waste

April 15, 2025

by Davis Dailey

Imagine living in a neighborhood where pollution fills the air, toxic waste lines the streets, and…

Business·Howard University·National·Politics·The White House

President Trump’s Tariffs Spark Concern From Howard Students

April 12, 2025

by Jordan Jarrett

WASHINGTON (HUNS) — Howard University students worry the Trump administration’s tariffs will negatively impact their daily…

Education·HBCU·Multicultural Media Academy·News·Voices of Tomorrow·Washington D.C.

Howard University Multicultural Media Academy Celebrates 50 Years

April 11, 2025

Serenity ArmstrongandLauren Nutall

Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – Since 1975, the Howard University Multicultural Media Academy (HUMMA) has…

Climate Change·Economic Development·Environment·Science & Technology·State & Local·Ward 6

DC Change-Makers Plan New Green Initiatives

April 6, 2025

by Azia Ross

WASHINGTON – Emphasizing the effects of global warming, business and political change makers are sounding the…

National·News·Politics

Citizens Protest Trump-Musk Policies at ‘Hands Off!’ Rallies Across Nation

April 5, 2025

by Vida Poyner-Chillious

MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. — Joseph Carter, 25, a recent Rutgers University graduate, spent Friday night making protest…

Howard University·National·News·NewsVision·State & Local·Video

NewsVision News Brief

April 3, 2025

Tianna GreenandMackenzie Williams

April 1, 2025 Today’s News Brief takes a closer look at programs aimed to promote peace…

Crime·Criminal Justice·Features·NewsVision·State & Local·Uncategorized·Video

D.C. Peace Academy: Changing Lives, Healing Trauma

April 3, 2025

by Kai Blair

Peace for D.C. is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to accelerate efforts to reduce shootings,…

Black Women·Features·NewsVision·Video·Washington D.C.·Wellness

District Motherhued is Helping DC Area Mothers Through Support and Sisterhood

April 3, 2025

by Kayla Farris

According to the Centers for Disease Control, each year there are more than 80% of pregnancy-related…

National·Politics

Cory Booker Disrupts Senate Floor in the Name of ‘Good Trouble’

April 1, 2025

by Ashley Johnson

In the name of “good trouble,” Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., plans to disrupt the Senate with…

State & Local·Ward 1·Washington D.C.

From Final Goodbyes to Forgotten Stories: Uncovering the legacy of Thomas Frazier and his beloved former funeral home

March 22, 2025

by Morghan Manuel

LEDROIT PARK, D.C. — The steep, leveled stairway leads up to a building that once echoed…

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News - Page 11

White House Correspondents’ Association Scholar Shares Lessons From Shooting at Annual Dinner

After the Ruling: How Trump’s Struck-Down Tariffs Impact Black-Owned Businesses

Automatic Draft Registration Raises Questions Among Young Americans

Supreme Court Hears Case Regarding Falsified Document

Rhode Island Place’s Role in Everyday Health in Ward 5

A Dumping Ground: East Anacostia Has Been Left to Waste

President Trump’s Tariffs Spark Concern From Howard Students

Howard University Multicultural Media Academy Celebrates 50 Years

DC Change-Makers Plan New Green Initiatives

Citizens Protest Trump-Musk Policies at ‘Hands Off!’ Rallies Across Nation

NewsVision News Brief

D.C. Peace Academy: Changing Lives, Healing Trauma

District Motherhued is Helping DC Area Mothers Through Support and Sisterhood

Cory Booker Disrupts Senate Floor in the Name of ‘Good Trouble’

From Final Goodbyes to Forgotten Stories: Uncovering the legacy of Thomas Frazier and his beloved former funeral home

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