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Avery Kleinman

Look Out! Here’s A Crowd-Sourced Map Of The Region’s Dangerous Intersections

What’s the most dangerous intersection in your neighborhood? In our ongoing coverage of our region’s transportation and infrastructure, we asked listeners to add their neighborhood’s dangerous intersections to a map…

A 2015 rally at the Trump Hotel in downtown D.C. Elvert Barnes

Want In-Depth Coverage Of How Trump Impacts Local Washington? Start Here.

On the 2016 campaign trail, then-candidate Donald Trump promised to “drain the swamp” in Washington, D.C. Since he’s taken office, he has acted on that promise in a number of…

Giuseppe Milo

Kojo Show Listeners Share Their Stories Of Being “Unemployed And Faking Normal”

Elizabeth White is on a mission to get older workers to stop “faking normal.” “Even if you are not poor, exactly, you may still be facing downward mobility and feeling…

Foodhini's Chef Ghosoun, a recent refugee from Syria, prepares dishes in the startup's Ivy City kitchens, located at the local food incubator Union Kitchen. Noobtsaa Vang

D.C. Food Startup Connects Refugee Chefs To Home, A New Culture

From the lobbies of Dulles airport to the privacy of family living rooms, the Trump administration’s ban on travel for some immigrants and refugees has had powerful ripple effects in…

D.C.’s Local Muslim Communities And Trump’s Washington

Communities across the D.C. region are still sorting out what Donald Trump’s presidency will mean at the local level for them. Few of them are approaching these questions with as…

The Kojo Nnamdi Show Blog

Look Out! Here’s A Crowd-Sourced Map Of The Region’s Dangerous Intersections

Want In-Depth Coverage Of How Trump Impacts Local Washington? Start Here.

Kojo Show Listeners Share Their Stories Of Being “Unemployed And Faking Normal”

D.C. Food Startup Connects Refugee Chefs To Home, A New Culture

D.C.’s Local Muslim Communities And Trump’s Washington

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