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Van Hollen Bill Would Create Federally Backed Jobs For Long-Term Unemployed Workers (opens the original)
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Nearly 2 million Americans have been looking for work for at least six months, and U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) wants the federal government to help put them directly into jobs rather than leave them waiting for the labor market to take them back. The Maryland Democrat has introduced the Ready to Work Act of 2026, legislation that would use federal money to help local workforce boards and community organizations create temporary paid positions designed to lead to permanent employment. The
At 94, Andrew Young Leads Atlanta Peace Walk With a Message for the World (opens the original)
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At 94, legendary Ambassador Andrew Young returned to the Atlanta neighborhood where he helped make history, leading a peace walk through Rodney Cook Sr. Park and stopping along the way to tell the stories behind the men whose bronze likenesses now stand there beside his own. Moving through the park on his motorized scooter, the former Atlanta mayor, Georgia congressman and ambassador to the United Nations drew politicians, foundation members, prospective sponsors and neighborhood residents along
White House Grant Rule Could Threaten Voting Access for Disabled D.C. Residents (opens the original)
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A White House proposal to prohibit federal grant money from being used for voter registration could directly affect Washington, particularly where federal dollars pay advocates to inspect voting centers, help people with disabilities exercise their voting rights, and intervene when physical or other barriers make casting a ballot more difficult. The possible changes are especially significant in a city where Disability Rights DC has repeatedly found accessibility problems at voting locations and
Nearly 3,000 Guard Troops Remain in D.C. as Louisiana Sends More (opens the original)
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The National Guard force on Washington streets has fallen below 3,000 after swelling to more than 5,100 this summer. However, as D.C. parents and officials object to troops appearing near schools, more soldiers are arriving, and the Pentagon is preparing to keep the operation running through January 2029. More than 60 Louisiana National Guard soldiers departed for Washington over the weekend, even as 11 states withdrew their contingents from the capital. As of Tuesday, 2,921 Guard members were d
America's Richest Households Gained $9.6 Million Under Trump. The Bottom Half Gained $1,200 (opens the original)
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The numbers are so far apart that they describe two very different American economies. Under the current Trump administration, the wealthiest 0.1% gained 8,000 times as much wealth per household as the bottom half of Americans. According to new findings from the Center for American Progress, which used Federal Reserve data, from the end of 2024 through the first quarter of 2026, households in the wealthiest 0.1% gained an average of $9.6 million in inflation-adjusted wealth. For households in th
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