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April 16th, 2025

Is being a journalist influencer ethical? The Society of Professional Journalists responded.

Journalists with large social media followings face the ethical challenge of building their personal brand without compromising their journalistic integrity.

March 23rd, 2025

Silver Spring book and record store prioritizes consumers over profit

As local businesses battle inflation, Silver Spring, Md. shoppers pledge to stick around.

December 7th, 2023

Economic pressures from inflation has put a strain on food pantries

The rise in food costs is making it more difficult for food pantries to secure necessary resources, challenging their ability to meet the needs of their communities.

October 18th, 2023

If you’re a federal worker, bring your employee ID the next time you go out to eat. You may get a ‘shutdown discount.’

As a potential government shutdown looms, Any Day Now café in Navy Yard is extending a helping hand to federal workers with a unique discount: 10% off their entire bill, plus an additional 1% for each day the shutdown continues.

October 12th, 2023

Surging housing market leaves young professionals with limited living options

Rising housing costs in D.C. are pushing young professionals and students to look outside the city for more affordable options. With high prices and limited inventory, many are moving to nearby areas like Maryland and Virginia.

December 16th, 2022

Lessons from Influenza: How COVID-19 Could Evolve Toward Endemic Status Amid Disease Control Challenges and Misinformation

What the world has learned about Influenza (flu) has proposed potential progression toward the endemic stage of COVID-19. Interviews with an immunologist and pharmacist revealed that disease control tactics, differences within time periods and medical misinformation are what make these deadly diseases vastly different.