Marjorie, I know the truth confuses you and facts ain’t your strong suit—so let me break it down real slow: George Floyd didn’t die from drugs. He died because Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for 9 minutes. That’s called murder. We all saw it. You can lie to yourself all day,

Not the prettiest Metro Forward station, yet it’s still striking. 😍

Good evening from #Pittsburgh

Seeing Metro Forward’s #BetterBus at the #CommsSchool2025 in #Pittsburgh 🚌

Metro welcomes the world! 🌎 Check out our World Pride themed train in living color. Stay tuned for the bus! You can track each here under “Special Edition” when both are live: wmata.com/live

It’s a beautiful day at Nationals Park — go, Washington Nationals!

With the budget released today, hearings get underway. My Committee on Transportation and the Environment hearings begin next week. People can testify in person or virtually, or submit written. Details 👇

Are you a renter in DC getting hit with additional utility fees on top of your monthly rent? We're seeing this more and more, as property managers are adding varying charges for common area utilities, and it's just not right. 1/2 👇

Meanwhile in Dallas 🚲 (Also had to share this photo of my former bike! Surely the image was relevant to something when I was food editor at the Observer.) dallasobserver.com/news/dallas-ci…

You may have seen posts about the DC Council’s budget oversight hearings. But what are they? Let's get into it. 👇

I run the best when the sun’s in my face. Anyone else?

This morning’s run did not disappoint. DC has so many stunning places to move outdoors.

DC’s #Pride #boat parade has begun! #ward6

Happy #Pride!!!!

The Mayor’s Proposed Budget cuts 24% from Department of Energy & Environment, including sweeping $70 million away from #cleanenergy expansion that often benefits low-income homeowners, to instead pay the #DCgovernment’s own utility bills. (1/3) 👇

"The stage was set for a photo-worthy showdown in the Alamo City. Instead, protesters marched to mariachi and conjunto music and lots of honking." #SanAntonio #myhomestate texasmonthly.com/news-politics/…

Sad to see The Washington Post minimize the placement of regional DMV stories by merging Metro with other sections.

In a world where everything is a national story, a distinct and engaging local section is a real way to stand out. I can read 500 of the same stories on federal politics, but there’s only so many places to give me good local news.

Killing off the Metro section is horrible news for our local media and won’t do a thing to turn around circulation numbers. Post’s Metro reporters (entirely independent of editorial board) are some of the best. Another hit to local journalism and we all suffer from it.