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Changes at the U.S. Postal Service have made many in the DMV wonder whether mail-in ballots will be counted.

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Let's talk about why people are angry and what can we do about racism.

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Howard University Provost Anthony Wutoh talks about alumna Kamala Harris' vice presidential nomination. Virginia House Majority Leader Charniele Herring previews the upcoming special session focusing on criminal justice. And D.C. Councilmember Charles Allen talks about the spike of gun violence in the District.

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The Republican governor of Maryland writes about bipartisanship during political divisiveness, the 2015 Baltimore protests and beating cancer. We'll hear what Maryland journalists think of the book.

It takes a Senate super majority to make D.C. a state. These statehood advocates say that must change.