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A Trump administration rule that would have tightened work requirements for food stamps was blocked by a federal judge on Friday, who cited the rapidly spreading coronavirus in her decision. D.C. District Court Chief Judge Beryl A.

A Trump administration rule that would have tightened work requirements for food stamps was blocked by a federal judge on Friday, who cited the rapidly spreading coronavirus in her decision. D.C. District Court Chief Judge Beryl A.

Individuals line up one by one to check in with the small claims courtroom clerk Wednesday morning, every one with a different load. Some are carrying their babies, one is carrying a white cane. D.C.

An attorney testifies that her client’s children have visible bites from insects and rodents. A mother tries to justify why she had to grab a gun to save her son’s life.

Residents of a Columbia Heights apartment building who are withholding rent over complaints about their building are due in court this week. The hearing could be an early step toward eviction, or it could offer a path toward reconciliation.

Some of the most controversial development decisions the D.C. Housing Authority is making have to do with its own headquarters.

dvocates for the poor have estimated that the new rule would cut off 700,000 people from the program.

Fourteen states, New York City and the District of Columbia asked the courts to block the Trump administration from imposing tougher work requirements on food stamp recipients.

Senior Staff Attorney Amee Vora Reflects on her work in the Domestic Violence/Family Law Unit at Legal Aid