Dr. Shareefah Al'Uqdah and Rylinda Rhodes are redefining mental health care in underserved communities in Washington, D.C.

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Executive actions, budget cuts, layoffs, and legislation—all enacted in the Trump administration’s first six months—have ...

The three-day festival included activities throughout town, including hamburgers at Sharbono Park, a breakfast served by the ...

Two years ago, Tyler Yates lost his best friend to an overdose. At the urging of another person in the recovery community, Yates said his best friend stopped taking buprenorphine ...