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In the Wake of the Great Recession, Poverty Rates in DC Remain High for Certain Groups of Residents

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DC leaders fight budget battle on two fronts

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Fiscal policy nonprofits criticize federal bill that would slash DC's budget by $1B

Cuts to Federal Food Assistance Will Hurt Residents Just As DC Enters Recession

Immigrants are a Vital Part of DC's Future

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