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Data reporter at City Cast DC. She/her. I can graph that!
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Has Trump Undersold His Fireworks Show? A Visual Exploration.

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By Alyssa Fowers Verified
| City Cast DC
Trump claimed on Truth Social that this Fourth of July fireworks show would be 10 times bigger than anything the country has ever seen. Depending on how you interpret that statement, he might be underselling what’s to come — a potential first for the nation’s 47th president.
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JLG's victory lap, in charts

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By Alyssa Fowers Verified, Emma Uber
| City Cast DC
Janeese Lewis George didn’t just win last week’s Democratic primary for D.C. mayor. She won big, trouncing her opponents in nearly every neighborhood and with the kind of numbers the District hasn’t seen in over a decade. The democratic socialist poised to become D.C.’s next mayor faced six opponents, only one of whom was considered a credible contender.
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The ‘one-legged stools’ holding up a fragile economy

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By Abha Bhattarai Verified, Alyssa Fowers Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
The ‘one-legged stools’ holding up a fragile economy (washingtonpost.com) The ‘one-legged stools’ holding up a fragile economy By Abha Bhattarai; Alyssa Fowers 2026012710010500 On paper, the economy is booming. Low unemployment, strong consumer spending and steady corporate investments are fueling the largest expansion in years. The latest jobs report underscores the strength in the labor market, with employers adding 130,000 new jobs in January.
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