Local Headlines: The vermin in the White House

Hogan's muted response to Trump comments about Baltimore stirs more anger; Trump attacked Baltimore. The city's newspaper wrote a scathing response.; Kushner owns lots of Baltimore-area apartments. Some are infested with mice.; She delivered $200 worth of drugs. Police seized her $53,000 Chevrolet Tahoe.; District abruptly shuts down site that provides summer jobs to youths; 'A gendered trap': When mothers allege child abuse by fathers, the mothers often lose custody, study shows; The day 40,000 people greeted a president for a Jamestown anniversary celebration; At age 101, this woman released her first collection of poems; D.C.-area forecast: Steamy through Tuesday. Then it turns less hot, but storm chances increase.; These Nationals never make it easy, and their pivotal matchup with the Braves is no different

Sign up for this newsletter Read online Essential news and more for DMV residents.       (Alex Wroblewski/Bloomberg) The vermin in the White House President Trump spent the weekend railing about Baltimore. But there have always been rats at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue — now more than ever. By Petula Dvorak ● Read more » Hogan's muted response to Trump comments about Baltimore stirs more anger The Maryland governor issues a statement criticizing "attacks between politicians." By Antonio Olivo and Rebecca Tan ● Read more » Trump attacked Baltimore. The city's newspaper wrote a scathing response. Baltimore's biggest paper didn't mince words after Trump said no "human being" would want to live there. By Hannah Knowles ● Read more »   Kushner owns lots of Baltimore-area apartments. Some are infested with mice. The company's complexes have been cited for hundreds of code violations. By Rebecca Tan ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT She delivered $200 worth of drugs. Police seized her $53,000 Chevrolet Tahoe. A Fairfax County case shines light on the murky world of drug stings and police seizures. By Justin Jouvenal ● Read more »   District abruptly shuts down site that provides summer jobs to youths Officials said the director of the Amy Jacques Garvey Institute made "inappropriate" remarks to young people. By Paul Schwartzman ● Read more » 'A gendered trap': When mothers allege child abuse by fathers, the mothers often lose custody, study shows Too often, advocates say, family courts don't believe mothers' claims of abuse By Samantha Schmidt ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT The day 40,000 people greeted a president for a Jamestown anniversary celebration In 1907, Theodore Roosevelt drew an adoring crowd for the 300th anniversary of the colony's founding. Now Trump will follow in his footsteps. By Ronald G. Shafer ● Read more »   At age 101, this woman released her first collection of poems After decadeslong careers in landscape architecture and sculpture, centenarian finds art in words By Tara Bahrampour ● Read more »   D.C.-area forecast: Steamy through Tuesday. Then it turns less hot, but storm chances increase. The heat index is set to pass 95 today and could approach 100 tomorrow. By Jason Samenow ● Read more » These Nationals never make it easy, and their pivotal matchup with the Braves is no different Some familiar issues let the Dodgers take two of three, but Atlanta's visit to Nationals Park will tell us more about this team. Perspective ●  By Thomas M. Boswell ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Afternoon Buzz for a roundup of the major stories about the D.C. area, weekdays at 4 p.m. Sign up »

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