Muriel Bowser is the lesser evil in DC mayoral primary

Published June 20, 2022 12:00am ET



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Sunday night was supposed to be dedicated to Father’s Day and Juneteenth celebrations. Instead, two families in Washington, D.C., are mourning the loss of their children to gun violence.

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