Riots leave Washington shaken with lingering fear
Washington faces a slow recovery after April riots. Fear permeates daily life as bus drivers refuse cash after dark and suburban residents arm themselves. Tourists retreat from ghettos while liquor and grocery stores reopen amid security concerns. Spirit of James Brown offers a glimmer of unity amid rising tension.
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Riots Dominate Washington Talk as Senators Slump
The April rioting tops conversation from Capitol Hill to 14th Street eclipsing the Senators gloomy season. Residents report limited downtown rioting despite storefronts, with fear driving residents to seek more police and even National Guard.
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