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A nugget of political arithmetic is suddenly everywhere: “Two-thirds majority.” This is the share of votes required to convict President Trump in an impeachment trial in the United States Senate. That ...

Barcelona-born chef Pepe Moncayo fused Spanish and Japanese flavors at his former restaurant Cranes and offered a modern take on Catalan cuisine at short-lived Arrels. His latest gig is something ...

It was a simpler time. The billionaire mogul had not yet built an electric truck liable to fall apart while in motion; released a chatbot known to praise Adolf Hitler; or seemingly succumbed to the ...

Popular downtown nightlife destination and restaurant The Park at 14th will pay $243,350 to workers and in government penalties following an investigation by DC’s Office of the Attorney General into ...

Washington’s Metro, which turns 50 this year, is something of a miracle. In post–World War II America, highways were the name of the transportation game, as decades of car-centric sprawl made new ...

Is Washington Ready for Sarah McBride’s Unrelenting Grace? The first trans congresswoman isn’t that mad at Republicans. Is that good politics in 2026?

After about a week, his assignment changed. An array of federal agents had descended on the city for the law-enforcement surge, and they reported to a US Park Police facility in Anacostia. This ...

David Becker is an elections evangelist: Democracy, he says, is our nation’s “civic religion,” and elections are its “holy day.” He’s spent his career championing elections—first as a voting-rights ...

In the weeks before the rally, Kelley Gillespie threw herself into its organization with the savvy of the seasoned planner of Washington events that she is. She and her team plotted out what props ...

After overcoming a troubled childhood, Jon Ganz left Virginia with his wife, Rachel, in search of a better life—only to disappear into the night. Was his obsession with an AI chatbot to blame?

The former Montreal Expos arrived in late 2004 with no staff, decrepit facilities, and less than six months to establish a big-league operation in DC. And while the on-field ups and downs of the new ...