Donald Trump plans to host an event for hundreds of people on the South Lawn of the White House on Saturday, reports the Washington Post. The rally marks Trump's first in-person event since his...

Taylor Gourmet will close all 17 of its DC-area stores after Sunday, September 23. Friday is the last day for the hoagie chain's two Chicago stores. The closures come as Connecticut-based private...

A Delaware man relocating for a senior federal job will be the new occupant of one of Ward 2's most sought-after homes, according to multiple reports. The tenant, Joseph R. Biden Jr., will not be a...

Washington’s last taboo: calling someone stupid.

Two South Carolina National Guardsmen "found shards of glass baked into the dough and cheese" of a pizza they ordered to the DC Marriott Marquis via Uber Eats, the Charleston, South Carolina, Post...

The Helsinki Commission is roiled by claims its Republican director has made against his Democratic-appointed predecessor (and vice versa).

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy revealed this week that during the pandemic he rented a room from Republican pollster Frank Luntz—in the corporate adviser's lavish 7,000-square-foot Penn Quarter...

DC police arrested a man who allegedly walked through the Comet Ping Pong restaurant in Chevy Chase with a gun on Sunday afternoon. The man, who police identified Sunday night as Edgar Maddison Welch...

Accusations of stalking, prostitution, and racism are merely the appetizer. The main course features Jacob Wohl and claims of falsified tweets and stolen phones.

The strange saga of the National Park Service and D.C.’s local parks.

The CNN debate show was indeed like pro wrestling. And our political landscape is worse without it.

For years, activists in the District of Columbia have talked about renaming Woodrow Wilson High School, the 85-year-old Tenleytown school that serves much of Northwest Washington. For the last four...

It would have violated the first rule of campaign memoirs: Do no harm.

A new age of anxiety has turned Democrat against Democrat — and national pols against local ones.

DC Public Library's new renovated 20,000-square-foot space boasts plenty of reading rooms and an Innovation Lab with a 3D printer.

The feds blame local D.C. for crime, but the city can point the finger right back. Is this any way to run a capital?

If you were hoping for Next Day Blinds, you'll now have to wait two extra days. The regional window covering chain, which has a showroom in the Virginia Square area, has reportedly gone out of...

Donald and Melania Trump, a socially prominent couple who regularly entertain large crowds of people at their residence in the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, confirmed this week that they had...

Kojo Nnamdi first hit the DC airwaves back when he was managing an activist bookstore. Now, a half century after starting his career at Howard University’s radio station covering the global Black...

Amid all the spectacles of the years since 2016, the sight of a downtown DC chain pharmacy putting boards over its storefront on a quiet late-October afternoon does not seem particularly grotesque....

According to an epic federal indictment yesterday, California congressman Duncan Hunter, and his wife, Margaret, have a proclivity for lavish spending (See: $600 in airline fees for flying their pet...

Love him or loathe him, former President George W. Bush provides a perfect foil for our current political mess.

Now the victim wants to change the way we investigate alleged foreign ops.

He and his wife were a diplomatic couple, a rarity at the Foreign Service.

For years, activists in the District of Columbia have talked about renaming Woodrow Wilson High School, the 85-year-old Tenleytown school that serves much of Northwest Washington. For the last four...

The Conservateur, a fledgling, ideologically flavored women’s publication, mixes fashion, lifestyle and red meat. It also just might say something about where our culture is headed.

Fearful of bad PR, left-leaning groups are rushing to embrace staff unions and boost salary floors — while upending some longstanding D.C. assumptions about paying your dues.

Washingtonian Editor Michael Schaffer will leave the publication to take a job at Politico. Schaffer notified staff of his decision Wednesday morning; Politico announced it Thursday in Playbook....

The venerable Washington cable network of respectful debate and government procedure has to slug it out for social media views. It’s complicated.

The celebrity chef became a unifying D.C. hero. Now he’s in the middle of the most divisive issue of the year.

Her memoir shows everything that’s wonderful about friendship — and awful about insider culture.

After 41 years, Washington City Paper has published its final regular print edition. We invited alums to share their memories.

In celebration of the inauguration of President Biden and Vice President Harris, there was an enormous fireworks show that could be seen (and heard) for miles throughout the city—and beyond. DC is no...

Investigators are circling and fellow NFL owners are fuming. But on Capitol Hill, D.C.'s least popular man is a surprise partisan cause.

As the city reopens, its power elite faces an uncomfortable question: Does Washington society have a bottom?

In a new memoir, the hero cop is naming names like Kevin McCarthy, Lindsey Graham and his own union bosses.

Free speech on the internet took a huge hit when the news agency Reuters took down an important hacking investigation to comply with an overseas legal challenge.

The reports are littered with fuzzy sourcing.

With the Red Wolves emerging as a favorite contender to replace the current name of the Washington NFL team, we wondered: What, exactly, are red wolves? In short, they're a very endangered species....

By mid-April, more than two thousand Americans could die each day from Covid-19, according to the updated projections of a University of Washington research team. Its data suggests that daily deaths...

April 21, 2020—The clerics have been sworn to secrecy. On this warm morning, they’ve come to a vast and empty parking lot, instructed not to tell anyone of its location. The pitch of asphalt is...

While news organizations are quibbling over how to deal with Donald Trump's alleged affinity for "golden showers," a local Washington restaurant has whipped up a Golden Showergate special. Behold,...

Mark Leibovich talks about his new book about Trump enablers — and wonders whether it’s worth caring about the bestseller that made him famous.

Her husband is accused of swiping Archives property. But she’s set to star in a winning photo op.

As far as D.C.'s economy is concerned, next week won't make much difference.