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Reduce your carbon footprint with these 5 climate-friendly recipes
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Recipes for Earth Day and every day, including soup and salad.
D.C. Council chair to reject CFO request, undo mayor’s cuts in his budget
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Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) plans to undo the mayor’s decision to entirely eliminate the Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund, among other actions.
After a D.C. restaurant closes, selling pieces of a dream
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“We have done everything possible to make this work,” restaurateur Hatice Rosato said. “Even your best is not enough.”
‘Very, very poised’: How Spencer Carbery won over the Caps of all ages
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A young coach and an aging core created spring sorcery for the Capitals.
Live updates: House to vote on Ukraine, Israel aid bills
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The House is expected to vote Saturday on legislation to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, among other priorities.
Artists are all-in on vinyl. See how records are made in 2024.
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Artists like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé are releasing vinyl albums with exclusive tracks, cover art and more. See how they are made — from lacquer to label.
In Pa., Biden’s challenge is highlighted by protests from both sides
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Democrats are hopeful in the state, given recent Democratic wins. But on Biden’s recent Pennsylvania trip, he faced chants of “Genocide Joe” and “You’re fired.”
Smithsonian staff fear drag clampdown after GOP questioning, emails show
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Secretary Lonnie Bunch said “LGBTQ+ content is welcome at the Smithsonian” after his comments at a congressional hearing, and canceled drag events drew concern.
3 new audiobooks whisk listeners around the globe
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Our picks for this month are books by Yangsze Choo, Margot Livesey and Amitav Ghosh.
Hosting people at your place: The Paris Olympics edition
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Edith Pritchett cartoon on France’s preparation for the Summer Olympics.
U.S. pushes allies over seized Russia assets at IMF and World Bank meetings
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At the spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank in D.C., U.S. officials pushed Europeans to use some of the Russian central bank reserves that were frozen.
Noisy toys are about to get noisier
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Parents have hidden toys, secretly removed batteries and even run toys over with a car to get away from the noise.
Five things to watch as the Caps meet the Rangers in the Stanley Cup playoffs
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Here’s what to know — and what to keep an eye on — as Rangers-Capitals gets underway in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Voices from the first week of Trump’s hush money trial in N.Y.
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How attorneys, potential jurors, the judge and the defendant spoke about the Trump trial in New York during its first week.
The Venice Biennale, world’s preeminent art event, is alive again
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The 60th convening of the biennale in Venice suggests renewed determination in the face of world conflict and despair.
‘The Jinx: Part Two’ is a victim of its own success
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“The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst” became a true-crime obsession when it came out in 2015. “The Jinx, Part Two” takes up where it left off.
Low inventory forces D.C.-area buyers to get creative, consider condos
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Modest sales growth tied to new condominiums on the market.
D.C.-area forecast: Gusty but sun-drenched today, cloudier and cooler Sunday
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Approaching 70 this afternoon locally. Strong breezes keep it feeling cooler at times.
U.S. Senate hopefuls debate crime, abortion and money in politics
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Democratic Senate hopefuls Angela D. Alsobrooks and Rep. David Trone lay out why they should be the one to take on Maryland’s former GOP governor Larry Hogan.
Ask Amy: Should I pay for my nephew’s family’s hotel stay?
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Is this letter writer right to assume his family is hinting at him footing the bill for a family reunion trip?
Carolyn Hax: Last therapist said cold-calling her office was ‘weird.’ Now what?
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After a therapist’s rude response to a cold call, this letter writer isn’t sure how to find another provider.
Miss Manners: Party host asks for donations for expenses after the event
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Letter writer is appalled by hosts asking guests to help with party costs after the event.
Frustrations boil over for Nats, who have no answer for Justin Verlander
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In the first of a three-game series that the Nationals are using to celebrate their 2019 title, Dave Martinez is ejected and Justin Verlander dominates to spoil the occasion.
Volkswagen workers in Tennessee pass historic vote to unionize
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VW workers in Chattanooga, Tenn., became the first big auto plant in the South to join the United Auto Workers in a victory for organized labor.
Capital observes a cool, green and gray day in mid April
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Friday reminded D.C. that humidity may exist
The unspoken story of why Israel didn’t clobber Iran
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One rule for containing a crisis is to keep your mouth shut. But I’ll tell you what appears to have happened between Israel and Iran.
Man in critical condition after setting himself ablaze near Trump trial courthouse
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Maxwell Azzarello, 37, threw pamphlets on the ground promoting various conspiracy theories before self-immolating, police said.
Opening statements set for Monday in Trump’s New York hush money trial
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Some prospective jurors grew emotional during questioning Friday; the 12 jurors and six alternates picked said they can be impartial in judging Donald Trump.
Youngkin, Democrats head into Va. budget reset with unfinished business
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Democrats stripped amendments from a host of bills and sent them back to the Republican governor, who so far has signaled willingness to negotiate on only one.
There is no constitutional right to pitch your tent on the sidewalk
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With the right ruling, the Supreme Court can help restore order, both to constitutional law and to parks and streets across the West.