front of it on this, the eve of Rolling Thunder, when thousands of veterans, motorcycle riders, and onlookers congregate in Washington. Indeed, they thronged to the wall earlier and left hundreds of ...

A DC judge awarded the Proud Boys’ trademarks to downtown’s Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church Monday. The ruling means that the far-right group can no longer use its name, and “clears ...

Good morning. Sunny and very hot with a high around 102 that could feel more like 106. A heat advisory will go into effect at 11 AM. The temperature will drop to near 80 overnight. The Washington ...

Photograph courtesy of Bagel Uprising. The small-batch, locally boiled and baked bagels from Del Ray’s Bagel Uprising are now available at a second location in Ballston. Along with your typical ...

Giant Food supermarket heir Samuel Lehrman built the mansion nicknamed Fessenden House effectively as a warehouse for his collection of 18th-century art and furniture. The palatial, 20,000-square-foot ...

When we think of Fourth of July, we think of parades, food, drinking, and fireworks. At the turn of the 20th century, things weren't very different. Americans celebrated Independence Day with a little ...

The World Cup wraps up this week with lots of spirited watch parties around town. There’s also a rare chance to see the Smithsonian Castle all lit up. If you enjoyed these events, please don’t forget ...

Sarles arrived at Metro in the aftermath of the 2009 Fort Totten crash, the deadliest in its history, which exposed Metro’s negligent safety practices to the world. He’d closed out most of the ...

It seemed wise to arrive early to DC’s John F. Kennedy Jr. lookalike contest on Sunday: The event had logged nearly 900 RSVPs by the morning, probably because organizers promised to trot out ...

A guide to the newest places to eat and drink. Bizzeria is named such because there is no “p” in the Arabic language. The wood-fired pizzas will be similar to those at Yellow with housemade cheese and ...

The Washington Post will reportedly eliminate its sports section, make deep cuts to its local coverage, and get rid of its books section on Wednesday, amid layoffs that may hit 300 people across ...

Bob Connelly is an adjunct professor at American University, where he teaches LGBTQ+ media representation and history. Along the way, he got to know Frank Kameny, who in 1957 was fired from his job ...