Jeff Bezos has been quietly jetting into Washington over the past few years, becoming quite the hobnobber around town (for all the details of his local life, click here). Soon, Washingtonians may see ...

DC attorney Keith Krom was walking his dog outside his residence about four years ago when a passerby posed a question he couldn’t answer: “Where’s the museum?” Krom and his family have lived in the ...

The old, opulent mansion on Dupont Circle has been many things. It was built in 1903 as the residence of Chicago Tribune editor Robert Patterson. President Calvin Coolidge lived there while the White ...

Attorneys Katrina and Web met, as they say, “in true DC style—as summer associates at a law firm.” They started out as office mates—she somewhat resentful that Web was assigned the better desk next to ...

After three terms and a decade-plus in office, DC mayor Muriel Bowser is heading for the exit. What will she do next? Bowser ...

Washington has always been a place where power conveys as much prestige as money, or even more. Not to say we haven’t also had some great wealth here: The man the city is named for, George Washington, ...

It’s almost the Fourth of July, which means it’s time to start making a plan for fireworks. The annual fireworks show on the National Mall will start at 9:09 PM and last for nearly 20 minutes, with ...

The Salty Donut. 3299 M St., NW. A Miami-based cafe that started as a vintage camper recently opened its 23rd storefront in ...

News & Politics The Story of the Really Weird Night Richard Nixon Hung Out With Hippies at the Lincoln Memorial It was one of the unlikeliest spectacles in Washington history: the President of the ...

Over the course of her life, Queen Elizabeth II made a number of visits to the DC area, starting as a princess in 1951. Here, we take a look at some photos from the Queen's time in DC, such as ...

Photo-illustrations by Jennifer Moody. In this excerpt from an upcoming book, the woman who reshaped the First Lady’s role arrives in Washington to face social snubs, scheming opportunists, power ...

The first thing you need to know is that no one has a good reason for joining Mensa. Pretty much anyone who tries to join a high-IQ society does so, ultimately, because he or she is an insufferable ...