Washington may be in the middle of a government shutdown, but some of the area’s beloved attractions—including museums and sporting events—are still open to visitors. The Smithsonian museums and the ...

If you’re looking for a joyous respite from all the tough news in DC, you can add these upcoming celebrity comedy shows to your calendar. Top acts such as John Mulaney, Trevor Noah, and Druski are ...

Omakase Room by Tadayoshi. 699 14th St., NW. Chef Tadayoshi Motoa has cooked all over the world from his native Japan to Copenhagen, Jakarta, Dubai, Madrid, and London. Now, he’s arrived in DC to open ...

Where: The Strand, Turks & Caicos; 649-232-4222. What’s special: Opened in November as part of The Leading Hotels of the World network, The Strand in Turks and Caicos is a luxe resort situated on ...

After all, another government shutdown is here. “A lot of them are really uncertain how long it’s going to last, and even if they’re going to have their jobs at the end,” says general manager and ...

Carmine’s 425 7th St., NW Carmine’s DC is offering an all-day happy hour throughout the shutdown with $5 meatball sliders and two special $8 cocktails, the “Here We Go Again” or “The Essential Worker.

Two I.T. professionals from Maryland, Deneen and Justin met as engineering students at the University of Pittsburgh but really connected later at a friend’s wedding. Three years after their first date ...

The house that Schmidt constructed in collaboration with BLDUS has now hit the market, for $2.5 million. Becker’s neighboring alley house was built on a budget and reflects his and his wife’s ...

Eunoia is owned by Iva and Alex Gotzev, who also operate Dupont Circle pilates studio Toolbox DC and neighboring cafe Zeleno. Maldonado, who initially moved to DC to open Mexican restaurant Maiz 64 ...

Manifest 001—the Adams Morgan barbershop/cafe/cocktail bar—has a Union Market sibling as of Tuesday, September 30. And while you can get a haircut, pick up designer sneakers at the boutique, or work ...

Dana Bash, Shannon Bream, Margaret Brennan, Martha Raddatz, and Kristen Welker share what it’s like to be part of this historic cohort of journalists.

Huge cuts to government employment and knock-on cuts in the private sector this year have already walloped the region’s economy, so any further interruption will hurt even worse, Terry Clower, who ...