#washington-dc

#washington-dc

In the nation's capital, more than half of all homeowners are now at risk of paying a hidden tax on the very equity they've spent decades building.

Owl's Nest, located in the Forest Hills neighborhood, offers a unique elevation that feels suitable for owls and is steeped in historical relevance with ties to prominent figures.

The FBI and General Services Administration announced the law enforcement agency would move its headquarters less than half a mile to the Ronald Reagan Building.

"I can't think of a more important year to host SCTE in Washington, D.C. In 2025, we have an important opportunity to showcase how our industry is building the critical digital infrastructure that is the backbone of America's economic growth, technological progress, and global competitiveness."

Washington, DC, ranks second in cannabis use in the nation, with one-third of residents engaging in recreational or medical cannabis consumption, after Vermont.

This year's Smithsonian Folklife Festival addresses the theme 'Youth and the Future of Culture,' featuring young participants showcasing their innovative projects related to arts and crafts.

According to Vault's recent regional rankings, Covington & Burling tops the list of the most prestigious law firms in Washington, DC, as rated by associates.

Heat indexes are dangerously high this week, and Washingtonians have been warned that we should 'brace for a brutally hot and humid summer.'

"This popular Baltimore ice cream shop has an outpost in the Parks at Walter Reed development. The place and its ever-rotating flavors are all about Maryland pride."

We're tracking the situation unfolding in Iran,

"On June 13, 1925, Charles Jenkins's demonstration of a 'radiovision' screen marked a significant moment in media history as television was first witnessed by the public."

The bright sun invites DC locals to indulge in various outdoor happy hours across the city offering delicious drinks, tasty snacks, and a vibrant atmosphere.

And it doesn't only impact civil servants as many private businesses in D.C. are tied to the federal government.

Michelin-starred chef Elias Taddesse re-launches his popular concepts, merging fast-casual dining styles into one location in Shaw, serving diverse culinary fusions.

An armed action is not necessarily a military action. It usually is not. Usually it is theater and spectacle, a quality it shares with many unarmed actions.

"Wherever you are in the world, you will hear Washington, DC mentioned every day. With politics as an anchor also comes an incredible diversity."

Since the pair's arrival at the zoo in October, keepers say Qing Bao has been relishing her independence—eating, napping, and climbing trees without the looming burden of a man in her ear.

"Walk through the doors and you're instantly met by the soaring atrium of the Greenhouse, the hotel's luxe on-property restaurant, which is separated from the entrance by a walkway of checkered black and white marble."

Most people wouldn't start a bookstore with just local authors because they think that will never be profitable. So this is my chance to test that on a really small scale.

Colibri Real Estate stands out in Washington, D.C.'s real estate education landscape, balancing flexibility with comprehensive online resources, and a commitment to student success.

"Even if the actual attendance number falls short of the 1 million visitors... the NFL draft is guaranteed to attract more visitors when it returns to D.C. in 2027 than it did the only previous time it was held in the District."