The evening will feature live performances by iconic D.C. musicians. [sponsor]
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
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Go Home Already: Larry Hogan Won't Let Maryland Sue Over Travel Ban
Plus, a Mount Vernon Triangle mystery, where to smooch, and other end-of-day stories.
Gothamist Films
Local Restaurants Brace For 'Day Without Immigrants'
The economic protest has gained steam across the city as a rebuke of President Trump's immigration views.
Police Arrest Fourth Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of Deeniquia Dodds
The transgender woman was fatally shot on July 4.
The People Movers At Dulles Have Been In 16 Accidents Since 2007
Many of the other accidents were minor, but they aren't helping the mobile lounges' reputation as one of the most hated aspects of the region's most hated airport.
Weekly Music Agenda, Featuring Ms. Lauryn Hill
You can also check out sets from Sinkane, The Radio Dept., and Cashmere Cat.
The Whole Foods On H Street NE Is Opening On March 15
The store will begin its kickoff with a bread-breaking ceremony at 8:45 a.m. that Wednesday morning.
Hundreds Of Washingtonians Plot To Keep Meddlesome Congress's 'Hands Off D.C.'
At the same time that Congress got one step closer to blocking a D.C. law.
Virginia Judge Blocks Trump Travel Ban With A Sharp Rebuke
"Maximum power does not mean absolute power," writes Judge Leonie Brinkema.
Vice President Mike Pence Spotted Picking Up Flowers At Whole Foods
He was buying flowers this Valentine's Day in Glover Park.
Morning Roundup: Dumpster Attacks Bus
Literally. Also Alexandrians reject Taco Bell, Bad Saint makes it to the cover of Bon Appetit, and more in the news.
Saving A Syrian Synagogue In Times Of War
As the violence in Syria intensified, residents banded together to protect their local synagogue and the precious objects within it. [sponsor]
Monday, February 13, 2017
Go Home Already: Nordstrom Dressed Trump Staffers For Inauguration
Governor Chris Christie is slated to meet with President Trump tomorrow, and more end-of-day news.
Muralist Kelly Towles Turns Meditative For A Silver Spring Light Installation
"My voice is always best through dialogue," the artist explains, and his latest work engages with the community on a more personal level than his murals.
Lawmakers Question Delay Of White House Tours Under Trump Administration
Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama all appointed a White House Visitors Office director before being sworn in, according to a letter from lawmakers.
How To Keep Track Of All The Anti-Trump Protests Happening In D.C.
"It is a way for people to easily find out about these things when they might not know where to start."

