Slow down, D.C. Or at least smile as you speed. more ›

Starbucks is being sued in D.C. Superior Court -- but it has nothing to do with its expensive, burnt tasting coffee. WTOP reports that a Norfolk, Virginia man is suing the company after his daughter found a video camera installed inside one of the two unisex bathrooms at the Starbucks near the entrance to the Archives Metro station. more ›

The city government must be torn. On the one hand, far fewer drivers appear to be breaking the law than they believed. On the other, they really could have used the extra revenue from such bad behavior. more ›

I sure hope the Maryland State Highway Administration has some good ideas, because it sounds like they're about to come into a huge amount of revenue. more ›

Based on reports from a hearing held this afternoon, DC9 -- thanks in part to a large security upgrade -- has been deemed to have resolved a "threat of imminent danger," clearing the way for the club to reopen. DC9 will be permitted to reopen as early as December 15 provided it meets certain conditions, such as providing employees with security training and ensuring DC9 co-owner Joe Englert doesn't employ the five men initially charged in the death of Ali Ahmed Mohammed at any of his D.C. establishments until at least January 19. more ›

...oh wait, they actually just spied on peaceful anti-war and anti-death penalty activists. more ›