The New York Times, with research firm Dynata, found that masks are quite common in D.C. — with some exceptions.

The travel writers point to D.C.’s diverse blend of cultures, its burgeoning dining scene, and political relevance during an election year.

“This is the biggest Streisand effect since Streisand.”

There are plenty of good reasons to visit D.C. An unopened museum, an over-hyped New York restaurant, and a cold monument to luxury retail aren’t any of them.

The paper’s Mid-Atlantic bureau chief is about to get a flood of ranting emails.

Maureen Dowd loves Robert Griffin III, and wishes that President Obama learned a few lessons from the phenom quarterback.

The obituary for George McGovern that appears in the New York Times was written by David Rosenbaum, a journalist who was killed during a robbery in D.C. in 2006.

If you lose your iPhone, don’t give up hope: a New York Times writer was able to get his back after getting a little help from an app, his followers on Twitter and the Prince George’s County Police Department.

New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, who died of an apparent asthma attack yesterday while on assignment in Syria, is being remembered by his former colleagues at The Washington Post for his lyrical reporting style and generous personality.

The District’s controversial Internet gambling program got the Gray Lady treatment today.