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“We’re going to try really, really hard to make sure the store very is much apart of this community and this area, but our constants will never change,” said co-owner Lissa Muscatine.

It’s slated to open this fall.

The first event in the series centers around civil liberties, and it’s taking place on Sunday.

You’ll never be able to peruse Yelp or surf a Spotify playlist the same way after this book.

Author Richard H. Thaler discusses his new book, “Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics,” on Thursday.

None of the District’s bookstores will be stocking the latest issue of the French satirical magazine anytime soon.

Has the Internet and social media led Americans to become less neighborly? Marc Dunkelman explores the idea in “The Vanishing Neighbor.”

From Frager’s to a bunch of book stores, here are 11 classic Washington stores we can’t live without.

Michelle Obama made a jaunt up to Politics & Prose yesterday to sign copies of her 2012 book about the White House’s vegetable and herb garden.