Built in 1903 as a cornerstone of U Street’s former “Black Broadway,” the True Reformer Building is the first Black-owned, constructed, and financed building in post-Reconstruction America. Take a look inside: washingtonian.com/2026/08/12/i...
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An Upscale Vietnamese Restaurant Arrives in Eden CenterTam Tam Brunch and Dinner wants to be a destination for date nights and sit-down coffee.washingtonian.comTransform your place into a sanctuary by adding a hot tub, cold plunge, or sauna. These at-home spa amenities will turn your place into an oasis: washingtonian.com/2026/08/12/a...
8 At-Home Spa Amenities to Covert Your Place Into an OasisTransform your place into a sanctuary by adding a hot tub, cold plunge, or sauna.washingtonian.comA year after National Guard troops arrived in DC, the mission has cost taxpayers an estimated $500 million with questions still swirling over its impact on crime. washingtonian.com/2026/08/11/t...
Chef Michael Mina's Acqua Bistecca is closing after less than a year, citing industry challenges and rising costs.
Chef Michael Mina Closes Acqua Bistecca After Less Than a YearThe glam Italian steakhouse received a zero-star review from the Washington Post.washingtonian.comFrom AI companions to chatbot affairs, local divorce lawyers say artificial intelligence is showing up in more marriage disputes.
How AI Chatbots Are Wrecking Some Marriages Around DCMore people are confiding to AI chatbots instead of the their partners, leading to the end of the relationship.washingtonian.comChicago's signature tavern style pizza has arrived in Dupont. La Merna pairs cracker thin pies with handmade pasta, nostalgic interiors, and classic cocktails. washingtonian.com/2026/08/07/l...
Looking for something new to read, hear, or binge? Here are the latest books, albums, and podcasts making waves around DC. washingtonian.com/2026/08/11/d...
Good morning, in Tuesday’s Washingtonian Today: * Trump’s cart of the deal * National Guard deployment hits one-year mark * Maryland kids played with possibly rabid bat washingtonian.com/2026/08/11/trump-catering-cart-turkey-national-guard-dc-maryland-rabid-bat/
Trump’s Cart of the Deal, National Guard Deployment Hits One-Year Mark, and Maryland Kids Played With Possibly Rabid Bat - WashingtonianGood morning. Partly sunny with a high around 91 today. Rain and storm chances after 2 PM will continue into tonight, with a low near 72. The Nationals begin a three-game homestand against the Cubs this...washingtonian.comThere's lots to do in the DC area this week and weekend: Panda Fest arrives with lots of cultural cheer and family-friendly fun, plus, foodies can eat their way through Alexandria’s culinary scene during restaurant week.
24 Things to Do in the DC Area This Week and WeekendVisit Arlington County Fair, attend Panda Fest, or dine out for Alexandria Restaurant Week.washingtonian.comOnline ridicule helped DC influencer Tony P go viral—and make money. As his social-media star wanes, he’s looking to jump to television. But can he afford to leave his snarkiest followers behind?
Guess What? Tony P Hates You, Too.Online ridicule helped DC influencer Anthony Polcari go viral—and make money. As his social-media star wanes, he’s looking to jump to television. But can he afford to leave his snarkiest followers…washingtonian.comAJ Dybantsa, Eduardo Peñalver, and more–here's five people we'd love to hang out with this August.
Guest List: 5 People We’d Love to Hang Out With This AugustA monthly roundup of people we’d like to have over for drinks, food, and conversation.washingtonian.comShould children really avoid birthday cake? We spoke with a food sociologist about Trump’s controversial new nutritional guidance.
Should Children Really Avoid Birthday Cake?A food sociologist weighs in on Trump’s controversial new nutritional guidancewashingtonian.comTry something out of the ordinary for your next day trip! Pose with dinosaurs, visit a foam Stonehenge, explore creepy catacombs, and more unconventional outings here:
7 Whimsical and Weird Day Trip Ideas Near DCPose with dinosaurs, visit a foam Stonehenge, explore creepy catacombs, and more unconventional outings.washingtonian.comRAMW’s Summer Restaurant Week is a couple weeks away, and now’s the time to make reservations. Here’s some hot new dining spots to try out:
11 Hot New Dining Spots to Try for Summer Restaurant Week - WashingtonianRAMW's Summer Restaurant Week is a couple weeks away—it runs from Monday, August 24 through Sunday, August 30—and now's the time to make reservations for those $25-$35 lunches and brunches and $40 to…washingtonian.comGood morning, in Monday’s Washingtonian Today: * Trump keeps the Reflecting Pool story alive * Lawmakers target DC helmet law * The July 4 fireworks set a world record washingtonian.com/2026/08/10/trump-reflecting-pool-gop-dc-helmet-law-dc-july-4-fireworks-guinness-record/
Trump Keeps the Reflecting Pool Story Alive, Lawmakers Target DC Helmet Law, and the July 4 Fireworks Set a World Record - WashingtonianGood morning. Sunny and humid with a high around 95. Thunderstorm chances this evening, with a low near 76 overnight. 🌎 How well do you know the District? Play our new geography game and test your...washingtonian.comA DC man with a goat was detained by Metro police, but there's more to the story.
Viral Goat Lil Bob: What to Know - WashingtonianA DC man with a goat was detained by Metro police. There's more to the story.washingtonian.comCroix, a polished rooftop restaurant, opens on Friday. It’s got a wide-ranging Caribbean menu, a long tropical cocktail list, and commanding views of downtown.
A New DC Rooftop Wants to Transport You to St. CroixCroix, a modern Caribbean restaurant, opens August 13.washingtonian.comFunnel cakes, deep-fried Oreos, and giant turkey legs are reminiscent of one of our favorite summer traditions: fair season 🎠🎪
10 County and State Fairs in the DC Area to Add to Your Bucket ListDerby shows, adorable petting zoos, cotton candy, and carnival rides are back this fair season.washingtonian.com“A lot of people don’t know what foie gras is. But once they find out that it’s made by force-feeding ducks with a metal tube, they generally don’t support foie gras.”
Foie Gras Ban Will Be on DC's Ballot This NovemberA couple chefs say they will serve the fatty liver regardless.washingtonian.com