On Tuesday, President Trump was once again blocked from putting his name on the Kennedy Center—and because of that, he’s threatening to tear it down. It’s anyone’s guess how serious he is, but his ...

9/21/26 update: The closure of Waterside Drive has been delayed due to the discovery of an underground utility line during excavation. Electronic signs went up weeks ago at each end of Waterside Drive ...

N.H. 48 is the name of the 1,744-mile national highway that connects Delhi with Mumbai and a host of other Indian cities. It’s also the name of a new restaurant on MacArthur Boulevard in the Palisades ...

She Survived 9/11 at the Pentagon. She’s Still Living With the Fallout. Racquel Kelley was a civilian. An office worker at the Pentagon in 2001. She never imagined ...

Guest List is Washingtonian’s fantasy cast of who we’d like to invite over for dinner each month. He’s head of North American policy at DoorDash, which caused an uproar by backing a congressional bill ...

The Brooklyn post-punk band has blown up over the last year, and these big-venue shows should be intense: Cameron Winter’s distinctive vocals and the group’s angular, inventive guitar work make them ...

A. Litteri sources its rolls from the Catania Bakery on North Capitol Street—which was also founded by Sicilian immigrants and has been cranking out Italian bread since 1932. Customers can choose a ...

A guide to the newest places to eat and drink. The crust is cracker-thin, and the slices are square and small enough to sit on a cocktail napkin. G. Bradley Shorten, a Chicago native, and Meg Schmitt, ...

ashington’s defense technologists once followed a familiar path. They circulated through major defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, spent time at the RAND Corporation or ...

FanDuel and Washingtonian welcomed guests to Barbouzard for an elegant evening to kick off the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Guests enjoyed fresh bites, themed cocktails, and the opportunity to speak with a ...