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PHOTOS: A Long Day at the Supreme Court

Demonstrations continued Tuesday after news that the court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Written by Washingtonian Staff | Photographed by Evy Mages | Published on May 4, 2022

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Pro-choice advocates at the Supreme Court. Photograph by Evy Mages.

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The Hilton Brothers Are Opening a Fireplace Bar With New York-Style Pizza in Shaw

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These Are Washingtonian Readers’ Favorite Restaurants in 2019

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People Keep Asking the Wrong Andrew Yangs for $1,000

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How the Mueller Investigation Changed K Street

Beltway fixers dish on the illicit economy around foreign lobbying and how Washington’s influence industry is adapting in the post-Mueller age—for better and worse.

Food | Shopping

6 Awesome Artisans Around DC Who Make Guitars, Clothing, Jewelry, and More

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You Won’t Want to Miss These 25 Holiday Markets Around DC

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22 Washington-Area Charities Where a Donation of Any Size—Even $50—Has Impact

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18 Made-in-DC Products That Will Make Great Gifts This Season

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What to Do If You Want to Get Out of the House on Thanksgiving Day

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Experience a Redskins Game for Under $30? Challenge Accepted.

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30 Essential Books About Washington

Plus, some others you should know about.

5 Cozy Restaurants for Brunch by the Fire

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Things to Do in DC This Weekend (November 21-24): A Jane Goodall Exhibit, Holiday Markets, and a Massive Maze at Nats Park

Food

DC’s Biggest Holiday Bar Is Back With a Nationals “Candy Cane Baseball Wonderland” Theme

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PHOTOS: Michelle Obama Appeared at Politics and Prose on Monday

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Week (November 18-20): A British Monologue, a Lecture About Civility, and DC Cocktail Week

Food

5 New Breakfast and Brunch Spots to Try Around DC

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Elite

Joel Stein, the legendary humor writer, has launched a second life as a champion of America's aristocrats. It all started on Election night. Seriously.

Sleep Divorce Is a Thing—and It’s on the Rise

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The Nats Win the World Series! Take a Look at Some Excellent Crowd Moments

Home & Style

Look Inside My Home: A Colorful Rockville House With Skylights, Bright Walls, and Parisian Street Market Treasures

Food

Our 5 Favorite Fried-Chicken Sandwiches in Washington

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Ibraheem Samirah Is Nowhere Near Done Messing With the Way Virginia Does Politics

His style may feel like a major shift in the political norms of the state, but his story foretells its future.

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You Can Still Get World Series Tickets—but It’ll Cost You

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Our 15 Favorite Displays of Nationals Pride Around DC

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What It’s Like to Be Rated on Your Looks

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More Washingtonians Are Suddenly Into Birdwatching

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Before You Watch the World Series, Here’s What You Need to Know About the Nationals

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Jeff Bezos Surprised High School Students in DC Monday. Most Didn’t Know Who He Was.

Food

4 New Breakfast and Brunch Spots to Try This Weekend

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Want to Buy a Ticket to a World Series Game in DC? Good Luck.

Weddings

5 Ways Couples Can Rep the Nationals at Their Wedding

Things to Do

These Very DC Bars Are Showing the Nationals Game AND the Democratic Debate Tonight

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This Is How You Train As a Spy in the CIA’s Most Elite Covert Unit

Source meetings at Panera. Dead drops all over DC. How to develop a cover identity. Former spy Amaryllis Fox tells all in this excerpt from...

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A Massive Sculpture of an African American Last Supper, Hidden for Years, Has Been Discovered in Columbia Heights

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The Impeachment Loophole No One’s Talking About

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What It’s Like to Coach in the NBA—for Exponentially Less Money Than a Guy Makes

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The Most Powerful Women in Washington

150 of the area’s most influential women in government, business, law, education, media, nonprofits, and the arts.

DC’s Massive Latin Food and Fashion Marketplace Debuts This Week

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Things to Do in DC This Weekend (September 26-29): Washington Mystics in the Finals, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and an Interactive Dance Installation

Food

Michelin Accidentally Leaks Its List of 2020 DC Bib Gourmand Awards Early

Things to Do

Our 7 Favorite Nearby Hikes to Do in the Fall

Food

14 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend

News & Politics

Interview: The Coauthor of ‘The Education of Brett Kavanaugh’ Explains How She Dug Into DC’s Private-School Scene

Shopping

These Are the 9 Best-Dressed People in Washington Right Now

Food

12 Fun Food Events Around DC for Labor Day Weekend

Home & Style | Real Estate

Washington’s Top 9 New Houses of the Year

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Does DC Need a Digital Detox?

Food

11 DC-Area Fried Chicken Sandwiches to Eat Instead of Popeyes

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The 2020 Candidates, Ranked by Who’s the Most “Washington”

Own DC property? Send kids to school here? Admire Ian MacKaye? An unscientific scorecard.

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The Forgotten History of DC’s First Golf Course for African Americans

You didn't need a police escort to play there. You might see a celeb. Langston's long-timers reflect on the first fairways in Washington where they...

Eat Great Cheap! The 62 Best New Restaurants Around DC to Eat for Under $25 a Person

Food

The (Ranked!) Top 15 New Places to Eat Great Cheap in Washington

Food

8 New Hot Spots for DC Summer Restaurant Week

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Weekend (August 8-11): A Richmond Brewery Pop Up, DC VegFest, and the BYT Spy Party

News & Politics

Here’s Where You Can Pay Tribute to Toni Morrison in DC

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The Surreal Story of a Trump-Loving Artist’s War With the Smithsonian

A New York painter created a sprawling tribute to the President, took it on a road show across red-state America, and became a conservative celeb...

Things to Do in DC This Weekend (August 1-4): International Beer Day, Arcade Games at the SAAM, and the Asian American Literature Fest

Health

How a Healthcare Professional Balances Competing in Ironman Triathlons, 4:45 AM Wake-Up Calls, and Parenting

Food

Non-Alcoholic Cocktails Now Cost as Much as $14 in DC. How Much Is Too Much?

Food

Your Guide to Great Oyster Happy Hours Around DC

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Where to Drink While Watching the Robert Mueller Hearing

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The Real Story of the Sans Souci: The Super-Exclusive DC Restaurant Where Even Mick Jagger Couldn’t Get a Table

An ode to the watering hole where Spotteds and the power lunch came to be

Health | News & Politics

How a DC Goat Yoga Event Exploded, Almost Broke a World Record, Then Withered in the Summer Heat

Food

Del Ray’s All-Day Beer Garden is Now Open with Kid and Dog-Friendly Menus (Plus Tacos for Adults)

News & Politics

DC Types Have Been Flocking to Shrinks Ever Since Trump Won. And a Lot of the Therapists Are Miserable.

What happens when the people who are supposed to help you cope are struggling themselves?

Things to Do in DC This Weekend (July 11-14): Lunar Photographs, Hip-Hop Happy Hour, and an 11-Hour Reading of the Mueller Report

News & Politics

DC Apartment Hunting Is Officially Bonkers, in the Most DC Way Possible

You might have to create a meme to prove your worth. Or drink a lot. Or call in Mom. No, seriously.

Things to Do in DC This Weekend (July 5-7): A Reggae and Ribs Festival, Free Outdoor Movie Screenings, and Apocalyptic Art

Home & Style

This Bethany Beach Fixer-Upper Was Dramatically Transformed in Just Two Months

Food

Where to Brunch on July 4th and Independence Day Weekend Around DC

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A Murder on the Rappahannock River

A little over 30 years ago, a Northern Neck fisherman named Emerson Stevens went to prison for the brutal slaying of a homecoming queen and...

Where to Watch the First 2020 Democratic Debates Around DC

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Week (June 24-26): Smoke Cigars with Capitals Alumni, Grab a Beer with Eleanor Holmes Norton, and See New Kids on the Block

Food

10 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend

News & Politics

The Real Story of How Virginia Won Amazon’s HQ2

State officials and company executives were reading from the same book—literally.

How Rising Restaurant Rents Have Transformed 14th Street Into a Destination for Chains

Real Estate

New Report: Arlington Home Prices Will Spike 17.2 Percent by the End of 2019

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This DC Guy Breaks Big News by Poking Around Obscure Court Docs

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Week (June 10-12): Dine-n-Dash, a DIY Summer Cocktail Class, and a Bob Dylan Film

Health

Here Are Some of the Best Free Fitness Classes Around DC This Week: June 10-16

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The Magic Behind What You’ll See at the Smithsonian’s New Fossil Hall

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Meet 10 of DC’s Biggest Theater Stars

Full-time actors? In Washington?

5 New Brunch Spots to Try Around DC This Weekend

Food

The 5 Best Rooftop Bars at the Wharf, Ranked

Things to Do

21 Great Outdoor Concerts and Music Festivals Around DC This Summer

Health

Here Are Some of the Best Free Fitness Classes Around DC This Week: May 28 – June 2

Food

11 Fun Food Events Around DC for Memorial Day Weekend

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The 17 Best New Mexican Restaurants Around DC

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What Happened After My 13-Year-Old Son Joined the Alt-Right

A Washington family's nightmare year.

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50 Great Places to Work in Washington, DC

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Taylor Gourmet Is Coming Back From the Dead Under New Ownership

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Week (April 29-May 1): DC Labor FilmFest, Anne Frank’s Diary in Song, and Lots of Theater

Food

12 Pretty Restaurant Patios for Outdoor Brunch in DC

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Is Shakespeare’s DNA Hiding in the Folger Library’s Vault? “Project Dustbunny” Aims to Find Out

News & Politics

Who Are the Richest People in Washington?

Once a government town, DC is now home to extreme wealth. Who the billionaires are, how they live, and what it means for the rest...

Here Are Some of the Best Free Fitness Classes Around DC This Week: April 22-28

Food

Does DC Have Too Many Restaurants? That’s the Wrong Question

Real Estate

The 100 Priciest Zip Codes in Washington

Did your neighborhood make the list?

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Venus Williams Will Play Tennis on the Roof of Union Market This Summer

Food

Grab Outdoor Happy Hour at These Great DC Bars and Beer Gardens

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The Best Bars in Washington Right Now

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“I Fully Intend to Outlast These People”: 18 Federal Workers on What It’s Really Like to Work for the Trump Administration

Food

Drink Bottomless Brunch Rosé and Other Free-Flowing Drinks Beyond Mimosas

Food

7 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend

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Women Lawyers Allege the Trump Campaign’s Law Firm Is Run Like “a Fraternity”

Weddings

These Brides Married at Washington National Cathedral Following Senator John McCain’s Funeral

News & Politics

Will DC’s Attorney General Finally Be the One Who Gets His Hands on Trump’s Tax Returns?

Meet Karl Racine, the city official suing the president.

The Best DC-Area Restaurants for Brunch with a Big Group

Food

The Ultimate Guide to Eating and Drinking Around Nationals Park

Food

Food and Drink Specials Around Nationals Park for Opening Day

Food

Here Are the DC-Area Finalists for the 2019 James Beard Awards

Food

Voltaggio Brothers Open Modern Chesapeake Seafood Restaurant in CityCenterDC

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Who’s the Best AOC in Washington?

News & Politics

Meet the Foreign Correspondents Trying to Translate Trump’s America for the Folks Back Home

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Hate Brunch? Check Out These Great Weekend Lunch Spots Around DC

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Check Out All the New Food and Drink Vendors at Nationals Park This Season

Food

11 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend

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Three New and Revamped Indian Restaurants to Try Now

Food | Things to Do

Your Ultimate Guide to Cherry Blossom Festival Events Around DC

Home & Style

Look Inside These Super-Chic Condos at Two of Washington’s Highest-End Buildings

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DC Is the Setting for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. Here’s How Its Designers Reimagined the City

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How Mindy Thomas Became Your Kids’ Favorite Podcast Star

Inside Wow in the World, the juggernaut she built with Guy Raz.

I’m a First-Generation Student at Georgetown. Yesterday’s News Infuriates Me.

Food

All the DC Dining Trends We’re Obsessed with Right Now

News & Politics | Travel

The Over-the-Top Things Washington’s Airport Lounges Are Doing to Woo You

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How Lobbying Has Changed in Donald Trump’s Washington

Paying shills who go on Fox News, planting super-targeted ads in the President's Twitter feed, and all the other eyebrow-raising ways lobbyists are trying to...

News & Politics

Greater Greater Washington Lost a Big Chunk of Its Funding. Now What?

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Weekend (March 7-10): International Women’s Day, DC Brau’s HopFest, and Into the Woods

News & Politics | Things to Do

DC’s Cherry Blossoms Are Expected to Hit Peak Bloom on April 3

Food

8 New DC-Area Bars and Restaurants to Try This Week

News & Politics

If He Returns to Big Law, Robert Mueller Will Make an Obscene Amount of Money

Food

Here are the DC-Area Semi-Finalists for the James Beard Awards

News & Politics

Here’s What Resistance Groups Are Planning If Things Get Weird With the Mueller Report

Food

The 100 Very Best Restaurants in Washington

News & Politics

Bad News for the NFL: John Riggins’ Wife Is a Lawyer

Lisa-Marie Riggins' fight against the NFL's shabby treatment of older retired players.

Where to Find Pizza Bagels and Brunch Pizzas Around DC

Food | Things to Do

Free Booze, Fun Parties, and More Anti-Valentine’s Day Festivities Around DC

Health | News & Politics

I Tried Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Skincare Routine. What I Learned Had Nothing to Do With My Appearance.

Travel

12 Amazing Romantic Getaways for Every Type of Couple

News & Politics

The High-Paid DC Millennials Who Are Using Side Hustles to “Ball Out”

"I made $400 off a dog that was next to my house."

Why Cacio e Pepe Pasta Is the Off-Menu Secret of DC’s Top Chefs

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Congressional Intern Housing Has Become A Partisan War Zone in the Trump Era

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“We Love Roger!”: The Scene Outside Roger Stone’s Arraignment

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Week (January 28-30): Greek Food, Make Your Own Plants, and a Funny Ballet

News & Politics

These Photographs of Immigrants Becoming US Citizens in the Age of Trump Will Move You

Food

Where We’d Eat for Extended Winter Restaurant Week Brunch

Real Estate

Six Exciting Real Estate Developments That Will Arrive in 2019

Food

Where to Find Government Shutdown Food and Drink Deals Around DC

Food

Take a Peek at Our 2019 Very Best Restaurants List

Things to Do

Things to Do in DC This Long Weekend (January 17-21): A New ARTECHOUSE Exhibit, the Psychology Behind Liars, and MLK Day Events

Food

PHOTOS: Hundreds of Furloughed Government Employees Flocked to José Andrés’ DC Emergency Kitchen Today

News & Politics

Meet Britt McHenry, the Fox News Star for Millennials

She wants you to know she's about more than that nasty viral video.

News & Politics

20 People, Phenomena and Trends to Watch in Washington in 2019

What lies ahead in the new year.

News & Politics

What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Other Cool Young Electees Mean and Don’t Mean For DC

Food

5 DC Food Trends to Expect in 2019

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5 New Brunches to Try Around DC This Weekend

DC Travel Guide

Here Are the Some of the Most Ridiculous Things From Goop’s DC Travel Guide

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10 DC-Area Restaurants We Can’t Wait to Try in 2019

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The Top 10 Trump World Dining Controversies of 2018

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Washingtonian’s Best Longreads of 2018

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Washingtonian Readers’ Favorite Restaurants in 2018

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These Badass Bluegrass Sisters Ruled DC’s Honky-Tonk Bars

Donna and Roni Stoneman on their central role in DC's forgotten hillbilly scene.

10 New Bars and Restaurants to Try Around DC

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What Happened to All the People Who Left the Trump Administration?

A guide to what Hope Hicks, Rob Porter, Rex Tillerson, and other has-beens are doing now.

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Is the Blogger “Mr. Cranky” Out to Save DC’s Tech Industry—Or Destroy It?

For years, Glen Hellman has been sniping at local digital bigwigs. Now, they're starting to shoot back.

7 Features Buyers Are Prioritizing in This Housing Market

Food

A DC Native Visits the Last Armand’s Pizzeria in the DC Area

Home & Style

6 Dreamy Outdoor Dining Space Ideas that Will Elevate Your Home

Things to Do | Travel

Explore Shenandoah National Park and a Crystal Cavern on This Day Trip an Easy Drive From DC

News & Politics

Trump’s Golf Club Guy Is Renovating the Reflecting Pool, There’s New Polling on the Mayoral Race, and We Launched a Tough DC Trivia Game