Parenting The Moment My 12-Year-Old Son Realized Growing Up is the Worst Father's Day in DC, First PersonJune 16, 2016
News & Politics Alen Salerian Declared Unfit to Stand Trial The Bethesda psychiatrist accused of supplying pills to addicts and dealers in southwest Virginia may be committed. Capital Comment, Local NewsApril 8, 2014
News & Politics The Spectacular Unraveling of Washington’s Favorite Shrink Heiresses, politicians, and the FBI used to have Alen Salerian on speed dial. Not anymore. PeopleJanuary 28, 2014
News & Politics A Long Way Home Meguiel Merritt has had more than his share of stumbles, but he’s held the same steady job for nearly 30 years. He wants desperately to reclaim a life in his hometown, but the city isn’t giving out second chances the way it used to. Is there a place for him in the “new” DC? PeopleSeptember 9, 2013
News & Politics A King With No Country He ruled Rwanda for just nine months before fleeing a revolt and has spent the last half century in exile, powerless to stop the violence that ripped through his country. Now 76 and living on public assistance in Virginia, Kigeli V Ndahindurwa longs to return to the throne—but only if his people want him back. PeopleMarch 27, 2013
News & Politics Vatican Official Allegedly Spits in Face of Protestor John Wojnowski Escalating tensions between an embassy official and long-time protestor lead to a police inquiry. Capital Comment, Local NewsDecember 19, 2012
News & Politics Giving the National Mall Some Curb Appeal Landscape architect Teresa Durkin is determined to make “America’s Front Yard” a showpiece for the country. I.Q., PeopleJuly 30, 2012
News & Politics The Passion of John Wojnowski Haunted by his past, he has stood outside the Vatican embassy nearly every day for 14 years. His lonely vigil has made him a hero to victims of sexual abuse. But will he ever find peace? PeopleJune 25, 2012
News & Politics Taking It to the Street After a decade of setbacks and near misses, DC Vote’s Ilir Zherka says it’s time for a more aggressive fight to give District residents full representation in Congress. It’s a fight he thinks he can win. Media & Politics, PeopleApril 10, 2012
News & Politics Joe Englert: The Life of the Party Over the past 20 years, Englert has reshaped Washington nightlife with his quirky bars. After his all-in bet on H Street, the question now is whether DC has finally changed him, too. PeopleMarch 1, 2012
Alen Salerian Declared Unfit to Stand Trial