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To much of the outside world, the two women living in the Victorian-style house perched on a hill in the nation’s capital were lifelong companions who remained single to focus on their careers.

There is no way to escape them. They are everywhere. On streets, highways, on ramps and off ramps.

A fitness center is coming to Penn Quarter. We don't know much about it, but it's going to be large.

Cherry blossom mania is upon us, and few of the many people descending upon the Tidal Basin will be carrying big cameras and tripods. The cellphone is the go-to tool for shots of these delicate flowers and the selfies we all want in front…

Erik Moses, who has championed District as a sports destination for nearly a decade, has been named president of the District's new XFL team.

Washington is filled with two types of people: those committed to preserving history at the incredible museums and universities, and the many politicians and policy wonks, excited to shape the nation’s future. This same mix of past and…

Anyone who lived through the District’s financial crisis in the 1990s knows it was the kind of calamity this city must avoid repeating. I watched the event unfold from my perch on The Post’s editorial board, where we opined nonstop about…

"When he sat across from me he was visibly angry."

A bill introduced Monday in the House of Representatives would create a minted coin commemorating the opening of the National Law Enforcement Museum, which reportedly has been struggling to meet visitor expectation since opening in…

The name isn’t changing, but when International Spy Museum opens in its shiny new home in May, it’s going to be about a lot more than just spies.

The former chief of staff in the D.C. mayor’s legal office was arrested this week and charged by federal authorities with distribution of child pornography, according to court documents.

No really, we're having this debate again.

A recent National Building Museum tour of the Right Proper brewing facility in Brookland offered a glimpse at how DC buildings can be adaptively reused.

Think of it as Uber, but for housing inspections.

The music education nonprofit The MusicianShip launches a new and improved Wammies this weekend.

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — A now former legal aide to D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is accused of Distribution of Child Pornography.

TGIF! After a Post investigation into the increase in opioid use, the District will hand out 76,000 overdose antidotes.

In my budget certification letter, I state that the fiscal 2020 to 2023 budget and financial plan are balanced. I stand by that statement.

The city didn’t seem to be doing enough. Neither were the nonprofit groups. But maybe she — as nothing more than another human who cared — could accomplish what they couldn’t. Maybe she could get this couple out of a tent where they’d…

Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird” — a prodigious Broadway hit this season — will begin a two-year national tour with a launch at the Kennedy Center in August 2020, the show’s producers and the center announced Thursday. …