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We get it. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) was playing to her audience when she appeared on “Desus & Mero,” Showtime’s late-night show featuring comedians Desus Nice and the Kid Mero. On a visit back to the Bronx, where she was…

Georgetown University has announced they will fully divest from public and private investments they’ve made with fossil fuel companies within the next 10 years.

If you live on the Hill, you’ve undoubtedly passed Larry Janezich in the street. A neatly-built, spare man, the editor of Capitol Hill Corner often shields his face with a ball cap, escaping public notice much of the time.

Exhibit Celebrating Namesake, School and Community Opens Feb. 6

The company responsible for protecting District government property is being accused in a whistleblower lawsuit of failing to detect guns and bombs during tests, employing guards with expired licenses and spending months guarding an empty…

Despite the challenges facing the commercial real estate industry, from office vacancy to housing affordability to retail closures, the D.C. market has been the beneficiary of a massive influx of capital.

D.C. police officers who fist bumped a member of a far-right group known as the Proud Boys on July 4 did not face any discipline, after the Metropolitan Police Department said it didn’t have the facts to determine whether they had violated…

A part of the District with a clutch of well-regarded, homegrown Mexican restaurants will soon welcome a new eatery: Taco Bell Cantina.

Drink Company’s 7th Street bar—whose holiday-themed pop ups, dripping in kitschy extravagance and Instagrammable photo-ops, became a D.C. phenomenon—won’t be returning come cherry blossom season this spring.

Sam Gilliam — the D.C.-based painter famous for his colorful, draped artwork and his association with the Washington Color School — will be the subject of a major retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum in spring 2022. It will be the first…

The best known Democrat seeking the D.C. Council seat representing Georgetown and downtown was missing when six candidates convened for a forum before a large gathering of voters and activists.

On an unseasonably warm Monday in February, a dozen people with memory loss and their caregivers entered the National Gallery of Art and were transported to the tundra. There was snow; there was ice. There needed to be a hot-chocolate…

Georgetown University has announced that money from its endowment funds will no longer be invested in fossil fuels. The school also announced that it would divest from companies that deal in the same.

News Release — DC Office of the People's Counsel February 7, 2020 DC People's Counsel Sandra Mattavous-Frye today announced that the Office of the People's Counsel was successful in ensuring Pepco ratepayers will receive $137.5…

TGIF! DC's homeland security director delayed the release of a cybersecurity report for over a year, and yesterday he got a shellacking at a DC Council hearing from Charles Allen, whose committee oversees his agency.

Parents in Wards 7 and 8 Vote with Their Feet

If activists collect enough signatures, initiative would be on November ballot

Owner Derek Brown won't replace them with a permanent bar.

The DC artist is having a big moment

What was the most memorable part of your senior year of high school? Attending your last homecoming game? Applying to college? Prom?