D.C. Headlines from The Washington Post

Emporiyum brings eating and drinking and eating and drinking to Union Market

Eat, shop and then go back for more eating at Emporiyum.

By Kristen Page-Kirby • Read more »

Low inventory is D.C. area housing market’s biggest concern

Sales of homes last month were at their highest level for an October in the past seven years and prices are holding steady but the number of homes for sale has fallen significantly.

By Kathy Orton • Read more »

Man charged in fatal shooting that occurred 21 years ago

The victim was shot in Northeast Washington in 1995.

By Peter Hermann • Read more »

‘Loving’ and 5 other movie couples who had to make it work

The course of true love never did run smooth. Movies would be a lot more boring if it did.

By Kristen Page-Kirby • Read more »

@NatGeo exhibit reminds us: We live in a beautiful world

A new exhibit of National Geographic's top Instagram photos inspires hope and concern.

By Sadie Dingfelder • Read more »

A forgotten corner in D.C.’s most popular museum

Check out this weird Air and Space Museum exhibit, starring Scott Hamilton, a pigeon trap and an old bottle of liquor.

By Sadie Dingfelder • Read more »

A more masculine taste in kitchens

Men are cooking more, and they also are taking a bigger role in remodeling their culinary spaces

By Michele Lerner • Read more »

Community and cultural events in D.C.

Events include theater, concerts, yoga classes. museum tours and activities for children.

What effect the Trump administration will have on the housing market

A look at the impact the president-elect will have on home buyers and sellers in Washington and across the country.

By Kathy Orton • Read more »

Let’s be real, B.J. Novak’s Instagram model girlfriend is in it for the likes

Plus, the Brad and Angelina custody saga continues and Lohan is making shirts for charity.

By Bryanna Cappadona • Read more »

Amid tense student emotions, educators struggle with polarizing election outcome

Some students cried and worried about being deported. Others cheered change. Teachers grappled with teaching Trump after long avoiding the topic.

By Moriah Balingit and Donna St. George • Read more »

You mean, drain THIS swamp? D.C. and its suburbs react to Trump’s victory.

For Washington, Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia, a President Trump could mean pain from federal cuts and deportations. But there may be benefits, too.

By Robert McCartney and Katherine Shaver • Read more »

Tove Lo, Red Hot Chili Peppers and more just-announced D.C. concerts

Grab tickets to these shows before they sell out!

By Rudi Greenberg • Read more »

D.C. mayor concedes that statehood effort remains a dream deferred

District politicians see urgent needs to protect progressive policies from Republican Congress, White House

By Aaron C. Davis and Peter Jamison • Read more »