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He Was Jailed Because an Algorithm Misidentified His Face. Now His Photograph Hangs in the...

Washingtonian Things To Do 1/29 6:49A Jenae Barnes

The National Portrait Gallery is Jared Soares’s favorite museum. It s just a few Metro stops away from the photographer’s home in Northeast DC, and he says he’s visited dozens of times to admire the...

We Checked Out a Hidden Art Exhibit at the Watergate

Washingtonian Things To Do 1/29 3:28A Samantha Skolnick

Recently, I went to check out an unusual pop-up exhibit located in an empty storefront in the outdoor retail courtyard underneath the Watergate apartment complex. There,...

Doctors warn frostbite risk rising as dangerous cold grips the DC region

WTOP News 1/28 8:57P Mike Murillo

As extreme cold grips the D.C. region, doctors warn the risk of frostbite is rising. Frostbite is more than a skin injury. It affects blood flow and the body’s blood vessels,...

Crews try to clear the way to reopen schools in DC

WTOP News 1/27 7:17A Luke Lukert

As you brave the frigid temperatures to dig your car out of the driveway, crews in D.C. are working to clear the rock-hard snow so kids can go back to school. Related stories...

Investigator describes intense air traffic at time of deadly midair collision near DC

WTOP News 1/27 6:36A WTOP Staff

WASHINGTON (AP) — The air traffic controller who was managing numerous aircraft around Reagan National Airport felt a “little overwhelmed” just a few minutes before an...

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The DC Renovation Playbook: 12 Smart Upgrades for Historic Charm and Modern Comfort

DC Life Magazine 1/24 7:01A admin2

The DC Renovation Playbook: 12 Smart Upgrades for Historic Charm and Modern Comfort Historic DC homes hold stories in every brick—but updating them without losing charm can feel like a puzzle. You...

Capital Culture Now: The Events Shaping DC Living This Season

DC Life Magazine 1/24 2:01A admin2

Capital Culture Now: The Events Shaping DC Living This Season Washington DC events this season are shaping more than just your weekend plans—they’re redefining how the city lives and breathes culture....

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9 Helpful Fitness Hacks for the Cold DC Winters

DC Life Magazine 1/21 6:26A The Editorial Staff

As the freezing winds of winter take over Washington, D.C., some residents abandon their regular exercise routines. However, you can fight the urge to stay on the couch by adapting your strategy to...

Tips for Making Better Cuts in Your Woodworking

DC Life Magazine 1/21 5:41A The Editorial Staff

Nothing ruins a project faster than a ragged edge or a splintered cut. You spend hours selecting the perfect lumber, measuring twice, and setting up your workspace, only to have the saw tear through...

How Biotin, Caffeine, and Other Key Ingredients Can Help Fight Hair Loss

DC Life Magazine 1/20 2:41A The Editorial Staff

Hair thinning or loss can affect confidence and self-image, but science shows that certain ingredients can make a difference. Biotin, caffeine, and other key nutrients support...

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A Ranking of Over-the-Top Caviar Dishes Around DC

Washingtonian (Food) 1/28 10:00P Nevin Martell

Caviar used to be a luxury found only in the highest echelons of fine dining, but now the black gold is glamming up everything everywhere all at once. Here’s a ranking of notable fish-roe...

How Two Highly Anticipated DC Steak Spots Stack Up

Washingtonian (Food) 1/28 10:00P Ann Limpert

In 2024, DC got a slew of thrilling, genre-busting restaurants, from Dōgon to Pascual to La’ Shukran to Moon Rabbit. This past year was different: more safe, less boundary-pushing. Major openings...

100 Very Best Restaurants 2026

Washingtonian (Food) 1/20 3:10A Washingtonian Staff

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