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Casa Ruby founder sentenced to 33 months, told to pay nearly $1M for ‘diversion of COVID-relief...

WTOP News 1/14 5:52A Will Vitka

The founder of Casa Ruby, a D.C.-based nonprofit, has been sentenced to 33 months behind bars and ordered to pay almost $1 million to the Small Business Administration. A...

The Washington Nationals are finally leaving MASN and setting up a local TV deal with MLB

WTOP News 1/14 5:51A WTOP Staff

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Washington Nationals finally are setting up their own deal for local television telecasts, announcing Wednesday that games will be produced and...

FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter in classified documents probe, newspaper says

WTOP News 1/14 4:22A WTOP Staff

WASHINGTON (AP) — FBI agents searched a Washington Post reporter’s home on Wednesday as part of a leak investigation involving a Pentagon contractor accused of sharing...

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The Spy Museum’s New Exhibit Explores the Hidden World of Camouflage

Washingtonian Things To Do 1/14 2:17A Dara Mathis

The International Spy Museum will unveil its newest special exhibit, “ Camouflage: Designed to Deceive ,” on March 1. The museum has previously featured artifacts that used elements of camouflage,...

Kenyan McDuffie announces run for DC mayor in sit-down interview with WTOP

WTOP News 1/13 10:00P John Domen

Saying his city is “at a crossroads,” former D.C. Council member Kenyan McDuffie announced his run for mayor. During a sit-down interview with WTOP, McDuffie promised to work...

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Ways To Make an Important Work Conference a Success

DC Life Magazine 1/14 11:37P The Editorial Staff

Corporate events require precise attention to detail and a commitment to excellence from all involved. When leaders prepare for a large industry summit or an internal team session, the pressure to...

Face Shapes: Which Glasses Are Right for You?

DC Life Magazine 1/14 10:24P The Editorial Staff

You walk into an optical shop, surrounded by hundreds of frames. They line the walls in every color, material, and size imaginable. You try on a pair that looked great on the display, but the moment...

How To Save Money When Remodeling Your Washington DC Home

DC Life Magazine 1/13 2:13A The Editorial Staff

Owning a home in the nation’s capital brings both charm and challenge. Historic neighborhoods such as Capitol Hill and Takoma Park feature beautiful architecture, but many of these gorgeous old homes...

Learn What To Do When Medical Care Goes Wrong

DC Life Magazine 1/13 2:08A The Editorial Staff

You trust doctors and hospitals with your life, assuming they will always heal you. Most of the time, medical professionals perform their duties with great skill and deep care. However, mistakes...

2026 DC Winter Restaurant Week – A Global Curiosity Awaits

DC Life Magazine 1/12 6:21A Gigi Smith

The upcoming Winter Restaurant Week in the Washington area marks a significant moment for our regional dining scene. Beginning next Monday, January 19, 2026, the city and its surrounding suburbs will...

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What’s IN and OUT in DC Restaurant Trends for 2026

Washingtonian (Food) 1/5 3:02A Jessica Sidman

OUT: Omakase IN: AYCE sushi OUT: Steakhouses for expense accounts IN: Steakhouses for Instagram accounts OUT: Michelin stars IN: Washington Post stars OUT: Another Tatte?! IN:...

Are Communal Restaurant Tables Poised for a Comeback?

Washingtonian (Food) 1/4 10:00P Jessica Sidman

No piece of restaurant furniture is more controversial than the communal table. You either think it’s a fun way to meet new people and embrace the energy of a dining room—or...

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