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Revisiting 10 great feature stories we published this year, from a dishy tale about working at the Trump Hotel to the hot vax summer at Seacrets. → Read More
Erin Egan is Facebook’s chief global privacy officer for public policy, its top data-policy envoy to lawmakers and regulators in Washington. The former partner at Covington & Burling grew up in Bethesda and lives there today. Her Pandemic Setup “I’m home with my three kids, three cats, and a dog, and I’m separated, so it’s me and this crew. The good thing about my college-age daughter being… → Read More
“cOnFidENtiAl.” “Eight hours of Zoom calls.” “Every day, someone leaves zero tip— —very often now, never happened before Covid.” “I work with labor-market → Read More
FireEye Reston, Alexandria Once a quarter, on “self-care days,” the entire cybersecurity company—about 3,300 workers worldwide—shuts down so staffers can → Read More
Major apparently really, really likes the South Lawn. → Read More
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It’s here—the end of this astounding/heart-wrenching/choose-your-own-adjective time in our lives known as 2020. How did we make it through? We put a bunch → Read More
According to Bloomberg, the employee is known among colleagues "as a strong Trump supporter." A GoFundMe has raised more than $30,000. → Read More
Write a thank-you note to a fellow DC-area resident for us, and we may publish it in an upcoming issue of Washingtonian magazine. → Read More
Good news: You can still pick your own apples near DC in 2020. Bad news: You'll probably have to drive a little farther to get them. → Read More
DC car thefts have increased 33% in 2020. Over the past month, the biggest increases in thefts were in many of the city's most expensive neighborhoods. → Read More
Thousands of Americans can enroll in the study—including in Washington. → Read More
The District released its list of high-risk states today; any resident returning from one should quarantine upon return, and Delaware is on the list. → Read More
The DC Public Library now has unlimited copies of White Fragility, So You Want to Talk About Race, Me and White Supremacy, and other books to download. → Read More
The lifestyle guru talks about talking to her plants and 16 more ways she's passing the time. → Read More
He's passing the time in quarantine by getting ready to release a board book, "Antiracist Baby," for one thing. → Read More
The HGTV personality talks about buying geese, sipping Virginia-made cider, and making some aspects of quarantine permanent. → Read More
The celebrity chef and author is all about his bench press these days. And sweeping. And bacon cheeseburgers. → Read More
The DC novelist behind bestsellers including The Guest Book talks about walking in the rain and 11 other ways she's passing the time in quarantine. → Read More
The radio man and emcee about town is getting into British TV and drinking Fauci Pouchys from Capo Italian Deli. → Read More