Adia H. Robinson
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5 Washingtonians Suggest New Metro Lines That Would Improve Our City
We asked five locals to each suggest a new Metro route. Here’s what they came up with. Can we get on this already, WMATA? → Read More
The Five Best-Looking Open Houses This Weekend (5/4-5/5)
The five best open houses around Washington this weekend include a 7,000 square-foot Arlington Craftsman and a Brightwood Park condo. → Read More
9 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend
On the menu from April 25 to April 28: Rosé All Day at Cork Wine Bar, Georgetown French Market, and Wunder Garten's Frühlingfest. → Read More
The Five Best-Looking Open Houses This Weekend (4/27-4/28)
McLean Where: 6020 Woodland Ter. How much: $2,599,999 When: Sunday, April 28 from 2PM to 4PM Why: The 6,600-square-foot, French-inspired home sits on a → Read More
The Five Best-Looking Open Houses This Weekend (4/20-4/21)
The five best-looking open houses Easter weekend include a Cape Cod in Silver Spring and a Contemporary Bethesda home. → Read More
10 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend
On the menu: Marvin's grilled cheese party, DC Wine Festival, and Lamb Jam. → Read More
The Five Best-Looking Open Houses This Weekend (4/13-4/14)
The five best-looking open houses in Washington this weekend include a includes a Hyattsville Craftsman and a two bedroom condo in Logan Circle. → Read More
The Five Best-Looking Open Houses This Weekend (4/6-4/7)
Bethesda Where: 7204 Marbury Rd., Bethesda How much: $2,150,000 When: Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7 from 2 PM to 4 PM Why: The nearly → Read More
Your Ultimate Guide to Cherry Blossom Festival Events Around DC
The National Cherry Blossom Festival runs March 20 through April 14, celebrating the blossoms with parties, pop-ups, Japanese cultural events, and a parade. → Read More
Cherry Blossoms at Peak Bloom TK
Cherry Blossoms will be at peak bloom from April 3-6 this year, according to NPS's prediction. The National Cherry Blossom Festival begins March 20. → Read More
What It's REALLY Like to Be a Woman in Congress
Elaine Luria Age: 43 Former jobs: Owns a make-your-own-mermaid shop; naval commander. Notable: Six overseas deployments during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars; supervised nuclear reactors; mother of three. First foray into politics: “We sell mermaids, but we’re also selling an experience. But we’re not a restaurant and didn’t have the ability to serve wine. It seems like a small thing, but I… → Read More
A Brief History of How Maddening Capitol Hill Culture Is for Women (Still)
At least they finally can wear sleeveless dresses. → Read More
Who Would Go See Howard Schultz Speak on Valentine's Day?
Lots of people, it turns out. We talked to some of them. → Read More
Where to Watch the 2019 State of the Union Around DC
Find drink specials, bingo, and live screenings for Trump's second SOTU address. → Read More
2019 Women's March: When It's Happening, How to Get There, Where to Warm Up
The Women's March will happen in DC for the third time this Saturday. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
Two Unusual Schools are Opening in DC. They Couldn't Be More Different.
The Whittle School and Bard High School Early College DC are experiments in rethinking high schools. → Read More
3 Local Theaters Where Federal Workers Can Find Shutdown Discounts
Theaters around DC are offering shutdown discounts for federal employees during the government furlough. → Read More
Holiday Gift Guide: What to Get Overworked (and Underpaid) Interns
Washington is a city built on the labor of 20-somethings and recent college grads. Here, some gifts that are nicer than what they might buy themselves. → Read More
Here's What Happened to the "Khashoggi Way" Sign
The unofficial "Khashoggi Way," street sign, which stodd outside of the Saudi Embassy for 24 hours, was taken down Wednesday. → Read More
Donate to These Charities, and You'll Help People in This Area
Here are ten local ideas to get you started on Giving Tuesday, when "everybody can be a philanthropist." → Read More