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D. C. sees largest post-pandemic office attendance spike after Labor Day 2024. Article explores reasons behind the surge, compares U.S. and European work cultures, and offers tips for easing back into work routines.
Amidst post-riot security measures, a National Guard soldier and a congressional staffer found love. Their chance encounter at a checkpoint led to a Tinder match and eventual marriage, proving romance can bloom in unlikely circumstances.
Ian McKellen delivers a captivating performance as a powerful theater critic in "The Critic," a film exploring morality and the impact of harsh criticism in pre-war London's theater scene.
Iran is increasingly using criminal gangs to attack exiled journalists and activists, complicating efforts to protect targets. Recent plots reveal a shift in Tehran's approach to silencing critics overseas.
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic violated financial disclosure rules, an internal watchdog reports. No evidence of insider trading found, but 154 trades occurred during restricted periods.
Biden administration waives human rights conditions on $1. 3 billion military aid to Egypt, citing national security interests and Egypt's role in Gaza ceasefire efforts. Decision sparks debate over human rights progress.
Adrián Blanco, a Spanish journalist, has been appointed as the new Graphics assignment editor for Europe at The Washington Post. He will assume the role in Madrid on December 1, 2024.
Research shows increased tubal ligations after Roe v. Wade overturned, especially in states banning abortion. Study analyzed insurance claims data from 4.8 million women across 36 states and Washington, D.C.
House Republicans introduce China-focused bills, drawing criticism from Democrats. The move highlights bipartisan concerns over China's influence but raises questions about timing and effectiveness.
Current and former U. S. leaders gathered in New York to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. The solemn event showcased bipartisan unity amidst ongoing election campaigns.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Kyiv as Ukraine seeks permission to use long-range missiles against Russia. The diplomatic mission comes amid escalating tensions and recent bombardments.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian embarks on his first official foreign trip to Iraq, aiming to sign agreements and meet senior officials. The visit underscores Iran's growing influence in the region.
Vice Presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump sparks diverse reactions across Washington D. C. Howard University students cheer for alumna Harris, while Republicans gather at local bar to support Trump.
U. S. House passes bill potentially closing Hong Kong trade offices, citing autonomy concerns. Hong Kong government condemns move as interference, defending national security laws amid ongoing crackdown.
Republican Congressman Joe Wilson, 77, was rushed to hospital after collapsing during a Ukraine Independence Day celebration in Washington, DC. His son reported he's stable and experiencing stroke-like symptoms.
A summit of 20 nations is set to address China's actions in the South China Sea during the UN General Assembly. The Philippines seeks international support amid escalating tensions with China.
U. S. lawmakers return from recess with a series of China-focused bills, primarily targeting technology sectors. Meanwhile, China faces contrasts in sports and disability rights.
The Washington Post has appointed Liza Pluto as its new Director of Communications. Pluto brings extensive experience from Mars, Incorporated and major news organizations to her role at the renowned newspaper.
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi criticizes the 2024 Indian general elections, claiming they were structured to favor Prime Minister Modi's BJP. Government official accuses Gandhi of tarnishing India's image.
Justice Elena Kagan advocates for reduced reliance on the Supreme Court's emergency docket, citing concerns over rushed decision-making. She also suggests implementing measures to enforce the court's ethics code.
The Washington Post announces the formation of a new Local Enterprise Team, featuring experienced reporters Brittany Shammas, Michael Laris, and Marissa Lang. The team aims to produce high-impact reporting on regional issues.
Richard Sauber, who represented President Biden during the classified documents investigation, has joined Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel. He will advise clients on government investigations from the firm's Washington, D.C. office.
Rachel Siegel, former Federal Reserve reporter, transitions to cover housing and real estate economics at The Washington Post. Her new role, starting October 1, will focus on the critical issues facing the U.S. housing market.
Recent social media posts falsely claim a quadrupling of Biden and Harris' wealth. Fact-check reveals modest increases primarily due to property appreciation, with no evidence of corruption.
Bruce Springsteen's wife, Patti Scialfa, discloses her multiple myeloma diagnosis in a new documentary. The film, premiering at TIFF, explores the E Street Band's enduring relationships and musical journey.
U. S. lawmakers return from summer break to address China's growing influence through biotech, drones, and EVs. Bipartisan support emerges for measures aimed at protecting national security and economic interests.
As the U. S. approaches a pivotal election, nine distinguished thinkers provide guidance on restoring America's global standing and addressing critical world challenges in Foreign Policy's "Dear America" cover package.
Multiple criminal cases against former President Donald Trump face ongoing delays and legal maneuvering. Recent court actions and upcoming deadlines shape the complex legal landscape as the 2024 election approaches.
Bruce Springsteen, at 74, delivers a powerful three-hour concert in Washington, showcasing his enduring artistry and the E Street Band's undiminished energy, while subtly addressing themes of mortality and resilience.
The upcoming US election may result in a split Congress, a rare occurrence that could significantly impact the next president's ability to implement their agenda, regardless of who wins the White House.