- Emily Wax
- Staff Writer
Before arriving in New Delhi, Wax was based in Nairobi for The Washington Post. She has also covered education in Alexandria and Arlington and D.C. crime.
Pet acupuncture gains popularity
Dog and cat owners are increasingly turning to the ancient practice for their pets’ pains.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews to gather at Citi Field for event on evils of Internet
The community seeks to protect traditions they feel are threatened by modernity.
D.C.’s international markets: How well do you know them?
When you need pomegranate molasses or berbere spice, do you know where to go? Read a foreign correspondent’s picks for unique shops, and test your knowledge of where to find exotic ingredients.
Shop the globe, no passport required
A globe-trotting reporter discovers international treasures and tastes in Washington.
- Group pushes D.C.’s workaholic adults to play
- ‘Guerrilla gardeners’ spread seeds of social change
- Dreaming of a streetscape without roll-down security gates
- Ethiopia’s Oromo diaspora uses Web to dissent, debate in absence of press freedom
- As separatists in Ethiopia disarm, a new chapter for D.C.’s Oromo community
- Controversy erupts around ‘Standing Silent’ documentary
- Abuse victims’ advocates turn to the Internet
- ‘Standing Silent’ follows uncovering of sexual abuse in Baltimore’s Orthodox Jewish community
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