John Kelly
Could Dulles Airport be the perfect place for your next date?
Cheers! A Dulles Airport bar called Vino Volo has been named a top place to meet by a Web dating group.
- Prince William logo controversy boils over, supervisor files a FOIA request for answers
- Buy your own 6,000-square foot piece of Mount Vernon for just $25 million
- Fairfax's Mark Mitchell is one of nation's top historians, collectors of African Americana
- Evvie Heilbrunn of Great Falls, staring down Parkinson’s, breast cancer (twice), to take on Mt. Everest
John Kelly
At Camp Moss Hollow, kids learn about nature and everything else
Summer isn’t a time for students to slip academically. At this camp for at-risk kids, learning never stops.
John Kelly
It’s a dog-eat-everything world out there
Walking my dog is like walking a four-legged vacuum cleaner — anything is fair game.
John Kelly
A Park Service sculpture is missing — and has been for years
How do you lose a big ball of metal, six feet around? The fate of a misplaced armillary sphere.
John Kelly
Meet two local girls who decided to help out Camp Moss Hollow
COLUMN | Caroline and Allie both like summer camp. They think other kids would enjoy it, too.
Colbert I. King
Hurting D.C.’s health
Jeffrey Thompson leaves taxpayers on the hook for medical bills.
Colbert I. King
My great-grandfather’s battle
On Memorial Day, those who served deserve better than sales.
Colbert I. King
Abuses of power
Justice Dept. and IRS misdeeds are disturbing reminders of secret police.
Mike Wise
Time for LeBron to get nasty
For the Heat to rally past the Spurs, LeBron James must find the killer instinct that goes with being the game’s best player.
Mike Wise
Ginobili turns back the clock
COLUMN | Manu Ginobili, nearing 36 years old, plays like the Manu of old with a season-high 24 points.
Mike Wise
Spurs’ classy trio nearing an end
Game 5 is likely the last home NBA Finals game as a trio for San Antonio’s Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker.
Mike Wise
Heat’s stars step up, take over Game 4
COLUMN | The Lone Star State finally witnessed a real introduction to Miami’s Big Three.
Mike Wise
James points fingers — at himself
COLUMN | After a sub-par Game 3 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James placed the blame squarely on himself.
Jennifer LaRue Huget
Group again issues hormone therapy warning
A national board of doctors Monday recommended that post-menopausal women not take hormone replacement therapy to prevent chronic disease, as the health risks outweigh its likely benefits.
Jennifer LaRue Huget
Nutrition and fitness resolutions for 2012
It’s not too early to start thinking about ways to make 2012 your most healthful year yet.
Tom Sietsema
Dish: Comings and goings
Harper McClure moves to Brabo as Chris Watson strikes out on his own.
Tom Sietsema
Ask Tom: Rants, raves and questions on the DC dining scene
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema entertains your dining questions, rants and raves.
Going Out Guide
Just say 'No, grazie' to La Tagliatella
A meal here is enough to make anyone anti-pasta.
Tom Sietsema
Ask Tom: Rants, raves and questions on the DC dining scene
Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema entertains your dining questions, rants and raves.
Tom Sietsema
Emphatic focus at Le Mediterranean Bistro
You’ll find bastilla on Driss Zahidi’s French-focused menu in Fairfax City.
Petula Dvorak
Child-abuse suspicions lead to a case with no end
D.C. seeks secrecy in the case of a Georgetown couple falsely suspected of abusing one of their daughters.
Petula Dvorak
Stop blaming the victim in military sexual assault cases
COLUMN | Latest incident melds two trends in sexual assault — the military and social media confessionals.
Petula Dvorak
From a homeless shelter to a Syracuse degree
Beverly Ibeh always knew she would go to college. Even when her family was sleeping in a car.
Petula Dvorak
D.C.’s absurdly bureaucratic pool rules
COLUMN | Is a study really needed to determine if it’s okay to bring plastic bottles of water to city pools?
Petula Dvorak
Too many veterans are being passed by in the job market
More than 20 percent of those age 18 to 24 can’t find work — a national shame. But you may be able to help.
Robert McCartney
Wasteful Charlottesville highway reflects poor McDonnell approach
COLUMN | Novelist Grisham is right to call proposed Charlottesville highway a “boneheaded . . . boondoggle.”
Robert McCartney
Firings at Latino economic group trigger ruckus, threaten grants
COLUMN | Ousted head of Latino Economic Development Center worries its mission is at risk.
Robert McCartney
Md. was slow to adopt simple steps to prevent Baltimore jail scandal
COLUMN | Even Md. Democrats say O’Malley should have acted sooner to stymie problems at Baltimore jail.
Robert McCartney
Va. administration’s clumsy sales job on highway triggers backlash
COLUMN Richmond needs to talk straight about Bi-County Parkway linking Pr. William, Loudoun.
Robert McCartney
How No. Va. tea party groups suffered at hands of IRS
COLUMN | Tea party leaders in Manassas and Fairfax say IRS abuse cost donations, hampered activism.
Courtland Milloy
You think the NSA is intrusive? Try being stopped and frisked by police.
COLUMN | There must be a better way to improve public safety without racially targeted policing.
Courtland Milloy
To Black America, Obama does no wrong, but free pass needs to stop
COLUMN | African Americans must expect more of him than just being our first black president.
Courtland Milloy
Hardships have never stopped this Morehouse grad
Soon-to-be Harvard student Leland Shelton was singled out by President Obama for his efforts.
Courtland Milloy
President Obama’s rosy rhetoric comes with insensitive scolding
COLUMN | The president and first lady’s mandate for black graduates is far more demanding than that for whites.
Courtland Milloy
Filling a void for Pr. George’s teens
COLUMN | Mentoring to Manhood program gives black boys in the county a shoulder to stand on.
Joe Davidson
Defense of Marriage Act decision could expand rights for gay feds
But if law is overturned, some in same-sex marriages might not get full spousal benefits immediately.
Joe Davidson
Recent controversies hurt federal employees
The recent spate of controversies — revelations about the massive collection of electronic data by the National Security Agency, the Internal Revenue Service’s political targeting and conference scandals, and the seizure of Associated Press telephone records — undermines confidence in government.
Joe Davidson
Court indicates Labor Department went after whistleblower
A former employee gets $820,000 from the agency after a court ruling indicating unfair treatment.
Joe Davidson
Two labor groups buck Obama, oppose immigration proposal
FEDERAL DIARY | Two labor groups oppose the Senate immigration bill that the president supports.
Joe Davidson
Should contractors do national security work?
Should private contractors like Edward Snowden do national security work?
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