What one city’s experience can tell us about the promise and pitfalls of federal efforts to improve policing.
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Now you can eat at the Capitol just like a U.S. representative: Badly
1/2 star | The newly accessible House Members’ Dining Room is an august space, but the food and service don’t do it justice.
Jane Goodall on fighting climate change: ‘The window of time is closing’
The activist says storytelling can move people to action.
Meet the man behind the CIA gift store, the country’s most secretive swag shop
How Mark Wiggins stocks his shop with ‘different and unique’ merchandise
A choreographer works to bring dance to the disabled
The Inclusive Dance Lab offered free events for disabled and able-bodied performers.
(Alex Fine for The Washington Post)
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This is decision-making at its best.
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We asked dozens of journalists, wonks, activists and politicians to write short pieces about the state of the Democratic Party — and what it means for 2020.
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If you are having breakfast, you might wish to finish your meal before reading on.
Nine photographers take on the challenge of depicting bigotry.
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A puzzle with home-spun turns of phrase.
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Find the 12 differences between the original photograph, top, and the altered photograph, center. Answers at bottom. For more Second Glance puzzles, click here.
Clothing designers are challenging gendered dressing rules — and the result is a daring collision of expectations.
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The restaurant celebrates the bounty of Ireland in a comfortable, art-filled setting.
