Why we don’t talk about sexual violence against boys — and why we should
It's far more pervasive than we think.
How terrorists became the unspoken architects of the Capitol
After M19’s Capitol bombing in 1983, security tightened — and stayed that way.
Date Lab: She had many fun stories to share. He kept asking about work.
When a Zoom date feels like networking
Date Lab: It was her first date in 25 years. It made quite the impression on him.
We set up this newb with a Date Lab second-timer.
- Perspective
Gene Weingarten: Confessions of a compassionate hit man
The last, best gift we can give our pets is a merciful one.
(Tristan Spinski/For The Washington Post)
This rural liberal set out to talk to his pro-Trump neighbors
It didn’t go well — until it did.
- Review
This new Azerbaijani bakery offers stories as good as its pastries
Sharbat in Adams Morgan welcomes visitors with expertly made sweet and savory baked goods from Azerbaijan.
(The Redemption of Mohammed Khalid)
The teen jihadist of suburban Maryland: A story of conspiracy and redemption
He was set to enter Johns Hopkins when he became one of the youngest people charged with terrorism in U.S. history. What would it take for him to rebuild his life?
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- Review
Fresh reasons to return to 1789, one of D.C.’s oldest restaurants
Chef Kyoo Eom and general manager Brian Zipin have helped revive the grande dame
- Perspective
Gene Weingarten: I admit it. Like a lot of people, I had vaccine envy.
The Germans probably have a word for it. Call it shottennfreude.
The Pentagon is investing in weapons that can decide when to kill on the battlefield. But can we teach machines to fight ethically?
Maybe autonomous machines will be better than humans at making moral decisions. Or maybe they’ll be a nightmare come to life.
Bill Gates is fighting climate change and covid conspiracy theories. He’s also ‘experiencing the greatest pushback ever in my life.’
On climate: “I do not have this one solved. We need lots of people who agree with me and lots who disagree with me.”
Obsessed with Duke Ellington, one man is determined to illuminate the jazz composer’s stunning output
“Duke is the best storyteller that jazz has ever had,” says David Berger, who is working on a five-volume series on Ellington.
- Analysis
Solution to Evan Birnholz’s Feb. 14 Post Magazine crossword, “Power Couples”
Romantic meetings.
- Review
Now that’s room service: What it’s like to check into a hotel just for dinner
The Riggs Hotel opened empty guest rooms to diners. So I spent a couple of hours feasting in one.
Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger: Impeaching Trump ‘was, frankly, an easy decision’
“I think you were elected to be out here with judgment and you had to swear an oath to protect against foreign and domestic enemies.”
