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Stumpy steals the hearts of thousands at the Tidal Basin

The struggling cherry tree attracted crowds last week and has inspired many with its reslience.

By Kevin Ambrose18 minutes ago

An orangutan struggled to nurse her baby. A human new mom taught her how.

By Dana Hedgpeth

FAA warns of staff shortages in trying to head off summer delays

By Ian Duncan

Woman stabbed on New York Avenue NE, police say

By Martin Weil

Diplomat’s daughter gets 35 years in killing of ‘wonderful young man’

By Dan Morse

Capital Weather Gang

D.C.-area forecast: Damaging wind gusts, some storms possible today

Showers and maybe some storms focus early and late day. Winds peak this afternoon and evening.

By Ian Livingston4 hours ago

D.C., Md. & Va. Politics

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With covid cases in retreat, D.C. shutters pandemic era clinics

D.C.'s eight covid centers are set to shut down after Friday, as covid rates fall and the national state of emergency is set to retire.

By Jenna Portnoy

Youngkin blasts ‘manufactured’ Trump indictment, stirs partisan rancor

By Gregory S. Schneider and Laura Vozzella

Maryland budget negotiators reach deal on school voucher program

By Erin Cox

Gov. Moore’s nominee to lead the Maryland State Police is confirmed

By Ovetta Wiggins

A second D.C. government employee accuses Falcicchio of harassment

By Paul Schwartzman

D.C., Md. & Va. Perspectives

Last call for Silver Spring’s Tastee Diner

By John Kelly

These mothers of Black feminism had one big thing in common — D.C.

By Petula Dvorak

Snake eyes on the street, he had a lucky roll in prison

By Courtland Milloy

If GOP wanted a safer D.C., it wouldn’t have targeted police reforms

By Theresa Vargas

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Going Out Guide

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The 24 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week

Celebrate the cherry blossoms at festivals with music and fireworks, a Shakespeare festival begins, and Opening Day means fun around Nationals Park.

By Fritz Hahn, Sophia Solano, Adele Chapin, Mark Jenkins, Chris Kelly and Peter Marks

Dining

To help Earth’s future, people are getting buried like it’s 1860

Park Police pulled over a Black Secret Service officer — twice

Charges brought in series of druggings and robberies in New York

Diplomat’s daughter gets 35 years in killing of ‘wonderful young man’

An orangutan struggled to nurse her baby. A human new mom taught her how.

From rap royalty to federal court, Fugees star on trial in financial scheme

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On April’s Eve breeze seemed to leave many blossoms intact

By Martin Weil

With covid cases in retreat, D.C. shutters pandemic era clinics

By Jenna Portnoy

In photos: The scene as severe storms strike parts of Arkansas and Iowa

By Washington Post Staff

Youngkin blasts ‘manufactured’ Trump indictment, stirs partisan rancor

By Gregory S. Schneider and Laura Vozzella

Teen fatally shot in Prince George’s, police say

By Jasmine Hilton

Weekend road closures planned near downtown, Mall for Cherry Blossom runs

By Washington Post Staff

High wind warning Saturday for the D.C. region, with damaging gusts possible

By Ian Livingston

Man fatally shot in Prince George’s, police say

By Jasmine Hilton

Maryland budget negotiators reach deal on school voucher program

By Erin Cox

Gov. Moore’s nominee to lead the Maryland State Police is confirmed

By Ovetta Wiggins

Liberty University taps S.C. college leader, Air Force veteran as president

By Susan Svrluga

Man killed Thursday night in Northeast D.C., police say

By Emily Davies

A second D.C. government employee accuses Falcicchio of harassment

By Paul Schwartzman

Charges brought in series of druggings and robberies in New York

By Emily Davies

Bill Walton, Memphis State and the legacy of the 1973 NCAA title game

By Scott Allen

From rap royalty to federal court, Fugees star on trial in financial scheme

By Paul Duggan

Real Estate

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House of the Week

Phillips Park house on the market for $4.85 million

By Sophia SolanoMarch 31

Buying Locally

Alexandria’s Del Ray stays artsy as it grows

By Hope Hodge Seck

Pair of semi-detached houses for sale in D.C.’s Congress Heights

By Benjamin C Tankersley

Maryland’s BeechTree has a village vibe

By Diane Bernard

New townhouses coming to Deep Harbour in Cambridge, Md.

By Benjamin C Tankersley

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