Lifestyle
Savannah Guthrie's Faith Provides Comfort Amid Difficult Time
Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde discusses how Guthrie's religious beliefs may help her cope with the disappearance of her sister Nancy.
UW Students Receive $4M Settlement for COVID-Era Tuition Dispute
Landmark case signals shift in how universities address disruptions to in-person learning and student expectations.
Seattle's Queen Anne Pool Landmarked, Headed to City Council
The midcentury pool designed by the state's first Black licensed architect faces review for historic preservation.
Sports
Former Cowboys All-Pro Blames Trevon Diggs for Ugly Exit
Everson Walls says Diggs "wasn't in a good place" when he left the team against orders
Ron Washington Back on Field with Giants After Quadruple Bypass
The 73-year-old infield instructor is still 'Wash,' teaching, gesturing, and cussing as he helps the Giants infielders.
Harbinger Joins Partner Roster for Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C.
Leading D.C. events company to coordinate logistics and fan experience for historic race weekend.
Health
Scientific studies calculate climate change as health danger, while Trump calls it a 'scam'
The Trump administration has revoked a scientific finding that climate change is a danger to public health, an idea that President Donald Trump called 'a scam.'
New Dietary Guidelines Embrace Full-Fat Dairy, Sparking Debate
Nutrition experts weigh in on the potential health impacts of the shift away from low-fat dairy recommendations.
Study Finds Cannabis Users With Psychotic Disorders Report More Health Issues
New research shows individuals with conditions like schizophrenia face elevated physical and mental health problems linked to cannabis use.
Entertainment
Kennedy Center Warns of Staffing Cuts During Renovation Closure
President warns of 'skeletal teams' as two-year renovation begins in July
Kennedy Center Warns of Cuts, 'Skeletal' Staffing During Renovation
Center president says departments will function on a 'much smaller scale' during two-year closure
Kennedy Center Warns of Cuts, 'Skeletal' Staffing During Renovation Closure
Kennedy Center President says departments will 'function on a much smaller scale' during two-year shutdown
Business
Washington Post Owner Bezos Rejected Deal to Save Hundreds of Jobs
Proposed acquisition of sports and local desks by Washington City Paper owner Mark Ein was denied, leading to mass layoffs.
Nexstar's 'The Hill' Expands to New York to Boost Ad Relationships
The political news outlet aims to attract more advocacy advertisers with its non-partisan coverage.
Washington Post CEO Resigns After Massive Layoffs
Departure of Will Lewis signals deeper crisis in American newspaper industry
