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Government cannot deport Georgetown scholar until court rules, judge orders

WTOP News 3/20 11:11A WTOP Staff

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A federal judge on Thursday ordered immigration officials not to deport a Georgetown scholar that the government detained until the court has had a...

Religious leaders in DC say ‘God is not pleased’ with Trump’s dismantling of federal government

WTOP News 3/20 10:28A Mitchell Miller

For all the latest developments in Congress, follow WTOP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller at Today on the Hill . Religious leaders gathered outside the U.S. Capitol on Thursday and pledged...

One final trim for DC’s cherry blossom trees

WTOP News 3/20 10:28A Nick Iannelli

Using saws at the end of long poles, crews with the National Park Service removed dead spots and loose branches from D.C. s famous cherry blossom trees Thursday. They were...

Your DC Cherry Blossom Questions, Answered

Washingtonian Things To Do 3/20 7:21A Lydia Wei

Photograph courtesy of Washington.org. The return of cherry blossoms is Washington s favorite springtime tradition. Do you have questions about the floral trees and ensuing bloom brouhaha? We ve got...

Whitlow’s opens at The Wharf, lots of memorabilia included

WTOP News 3/20 5:06A Jeff Clabaugh

Whitlow s, the D.C. bar that dates back to the 1940s, is doubling down at the Wharf. First a party boat, and now the official opening of its second existing sports bar....

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The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco Review: Timeless Elegance Meets Modern Luxury

Alicia Tenise 3/20 1:00A Alicia

Shop a Similar Dress If you re in search of a luxurious escape, The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco deserves a spot on your travel list. Since its debut in 1991, this hotel has redefined elegance and...

The Ultimate Walla Walla Travel Guide

Alicia Tenise 3/17 10:10P Alicia

Today, I want to share my thoughts on a wine region that has been on my radar for years—a place with an ideal climate for grape growing, where numerous varietals thrive, and where you ll find a...

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Where to Watch March Madness 2025 Around DC

Washingtonian (Food) 3/19 6:11A Molly Parks

Photo by Jeremy Bishop, courtesy of Unsplash It s officially time for March Madness. The 2025 NCAA men s and women s basketball tournaments start Thursday at 12:15 PM and Friday at 11:30 AM. These...

A Charming Turkish-Mediterranean Restaurant Opens in a Hidden Georgetown Alley

Washingtonian (Food) 3/19 6:03A Jessica Sidman

A spread of food at My Little Chamomile. Photograph courtesy My Little Chamomile. My Little Chamomile . Alley behind 3210 Grace St., NW. Green Almond Pantry has become a destination for its simple...

Highly Recommended Patios for Outdoor Dining in D.C.

DC Eater 3/18 7:46A Tierney Plumb

Easy Company’s waterfront patio is set for spring. | Daniel Swartz/Easy Company Celebrate spring with a breezy seat under shade To stay competitive this spring, patio seating doesn’t entail just...

These DC-Area Bars Are Decked Out for Cherry Blossom Season

Washingtonian (Food) 3/18 7:44A Jane Godiner

A cocktail at the blossom-decorated Ciel Social Club. Photograph by Tim Kubasik. Cherry blossom season is officially here—and so, too, are drink specials and elaborate floral decorations at DC-area...

Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Shop, and Play in Middleburg

Washingtonian (Food) 3/18 1:59A Ike Allen

Photograph courtesy of Salamander Middleburg. Just west of Dulles, the greater Middleburg area, in the heart of Virginia’s horse country, feels a world apart from DC. The town and the surrounding...

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