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Of the more than 200 gray-market marijuana “gifting” shops in D.C., 76 have applied for a medical marijuana license under a new D.C. law.

When the teenager fled Afghanistan and arrived in the U.S., he was alone. He has since seen a community come together to help him and his four brothers.

Recipes for Earth Day and every day, including soup and salad.

Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) plans to undo the mayor’s decision to entirely eliminate the Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund, among other actions.

“We have done everything possible to make this work,” restaurateur Hatice Rosato said. “Even your best is not enough.”

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The House is expected to vote Saturday on legislation to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, among other priorities.

Artists like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé are releasing vinyl albums with exclusive tracks, cover art and more. See how they are made — from lacquer to label.

Democrats are hopeful in the state, given recent Democratic wins. But on Biden’s recent Pennsylvania trip, he faced chants of “Genocide Joe” and “You’re fired.”

Secretary Lonnie Bunch said “LGBTQ+ content is welcome at the Smithsonian” after his comments at a congressional hearing, and canceled drag events drew concern.

Our picks for this month are books by Yangsze Choo, Margot Livesey and Amitav Ghosh.

Edith Pritchett cartoon on France’s preparation for the Summer Olympics.

At the spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank in D.C., U.S. officials pushed Europeans to use some of the Russian central bank reserves that were frozen.

Parents have hidden toys, secretly removed batteries and even run toys over with a car to get away from the noise.

Iran’s foreign minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian likened the military equipment used in Friday’s strike to toys, and said it was not proven that Israel was behind the operation.

Washington’s minus-37 goal differential is an NHL joke. Their fans are laughing, too.

Rodeo stars find purpose in navigating primal forces. None of them ever went harder than J.B. Mauney.

Here’s what to know — and what to keep an eye on — as Rangers-Capitals gets underway in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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How attorneys, potential jurors, the judge and the defendant spoke about the Trump trial in New York during its first week.

The 60th convening of the biennale in Venice suggests renewed determination in the face of world conflict and despair.

“The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst” became a true-crime obsession when it came out in 2015. “The Jinx, Part Two” takes up where it left off.

Modest sales growth tied to new condominiums on the market.

Approaching 70 this afternoon locally. Strong breezes keep it feeling cooler at times.

The scene in and around 100 Centre Street, the main criminal courts building in New York housing the Trump trial, has been a spectacle.

Maxwell Azzarello, 37, threw pamphlets on the ground promoting various conspiracy theories before self-immolating, police said.

Democratic Senate hopefuls Angela D. Alsobrooks and Rep. David Trone lay out why they should be the one to take on Maryland’s former GOP governor Larry Hogan.

Israel’s powerful war cabinet was formed hastily after the Oct. 7 attacks. It consists of just five men — most of whom are bitter rivals.

Is this letter writer right to assume his family is hinting at him footing the bill for a family reunion trip?

After a therapist’s rude response to a cold call, this letter writer isn’t sure how to find another provider.