About Coronavirus 2020
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FEATURES
Days of Anguish, Days of Protest, Days of Hope
A diary of history in the making. Plus: A reckoning for how Washingtonians relate to the federal government—and each other.
How to Feed 250,000 People a Day in a Pandemic
Chef José Andrés’s World Central Kitchen has become a humanitarian treasure and a darling of the disrupter power set. By Benjamin Wofford.
The Post-Handshake Greeting: A Guide
RIP, grip-and-grins. But what could possibly replace the handshake? By Jane Recker.
Self-Portrait, Quarantined
We asked working photographers across the area to turn the camera onto their lives in isolation.
How Well Do You Know Your City?
Take the ultimate quiz about Washington to find out.
The Covid Divorces Are Coming
Months of togetherness have revealed uncomfortable truths—and horrible secrets. Get ready for a boom in marital busts. By Marisa M. Kashino.
CAPITAL COMMENT
Words on the Street: Washington at a moment of crisis and opportunity. By Michael Schaffer.
Humor in an Unfunny Time: Alexandra Petri finds humor in an unfunny time. By Andrew Beaujon.
Doctor of Love: Dr. Fauci, romance-novel star. By Benjamin Wofford.
Why is Ibram X. Kendi Leaving DC?: Why Ibram X. Kendi is leaving DC. By Rob Brunner.
Big Picture: Face masks as self-expression. By Evy Mages.
IQ
Interview: Writer Curtis Sittenfeld imagines an alternate Clinton reality.
LIFE & TRAVEL
On the Road Again: Nearby drives to mountain views, farm stands, wineries, and other safe fun.
Top Pet Care: The area’s best veterinarians, groomers, trainers, and more, as voted on by readers.
Renovation Diary: Remodeling two bathrooms in two weeks for $20,000.
STYLE, HEALTH & BEAUTY
Electric Moment: Why e-bikes are more popular than ever.
Status Symbol: The $600 bread machine.
What’s the Pandemic Doing To Our Minds?: Reentry anxiety and other signs therapists see.
The Dentist Will See You Now: Your next appointment will be very different.
TASTE
Ahead of the Table: What dining out will look like over the next year.
Eight Pandemic Pop-ups: Chefs are getting creative.
Need a Menu? Scan the QR Code: Socially distanced dining practices, beyond six-feet-apart tables.
HOME
Parts and Labor: Two car fanatics spent four years transforming an auto shop into a home.
Buying and Living in Arlington Now: What’s happening in the home of Amazon HQ2.
Staycation Vibes: How to make outdoor at-home socializing great.
Pets: The quarantine adoptees.
