Parenting The Moment My 12-Year-Old Son Realized Growing Up is the Worst First Person, Father's Day in DC | Jun 16, 2016
News & Politics Alen Salerian Declared Unfit to Stand Trial The Bethesda psychiatrist accused of supplying pills to addicts and dealers in southwest Virginia may be committed. Capital Comment, Local News | Apr 8, 2014
News & Politics The Spectacular Unraveling of Washington’s Favorite Shrink Heiresses, politicians, and the FBI used to have Alen Salerian on speed dial. Not anymore. People | Jan 28, 2014
News & Politics A Long Way Home Meguiel Merritt has had more than his share of stumbles, but he’s held the same steady job for nearly 30 years. He wants desperately to reclaim a life in his hometown, but the city isn’t giving out second chances the way it used to. Is there a place for him in the “new” DC? People | Sep 9, 2013
News & Politics A King With No Country He ruled Rwanda for just nine months before fleeing a revolt and has spent the last half century in exile, powerless to stop the violence that ripped through his country. Now 76 and living on public assistance in Virginia, Kigeli V Ndahindurwa longs to return to the throne—but only if his people want him back. People | Mar 27, 2013
News & Politics Vatican Official Allegedly Spits in Face of Protestor John Wojnowski Escalating tensions between an embassy official and long-time protestor lead to a police inquiry. Capital Comment, Local News | Dec 19, 2012
News & Politics Giving the National Mall Some Curb Appeal Landscape architect Teresa Durkin is determined to make “America’s Front Yard” a showpiece for the country. People, I.Q. | Jul 30, 2012
News & Politics The Passion of John Wojnowski Haunted by his past, he has stood outside the Vatican embassy nearly every day for 14 years. His lonely vigil has made him a hero to victims of sexual abuse. But will he ever find peace? People | Jun 25, 2012
News & Politics Taking It to the Street After a decade of setbacks and near misses, DC Vote’s Ilir Zherka says it’s time for a more aggressive fight to give District residents full representation in Congress. It’s a fight he thinks he can win. People, Media & Politics | Apr 10, 2012
News & Politics Joe Englert: The Life of the Party Over the past 20 years, Englert has reshaped Washington nightlife with his quirky bars. After his all-in bet on H Street, the question now is whether DC has finally changed him, too. People | Mar 1, 2012
Alen Salerian Declared Unfit to Stand Trial