News & Politics House of 1,000 Lawyers Washington's Largest Law Firm Is Also Its Oldest--It Turns 100 This Year. It May Not Have the Richest Partners, But It Has Loyal Ones--and a Very Interesting History. Work & Family | Sep 1, 2004
News & Politics Afternoon Bargains Twilight Rates Offer Good Golf on Challenging Courses--for Less Than You'd Pay on a Typical Public Course. Here Are 15 of the Area's Best Deals. Sports | Jul 1, 2004
News & Politics Flat-Screen Envy All I Wanted Was One of Those Cool TVs With a Nice Big Screen I Could Hang on a Wall. What Could Be Simpler? Try Nuclear Physics. People | Jun 1, 2004
News & Politics Still in Love with the Pandas Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing Are Gone, But You'll Smile When You Meet Mei Xiang and Tian Tian People | May 1, 2004
News & Politics Bush v. Kerry George Bush or John Kerry Will Be Able to Remake the Supreme Court in His Image. Here's How the Two Very Different Courts Might Look. People | Apr 1, 2004
News & Politics Tuesdays With Trent The Senator Wanted to Write a Book and Needed a Writer. I Needed the Money. So We Talked--or He Talked, and Talked Some More. Here's What He Said. People | Feb 1, 2004
News & Politics Breaking Up Isn’t Hard To Do But It Can Be Painful--and Expensive. That's Why You Want a Divorce Lawyer Who Can Guide You Through the Ordeal. Here Are 52 of Washington's Best. People | Feb 1, 2004
News & Politics 30 of Washington DC’s Top Lawyers Washington is home to some of the world’s top lawyers. Here are the top 30—plus 750 who are right behind them. Save the list—you never know when you’ll be arrested, get served with a subpoena, need a new will, get a divorce, or worse. People | Nov 1, 2003
News & Politics Believe in Magic For a Dollar, Nancy Alberts Bought a Mare. It Had a Colt With a Star on Its Face and Not Much Promise. But Alberts Named Him Magic. See Him Run. People | May 1, 2003
News & Politics A Better Bet Thousands of Slot Machines at Maryland's Racetracks? A Really Dumb Idea. Here's How to Take Real Money From the High Rollers. People | Mar 1, 2003
