News & Politics Washingtonian’s Best Longreads of 2020 14 great feature stories we published this year Theater, Donald Trump, COVID-19, Restaurants | 6 months ago
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend A mother whose 13-year-old son joined the alt-right, a blind father raising blind triplets, and a remembrance of DC's first power restaurant. Longreads | May 9, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend A murder on the Rappahannock, the Republican governor beloved by a blue state, and the inspiring story of a runner who enters dozens of races every year and finishes last every time. Longreads | May 2, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend The flood that transformed the Greenbrier Resort, a town where Wi-Fi is banned, and drama in the Lost River Valley. Coronavirus, Longreads | Apr 25, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend A superstar of Generation Z, Jeff Bezos's DC life, and an unbelievable bureaucrat-conman who convinced the EPA he also worked for the CIA. Coronavirus, Longreads | Apr 18, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend A popularity contest in the chemo ward, the Naval Academy's war with a flamboyant professor, and the woman behind DC's escape rooms. Coronavirus, Longreads | Apr 11, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend Blooper-filled tales from the Nats' first season, understanding Tiffany Trump, and DC's war with rodents. Coronavirus, Longreads | Apr 4, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend An account of a walk around the Beltway, an epic con, and a sit-down with a fascinating author of kids' literature. Coronavirus, Longreads | Mar 28, 2020
News & Politics 3 Captivating Longreads for a Corona-Free Weekend A totally improbable love story, a groovy tale from the '60s, and the makings of your kids' all-time favorite podcaster. Coronavirus, Longreads | Mar 21, 2020
News & Politics | Real Estate Todd Hitt’s Shameless Con: How Washington Society Got Scammed by One of Its Own He’s a son of the Hitt construction dynasty, the family who built landmarks all over town. And he made sure everyone knew it. Real Estate, Virginia, Crime, Jose Andres | Feb 2, 2020
