News & Politics She Recovered From a Severe Covid Vaccine Complication. Is the Government Doing Enough for Others Who Were Less Fortunate? An uncommon reaction left Cristina Calvert fighting for her life. She survived and is healthy, but others with injuries are struggling to receive compensation from the “black hole” federal program meant to help them. covid, Government, pandemicNovember 25, 2024
Food The Battle Between Diners and Restaurants: Bad Service, Rude Customers, and Confusing Fees In the wake of the pandemic, the relationship between restaurants and diners is more fraught than it’s ever been. Can’t we all just get along? DC Restaurants, Initiative 82, pandemic, service chargeAugust 24, 2023
News & Politics | Things to Do Live Music Is Fully Back in DC. Here’s How It Survived the Pandemic. A spokesperson for The Anthem, 9:30 Club, and other venues describes the long road to recovery. 9:30 Club, I.M.P., Lincoln Theatre, Live MusicFebruary 8, 2023
Health 3 Ways the Pandemic Changed How Cardiologists Treat Patients Covid continues to impact cardiovascular health—and shape medical treatment covid, heart health, pandemicFebruary 8, 2023
News & Politics Inside the High-Security Lab Where Scientists Are Fighting the Next Pandemic We visited a military facility that works with some of the world’s scariest pathogens. Bioweapons, Coronavirus, I.Q., pandemicJanuary 10, 2023
News & Politics | Weddings Wedding Professionals Say It’s Been a Wild Nuptial Season A report from the event-planning front lines. pandemic, Wedding boom, wedding postponedSeptember 15, 2022
Home & Style | News & Politics | Parenting Pandemic Relocations Have Wreaked Havoc on Child-Custody Arrangements For exes who share kids, it can create chaos when one parent decides to decamp back to their hometown for good. Child-Custody, Divorce, pandemic, ParentsAugust 16, 2022
Health | News & Politics Two-Plus Years Into the Pandemic, Our Home Offices Are Still Causing Aches and Pains More than 40 percent of Americans have felt increased shoulder, back, or wrist pain. Here’s how to prevent injury. back pain, Home office, pandemic, Work from homeAugust 15, 2022
Health | News & Politics Covid, Inflation, Politics—They’re All Affecting Your Sleep. Here’s How to Snooze More Soundly. There are even apps now to help you slumber. Insomnia, pandemic, SleepAugust 8, 2022
News & Politics | Real Estate Should DC’s Empty Office Buildings Get Turned Into Apartments? It’s clear workers will never return in full force. Developers and local officials see an opportunity. Conversions, Development, Downtown DC, office buildingsJuly 28, 2022
