News
Inside Voices: Poor Jail Food Fuels Conflict. Will New Legislation Help?
Former D.C. Jail resident Ivory Haight says she has watched people trade sexual favors for food.
Pinto Is Reviving an Old Push for Warrantless Searches. Some Fear It Will Kick-start a ‘Free-for-All’ of Police Harassment.
The Ward 2 councilmember’s crime legislation drew rebuke from judicial leaders who say warrantless searches might violate the Fourth Amendment.
What Is Your Experience With Black Infant Loss?
Too many Black infants die before their first birthday in Washington, D.C. What needs to change?
Food
Good Taste: Any Day Now’s Creative Comfort Food Shines From Sunup To Sundown
The collaboration between Tim Ma and Matt Sperber serves the region’s best breakfast sandwich and some impressive vegetarian dishes.
What Goes Into a Cocktail? The Latine Service Workers Behind D.C.’s Food and Beverage Industry
Casa Kantuta celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a pop-up series spotlighting the Latine talent supporting some of the city’s biggest bars and restaurants.
Good Taste: Ruta’s Supremely Comforting Ukrainian Cuisine Hits All the Right Beets
Executive chef Dima Martseniuk says his Capitol Hill restaurant serves upward of 50 gallons of borscht every week.
Arts
A Reputation That Won’t—and Shouldn’t—Rub Off
Round House’s Ink revisits the British newspaper wars of the 1970s and the birth of a global supervillain.
Martino Zaidelis’ The Extortion Is As Slick As It Is Suspenseful
Screening at AFI Silver’s Latin American Film Festival this weekend, this Argentine nail-biter reminds us that the heroes in modern thrillers always have skeletons in their closet.
Boundary-Pushing Performance Artist Bumper Receives the 2023 HAUS AWARD
“My community has truly made me feel like a superstar,” says Bumper on winning the third annual haus of bambi award that honors local visionary queers and their artistic contributions.
A Major Criminal Justice Reform Law Forced Police to Collect More Data. But the D.C. Auditor Says No One’s Doing Much With It.
The latest review of the NEAR Act’s impact suggests the law isn’t living up to its potential to spur change.
