Dave Ross

Despite the data maps, maybe people would rather be told to get vaccinated by their doctors instead of their mayor, their governor, or even their president.

Is Joe Biden fact-checked as much as Donald Trump? Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold says yes, but he just lies less often and speaks less often.

While Seattle's NHL team has agreed to rename its Kraken-themed restaurant, a local bar is still looking to move forward with its lawsuit.

Some might argue that relaxing COVID rules for fully vaccinated people is discrimination, to which I would say, no – that’s freedom.

It’s time to use the Department of Imagination instead of the Department of Fear to get Washingtonians vaccinated.

Washington Post reporter (and D.C. resident) David Fahrenthold weighs in on the likelihood of Washington, D.C., becoming a state.

Despite a jump in population in the 2020 census, Washington won't get any more (or lose any) U.S. House seats or electoral votes, but other states will.

Along with everything else, this past year will be remembered as the year we gave up on screen time. It might be more useful to track your reality time.

The capital gains tax will be interesting enough for a commentary if people believe it's really about child care and making it easier for parents to work.

Senator Josh Hawley and President Joe Biden may each be walking in opposite directions, but by some miracle they have landed on the same page.