Aaron Wiener

Some need to win a coin flip to use a desk. Others say they’re killing time when workstations aren’t available amid the administration’s return-to-office mandate.

A Trump administration memo gives agencies an April 14 deadline to submit “any proposed relocations of agency bureaus and offices from Washington, D.C. and the National Capital Region to less-costly parts of the country.”

The redevelopment of Barry Farm in Southeast Washington includes the city’s biggest geothermal installation from a company run by Hall of Fame goalie Mike Richter.

The General Services Administration has eliminated its office overseeing child-care centers and stopped providing accreditation to centers in federal buildings.

For nearly a decade, millennials were buying more homes than any other generation. Then mortgage rates and home prices spiked.

Neighborhood opposition has stalled plans to build homes on a Metro parking lot in Takoma, echoing problems in other communities where density is a concern.

State officials see an opportunity in the Trump administration’s push to move federal agencies out of the D.C. area, and they’re making their case to land them.

The full implications of the trade reconsiderations still aren’t clear. But the countries involved are some of Israel’s most important commercial partners.

Exit polls showed a race that was too close to call, with liberal Rafal Trzaskowski leading nationalist Karol Nawrocki by a fraction of a percentage point.

The prosecution of Alaa Mousa relied on the legal concept of universal jurisdiction, under which normal rules on territorial jurisdiction do not apply.