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Michael Laris

Michael Laris

Transportation Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Transportation and Logistics

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A Virginia woman’s epic paper napkin collection is being preserved

Her collection of more than 1,000 napkins, which the Library of Virginia is keeping safe, includes a series from the Pentagon that warns of threats.
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D.C. is a city filled with embassies, and each has a special holida...

Embassy chefs and other culinary evangelists lean on their nations’ dinner-table traditions to bring a bit of warmth in a world of roiling tensions.
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Smithsonian to display a rare dinosaur skull that was a ‘dream’ dis...

Researchers say the specimen will help them learn about the ‘weird, odd, wonderful, mysterious’ Pachycephalosaurus.
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Key Bridge deaths could have been prevented, federal investigators ...

The NTSB determined that the probable cause of the crash was a loose wire on the ship that created a “precarious electrical connection” and, ultimately, a blackout.
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How the shutdown has hit D.C., by the numbers

From Metro ridership to food bank lines, these numbers show how the shutdown is tearing through the Washington, D.C. region.
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How Trump’s death penalty push is straining legal defense teams

Under Biden, officials decided not to seek capital punishment against two D.C. teens charged in a deadly carjacking. The Justice Department is now weighing whether to do so.
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Trump joins other Republicans in calling for Jay Jones to exit Virg...

Jerrauld “Jay” Jones, Democratic candidate for Virginia Attorney General, apologized for texts that describe a hypothetical shooting a former state House speaker.
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Trump signs memo ordering the enforcement of the death penalty in D.C.

The president Thursday directed Attorney General Pam Bondi and U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro to use federal law to pursue capital punishment.
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A songwriter had part of his brain removed. The music flowed.

Mike Frazier had no idea that the source of his stomach pains and mental health struggles was a condition that affects tens of millions of people worldwide.
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On one of America’s most diverse streets, documenting life for decades

Columbia Pike has been called a ‘world in a Zip code’ because residents come from more than 125 countries.
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Crime ‘hot spots’ targeted, encampments cleared, as feds expand D.C...

President Trump promised to “have the crime situation solved in D.C. very soon,” as officials provided new details about the increased presence in the capital.
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Trump keeps threatening to federalize D.C.

A former DOGE employee was injured in an attempted carjacking. Trump says crime in D.C. is “totally out of control” and considers deploying the National Guard.
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Their children have a rare condition. They didn’t know its name – u...

Five families with children who have the newly discovered rare condition, ReNU syndrome, recently gathered in a D.C. park. Scientists believe 100,000 more people have it.
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Helicopters were banned near National Airport. They are disrupting ...

Airliners have had to abandon landings at National to keep away from helicopters, underscoring officials’ ongoing challenge to keep the busy airspace safe.
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A landlord builds. A restaurant closes. And D.C.’s tiny Chinatown g...

A landlord builds. A restaurant closes. And D.C.’s tiny Chinatown gets smaller.
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A university confronts the dark history of a stolen heart in a vibr...

A Black man’s heart was used without permission in a landmark surgery. Virginia Commonwealth University is making sure people know his story.
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He drove over Baltimore’s Key Bridge. Minutes later, it collapsed.

Larry DeSantis at first didn’t realize the extent of the destruction that occurred behind him. A year later, he’s had time to consider the what-ifs of that night.
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A helicopter crashed into the Potomac River. He was the sole survivor.

Decades before an Army helicopter and American Airlines jet collided, another crash took place in those same waters. Jonathan Godfrey was left with guilt – and purpose.
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4 key takeaways from the NTSB reports on the deadly D.C. plane crash

The independent safety agency called for urgent action in one of the two reports it released Tuesday.
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Plane extraction from Potomac River to begin on Monday

Crews are set to lift a catastrophically damaged jet that was involved in a deadly crash from the bottom of the Potomac River in Washington.
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Trump has repeatedly insulted the nation’s capital. What’s the real...

In graphic terms, the president has focused on three areas he says make the city an embarrassment and nightmare: its appearance, crime and poverty.