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Roxanne Roberts

Roxanne Roberts

Feature Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • Philanthropy
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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State dinners were once grand public moments. Under Trump, they’re private affairs.

These most glamorous of presidential events were historically on full display, revealing much about soft diplomacy and Washington relationships. Not anymore.
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Kennedy Center’s dismantled ‘Blue’ sculpture purchased by David Rub...

The Kennedy Center’s former chairman, who was ousted by President Donald Trump in 2025, acquired the artwork for more than $2 million. It will eventually be displayed in the Sculpture Garden of the National Gallery of Art.
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How the East Wing demolition changes the state dinner for King Charles

The East Wing was the traditional grand entrance for guests to White House state dinners. Here are other ways President Trump has changed the ceremonies.
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Column | 23 Christmas traditions ranked, from cookies to shopping hell

What Christmas traditions we love, what we hate and why we’re right.
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8 political sex scandals that threw the nation into a frenzy

The saga of Olivia Nuzzi and Ryan Lizza is just the latest in a long list of close encounters.
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Review | The $500 million American Dream museum near the White Hous...

The new Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream, created by the Wall Street “junk bond king,” offers Washington an optimistic, high-tech temple of capitalism.
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The East Wing is gone. Here’s why it’s been called ‘the heart’ of t...

The East Wing played second banana to the West Wing, but the home of the first lady’s office was the source of quiet power and influence.
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D.C. cat guy goes viral fostering and bottle feeding hundreds of ki...

Abdul Raheem is defying stereotypes with his videos caring for tiny foster kittens.
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Review | Jane Birkin inspired a pricey bag, but she was more than a...

A new book, “It Girl: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin,” by Marisa Meltzer, explores the life of the actress who became synonymous with the status symbol.
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‘Golden Bachelor’s’ ageist comments make for an awkward season prem...

After jock-turned-lawyer Mel Owens stated a preference for women under 60, ABC cast 23 women for Season 2 — all but one older than 60.
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Trump loves a swanky ballroom. So did the Gilded Age elite.

The president's vision of a palatial White House ballroom reflects his vision of a new Gilded Age, echoing historical ties between architecture and power.