Washington Post Express

13/09/2019

We're grateful to you, our readers, for allowing us to be a part of your mornings for the past 16 years. Executive editor Dan Caccavaro shares his final thoughts.

By Dan Caccavaro September 12 at 2:16 PM I’ve always known this day would come, but I’ve chosen to think of it the way you might contemplate the death of the sun. Sure, it’s inevitable, but no need to worry about it today. But time has flown. And the end is here. This is the final edition of E...

11/09/2019

Today's cover: Anthony Rendon’s torrid summer has catapulted him into the discussion for National League MVP — and he’s just one of several Nationals players in contention to bring home some of baseball’s highest honors this year.

10/09/2019

Plus, Dr. Andrea helps a reader who sees troubling behavior standing in the way of a new friendship.

10/09/2019

Don't sleep on these big events this month.

This month brings festivals around the area, plus the reopening of the Washington Monument.

10/09/2019

Maria Bastasch serves as wine director of Compass Rose and Maydan, where she curates selections from parts of the world that aren't known for wine.

Maria Bastasch, wine director at Compass Rose and Maydan, shares her approach to showcasing wines from underrepresented parts of the world.

10/09/2019

Is getting an MBA worth the hassle and steep price tag? Depending on your situation, it might not be.

The business master's degree makes sense for people aiming for administrative or management positions, but might not be useful for pople with more...

10/09/2019

To the Tysons Corner station manager who got an earful from Peter Sagal: the NPR host would like to apologize.

After some time to reflect, Peter Sagal recognized that his rant over being 25 cents short stemmed from his own privilege.

10/09/2019

Today's cover: As President Trump and Republicans face fresh pressure to act, a new survey finds overwhelming support across party lines for expanded background checks and for laws that would let officials take guns from troubled individuals.

09/09/2019

James Poniewozik, TV critic for The New York Times, will speak on Wednesday about his new book "Audience of One," which tracks the rise of Donald Trump as an inescapable onscreen personality. http://ow.ly/s1jk50vYfEN

A longtime TV critic contends in his new book "Audience of One" that Donald Trump's background as a TV personality is central to understanding him...

09/09/2019

The new film sheds light on the story of U.K. whistleblower Katharine Gun. Director Gavin Hood, journalist Martin Bright and Gun spoke to us about the espionage thriller’s long, methodical road to the big screen. http://ow.ly/J4uJ50vYrRK

The ex-spy hopes her experience, depicted in Gavin Hood's new film, inspires people to speak up.

09/09/2019

Learn Beyoncé’s Coachella moves or prep for your next rap battle with workshops during The Reach Opening Festival at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts http://ow.ly/F1QY50vYgbd

The community-focused campus includes three pavilions, underground classrooms and performance halls, and a “green roof” with grassy areas to relax.

09/09/2019

Have a question about mental health, a family issue, or a romantic relationship? Submit it now, and join in on Tuesdays at 1 p.m. for Baggage Check Live with licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Andrea Bonior. https://live.washingtonpost.com/baggage-check-live-20190910.html

09/09/2019

Jump for ‘Joy’! This rare Bob Ross exhibition is the largest display of the late artist’s work on the East Coast. http://ow.ly/h1gJ50vYg5r

"Happy Accidents" at the Franklin Park Arts Center in Purcellville, Va., features works created by the late, beloved artist for his memorable PBS...

09/09/2019

Today's cover: Washington watches an early 17-point lead vanish as DeSean Jackson and the Eagles explode with a monster second-half comeback.

09/09/2019

In this week's Baggage Check Live, Dr. Andrea and chatters discuss how to shutdown an office loudmouth who jokes about a coworker's breakfast. https://live.washingtonpost.com/baggage-check-live-20190903.html

Send in your questions to Dr. Andrea Bonior about relationships, mental health, work-life balance, family drama and more.

08/09/2019

An investigation by DC Rider found that in Northern Virginia, tickets issued for fare evasions are more likely to be dropped in court than paid. http://ow.ly/4NnS50vYgeJ

According to Virginia court records, only about a fifth of those ticketed for fare evasion have paid their fines.

08/09/2019

Where would Jenn Tisdale, Director of Brightest Young Things's True Crime Festival, go on a perfect day in D.C.? A murder site, of course! (Oh, and Suns Cinema) http://ow.ly/90OA50vYedY

The director of the Death Becomes Us True Crime Festival would spend a perfect day in D.C. hot on the trail of the city's most famous murderer.

08/09/2019

In this week's Baggage Check, Dr. Andrea helps a reader who feels like their marriage is over, but feels guilt over initiating a divorce. http://ow.ly/6oO050vYgCr

Plus, Dr. Andrea helps a reader who is considering leaving their career in the wake of a friend's death.