The Washington PostPie 8 recipes for the pumpkin spice lovers — and the hatersThe Washington Post - By Kari SondeUpon the first cool wisps of fall air floats a familiar scent, one that you may have known for a long time. It is the aroma of mostly cinnamon, sometimes nutmeg, cloves, ginger, occasionally allspice always
The Washington PostLifestyle Get the Bold School newsletter and start approaching life after 50 with curiosity and enthusiasmThe Washington PostWhat can I learn from my younger boss and colleagues, and what can they learn from me? How do I manage my grief? How do I find joy? And why in the world am I getting so many scammy emails? Those conversations
The Washington PostRonan Farrow NBC News chief calls Ronan Farrow’s book ‘a smear’ in lengthy new rebuttalThe Washington PostOppenheim’s memo reiterates points he made last week in visits to news organizations. including The Washington Post, in anticipation of the book’s release on Tuesday. The thrust of his reply: That Farrow
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The Washington PostLifestyle The Anti-Racist Revelations of Ibram X. KendiThe Washington Post - By David MontgomeryIbram H. Rogers, 17, hadn’t even told his parents that he was entering a Martin Luther King Jr. Day oratorical contest. They found out after he won one of the early rounds and they got a videotape of performance.
The Washington PostLifestyle Chocolate companies don’t do enough to stop child workers, new report saysThe Washington Post - By Thomson Reuters FoundationMajor chocolate companies such as Godiva, Lindt and Hershey are failing to make sure their suppliers don’t use children as workers, according to a new ranking by activists released last week. Godiva was
The Washington PostDonald Trump If Trump doesn’t condone violence against journalists, he should stop inspiring itThe Washington PostI felt slightly sick, watching people laugh at the words about lynching reporters — and, in some cases, buy the shirt as a souvenir. What I didn’t realize then was that this ugliness would get much, much
The Washington PostFood & Dining Don’t let high-altitude baking get you down. Here’s how to ensure sweet success.The Washington Post - By Becky KrystalEven under ideal conditions, baking can be a bit of a dance — reliant on the proper amount of ingredients, the right kind of interaction among them and a specific set of conditions, whether that’s in oven
The Washington PostPuppies How a dull-coated dog brightened my relationship with my sonsThe Washington Post - By Kitson JazynkaThe little brown dog growled low and threatening, as if to say she’d rip my throat out if she had to. Her dull coat stretched thin over abundant ribs. She trembled, barricading six two-week-old puppies
The Washington PostLifestyle Breast-feeding is helping me face my decades-long struggle with hating my bodyThe Washington Post - By Kate WillskyAbout 30 hours after I gave birth to my daughter, while I was still in the recovery room at the hospital, I saw my postpartum body for the first time. In the mirror of the cramped bathroom, I took in reflection
The Washington PostIcon version of the Flipboard logoLifestyle Only war heroes can be awarded Purple Heart medals. Anyone can join the Purple Heart Trail.The Washington Post MagazineWhen you're traveling in either direction along Interstate 95 in Virginia, you will likely pass more than one sign featuring a silhouette of George Washington's head framed by a golden heart. Some have
The Washington PostLifestyle They found a stack of WWII love letters for sale. Then they began to unravel the mystery of who wrote them.The Washington Post“We were sitting there for what felt like forever,” said Grant, 24, of Clarksville, Tenn. “But we couldn’t read them fast enough.” Wolke and Grant purchased all 21 letters, at $4 a piece, and hurried the
The Washington PostLifestyle How to remove furniture oil stains from a slate patioThe Washington Post - By Jeanne HuberQ: We refinished our ipe patio furniture with Penofin penetrating oil finish. Unfortunately, several large spots of the finish fell onto our slate patio. We noticed the spots immediately and tried to wash
The Washington PostPain New approaches to treating chronic pain include more support and focusing on overall wellnessThe Washington Post - By Jenna BirchChronic pain is a widespread problem in the United States. According to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 50 million Americans suffer from some form of chronic
The Washington PostLifestyle Miss Manners: Maybe they’re just making conversationThe Washington Post - By Judith Martin, Nicholas Martin, Jacobina MartinDear Miss Manners: I live in a city famous for the nouveau riche materialism of many residents. When I meet such people, their inevitable first question is, “Where do you live?” I think of this as the
The Washington PostLifestyle Hints From Heloise: Moving the massesThe Washington Post - By Heloise“Dear Heloise: This country needs more mass transit among cities. We build highways, but the congestion on our roads is becoming serious. Japan, for example, has a mass transit system, elevated above that
The Washington PostLifestyle Carolyn Hax: The guilt that comes with setting firm boundariesThe Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxHi, Carolyn: Now that I’m getting pretty good at setting boundaries (thank you for your help with that!), how do I stop feeling guilty about it? For example, I plan my entire week so I don’t have to leave
The Washington PostPanera Bread Woman says she was fired over TikTok video ‘exposing’ Panera Bread’s use of frozen mac and cheeseThe Washington Post - By Hannah KnowlesA man laughs hysterically in the short video that’s racked up nearly 1 million likes, as the plastic packet of frozen mac and cheese is dropped into a boiler, cut open and then poured into a bowl ready
The Washington PostBox Office Top box office for the weekend of Oct. 11-13, 2019The Washington Post “Joker” held on to the top spot for its second week. The number of weeks in release is in parentheses.
The Washington PostRecipes You can skip the pastry. These vegetable pot pies use a sweet potato crust.The Washington Post - By Joe YonanTwo things stop me from making pot pies for other than special occasions: 1) The pastry, which takes time to make, roll, cut and shape. 2) The pastry, whose buttery goodness can make it seem a little indulgent
The Washington PostLifestyle Evan Birnholz’s Oct. 13 Post Magazine crossword, “Tradespeople”The Washington Post - By Evan BirnholzQueer Qrosswords 2.0 (playfully titled “2 Queer 2 Qurious”) has been released! This is a set of puzzles made by LGBTQ constructors that’s designed to benefit an LGBTQ charity of your choice. Their set
The Washington PostLifestyle October Class of KidsPost: Watkins Mill fourth-gradersThe Washington Post - By Christina BarronRachel Lerman’s fourth-grade class at Watkins Mill Elementary School in Montgomery Village, Maryland, is the October Class of KidsPost. These 25 students love soccer, listen to DJ Marshmello and admire
The Washington PostLifestyle Carolyn Hax: Sometimes even people with good intentions are more than we can handleThe Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxDear Carolyn: I live in a small town and am being treated for cancer. I’m an extremely private and sensitive person. I don’t want pity or to have to explain my situation to people when they see the little
The Washington PostFood & Dining Have your beer and cook with it, too, thanks to these 9 recipesThe Washington Post - By Becky KrystalTechnically, Oktoberfest has come and gone, if we’re talking about exactly when the traditional German festival of Bavarian culture occurs. Still, the celebration has taken on a life of its own around
The Washington PostLifestyle I mistakenly walked off the D.C. Metro with a stranger’s AirPod. I learned — once again — what a small town this is.The Washington PostIt wasn’t until I got to my desk and began unpacking my backpack that I noticed a lone left ear bud in one of my bag’s side pockets. My heart sunk. The woman! The AirPod! And at the center of it—me, an
The Washington PostLifestyle Hints From Heloise: New products for the puppersThe Washington Post - By HeloiseDear Readers: There are new, innovative and fun pet products. How about an attachment for a water bottle that allows the dog to drink from the bottle? Handy for hiking. And a food dish with grooves like
The Washington PostLifestyle Carolyn Hax: She’s 16. He’s 22. It’s a good time to trust her head, not her heart.The Washington Post - By Carolyn HaxHello, Carolyn: I’m a 16-year-old who works at a coffee shop in a small town. Lately I’ve been working with the same guy a lot, and I’ve started to notice my heartbeat rising before I walk into the door.
The Washington PostLifestyle Shepard Smith, Fox News veteran anchor and frequent Trump target, abruptly resigns from the networkThe Washington Post - By Paul Farhi, Sarah EllisonShepard Smith, one of Fox News’s leading anchors and a frequent target of President Trump, abruptly stepped down from the network on Friday, departing with little explanation after 23 years on the air.
The Washington PostMatt Lauer Matt Lauer and the problems with his ‘consensual sex’ defenseThe Washington Post - By Monica HesseIf Matt Lauer’s response to a sexual assault accusation had been a wine, instead of just a whine, we’d say it had an acidic bouquet of victim-blaming with a bitter aftertaste of self-pity. I find myself
