this is an absolutely amazing place. They have New York Times Washington Post stunning array of…read moreperiodicals available on an almost archival basis if you want them it's here plus they have used books and occasionally a little dog. Their family pet is there who is also adorable check this place out.

Amazing!! So glad I found this place online. I live on the west coast and was looking for a copy of…read morethe previous day's Washington Post (no newsstands near me stock it, I called them all) so I finally called The Newsroom on a long shot and the man was so friendly and helpful, set up an eBay listing for it and texted me the link to complete purchase! So many people these days just want to brush off any requests that mean extra work for them, so it's always really appreciated when someone is willing to go above and beyond to help you out. Thank you again, I hope great karma comes to you all, and I can't wait to visit in person when I'm in town. Long live printed media and the great newsstands!

Because I am a lifelong Washingtonian ( and I mean one who has lived within the borders of this…read moreplace)-I consider this magazine a guilty pleasure. Why? Because, face it, the features are often about "Washington" ( as in, you know, Middleburg, Virginia)-with only a smidgen of the city's flavor thrown in on occasion... Or about as often as one sees or meets an actual Washingtonian at a Nationals game. In other words, it kinda is and kinda isn't for "us". Still (kick me, somebody) -I buy it. I think because its reality is so removed from mine (I'm not an" A" list person by any means)-it represents a kind of vacation... But it pisses me off sometimes as well... Ah, we humans are a paradoxical species, yes?

Washingtonian Magazine - June 2012 "100 Cheap Eats" was just delivered…read more Says: "... you don't have to spend more than $25 a person ,tax and tip included to eat famously well." While I have not read their entire list, I seriously question most of their offerings! Maybe an appetizer, water and a $.02 tip (which I don't do). Your Yelper expert thoughts, please.

I never subscribed to this magazine. Its taken me months to get them to stop sending it to me. They…read morestill refuse. While this magazine is not my cup of tea, it shouldn't take any publication months to cancel, especially sine we never subscribed or paid for a subscription. I am not the only one. this magazine is doing this to bloat the number of subscribers. Pretty slimy stuff.

This is mainly a review of Chris P's review - only partially a review of the Examiner. We have…read moremoved impossibly far from the era of Edward R. Murrow, when the New York Times was a "newspaper of record" and the news sections of major papers were reasonably balanced. The Washington Post and Times don't lie, but their omissions of facts and important reporting create the equivalent in bias by omission. Think about this: no major paper revealed Trump's brazen acknowledgment of his strategies in his 2015 campaign book, "Crippled America". He said "I use the media as it uses me - to gain attention. And when I have that attention I use it for my purposes". Can you believe that he went on to say that " I make outrageous statements - and give them what they want . . " Had our media highlighted Trump's support for Democrats and former praise for Barack Obama's first year in office when he announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination, it would have revealed his opportunism and lack of bona fides to conservatives that had increased influence on the Republican party. His campaign might have gone nowhere. Now that Chris Wallace is gone from Fox News it's hopelessly biased and sensation-oriented, lacking the occasional contrary opinions that are carried by the Post and Times. And those two papers have the staff and ability to do massive coverage of major issues when they choose to do so. So I thought Chris P. got our deplorable news situation right. Seeking the conservative perspective, I got far more depth from the Examiner than the Washington Times. Newsmax is so ideological I found it beyond the pale.

If you like the NYT, don't subscribe. Unlike any business in modern times, they make you call or…read morehold on chat forever to cancel. Subscribing is easy, unsubscribing is as impossible as they can legally make it. This article is from 2017, but it's still true. https://www.forbes.com/sites/theodorecasey/2017/10/16/we-shouldnt-have-to-call-to-cancel-the-new-york-times-in-2017/#339704de54cc

The news content is fine, but I rarely have time to read it, so I've been trying to cancel my…read moredigital subscription since December, but every time I try, they say call/text volume is high and they'll get back to me; by the time they respond, I'm no longer available to chat with them. I thought if I didn't update my credit card, eventually they'd cancel the subscription, but no such luck! Just lots of emails about needing to change the info. Ridiculous. What a scam.

Windows on Washington just installed 23 Okna windows in our home. From the initial visit to the…read morefinish, they did an excellent job, and they came in ahead of schedule. I recommend them highly. Roger Pilon Bethesda, MD

In some sectors the ratings are all over the spectrum & conflicting. Seems to me that people with…read moreextreme and negative evaluations are the most likely to comment. IMHO the price rating not accurate. I wish you could sort all the columns ascending or descending like a spreadsheet.

A part of my daily news cycle, but the Sunday edition is my fave. Will absolutely continue to read…read morethe heralded Post. Though I prefer a hard copy edition, it's okay to settle for the digital. And while the coveted A section is where I spend most of my time, Sunday's Arts & Style offer pleasant insight not seen elsewhere. Like today's article on E4, about how the children's demographic has been great for the challenged theater industry. Despite receiving other newspapers and magazines considered among the world's prime reads, the WaPo is a perspective I really look forward to. Current. Informative. Appreciated.

I recently subscribed to The Washington Post's free breaking news email alerts specifically:…read moreWorldView The Post Most The Optimist Must Reads I am very grateful that I am not a paid subscriber. The Washington Post news is very similar to The New York Times for format with various sections as I believe this news media copied as a catalyst. I highly prefer The New York Times for paid subscription. The Washington Post is a leading daily newspaper that serves the tri-state, metropolitan area of Washington, DC, parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia based in Washington, DC. I like to be informed for situational awareness of headline news outside of my hometown and home state. Breaking news!! The Washington Post refused a U.S. Presidential endorsement 2024 from the editorial section in contrast to the tradition of past history beliefs... but no comment from little o' me.

Friends of TIME MAGAZINES I already answered a message to the one who was there from there, by Mrs…read more Johnson please please check and tell the one there written there, that you answer me please, I hope you understand what I wrote, it seems to me also but not English tell her to answer me, and send me the phone of her or him, if not this same for that until this would serve me that I know, tell him that if you can call me in Spanish better or I see, with who can call them also, they tell me they want to send me a plane ticket to there, or it will be new york that I do not know, it is close to the ministry of finance of your country washington that knows that this money is with the lady jonhson that I remember now I remember the other directions I have not fixed much electricity is very expensive, which allan sent to write to answer me but I know English not so much someone would have to translate if you do not know you there, that's kind of newspaper or magazine but they would have to help me r with several things before going there from you or the one who wrote me there, I can go only logical, but for that I asked in your e-mail different if you could bring another person who knows English if you do not think no, I It will only be but apart from the ticket they would have to help me with the passport and the stay there, and the money that I have there will be delivered to me there, well I will explain in the other mail something that is from there the answer also for that from Mrs. Johnson on my part I leave half for the favor thank you there. Atte: Juan Carlos Alfaro Arrones. Country: Costa rica. Tel: + (506) 86728908. If I change the money to another side that I know is there. Amigos de TIME MAGAZINES yo ya le conteste un mensaje al que alla sido de alli, por la señora johnson Rosa por favor revisar y decirle al que alla escrito de alli, que me conteste por favor, espero entiendan lo que escribi, a mi me parece tambien pero no se ingles avisarle que me conteste, y que me envie el telefono de ella o el, si no es este mismo por aquello hasta este me serviria que yo sepa, decirle que si me pueden llamar en español mejor o yo veo, con quien los puedo llamar tambien, me disen que me quieren enviar un tiquete de avion para alli, o sera new york que yo sepa no, es cerca del ministerio de hacienda de su pais washington que sepa que esta esta plata con la señora jonhson que yo recuerde ahora recuerdo las otras direcciones no me e fijado mucho la electricidad esta muy cara, al que allan mandado a escribir que me conteste pero yo se ingles no tanto alguien me tendria que traducir si no sabe usted alli, eso es como tipo periodico o revista, pero me tendrian que ayudar con varias cosas antes de ir alli de parte de ustedes o el que me escribio de alli, puedo ir solo logico, pero por aquello les pregunte en su e mail diferente si podia llevar otra persona que sepa ingles si no les parece no, yo solo sera pero aparte del tiquete tendrian que ayudarme con el pasaporte y la estadia alli, y el dinero que tengo por alli que me lo entreguen alli tambien, bueno yo explique en el otro correo algo que sea de alli la respuesta tambien por aquello de que la señora johnson de mi parte le dejo la mitad por el favor gracias alli. Atte: juan carlos alfaro arrones. Pais: Costa rica. Tel:+(506)86728908. Si cambio la plata para otro lado que yo sepa es por alli mismo.

AI infection What a…read moresupreme disappointment. I am beside myself and so very, very sad. I've been a print subscriber for more than 20 years, and the New Yorker is a mainstay. I love the New Yorker and I love David Sedaris in all of his incarnations. I was so happy to see in the print version his narrative about the care and feeding of Hugh, his significant other, after Hugh's hip surgery. I was so looking to hearing David's narration in the June 30, 2025 issue. But a pox upon the house of the New Yorker for skipping David's narration and substituting a generated voice. No one has a voice like David Sedaris, and the automaton the New Yorker hired totally sucked. I am heartbroken. Please don't do this again, ever, at least not with the work of David Sedaris. Shame! Shame! Shame! Shit, I'm out of breath. Please don't do this again, at least not with the work of David Sedaris.

Like the other 2 fake snowflake reviewers, I actually bought (force subscribed after trial period)…read moreand paid for the service although I never used it. My main issue is with the company not simply refunding me the $99. There is no phone customer support and there the email rep told me that their agreement states absolutely no refunds once I'm charged for the annual membership. I've been in this situation a few times over the years where you automatically get charged a big amount of money after a teaser intro period and the companies have refunded me the big charge no questions asked. Smells of desperation on the part of The Daily Caller not willing to issue me a refund. I'll keep posting negative reviews.

I love, love, loved this place…read more A full-fledged bookstore with tons of books, sections, accessories and gifts PLUS a legit breakfast/lunch/dinner restaurant with great food, gorgeous patio/dining area? I am SO in. We stopped in bc my husband's last name is Kramer and it's spelled the exact same and I saw the brunch/breakfast options and wanted to eat here. We loved it. Tried the avocado toast, brioche French toast and a smash burger and everything was delicious. Service was good, food was out quickly, portions were huge, all A+++. Enjoyed shopping after and will 100% come back. They are very active on Instagram and usually have seasonal specials and neat events.

A DC institution, I will always be a fan of Kramers. It's not the best restaurant, but it's a…read moreclassic that I hope remains open for decades and decades to come. Service is great, prompt and professional, and some of the items are hit or miss, but there is a lot of light lunch fare to choose from and my salad was fresh. Make sure to stop in at the bookstore at the end of your meal.