A history newsletter that investigates how Washington, DC's built environment, federal institutions and racial segregation developed, using current Trump administration actions on the National Mall and elsewhere as starting points. Each issue offers a researched, argument-driven essay on topics such as the National Park Service, Memorial Bridge and the 1893 World's Fair.

Dispatches from veteran journalist James Fallows chronicling the Trump administration's actions in the run-up to the 2026 midterms, with timelines, commentary, and local Washington DC reporting. Issues combine day-by-day summaries with analysis such as comparing Trump's language in 1990 and 2026 interviews.

Covers daily weather forecasts for the Washington, D.C. area alongside seasonal features and environmental reporting such as air quality and fall foliage. Readers get local forecasts and short explanatory pieces from staff meteorologists.

A personal newsletter of first-person dispatches about daily life in Washington, DC, mixing neighborhood scenes, dog-walking encounters and observations on politics and the city's mood. Readers get a local's wry, anecdotal view of the capital rather than policy coverage.