The Waldorf Astoria Hotel has been shunned by presidents since Barack Obama after it was taken over by Chinese owners.

Washington's most outrageous MAGA correspondent, Natalie Winters, has dished the dirt on dating in DC, and claimed "most men" on the Hill are gay.

When you stay at the Waldorf Astoria Washington DC, you’re less than a mile from the White House and only about a 12 minute ...

Eater DC’s Best Food and Drink Picks for Cherry Blossom Season These restaurants, hotels, and bars roll out the red carpet for the star spring attraction in the nation’s capital ...

The iconic Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, once home to the great Broadway composer Cole Porter but closed for eight years, will finally reopen to guests in September -- months later than Hilton promised ...

Following the 2024 signing of a milestone partnership between NABNI Developments and Hilton, the premium-luxury 146-unit Waldorf Astoria Residences Dubai Business Bay has officially launched. Designed ...

Washington, D.C. hosts 176 foreign embassies as well as the headquarters of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) among other ...

The Soho House group has opened a location for The Ned members club in Washington DC, in a space overlooking the White House and with interiors that nod to past presidents.

Following her recent cancellation of a concert in Boston, Shakira has pulled the plug on her scheduled performance Saturday in Washington DC. BBC News reports that the Colombian star had been ...

The popstar's scheduled show in Washington, D.C. — which was part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour and WorldPride DC 2025 ’s Welcome Concert — on May 31 has also been canceled.

UPDATE | The man killed in the shooting on 14th Street on Tuesday in D.C. was identified as 35-year-old Henry Crutchfield, of Waldorf, according to police.

In this photo, I. M. Pei is pictured with his late wife Eileen at Asia Society’s annual dinner, themed “The China Connection,” at the Waldorf Astoria New York on February 25, 2004. Each week for ...