Anti-Israel agitators are reportedly behind the release of larvae in a famous D.C. hotel to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trip to the nation's capital. Netanyahu traveled to D.C.

Anti-Israel activists have defiled Washington’s historic Watergate Hotel — infesting the establishment with vermin that appear to be maggots or mealworms — in protest against a guest of the hotel, ...

D.C.’s The Watergate Hotel reports sensitive information of individuals stored on its network was subject of a data breach last spring, and it has begun to notify individuals who may have been ...

Every spring, Washington, D.C. bursts into shades of pink, drawing crowds from around the world eager to admire the city’s famous cherry blossoms. In 2024, the National Cherry Blossom Festival ...

The Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C., said the building was sanitized and is now operating normally after protestors reportedly released maggots during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ...

There has been another Watergate break-in. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein would be of limited use with this 21st-century breach though. The Watergate Hotel in the District suffered a data breach last ...

The video, posted jointly to Instagram by the Palestinian Youth Movement and its DMV chapter, depicts swarms of crickets on the hotel’s floor and claims protesters triggered the hotel’s fire alarm. An ...

Mary Margaret Olohan is a senior reporter for The Daily Signal and the author of "Detrans: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult." She previously reported for both The Daily Caller and The ...

correctionA May 31 Business article inaccurately described the residential units at the Watergate complex. They are cooperative apartments. (Published 6/3/03) A D.C. real estate company said it plans ...

Both the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post have the early word on who's in line to buy the Watergate Hotel. Both the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post have the early word on who's in line ...

New York's Waldorf Astoria hotel gave us the Waldorf salad. Boston's Parker House hotel is home of the Parker House roll. And D.C.'s most famous hotel has its own eponymous treat: the Watergate salad.