Friday’s Must Reads
- How the police allowed a mutinous mob to take over the Capitol building. — (M. Austermuhle/J. Gathright/DCist)
- How to apply for the $25 billion in rental assistance Congress approved. — (A. Nova/CNBC)
- How two abandoned Alabama buildings were combined into an impressive live/work loft.* — (S. Schwartz/WSJ)
- How the DC-is-not-a-real-place-people-live myth contributed to this week's insurrection. — (C. Rogger/GGWash)
- Between Airbnb and hotels, where Trump rabble-rousers stayed in DC this week. — (R. Tam/DCist)/(J. Banister/Bisnow)
- Detached and attached houses expected for current Inova Alexandria Hospital site. — (ALX Living)
- Historic district application for Ward 3's Colony Hill highlights subdivision's segregationist roots. — (N. Sementelli/GGWash)
*behind paywall
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