Washington DC
Butterworth’s becomes a gathering spot for Trump-aligned conservatives near the Capitol
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Butterworth’s, a Capitol Hill bistro that opened shortly before the 2024 election, has become a visible meeting place for MAGA-aligned figures and staffers during President Donald Trump’s second term. Coverage from multiple outlets has tied the restaurant’s sudden prominence to inauguration-week events, its ownership links to right-wing media, and a menu that stands out in Washington’s political dining scene.
Celebrity chef Carla Hall is launching Bumblebirds, a new Southern fried chicken restaurant, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on March 14. The fast-casual spot replaces the former Good Stuff Eatery and features her signature dry-brined poultry alongside comfort sides. Hall, known from Top Chef and The Chew, partners with Sunnyside Restaurant Group for this comeback venture.
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Wheelhouse, a new nautically-themed American restaurant from the Georgetown Events Hospitality Group, is preparing to open in Washington, DC, this spring. The 4,500-square-foot venue at 5712-14 Connecticut Avenue will offer classic comfort foods and seafood, with operations expected to begin by the end of April.
Large-scale protests have broken out in Washington D.C. over policy disputes, drawing thousands to the streets. Police are maintaining order amid calls for change. The demonstrations reflect broader national divisions on key issues.
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Thousands protested in Washington D.C. against the deployment of National Guard troops. The demonstrations highlighted concerns over military involvement in domestic affairs. Authorities maintained order during the events.