Hau Chu
Editorial Aide, Reporter and Music Critic at The Washington Post
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Hau Chu
He’s hiding cash all over the D.C. area — and leaving clues online (washingtonpost.com) He’s hiding cash all over the D.C. area — and leaving clues online By Hau Chu 2025040610000900 Andrew Freeman was running a little behind for a recent Sunday lunchtime appointment. He left his apartment in D.C.'s Cleveland Park neighborhood with his phone, keys and camera bag with a small tripod.
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3 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Hau Chu
Ahmad Ayyad was standing behind the counter of his coffee shop in Arlington, Virginia, trying to quickly finish a steak salad. Most of the year, he says, he thrives on the predictability of things like the number of egg whites or grams of protein he eats daily. But he was weighing a more precious unit of measurement this night: time. When would the night rush happen? Could he bake enough desserts tonight? When would it be slow enough to close up and go home?
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Hau Chu
His coffee shop has become a late-night hangout to break Ramadan fast (washingtonpost.com) His coffee shop has become a late-night hangout to break Ramadan fast By Hau Chu 2025032910004800 Ahmad Ayyad was standing behind the counter of his coffee shop in Arlington, Virginia, trying to quickly finish a steak salad. Most of the year, he says, he thrives on the predictability of things like the number of egg whites or grams of protein he eats daily.
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4 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Lauren Lumpkin |Hau Chu
Federal immigration enforcement agents tried to detain a health-care worker at a D.C. elementary school as students arrived Wednesday morning, a spokesperson for the school district said. The worker is not a school employee, but a health-care contractor assigned to H.D. Cooke Elementary School by D.C. Health, officials said.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Hau Chu
A new food dish has popped up in the District. It’s served free in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood from noon to 1 p.m. daily through the end of March. And what’s inside changes every day. Why? Well, it all kind of depends on who shows up to make this stew. Let the chef explain:Robin Miniter was inspired by a few things.
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