Jiselle Lee

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Victoria Bisset |Jiselle Lee

A judge is set to reexamine the brothers’ sentence for the 1989 killing of their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez. If the judge rules in favor of reducing their life sentences — which were handed down in 1996 —the men, now 57 and 54, could immediately become eligible for parole under California law. After the killings, the brothers initially told police they had returned from a festival to find their parents dead in the living room and claimed the shootings were related to the mafia.

2 months ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Jiselle Lee

By Jiselle LeeThe Washington PostFor a certain sort of person, nothing is better than sweaters: Fair Isle cardigans, sleek merino wool crewnecks, ivory cashmere, chunky cable-knits. But for a certain sort of that sort of person, nothing is worse than washing them. Sweater-lovers must contend with pilling, shrinking, complex care tags, dry cleaning bills and, most daunting, the prospect of hand-washing. Experts say many people are wary of cleaning sweaters, but they needn’t be.

Jan 15, 2025 | seattletimes.com | Jiselle Lee

For a certain sort of person, nothing is better than sweaters: Fair Isle cardigans, sleek merino wool crew necks, ivory cashmere, chunky cable-knits. But for a certain sort of that sort of person, nothing is worse than washing them. Sweater-lovers must contend with pilling, shrinking, complex care tags, dry cleaning bills and, most daunting, the prospect of hand-washing. Experts say many people are wary of cleaning sweaters, but they needn’t be.

Jan 6, 2025 | phillytrib.com | Jiselle Lee

Watch live as the new Congress convenes Friday with one major task at hand — the election of the House speaker. While Mike Johnson has the support of President-elect Donald Trump, it will be House Republicans who will decide whether to reelect him to his post as Speaker of the House.

Dec 26, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Jiselle Lee

Over-washing, under-washing, hand-washing - experts address the most common issues with caring for your knits. For a certain sort of person, nothing is better than sweaters: Fair Isle cardigans, sleek merino wool crewnecks, ivory cashmere, chunky cable-knits. But for a certain sort of that sort of person, nothing is worse than washing them. Sweater-lovers must contend with pilling, shrinking, complex care tags, dry cleaning bills and, most daunting, the prospect of hand-washing.