Meanwhile in D.C.

A Chipotle break-in, Metro-inspired wallpaper, lots of new food options, and other news of the day over in the District.

• Man breaks into Chipotle, eats barbacoa, and drinks apple juice. [Post]
• Looking at the Renwick Gallery and American Art Museum’s futures. [Washingtonian]
• Magnolia Baker, Neapolitan Express, and more dining options are coming to Union Station. [Eater]
• Matzo ball soup and pho bowls are in store at Union Market. [Washingtonian]
• But here are the most essential restaurants across town. [Eater]
• Are more black people are riding dockless bikes compared to CaBi? [CityLab]
• What Metro wants to do with their valuable unused land. [NBC]
• D.C. Council passes a bill to let women to get birth control without a prescription. [NBC]
• They also unanimously backed publicly financed campaigns. [Post]
• Is Howard University Hospital on a path to sustainability? [WBJ]
• Spin studio ElectionCycle is coming to the Atlas District. [The Hill Is Home]
• You can now outfit your favorite room to resemble a Metro station. [Washingtonian]
• Site of a mansion murders in Massachusetts Avenue Heights is up for sale. [WBJ]
• Your last chance to become a Racing President for the Nationals is Sunday. [Popville]
• D.C. charter school girls inspired by Oprah’s Golden Globes speech. [NBC]
• An experimental cocktail club will take up residence in Brookland. [Eater]
• Stunning houses of worship — mapped. [Curbed]