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Friday, October 21, 2016
Go Home Already: Someone Put Their Paw On The Declaration Of Independence
Experts say the document was defaced in the early 20th century, and more end-of-day news.
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D.C. Library And DMV Among Those Affected By Cyber Attack
Both said their online payment systems were affected by a massive attack on a popular DNS provider.
Eleanor Holmes Norton To Reunite With 'Old Rival' Stephen Colbert
D.C.'s congresswoman plans to talk statehood and "Good Girls Revolt," a new television series that portrays her role in a gender discrimination lawsuit against Newsweek.
Overheard in D.C.: Nasty Woman
Thanks to Donald Trump, Janet Jackson is experiencing some new popularity and some new phrases have entered the public conscious.
'Certain Women' Is A Quietly Powerful Study Of Small Town America
She's the movie's least familiar face, but Lily Gladstone is the breakout star in this drama about four women in small town Montana.
Pumped About 'The State Of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth?' There's A Rally For That
Happening this Saturday at One Judiciary Square.
'A Man Called Ove' Is A Grumpy Old Man With A Heart
Despite its conventional formula, this Swedish blockbuster is an effective tearjerker.
Man Sentenced To 60 Years In Prison For Brutal Hill East Rape
D.C. Superior Court Judge Florence Pan called Antwon Pitt a "violent and aggressive individual" with a "lack of remorse or acceptance of responsibility."
How to Eat Your Way Through D.C. This Week
Our calendar includes a cocktail takeover at Espita Mezcaleria and a planning notice for must-see Anthony Bourdain theater.
Breitbart Troll Milo Yiannopoulos Is Speaking At GWU Tonight
A number of other university groups have cancelled his appearances, largely over safety concerns.
Poke Pop Pops Back Up For The Week
Beginning today, in the Petworth space that once held Crane & Turtle.
Dish Of The Week: Where To Find New Twists On Poutine
The Canadian nosh is popping up in interesting ways around D.C.
Morning Roundup: Metro Riders Demand Return Of Late-Night Service
At a hearing. Plus the latest from a Fojol Brothers founder, why so many people are unhappy about the soccer stadium design, and more in the news.
This Wine Delivery Service Is Like Having Your Own Sommelier
WineAwesomeness finds delicious wines (so you don't have to), and ships them right to your door. [sponsor]
Thursday, October 20, 2016
Metro Police Reviewing Arrest Of Teen For Bringing Lollipop And Chips Into Station
GM Paul Wiedefeld and Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau called for an investigation into the incident.
Photos And Eight Notes From The New REI
Making your way from one end of the new REI to the other feels like a small hike in and of itself, passing through more than 50,000 square feet of artfully arranged gear.
Got Ideas? City Wants Public Feedback On Its Comprehensive Plan
The Office of Planning is hosting a series of meetings to get a sense of what residents want.
It's A Great Week For Actresses At The Movies With 'Aquarius' And 'Christine'
Sonia Braga will do several Q&As; in support of Aquarius, and other films to check out.