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California uni is now in season, and it's also considered an invasive species. So get eating.
Between 6 p.m. yesterday and 1 a.m. this morning.
You've seen this before; but today it may have a different resonance.
Veterans Day deals for active and retired military headline the upcoming slate of food events.
The retiring Senate minority leader didn't follow in the Democratic establishment's lead in offering well wishes to President-elect Trump, instead calling on him to "roll back the tide of hate he unleashed."
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Accurately measuring the snowfall total within the city is critical for applying for federal disaster aid, among other things.
Five reasons why dying alone is probably better than going on this date, and more.
Catharsis organizers are fighting a new policy that would put a stop to a ritual fire meant to help event-goers heal from trauma.
A yoga studio celebrates a year in Trinidad, and more end-of-day news.
"We'll have door prizes, lots of freebies, music and video... almost like an inauguration day cruise on Pennsylvania Avenue!"
The congresswoman is one of the subjects of a new Amazon TV series about gender discrimination in the workplace, which she says comes at exactly the right time for weary women.
The return of FotoWeek DC, a temple burning on the National Mall, and more.
Next spring, all neighborhood libraries will open at 9:30 a.m. on Thursdays when the flagship location closes for three years of renovations.
Trump traveled without a pool or journalists, and has kept as far away from the media as possible.
The Internet Cat Video Festival comes to AFI, and other non-box office movies you may want to see to escape reality for a bit.
This powerful work is worth the trip to Alexandria.
The slowest routes will be on the Orange, Silver and Blue lines.
Plus, the lame duck period is here, and more news.
Meanwhile, protesters burned an American flag outside the hotel, vigil-goers share song and hugs, and plenty of people spoke of fear, anxiety, and anger on the night after the country elected Donald Trump as president.
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Without mentioning Republican victories like, say, the presidency or the Senate.
To chants of "fuck Trump," "America is dead," and "America doesn't represent me."
