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They later changed some of the screens back to CNN.
Derek Hyra talks to DCist about his new book Race, Class, and Politics in the Cappuccino City.
Another one for the annals of reporting on how damn expensive this city has become.
‘Greyball’ might prove to be the mother of all Uber scandals, as the Justice Department may bring criminal charges against the company. 
Some new restaurants have surprising old D.C. stories behind them.
The burglary rate is at its lowest in more than a decade.
Almost everyone in 'The Dinner' is a complete and utter nightmare, undeserving of our time, let alone our sympathy.
As a piece of popcorn pop art, it has plenty to smile at.
Since we've last compiled a list, a number of new and tasty burgers have popped onto menus across the the District.
Even finer than Coop's damn fine cup of coffee. 
May has just begun and it's already shaping up to be a busy month for eating and drinking around the District.
He's getting treatment and appears to be in good spirits.
Provocative and celebratory, the NMAAHC's first special exhibit reminds us that a second glance can provide context, even in something as ubiquitous as a photograph.
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Texas Representative Sheila Jackson Lee is calling on the U.S. Department of Education to investigate a civil rights violation "of anyone who thinks that they can recklessly challenge those people of color."
Plant recently updated his website with the cryptic statement "Any time now..." 
The Martin Luther King Jr. Library closed in March for a two-year renovation project.
