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Reubens, Cubans, and Club Sandwiches Get a Makeover at This New Pub in Shaw

Reubens, Cubans, and Club Sandwiches Get a Makeover at This New Pub in Shaw

A D.C. chef known for his Indian food reinvents the former Passenger space
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The Best New Restaurants in Queens

The Best New Restaurants in Queens

A new Japanese American restaurant in Woodside and a huge Turkish American chain outpost in Forest Hills join the list
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President Trump Organizes High-Speed IndyCar Race in Washington, D.C.

President Trump Organizes High-Speed IndyCar Race in Washington, D.C.

President Trump is organizing an IndyCar race in Washington, D.C., as part of the celebrations for America's 250th birthday. The race, scheduled for August 22-23, will feature cars reaching speeds of up to 200 mph on a 1.66-mile track with seven turns. The event is part of a series of celebrations hosted by Trump, including a UFC fight and a state fair rally. The race will take place on Pennsylvania Avenue, with preparations involving securing manhole covers and constructing barriers. The event is expected to draw significant public interest, with 288,000 free tickets requested through a lottery system.
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Sip and Swim at These D.C.-Area Pool Bars Before Summer Slips Away

Sip and Swim at These D.C.-Area Pool Bars Before Summer Slips Away

Cool off at a pool with refreshing snacks and spritzes
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San Francisco’s Best New Restaurants, August 2026

San Francisco’s Best New Restaurants, August 2026

Be sure to check out a new Japanese Korean restaurant in the Mission, an exciting new Thai restaurant from a celeb chef, and more
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President Trump Aboard Marine One During Air-Traffic Safety Incident in D.C.

President Trump Aboard Marine One During Air-Traffic Safety Incident in D.C.

President Trump was aboard Marine One when it was involved in an air-traffic safety incident over Washington, D.C. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the event, which involved a potential loss of standard separation between Marine One and a commercial aircraft. The incident occurred as Marine One took off from the Ellipse near the White House, en route to Joint Base Andrews. Despite the incident, the White House confirmed that the President was never in harm's way.
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U.S. Government Publishing Office Utilizes 3D Printing to Enhance Production Efficiency

U.S. Government Publishing Office Utilizes 3D Printing to Enhance Production Efficiency

The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) is leveraging 3D printing technology to improve its production processes, particularly in the Government Secure & Intelligent Documents (GSID) department. General Engineer Andrew Mourad has been instrumental in this initiative, using 3D printing to create custom parts that reduce downtime and costs. Mourad's work involves designing and prototyping components that can be produced quickly, often within hours, to replace or enhance existing machine parts. This approach has been applied to various equipment used in the production of passports and smart cards, leading to significant improvements in efficiency and functionality. Mourad's collaboration with colleagues in Washington, D.C., has further enhanced the effectiveness of these innovations.
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Nicole Moeder Joins Coastal ABC After Political Journalism Stint

Nicole Moeder Joins Coastal ABC After Political Journalism Stint

Nicole Moeder has joined the Coastal ABC team, bringing with her a wealth of experience from her previous roles in political journalism. Before her current position, Moeder spent three years in Washington, D.C., working as a desk assistant and anchor producer for Andrea Mitchell, where she covered politics, foreign policy, and national security. She also worked as a producer for Katy Tur on MSNOW. Moeder is a Boston College graduate with a degree in sociology and minors in journalism and art history. Her background in competitive sailing, as part of the Boston College sailing team, adds a unique dimension to her profile. Moeder's career reflects a strong commitment to political journalism, and her move to Coastal ABC marks a new chapter in her professional journey.
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FACT FOCUS: A look at Trump's false and misleading claims about the Reflecting Pool

FACT FOCUS: A look at Trump's false and misleading claims about the Reflecting Pool

In April, President Donald Trump announced that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was being renovated to address long-standing cosmetic and structural issues
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TMZ Expands Coverage to Congress, Blending Celebrity Gossip with Political Reporting

TMZ Expands Coverage to Congress, Blending Celebrity Gossip with Political Reporting

TMZ, traditionally known for its celebrity gossip, has expanded its coverage to include members of Congress, treating Capitol Hill as a new 'reality show.' The media outlet has launched a bureau in Washington, D.C., aiming to mix levity and gossip with legitimate political exclusives. This shift was highlighted during a recent interview with Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff at Reagan Washington National Airport, where TMZ's Charlie Cotton discussed both Ossoff's reelection campaign and their shared Australian heritage. The move to cover Congress comes after TMZ gained attention for viral photos of vacationing lawmakers during a government shutdown. The new D.C. bureau, led by Cotton and Jacob Wasserman, seeks to engage politically disengaged audiences by presenting political figures in a more relatable and entertaining manner.
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One Florida hospital declared best in country in study. Where is it?

One Florida hospital declared best in country in study. Where is it?

U.S. News & World Report released its 2026-2027 rankings. Find out which Florida hospitals made the list.
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John Rutherford Engages with Students on Capitol Hill Through ACLU Program

John Rutherford Engages with Students on Capitol Hill Through ACLU Program

Bolles School senior Alaïa Jeannin participated in the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) summer program in Washington, D.C., where she had the opportunity to speak on Capitol Hill. Jeannin was among 30 students selected to meet with members of Congress, including Florida Representatives Randy Fine, Cory Mills, and John Rutherford. The program, which attracted over 10,000 applicants, selected approximately 900 participants through a competitive essay process. Jeannin was one of four students chosen to deliver a speech, focusing on themes of injustice and the interconnectedness of human rights, environmental protection, and animal welfare. Her involvement highlights her ongoing advocacy and conservation efforts, particularly in bird conservation and environmental stewardship.