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PHOTOS: See the GW University pro-Palestinian protest evolve

WTOP News 5/1 7:26A Emily Venezky

A statue of George Washington draped in a Palestinian flag and a keffiyeh is seen at George Washington University as students demonstrate on campus during a pro-Palestinian...

Where to Celebrate Star Wars Day Around DC

Washingtonian Things To Do 5/1 5:53A Omega Ilijevich

Every year, Star Wars fans celebrate the sci-fi multimedia franchise on May 4, because, well, may the fourth be with you. (No, really: the informal holiday was born from a pun...

AM car radios debated in Congress, automakers want to phase out ‘century-old technology’

WTOP News 5/1 4:37A Neal Augenstein

Many WTOP listeners have at one point listened to Washington s all-news station on an AM car radio — Congress is debating a bill that would require automakers to continue to...

Republican lawmakers criticize DC police’s lack of force as GW protests enter 7th day

WTOP News 5/1 3:12A Ciara Wells

Three members of Congress have criticized D.C. leaders for their response toward pro-Palestinian protests at George Washington University s campus as those demonstrations  enter a seventh day. In one...

‘Drivers are flouting rules’: Bill before DC Council aims to address rise in moped use

WTOP News 5/1 12:17A Thomas Robertson

A new bill introduced before the D.C. Council on Monday would address the rise in moped use in the city by implementing point-of-sale regulations regarding registration. Ward...

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Help Planning The Most Inclusive Outdoor Festivals

DC Life Magazine 5/1 4:56A The Editorial Staff

Photo by Jubbar J. on Unsplash When the sun is shining and music is in the air, there’s nothing quite like the appeal of an outdoor festival. It’s a time for communities to come together and...

Five Days in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

A Touch of Teal 4/28 11:40A Katie

In early March, I went on one of my favorite vacations to date — to the last of the Old West, Jackson Hole, Wyoming. My friend Emma is a big skier and was heading to Jackson Hole for a girls ski trip...

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The 38 Essential Restaurants Around D.C.

DC Eater 5/1 9:24A Tierney Plumb

Vietnamese coffee-infused ribeye with blistered shishito peppers at Nue in Falls Church, Virginia. | Nue Where to go now for wood-fired vegetables, elaborately prepared meats, crispy arancini, and...

Green Almond Pantry Owner Will Open a Turkish-Mediterranean Restaurant in a Hidden Georgetown Alley

Washingtonian (Food) 4/30 9:03A Jessica Sidman

Green Almond Pantry is a small but mighty lunch counter and market in Georgetown serving simple seasonal plates—and DC s best focaccia. Come late summer or early fall,...

Kentucky Derby Watch Parties Around DC: Where to Sip and Celebrate

Washingtonian (Food) 4/30 8:24A Amiah Taylor

The 150th Kentucky Derby will air on May 4, at 6:57 PM. While the race is projected to last only two minutes, here are cocktails and events that you can enjoy and savor for...

Related: Where to Sip Mint Juleps and Watch the Kentucky Derby in D.C. DC Eater

Stellina Pizzeria’s Huge New Tysons Kitchen Makes Dough for 1K Pies Per Day

DC Eater 4/30 6:43A Lulu Chang

Stellina Pizzeria brings its popular lineup of Italian fare to Tysons Corner. | Anastasia Markova The growing Italian empire debuts its latest area location on Tuesday, April 30 In the midst of the...

Maryland Has Renamed an Invasive Fish. Will It Matter?

Washingtonian (Food) 4/30 4:58A Sylvie McNamara

Of the DC region’s many fish, the one of poorest repute is the snakehead. An invasive species that arrived in 2002, the snakehead has been branded a scourge of the rivers, an...

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