Cover & Feature Stories
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The Gillibrand mystique
With memoir, senator once derided as lightweight marks off item on presidential checklist.
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The Cultural Cornucopia
As Washington’s robust fall cultural season gets under way, we decided to take a look at how many of the area’s 5 million adults are drawn to the arts and sports events held here. We also asked who went to casinos (is gambling a sport?). Museums and galleries are a huge attraction, with 2 million residents going at least once. Among sports, the Nationals are the big attendance magnet.
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Could psychedelics ease PTSD and depression?
New book makes a case that studies like those at Johns Hopkins could pave way for new therapies.
Beer, wine, bourbon and cigars. Is this a country song?
They went out for dinner, but we only heard about the drinks. Oh, and they had fun.
Boston import Tico brings some fun to 14th Street
Chef Michael Schlow’s homage to global cuisine takes its spot on D.C.’s crowded culinary corridor.
Plate Lab: A risotto that hits the right base notes
Michael Schlow’s Latin-influenced comfort food begins with a smart sofrito.
@Work Advice: Impersonnel management
When the bots do the screening, what’s a real life candidate (and his mom) to do?
Just Asking
Armando Trull, WAMU’s mouth of the morning
The radio reporter talks about being on air at a grouchy time, and being bicultural in Washington.
Street Smart
Street Smart: What to do in Shaw
Shaw is in the midst of a commercial revival, yielding an eclectic mix of decades-old institutions sharing sidewalks with fledgling bars and eateries.
Apptitude
Is it worth Keepy?
App designed to help parents keep and share images of artwork, and other memories.
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