DC Guide

A Washington bar is offering cheap drinks every time Trump gets rid of a White House official

by rhonda - Aug 19, 2017

Things that only happen at bars in Washington: Wonks gathering at 9:30 a.m. on a Thursday to down cocktails while watching James B. Comey testify before a Senate committee. State of the Union drinking games complete with...
Still Haven’t Gotten Eclipse Glasses? Here’s Where To Find Them

by rhonda - Aug 18, 2017

“It’s a very slow change, and a very slight change… people will be able to tell the difference only if they use a safe solar viewer.” ...Read More
NPS Investigating Red Marking On Vietnam Veterans Memorial As Vandalism

by rhonda - Aug 18, 2017

Authorities do not believe it’s connected to graffiti discovered earlier this week. ...Read More
D.C. Agency Spends Nearly $180 Million A Year Leasing Buildings And Its Records Are A Mess, Auditor Says

by rhonda - Aug 18, 2017

A new report details a litany of failures at the District’s Department of General Services. ...Read More
Go Home Already: Kevin Durant Has A Homecoming Parade

by rhonda - Aug 18, 2017

Also, it turns out the Kennedy Center has something in common with Justin Bieber, and more end-of-day news. ...Read More
Despite Some Progress On PARCC Exam, Student Achievement Gap Widens

by rhonda - Aug 18, 2017

Overall, D.C. Public School students showed a 4 percent improvement in English and a 2 percent improvement in math compared to last year. ...Read More
D.C. Man Acquitted In Murder Of Transgender Woman At Bus Stop In Northeast

by rhonda - Aug 17, 2017

Gary Montgomery was found not guilty for the fatal stabbing of JaParker Deoni Jones in 2012. ...Read More
March On Google Organizers Say They Cancelled Over Threats, But MPD Hasn’t Heard Of Any

by rhonda - Aug 17, 2017

The organizers who scuttled the demonstration “hope to hold our peaceful march in a few weeks’ time.” ...Read More
Tips & Tools To Prevent Your Email From Getting Hacked

by rhonda - Aug 17, 2017

These days, we do nearly everything online — from grocery shopping to taking classes, making plans with our friends and family to maintaining those plans via calendaring apps. Email is one of the most common ways...
Morning Roundup: Why Is D.C.’s Summer So Soggy?

by rhonda - Aug 17, 2017

Meeting at D.C. school turns tense after comment about “those” Southeast children, Tysons Corner real estate developer dies at 94, and more news, ...Read More