It’s never too early to sign your kids up for summer camp. Only in DC will you find camps with a political theme. The Smithsonian Associates’ President for a Week day camp provides a place for kids to learn about democracy and…
Kusama’s Instagram fans crowd Hirshhorn museum
Go see what all the fuss is about regarding “Infinity Mirrors” and Instagram. It must be a big deal since people are seeking and selling tickets on Craigslist. Check out the exhibit at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Read…
Hey, I know that guy!
George Washington III began voicing in 2003 when he recorded some bits for First Union National Bank. Since then he’s worked on national ad campaigns for McDonald’s, Courtyard by Marriott, Nike, Gatorade, Time Warner Cable, and Lowe’s Home Improvement. He’s also…
Start checking off your Washington, DC bucket list
A few years ago, the Washingtonian put out a great list of things to see and do in Washington, DC. Whether you’re a local or tourist, it’s a great guide to follow in discovering the cool things you can see…
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Why even the best tech couldn’t give us a precise inauguration headcount
Posted Jan 23, 2017 by John Mannes (@JohnMannes) Alternative facts aside, attendance at President Trump’s inauguration was low. Citing crowd scientists from Manchester Metropolitan University in Britain, the New York Times reported an estimated 160,000 people attended Mr.Trump’s speech. Yet the administration continues to…
Many Americans Believe Fake News Is Sowing Confusion
In the wake of the 2016 election, everyone from President Obama to Pope Francis has raised concerns about fake news and the potential impact on both political life and innocent individuals. Some fake news has been widely shared, and so-called…
‘We the People’: Five Years of Online Petitions
uring President Obama’s first full day in office on Jan. 21, 2009, he issued a statement committing his administration to pursue “an unprecedented level of openness in Government.” His goal was to make the federal government more transparent, participatory and…
Learn how these kids became Kid Science Advisors
On Friday, October 20th, 2016 the White House convened the first-ever meeting of some of President Obama’s Kid Science Advisors. Eleven students from across the country discussed their ideas for the future of science, tech, and innovation with Dr. John…
Every True Washington DC-ite Has Had These 10 Bizarre Experiences At Least Once
Everyone who lives in Washington DC knows it’s a bit of a strange place. It’s not a state but not quite a city. Some of the biggest decisions in the country are made here. The Metro system is pretty confusing.…