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- Sep 9, 2026
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The Voice: An Interview With the Zombies’ Colin Blunstone (opens the original)
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Beatles, schmeatles. Stones, schmones. All that matters is the Zombies, who topped the U.S. charts in 1964 but somehow never received the mountains of flowers they deserved. Even if you don’t think you know their music, you’ve heard their hits “She’s Not There,” “Tell Her No,” and “Time of the Season,” and their seminal album Odessey & Oracle is a canon-level standard among music snobs with impeccable taste the world over. Colin Blunstone, 81, founding member and lead singer of the Zombies, has
The Washington Spirit’s Guide to D.C. (opens the original)
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The Washington Spirit, your beloved local National Women’s Soccer League team, was one of the league’s original groups, founded in 2012 and launched in 2013. They’ve reached the NWSL Championship, which takes place at Audi Field this year, four times, and won it in 2021. Along with U.S. Women’s National Team star Trinity Rodman (the celly queen), the team features six African players, two Italians, and a host of other international players. But who are the players off the field and what do they
March On Washington 2026: Defend the Vote Takes Place Aug. 28 (opens the original)
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Organized by Al Sharpton’s civil rights organization National Action Network and the King family’s public policy think tank Drum Major Institute, Friday’s March On Washington 2026: Defend the Vote will bring together more than 90 community partners to honor the original March on Washington. On Aug. 28, 1963, 250,000 people gathered in D.C. for the event where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. Martin Luther King III, the eldest son of MLK Jr. and Coretta Sco
Six Metropolitan Police Department Members Charged With Falsifying Overtime Records (opens the original)
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Yesterday afternoon, Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced that six current and former Metropolitan Police Department employees have been arrested and criminally charged for “falsifying overtime claims by forging supervisory approvals and manipulating official overtime records, resulting in the District paying them $441,137 for work they did not perform.”According to a news release on the Office of the Attorney General’s website, an investigation was opened after MPD’s Internal Affairs Divisi
We Melt With You: How to Survive Extreme Weather (opens the original)
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Summer is supposed to be fun, full of bike rides, outdoor concerts, and lounging on patios till the wee hours. But summer in 2026 is another story: After dealing with wildfire smoke from Canada and the U.S. last month, D.C. had some of the worst air quality in the country in July (record-breaking fireworks and the upcoming 250-mile Grand Prix don’t help matters). You never know where you’re going to be when severe weather happens, and none of us are immune from the impact of heat, smoke, or floo
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