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Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade is back in full force
Black History
Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History goes digital
With the tap of a button, the museum experience is available on your laptop or smartphone.
Food
Did you know fruitcake has roots in ancient Egypt? Test your knowledge of this much-maligned dessert
We recoil at it, re-gift it, and sometimes fling it as far away as possible. But fruitcake has been with us for millennia, and seems here to stay.
Open Mic
Today in history: Articles of Confederation approved in 1777 | Open Mic
Our nation's first Constitution was approved on Nov. 15, 1777 by the Second Continental Congress after a year of debate and negotiation among the first 13 states.
VERIFY
If you see an all-black American flag, what does that mean?
Social media users are touting their "no quarter" black American flags. Some say they originated with the Confederacy, but historians say that's not true.
Weather
On Veterans Day in 1987, record-setting snow hit the DMV
The Veterans Day snowstorm was the earliest and biggest snow on record. It still is.
Get Up DC
A historic sanctuary in the heart of DC | Our Favorite Things
St. Mary's Episcopal Church combines Allison Seymour's love history, culture and family.
VERIFY
Why are people flying an all-black American flag?
Social media claims these were a Confederate symbol that meant 'Take No Prisoners.' It confuses art and pirate history.
Open Mic
The 'Soul Strolls' tour through Congressional Cemetery is the most DC thing to do for Halloween
History comes alive with actors who portray residents buried on the historic property on Capitol Hill in Southeast.
Fallen And Forgotten
Fredericksburg group History Flight recovers remains of U.S. Marine, lost under Pacific WWII battleground of Tarawa
Hayden, who just celebrated his 19th birthday training in the Pacific Rim, stormed the beaches of Tarawa during the final hours of fighting on Nov. 22, 1943.
National
When is it time to turn back the clocks on daylight saving time?
The annual time change will happen at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 7.
Remembering 9/11
Retired firefighter honors nearly 100 hero friends who died on September 11
Tim Brown is helping with the September 11 Memorial Trail, telling the stories of the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice
Black History
Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History goes digital
With the tap of a button, the museum experience is available on your laptop or smartphone.
Food
Did you know fruitcake has roots in ancient Egypt? Test your knowledge of this much-maligned dessert
We recoil at it, re-gift it, and sometimes fling it as far away as possible. But fruitcake has been with us for millennia, and seems here to stay.
Open Mic
Today in history: Articles of Confederation approved in 1777 | Open Mic
Our nation's first Constitution was approved on Nov. 15, 1777 by the Second Continental Congress after a year of debate and negotiation among the first 13 states.
VERIFY
If you see an all-black American flag, what does that mean?
Social media users are touting their "no quarter" black American flags. Some say they originated with the Confederacy, but historians say that's not true.
Weather
On Veterans Day in 1987, record-setting snow hit the DMV
The Veterans Day snowstorm was the earliest and biggest snow on record. It still is.
Get Up DC
A historic sanctuary in the heart of DC | Our Favorite Things
St. Mary's Episcopal Church combines Allison Seymour's love history, culture and family.
VERIFY
Why are people flying an all-black American flag?
Social media claims these were a Confederate symbol that meant 'Take No Prisoners.' It confuses art and pirate history.
Open Mic
The 'Soul Strolls' tour through Congressional Cemetery is the most DC thing to do for Halloween
History comes alive with actors who portray residents buried on the historic property on Capitol Hill in Southeast.
Fallen And Forgotten
Fredericksburg group History Flight recovers remains of U.S. Marine, lost under Pacific WWII battleground of Tarawa
Hayden, who just celebrated his 19th birthday training in the Pacific Rim, stormed the beaches of Tarawa during the final hours of fighting on Nov. 22, 1943.
National
When is it time to turn back the clocks on daylight saving time?
The annual time change will happen at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 7.
Remembering 9/11
Retired firefighter honors nearly 100 hero friends who died on September 11
Tim Brown is helping with the September 11 Memorial Trail, telling the stories of the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice
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