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A new exhibit at the American History Museum showcases five inventions that changed how the world heard.

For black filmmakers who felt as if they didn't have a voice, the Smithsonian's first-ever African American Film Festival was a long time coming.

Halloween starts early and Trevor Noah stages several stand-up shows.

Plus, Twitter wasn't aware Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump actually DID anything — besides tweeting.

Grab tickets to these shows before they sell out!

The Eastern Conference is wide open and the Wizards believe they are a serious contender this year.

Nessar Jahanbin has painted murals all over D.C.

Companies aren’t just looking for expert coders and hackers. It’s also become important for the employees who make policy, legal and even basic business decisions to possess an understanding of cybersecurity.

Deirdre Aikin has been tattooing clients for 25 years.

Targeted psychology programs can help train aspiring therapists and counselors to give trauma victims the assistance they need.

It's time for coach Jay Gruden to make the offense a better fit for Smith rather than force the quarterback to do things he’s can’t.

Plus, Lindsey Graham continues to conspicuously vie for a Trump Cabinet position.

In a new work, “Dog Without Feathers," dancers embody crabs, birds and men, but never the piece's titular animal. Choreographer Deborah Colker explains why.

Metro says an escalator at the Court House station will be out until Oct. 31, 2019. Here's why.

Plus, an Idaho Fish and Game commissioner is in hot water for bragging about his excessive hunting.

Plus, Dr. Andrea advises a reader who's angry that a co-worker friend revealed a secret to their boss.

Plus, Savannah, Ga., remains alarmingly unamused by a pair of googly eyes placed on a statue.