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How to stay strong on your New Year’s resolutions (or how to break them with a bang).
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Plus, President Trump presents Clemson with true American cuisine.
Riders have started to bring their bikes on Metro during rush hour. So far, so good.
The new policy began Jan. 7 — a week when the government shutdown had noticeably thinned the crowd on trains.
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Plus, gymnast Katelyn Ohashi stuns with her absurdly perfect floor routine.
Everyone ignores me at my new job. How do I get them to talk to me?
Plus, Dr. Andrea advises a mother who's feeling guilty over a car accident that injured her teenage son.
Canadian sitcom ‘Schitt’s Creek’ keeps the laughs flowing
Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara star in the side-splitting Canadian sitcom, which kicks off its fifth season Wednesday.
Trending: Finally, a hero has stepped forth to put an end to CVS’s long receipts
Plus, Penn Badgley literally begs fans to stop romanticizing his murderous "You" character.
To reduce attacks on bus drivers, Metro looks to other industries for ideas
After making no progress in reducing assaults on bus drivers last year, Metro says it’s going to try thinking outside the box.
Wiz Khalifa, Jeff Tweedy and more just-announced D.C. shows
Grab tickets to these shows before they sell out!
Merritt David Janes studied to be a music teacher. In ‘School of Rock,’ he provides an onstage education.
The actor is at the head of "the best music school in the world" as the Broadway musical stops at the National Theatre.
Redskins should just tank next year
The team’s best bet is to get a new coach, QB and team president in 2020.
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