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Pakistani Government Takes Aim at Terrorism

The bound files tossed on the tables at Pakistan’s terrorism courts make for a disturbing read. In barely legible handwriting, police officers detail accusations against suspects charged with extorting millions

Embassy Series Marks Its 20th Anniversary Season

Jerome Barry and his Embassy Series are marking their 20th anniversary season of hosting international concerts in the nation’s capital, a milestone built on the ambition and mission that drove

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Education Directory

In the January 2019 Issue Shootings, Safety and Stress Lockdown Drills Challenge the Psyches of Students, Parents and Educators by Stephanie Kanowitz Safety drills have long been as much a

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In the October 2018 Issue Putting D.C. on the Map The Meridian Is the Invisible Line That Runs Through Washington by Molly McCluskey If you stand at Jefferson's feet in

Real Estate Directory

In the October 2018 Issue {article 18336} Putting D.C. on the Map The Meridian Is the Invisible Line That Runs Through Washington by Molly McCluskey If you stand at Jefferson's

Culture Directory

In the February 2016 Issue {article 13035} Global Melting Pot Winternational Showcases Food, Culture from Dozens of Countries by Larru Luxner Tiny cups of strong Turkish coffee. Coconut slices from

Culture Directory

In the February 2016 Issue Global Melting Pot Winternational Showcases Food, Culture from Dozens of Countries by Larru Luxner Tiny cups of strong Turkish coffee. Coconut slices from Fiji. Hand-painting