The Treasury Department on Oct. 10 began testing a new law to strengthen a little-known government agency so as to turn the screws on a well-known geopolitical adversary. The agency
The American Revolution is often seen as a war between an upstart U.S. nation and a British superpower. But the war, in fact, was a global conflict, in which countries
There are no Appointments for November 2018.
For 10 days last month, the world's largest sailing Viking ship was docked at The Wharf in Washington, D.C. Having crossed the Atlantic from Norway, more than 1,000 years after
Most political observers predict that Democrats, riding a wave of anti-Trump sentiment, are on track to retake the House and possibly the Senate on Nov. 6. But predictions aren't always
Shinsuke Sugiyama, Japan’s recently appointed ambassador to the U.S., has hit the ground running, hobnobbing at events ranging from the National Cherry Blossom Festival celebration at the Japanese Residence, where
The recent electoral successes that far-right, anti-immigrant political parties across Europe have achieved this year is paradoxical in that the flood of refugees from the Middle East and Africa has
Catapulting visitors from the pastoral to the sublime — with paintings of delicate water lilies and epic landscapes suffused with the vibrant colors of golden hour juxtaposed next to grotesque,
The Art Museum of the Americas (AMA) stands as the home, and launching pad, of many Latin American contemporary artists, giving them a prime perch in the nation’s capital to
When pop star Taylor Swift posted on Instagram last month her support for two Tennessee Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections, the number of voter registrations on Vote.org skyrocketed, outpacing
German quantum mechanics physicist Werner Heisenberg proposed in the beginning of the 20th century what is known as the “uncertainty principle.” This states that at the subatomic level, one cannot
China, Russia, North Korea and the Middle East have consumed the Trump White House, just as they have previous presidencies. But events in Latin America are commanding the administration’s attention
On Oct. 1, the Trump administration began denying visas for same-sex partners of diplomats working at the United Nations in New York. In a memo to the U.N., the U.S.
