National Interest
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Mount Vernon Women’s Leadership Summit Launches 250th Anniversary Programming
Alexandria, VA — George Washington’s Mount Vernon marked the beginning of its 250th-anniversary programming and celebrated Women’s History Month with…
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How Life Assure Medical Alert Combines Comfort, Care, and Readiness in One System
Living on your own brings freedom, but it is also full of hidden concerns of medical emergencies. While you can…
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Blizzard Buries the Beach: 12+ Inches in Ocean City, Nearly 18 by Rehoboth
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Ocean City snow totals topped 12 inches after a powerful winter storm buried parts of Delmarva under…
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Who Bought Martha Washington’s Belongings? Tudor Place Has Answers That Change History
WASHINGTON, D.C. – As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of American independence, Tudor Place Historic House & Garden is…
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Honoring the Greatest Generation: Michael Kelly Injury Lawyers and Back to the Battlefield
A profound and historic journey unfolded across the skies of the Atlantic and the fields of Belgium in December 2025.…
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In His Own Words: Tom Evans Keeps History Alive As a WWII Memorial Tour Guide
I’m pleased to participate in this effort. Too little is known about WWII; after all, it was over 80 years…
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Alexandria’s Queer Eye Moment — and the Final Season Premieres Today on Netflix
ALEXANDRIA, VA – When Netflix’s makeover series Queer Eye chose Alexandria as a filming location for its 10th and final…
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Dr. Gladys West, Mathematician Whose Work Made GPS Possible, Dies at 95
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Dr. Gladys West, the pioneering mathematician whose work laid the foundation for modern GPS technology, has died.…
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Step Inside White House History: Tomorrow’s Holiday Book Festival Promises Authors, Art, Pastries, Presidents — and a Major New Memoir Release
WASHINGTON, D.C. — If you’ve ever dreamed of wandering behind the scenes of the White House — hearing untold stories,…
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