The Capital Weather Gang declared the end of summer in DC earlier than ever. Today will be mostly sunny with a breeze, highs near 80°F and nighttime lows around 51°F. Local sports schedules include the Nationals hosting the Tampa Bay Rays all weekend, the Mystics visiting the Golden State Valkyries Saturday and the Los Angeles Sparks Sunday, DC United visiting New York City Saturday, and the Spirit playing the Chicago Stars Sunday for Pride Night. Andrew Beaujon is off and Washingtonian Today returns Tuesday. Recommended reading is My Monticello by Jocelyn Nicole Johnson. The White House named Jim O'Neill interim CDC leader.
The title novella that anchors this collection of short fiction is set in a dystopian near-future, where protagonist Da'Naisha-a University of Virginia student who descends from Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings, an enslaved woman who he repeatedly impregnated-is driven from her Charlottesville home by a white supremacist militia. She and her neighbors hide out at Jefferson's plantation, which turns out to represent a twisted sort of homecoming for her and her sick grandmother.
Good morning. The Capital Weather Gang has officially declared the end of summer in DC -it's the earliest they've ever made this call. That's the kind of good news I needed this week. Accordingly, today will be mostly sunny with a nice breeze. Highs near 80, followed by delicious nighttime lows around 51. Sports this weekend: The Nats will host the Tampa Bay Rays all weekend. The Mystics will visit the Golden State Valkyries Saturday night and then the Los
What a healthy workplace environment: The White House tapped Jim O'Neill, the deputy secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services, to be the interim leader of the CDC-he'll replace Susan Monarez, also a Trump appointee, who was ousted for refusing to sign off
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