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We've got fresh reviews and early looks at two buzzed-about spots in DC: Pete's Apizza and Cork. Check them out.

Sad news: Senator Ted Kennedy was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor.

A ban against late-term abortions in Virginia was ruled unconstitutional by a federal appeals court.

We love t-shirt store Threadless.com, and suspect you do, too. Good news: you can now get selected t-shirt designs of theirs in poster form. Neat!

Will the sun return this week? The Capital Weather Gang fills us in.

Shocker: Plenty of Cabs Won't Have Meters by June 1, reports DCist.

This blogger ponders moving into DC; head over there to give him advice on what neighborhoods are worth checking out.

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