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News Which Presidents Could Actually Write? A new book looks at the written work of everyone who’s occupied the White House. Capital Comment, Books, Barack Obama, Theodore Roosevelt | 1 week ago
News Amber Sparks’s New Book Is Dark, Funny, and Strange—and Was Partly Written on the Metro One of the stories was inspired by her fury over the Brett Kavanaugh hearings Books, Metro, Brett Kavanaugh, George Washington University | 1 week ago
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News What Can We Learn About Neighborhoods From Their Little Free Libraries? An unscientific survey of what’s in six adorable book boxes. Books, Little Free Libraries | 1 month ago
News Who is “Anonymous”? A new guide. Your comprehensive roundup of speculation. Books, Anonymous | 2 months ago
News Tom Rosenstiel’s New Thriller Examines DC’s Opposition-Research Industry The local author runs the American Press Institute during the day. We chatted about his second career. Books, Tom Rosenstiel | 2 months ago
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