Life + Leisure
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David Denson becomes first out MLB-affiliated baseball player
First baseman for Milwaukee Brewers' minor league Helena affiliate makes history
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Cars can now be hacked with a text message
Cars are becoming increasingly exposed to hackers as we demand greater connectivity from our vehicles
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St. Gregory Hotel gets new ownership
Downtown's posh St. Gregory Hotel has been acquired by a growing boutique hotel group.
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Windows 10 (Review)
Windows 10 is fast, fresh and free to millions of users
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Camp Songs: A guide to festival camping
Some handy tips to keep your festival camping experience a positive one
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Craft Work: DC Beer Week at Afterwords Cafe
Afterwords Cafe to host a DC Beer Week tasting of area brews
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Northern Virginia overflows with new restaurants
The restaurant boom in the District has generated a lot of buzz recently, but the nation’s capital doesn’t hold a monopoly on regional dining. Just look...
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Capital Tennis Association wins Atlantic Cup tournament
After a last-minute nail-biter, the team from D.C.’s Capital Tennis Association (CTA) walked away with a historic win and the Atlantic Cup in New York...
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Hulk Hogan used homophobic slurs in rant recorded on sex tape
Wrestling icon's contract with WWE was previously terminated over racist rant on same sex tape
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Motorola launches Moto X Style, Moto X Play and Moto G smartphones
Motorola’s flagship splits into two distinct devices, while its budget champion gets an overhaul to keep it fighting fit
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Summer Sun: Tips to avoid heat exhaustion
Heat exhaustion can kill, but we've got some handy tips to keep the worst of summer at bay
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Chevy overhauls the Silverado to keep up with the F-150
The 2016 Silverado drops the brash looks of the 2014 model to better compete with Ford
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Apple Music: The future of streaming is surprisingly messy
Apple Music is a bold, if uncharacteristically messy, attempt to dominate the world of streaming music
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Grill Master: David Guas’ Barbecue Boot Camp
Bayou Bakery's David Guas offers a "barbecue boot camp" at the Hill Center
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Report: DC’s HIV status still a “generalized epidemic”
New cases of HIV and deaths related to the disease are falling dramatically in the District, but with 2.5% prevalence, the area remains what the...
