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It started last year with plans for 120 chairs, 10 portable bathrooms, and four cannons being fired. Then Trump won. Now? Tanks. Helicopters. Troops, and more. How Trump finally got the military parade he always wanted. Latest w/Olivia George Dan Lamothe washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/…

How Trump finally got the military parade he always wanted, by Matt Viser Olivia George Dan Lamothe wapo.st/445FTYr

Scenes today from the outskirts of West Potomac Park in Washington, D.C., which is being used as a staging ground this week for military equipment ahead of the upcoming Army parade. Numerous other events in the park have been abruptly moved or canceled.

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Security officials said they plan to close numerous D.C. streets, some for up to four days, as part of the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday celebration on Saturday. wapo.st/4jHrDtm

"The artists worked at all hours to turn a once-blighted street corner into something beautiful. People on crowded buses stared in awe as they painted. Residents gathered to watch and eat barbecue as a live band blasted go-go music." Love this story by Michael Brice-Saddler & Joy Sung

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Happy 235th birthday, DC! Test your knowledge of the city with our quiz. What hotel chain started as a root beer stand in Columbia Heights? What cocktail was invented by a lobbyist at a bar on E Street? Which Metro station has the tallest escalator? washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/inter…

I've been so excited to read this paul schwartzman story ever since I heard it mentioned in the newsroom. So many fantastic quotes in here, including: "I was born nude, and I wish I could have stayed that way. Then they threw that diaper on me and the indoctrination began."

“She wants her children “to learn that even in the face of uncertainty & devastation that feels like it is beyond our control, this is how we take control of our lives. By speaking out and advocating for ourselves and our fellow Americans,”” Olivia George wapo.st/450EMsp