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DHS secretary transported to GW Hospital after allergic reaction A DHS spokesperson confirmed Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was sent to GW Hospital out of an “abundance of caution.”

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These evictions come less than two months after Mayor Bowser said she was "notified" by President Donald Trump to evict individuals at an encampment near the State Departmenthttps://gwhatchet.com/2025/03/24/foggy-bottom-leaders-fear-dc-officials-will-forgo-homeless-encampment-protocol-under-trump/

Officials sweep two unhoused encampments in Foggy Bottom under heightened eviction protocols Officials evicted several people from two encampments under a new protocol providing a shorter notice period, worrying aid providers who say it risks losing contact with people who rely on their help.

Officials in DC recently evicted people from two unhoused encampments in Foggy Bottom under a new protocol community leaders say they weren't briefed on and complicates aid efforts gwhatchet.com/2025/05/12/o...

Kyle — I am reaching out because I hope you can relay my concerns about a persistent issue that emerged midday on Monday with the Censusdis package to the proper contact.

`Geometry = True` returns None in the `Geometry` column without throwing an error.

Thanks for work on Tigris.

Kennedy Center leaders dismantle Social Impact initiative weeks after Trump takeover Multiple artists and partners linked with equity programming said they didn’t receive warning from Kennedy Center officials ahead of the elimination of the Social Impact division.

Another article on the Kennedy Center from a few days ago - the Center is dismantling its Social Impact programs.
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DOGE Is Trying to Gift Itself a $500 Million Building, Court Filings Show The documents reveal a DOGE affiliate is attempting to transfer the headquarters of an independent think tank, the United States Institute of Peace, to the government at no cost.

NEW: DOGE is trying to gift itself a building worth $500 million, court filings show. It's the culmination of a dramatic battle between DOGE and the United States Institute of Peace, a Congressionally funded think tank. www.wired.com/story/doge-t...

Foggy Bottom leaders fear DC officials will forgo homeless encampment protocol under Trump Two days after President Donald Trump pressured the D.C. mayor to clear “unsightly” encampments by the State Department and White House earlier this month, District officials abandoned typical protoco...

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Article in-print today about the impact of Trump's Posting on Foggy Bottom's most vulnerable, and fears surrounding about whether the District will adhere to its own rules on evicting encampment residents.

Artists reflect on events nixed by Kennedy Center after Trump takeover Artists set to perform at the Kennedy Center said they either canceled their own events or had them canceled by the center after President Donald Trump took control of its board earlier this month.

Hi Bluesky! I've decided I'm not as repulsed from being on Here as I am on X, and it might be helpful to bite the bullet.
I'll post my articles on the Hatchet and share updates on stories I'm following.
My most recent remains more contemporary than I expected: gwhatchet.com/2025/02/20/a...
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Within Alaska, it is becoming increasingly common for Alaska Natives to prefer to be referred to using their tribal demonyms, such as ‘Iñupiaq,’ as opposed to a word they feel doesn’t accurately describe them or their culture and history.

The current and only demonym for the Natives of Alaska is the relatively simple ‘Alaskan.’ This is derived from its name, which comes from the Russian terms for peninsulas and islands.

2. Alaska

Alaska is one of the most recent states to be admitted into the Union, coming over 30 years after the state which was most recently admitted before it. However, the history of its name extends much further back.

I mean, yes, but not entirely. There is more to the story than just that, but thank you for the acknowledgment.

The United States government is generally not known for their nuance in areas such as this.

What is this referring to?

1. Alabama
The land we now know as Alabama was once a portion of the Mississippi Territory. Like many states below the 30th parallel, it was created to give southern states more political power. It’s name comes from the language of the tribes who originally inhabited it.