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Washington DC · WashingtonThis Saturday, several of the D.C. region’s local bookstores are celebrating the 11th annual Independent Bookstore Day with discounts and other deals, plus food and fun, family-friendly activities. For those looking to celebrate their local bookstore, here are over 10 bookstores that are celebrating the holiday this year. There’s so much to do in the D.C. area in the coming days, and WTOP has you covered with our weekly roundup of area events wo…See the Story
Things to do in the DC area: Independent Bookstore Day, DC Chocolate Festival … and more!
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Washington DC · WashingtonA campaign finance watchdog on Wednesday filed a Federal Election Commission complaint accusing former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, affiliated political groups, and an accounting firm of violating U.S. law in a scheme "seemingly designed to obscure the true recipients of a noteworthy portion of Trump's legal bills."The Washington, D.C.-based Campaign Legal Center (CLC) said that "evidence appears to show an illegal arrangement between…See the Story
Watchdog urges FEC to investigate Trump campaign over scheme for legal fees
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Janet Yellen · WashingtonRecently, a yellow legal pad featuring the handwritten message “Buy Bitcoin” garnered significant attention in an online auction, ultimately selling for a remarkable $1.027 million. Originally wielded during Janet Yellen’s congressional testimony in 2017, the sign has since become a symbol of intrigue within the cryptocurrency community. Notably, bids for the sign reached as high as $140,000, showcasing the growing interest among investors in ac…See the Story
“Buy Bitcoin” Sign Displayed Behind Janet Yellen Sold For $1M At Auction
Washington DC · WashingtonEach year, graduating editors are given 30 final column inches — “30” was historically used to signify the end of a story — to reflect on their time at The Hatchet, published in the final issues of the year. There’s a lot to be said for joining student orgs in college that align with your career aspirations. However, there’s also a lot to be said for trying something totally different. For sticking with an opportunity you land in by chance and f…See the Story
Isabella MacKinnon: The next page
Washington DC · WashingtonEach year, graduating editors are given 30 final column inches — “30” was historically used to signify the end of a story — to reflect on their time at The Hatchet, published in the final issues of the year. I can say with complete confidence that this is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to write for The Hatchet. (To be fair, it’s also the only thing I’ve ever written for The Hatchet.) This paper has become such a fundamental part of my life that…See the Story
Auden Yurman: From behind the camera
Washington DC · WashingtonAttending college in D.C. often means planning your weekend budget around pricey bars and restaurants downtown. When it comes to events on campus, however, Spring Fling is supposed to be the great equalizer. The University’s annual Spring Fling has typically been free to attend, held outdoors and limited in attendance to GW students. But this year, the concert — featuring artists Quavo and Jay Sean — took place in the Smith Center, with tickets …See the Story
Column: Spring Fling 2024 proves why GW should stick to the classics
Washington DC · WashingtonOfficials will streamline the University’s wireless networks this summer after a trial phase this spring, according to an email from GW Information Technology on Wednesday. The email states GW will reduce the number of network names from six down to three, maintaining eduroam and GWguest while debuting GWdevice, which will allow devices to better communicate with each other. GWdevice was piloted this semester in West Hall, and will available thi…See the Story
GW to centralize wireless networks this summer in effort to provide seamless network experience
Social Media · WashingtonA panel of political consultants and GW students discussed political authenticity on social media at the School of Media & Public Affairs on Monday. Political consultants Madeline Twomey and Liz Ring along with political communication majors Sonia Howell, a sophomore, and Nicholas Anastácio, a senior and The Hatchet’s community relations director, discussed the authenticity of politicians on social media and President Joe Biden’s campaign’s use…See the Story