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Road to Responsible AI: Rep. Jay Obernolte on providing reasonable approach that also reassures public 11/18/2024 04:50pm • It���s unlikely there are many members of Congress as knowledgeable about the implications of artificial intelligence as Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-CA). Obernolte is the chair of the bipartisan AI Task Force, which is working on a major report on AI to be released by the end of the year. ���It� What to expect to pay at grocery store for this year's Thanksgiving feast 11/11/2024 10:42am • With just over two weeks until Thanksgiving, and families planning their autumn feast, prices for several holiday staples are expected to be lower this year than in 2023, according to an annual analysis from a food economist at Michigan State University. After several years of rapid price hikes, Where to dine in or get takeout for Thanksgiving in the DC area 11/10/2024 06:02am • Thanksgiving in the D.C. area offers a cornucopia of dining options for those looking to celebrate the holiday without the hours of prep and cleanup. Whether you're craving a traditional turkey feast with all the trimmings or something a bit more inventive, D.C.'s top restaurants are serving up f Data Doctors: What to know about Apple Intelligence 11/08/2024 05:40pm • Q: What exactly is Apple Intelligence and what will it do for me? A: AI (Artificial Intelligence) is all the rage in the tech world and Apple Intelligence is Apple's integration of new smart AI features that are being rolled out in the latest operating systems for smartphones, tablets and compute Where to find DC-area Election Day restaurant discounts, specials and other deals 11/03/2024 07:04pm • Election Day in the District is more than a day to cast a vote. It���s also a great chance to indulge in some unique food and drink deals. As locals gear up to head to the polls on Nov. 5, restaurants and bars across the D.C. region are stepping up with Election Day specials, from themed cocktail Last call for fall festival fun at big Northern Virginia farm 11/03/2024 06:48am • There are only a few days left to attend this year's fall festival at Cox Farms in Centreville, Virginia, where family-friendly entertainment and attractions have been drawing people for decades.�� "We love the atmosphere, we love the staff ��� I think it's just so homey," said Diva Mohammadullah Presto's Picks: Rating the revamped conferences while Navy and Virginia Tech travel 10/31/2024 07:15pm • The start of college football's closing month adds a sense of urgency to the mix. Can you get to six wins and bowl eligibility? And if you're in contention for a conference title or seat at the expanded playoff, can you lock things up? With two full months in the books (and most of the local FBS Apple's AirPods Pro 2 update is expanding access to hearing loss help 10/29/2024 05:50am • Owners of Apple���s latest AirPods Pro 2 can now turn their earbuds into fully-functional hearing aids. The ability comes as Apple releases new features that one D.C.-area hearing specialist said will help more people suffering from hearing loss, especially those who may be hesitant to use hearin Leaders push Prince George's Co. schools to do something about cellphones 10/28/2024 01:23pm • An increasing number of school systems around the D.C. region have policies that govern cellphone use inside the classroom ��� Prince George's County, Maryland, isn't one of them. As it stands, the decision on such policies is left up to local school systems, which is why some leaders in Prince G Mobile lab at Loudoun Co. middle school inspires students to pursue STEM careers 10/23/2024 03:16pm • Sitting inside a large tractor trailer in the parking lot on the side of River Bend Middle School, sixth grade student Adrian and his classmate each took a gem out of a bag until there was only one left. A few minutes later, the pair used a sheet of paper to guide them through an exercise to figu Md. Democratic Party will spend thousands to target 'extremist' school board candidates 10/19/2024 10:17am • The Maryland Democratic Party will spend ���tens of thousands of dollars��� targeting at least 18 school board candidates that it says are looking to bring a ���hateful��� and ���right-wing agenda��� to schools. It is a first for the party, which has never before involved itself in the nonpartisa DC-based nonprofit selling pies to help deliver Thanksgiving meals to those who are sick 10/18/2024 08:20pm • Every Thanksgiving you get up early, make yourself crazy in the kitchen and wear yourself out feeding your whole family. Like they do every year, the D.C.-based nonprofit Food & Friends is offering to take one dish off your plate. Or, you could say it's a chance to do good even while eating bad. Things to do in the DC area: Chefs for Equality, Witches Halloween Party ��� and more! 10/17/2024 08:22am • The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation and food writer, chef and restaurateur David Hagedorn are hosting a massive, uplifting, philanthropic event at the National Building Museum. The eleventh annual Chefs for Equality is showcasing approximately 150 of the D.C. area's best chefs, bakers and Monumental Sports adds Spanish-speaking broadcasts for 10 Wizards, Caps games 10/11/2024 05:08pm • Spanish-speaking Washington Wizards and Capitals fans will now have the opportunity to watch games in their own language. Monumental Sports will broadcast 10 regular-season games, five for the Capitals and five Wizards matches, in Spanish as alternative broadcasts outside of its normal English co How to stay in touch with loved ones in Florida, even if Milton knocks out cell service 10/09/2024 03:28pm • With the likelihood of cellphone and internet service being severely disrupted by Hurricane Milton, you and people you know in Milton's path can take some simple steps now to stay in touch over the next several days. If cellphone service and internet service goes down, and you no longer have a la