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A Week in the Life of a Working Online MBA Student 01/29/2017 07:00pm • By day, Quinn Woodard Jr. is an electrical engineer at Chevron Corp. By night, he's an online student pursuing his MBA at the Indiana University--Bloomington Kelley School of Business, hoping to accelerate his career and develop new skills. The Bakersfield, California, resident usually wakes around Racing President hopefuls are set to run 01/28/2017 12:57pm • WASHINGTON — The Nationals are hosting another presidential face-off this weekend. This one, however, will be a decidedly bipartisan affair ( ... and involve oversize heads). Select candidates hoping to serve as George, Tom, Abe, Teddy and Bill have been invited to throw their ballcaps in Despite near record ridership, Metro lost money during inauguration, march 01/27/2017 09:41pm • WASHINGTON — Even with more than 1 million riders last Saturday who largely traveled the Metro system without incident, Metro expects to have lost money on the near-record crowd. “We don’t cover all of our costs, as we all know, and then when you apply the level of effort that we put at thi Playing Through: Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club 01/27/2017 04:50pm • LEESBURG, Va. -- For most of us, Raspberry Falls is the type of course we’d play as a special occasion. Nestled just east of the Potomac River right by the Whites Ferry crossing, it’s on the fringe of our Playing Through radius, but worth the drive for an experience unlike most you’ll find in Library of Congress debuts center for young readers Saturday 01/27/2017 04:10am • WASHINGTON — It's one of the most beautiful buildings in the District, and this weekend, the Library of Congress is welcoming eager young readers to a space just for them.  Adventure awaits those who can travel through a tunnel under the Capitol building to find the world's largest library. "I 25 Ways to Enjoy Retirement on a Reduced Income 01/22/2017 07:00pm • Living well with less moneyAccumulating enough money to enjoy a satisfying retirement is a major concern. Fortunately, enjoying a happy and fulfilling retirement does not necessarily require spending a lot of money. Here are 25 steps you can take in your day-to-day life to reduce or eliminate expens Women's March organizers caught off-guard by turnout 01/22/2017 03:37pm • WASHINGTON — Women’s March on Washington organizers say they were caught off guard by the huge turnout on Saturday. According to city estimates, the event attracted more than 500,000 people. The march had to be rerouted because crowds packed the entire path of the original march. Event org Police: Videos led to arrest of inaugural rioter 01/22/2017 03:28pm • WASHINGTON — Among those arrested in connection with Friday’s inaugural protests was a Florida man who allegedly threw a rock at an arresting officer. How authorities arrested him is an example of how bystanders can help with a police investigation. Dane Powell of Largo, Florida, was arres Photos: Women's March on Washington 01/21/2017 08:04am • WASHINGTON -- Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in D.C. for the Women's March on Washington Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017. See photos, videos and tweets from the day's events. Here are more photo galleries from the weekend: Inauguration protests in D.C. Inauguration Day 2017 around the Di Women's March, prayer service bring their own set of DC road closures 01/21/2017 12:52am • WASHINGTON — The pomp and circumstance of President Trump’s inauguration has passed, but D.C.’s hectic weekend still isn’t over. The Women’s March on Washington will cause its own series of road closings, as will the post-inaugural prayer service at the National Cathedral in Northwest D Women's March on Washington rerouted due to large crowd 01/20/2017 11:43pm • WASHINGTON —  Organizers of the Women's March on Washington had to change the plans for their formal march, due to the extremely large turnout on Saturday.  Chris Geldart, director of the District of Columbia's Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency,  initially said organizers ha DC police prepared for inauguration protesters through the night 01/20/2017 08:30pm • WASHINGTON — D.C. police are preparing to monitor protests Friday night following President Donald Trump's inauguration after a large group of protesters turned violent earlier in the day, smashing windows and throwing bricks at officers. "We are prepared for the events tonight," D.C. Police Ch Inauguration Day 2017 Survival Guide: Street closures, Metro service, parade route and more 01/20/2017 04:53am • WASHINGTON — Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to stream into D.C. for Donald Trump's inauguration. Security will be tight and many roads will be closed to cars and pedestrians, so you'll have to do your homework if you want to avoid headaches heading to the Mall or just getting arou Inauguration brings road closures, parking restrictions 01/20/2017 03:08am • WASHINGTON — The Presidential Inauguration will make driving around the nation’s capital tough and will bring many road closures and parking restrictions to areas near the National Mall and across D.C. Downtown parking restrictions start as early as noon on Jan. 18 -- two days before the in Intelligence, cameras play big role in inauguration security 01/19/2017 05:23am • WASHINGTON — Thousands of law enforcement officers, federal agents, military members, intelligence analysts, weapons experts and crisis-management personnel are preparing for a long weekend, but this one will be anything but relaxing. Up to a million people may converge on or near the National