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PHOTOS: D.C.: A city of cheaters?
D.C. is the top city for cheaters, according to Ashley Madison, a website dedicated to helping those in relationships cheat on their partners. See the top 10 cities here.
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Fast food gone wild: The most talked about, gutbusting fast foods (Photos)
In March, Taco Bell plans to roll out a taco that has a shell made of Doritos chips. That's the latest in a long line of unique and eyebrow-raising fast food creations that have taken America by storm.
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National Cathedral repairs continue
Masons in the stone workshop behind the Wisconsin Avenue landmark have been carefully recreating pieces of the century-old house of worship after the 5.8 magnitude earthquake in August damaged the National Cathedral.
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Mardi Gras in New Orleans: Scenes from the party (photos)
Revelers began parading through the streets of New Orleans at dawn this morning in celebration of Mardi Gras, which ends tonight at midnight.
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10 best books for kids: Scholastic ranks top reads for youngsters
Reading is the fundamental skill children develop as they grow at a young age, and Scholastic has come out with their list of 100 can't miss books for your kids. Check out the top 10 here and the full list here.
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Addison Glen subdivision in Capitol Hieghts still under construction
Residents in the Addison Glen subdivision in Capitol Heights have been forced to use a road that was never finished after a developer allegedly abandoned his responsibilities.
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Concussion photos: What a concussion looks like, inside and out
The superficial wounds of a severe concussion may be few and far between, but the lasting, internal damage can last for a very long time. Here's what a concussion looks like and how it has affected athletes and young people.
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American Mustache Institute gathers at Capitol to push for legislation (Photos)
In their continued effort to promote the growth of mustaches and fight "discrimination against mustached Americans," the American Mustache Institute and Northeastern State tax professor Dr. John Yeutter rallied on Capitol Hill in support of the Stimulus To Allow Critical Hair Expenses Act.
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Dieting in a DASH (photos)
Like a growing trend of people, Jenny Ilgenfritz and Rhonda Vargason are both self-proclaimed DASH dieters. DASH stands for dietary approaches to stopping hypertension. Take a look at this diet wave and watch ABC7 tonight at 5 p.m. for more.
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John Glenn's space flight: 50 years since first American orbited Earth
It was 50 years ago Monday that John Glenn became the first American astronaut to orbit the Earth. Since then, man has walked on the moon and hundreds of manned space flights have taken off, but Glenn's initial trip was one of the moments that started it all.
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Snow moves across Virginia, Maryland
Although most of the D.C. area has had little to no snow Sunday, some areas to the south received measurable amounts.
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