IMPLICATIONS OF #KeyBridgeCollapse: "This is going to be catastrophic for many reasons," one resident said. "Number one, the harbor's blocked. Number two, we're not going to get any more new car deliveries at this time. Amazon is just on the other side of the river and you can

Can't let #WomensHistoryMonth2024 and #CherryBlossoms go by without propping fellow Cincinnatian, Lytle Park's Helen Herron Taft, the First Lady who pulled the strings to get the trees planted in the first place — 112 years ago today, as a matter of fact. My latest One Minute™.

So for a few bucks shy of a $quarter million, you might (perhaps) end up owner of an article that has no place in any private collection. Although the Hockey Hall of Fame likely has all the Howe stuff it wants. If Gordie was A, who was C, you ask? WHA lifer Ted Taylor

Not trusting my retinas to anybody's "eclipse glasses," thanks, but with some tape and a few cheap attachments, your cell might do the looking for you. Gifting our (surprisingly popular) airline safety card-style handy guide on how to MacGuyver this. wapo.st/4cJQBGf

Nothing better than teamingup with the mighty aaron steckelberg, Tara Tara McCarty McCarty, Leslie Leslie Shapiro Shapiro, Justin justin jouvenal on agood old semi-breaking news haul. Gifting this, so start sifting through the #Blender wreckage wapo.st/43LFBnI

The Peter family, #MarthaWashington descendants, built Tudor Place with a whole bunch of inherited money and hard work from enslaved people. Some of whom, the DNA has shown, were family as well. The One Minute at a Time desk went to have a look instagram.com/reel/C6GrkOFIo…

One of the craziest espionage episodes of WW2 went down right here in this Kalorama Hts. fixer-upper. This is a true story! instagram.com/reel/C6ZF0C9IF…

Muscular, heroic Marshall Fredericks sculptures are visual centerpieces in several cities. This fountain at the Denmark in USA 🇩🇰 embassy, one of Fredericks’ final creations, isn’t muscular or heroic. It’s just charming. instagram.com/reel/C6rI-kloo…

You've heard the phrase, if it's too loud, you're too old? Two things can be true; Bishop Sand gives us a guided tour with computer simulations. Sometimes D.C. restaurant noise levels are so over the top we have to laugh. We've also got up and left wapo.st/3V90S7f

Two smart, witty The Washington Post colleagues, data columnist Andrew Van Dam and video editor/animator Daron Daron Taylor Taylor, launch this droll series of short videos breaking the world down by the numbers. Because as we know, 60-second videos are cool youtube.com/shorts/CrRoJPL…

I know I've made it when Webby-winning The Washington Post star Dave Jorgenson (not JD Vance) bases a whole skit on one of my animations. It's funny. I don't really feel any different. I was counting on fame to fundamentally change me. Think I'm getting ripped off here youtube.com/shorts/B6JDAAD…

Happy Cupiversary, fam.

I held it together until about 1:40-1:50. Somehow the sight of Macron himself starting to lose it put me straight over the edge 😢

Okay yesterday will not be noted in the annals as one of #Amtrak’s finest days

Sorry, folks: this is illegal parking. P013.a. I wouldn't get exercised over it except a) @dcPoliceDept @dcpolicetraffic has ticketed me for doing this b) makes getting out of our space a pain in the ass c) these guys apparently think this heap's found its Forever Home

If the Russians set off a nuke in space, that'll be, well, bad. Teaching myself JSON-based animation and collabbing with #PostGraphics @tobefrank Joel Achenbach Kainaz Amaria Ben Pauker Manuel Canales to talk about it - that was pretty cool actually wapo.st/3zq2jXu

I'm hearing this called the best thing on the internet. Post Graphics folks Artur Galocha, Bonnie Berkowitz and Alvaro Valiño have crafted "Pete," an everyman Olympics newbie soaking up (so far, literally) the Paris experience. Gift article. Amusez-vous. wapo.st/4dhvN8L

Holy Przewalski! These would have made for one rare and expensive consignment of Purina One. A real equine mystery eye-popper from kelseybaker. Gifting it. wapo.st/3YHx7hc

Washington Post Graphics reporter Hannah Dormido noticed trends in the blizzard of hand-held signs at the political conventions and, taking a break from the mayhem of covering them both, got out the watercolors to reflect on it! Gifting this wapo.st/4czaVJb

Hmmm they didn't get their funding, couldn't retain staff, so instead of theater this season, Georgetown Department of Performing Arts will have “alternative experiential learning opportunities in creative praxis.” Uh huh. Too bad, really. We've seen some great theater down there. performingarts.georgetown.edu/2022-2023-thea…