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    This Baby Panda Is the Best Reason to Visit Washington D.C.

    Washington D.C. is a great city — not only is it our nation’s capital, but it has monuments galore, fabulous restaurants, cherry blossoms, and more.  Still, the best reason to visit D.C. in our opinion, is to see this over-the-top adorable baby panda.  In mid-January, the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., introduced its newest giant panda cub, Bei Bei.  The panda exhibit at the zoo had been closed to the the public since Bei Bei was born in August 2015 to promote mama panda and baby panda bondin

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    Booze With a View — the Rooftop Bars Worthy of Summer's Final Days

    Rooftop bars have been rocking it for decades, but the allure of panoramic views has really stolen the show recently. The only thing that might keep you from this Dallas rooftop bar is the fact that it is off the beaten path.

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    No Conflict Here—Travel to These Places Dedicated to Peace

    News of war and strife have dominated the headlines in recent weeks, detailing conflicts everywhere from the Middle East to Middle America. Instead of dwelling on the negativity, take a break from it all, and travel to one of these global destinations that celebrate peace.

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    Obama, Jay-Z, and Beyonce Dine Here, and You Should, Too: the Hottest DC Restaurants Ever

    Indeed, though George and Laura Bush rarely ventured out of the White House to dine, the Obamas have made their presence felt consistently, celebrating their anniversary at the Blue Duck Tavern in the Park Hyatt, Mother’s Day at the Italian Ristorante Tosca and the first lady’s birthday at Equinox Restaurant, a favorite of Jill Biden and Hillary Clinton.

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    Sail the City: Become an Urban Skipper—All the Cool Kids Are Doing It!

    When you think about visiting America’s big cities — San Francisco, New York City, Chicago — you think skyscrapers, not sailing. Imagine this scene: rafting up with 10 other boats 100 yards from AT&T Park while the San Francisco Giants play ball. My goal was not just to charter a boat with a licensed skipper but to get certified to “bareboat charter” (take a boat out on my own with my own crew).

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    7 Secret D.C. Supper Clubs You Need to Join

    Tired of fighting the crowds for a table at a hot restaurant on 14th Street? Secret, under-the-radar dinner clubs are popping up all over DC, and if you’re going to find your way into any of them, you first need to know how to score yourself a seat, as some of them (much like that band you USED to like) sell out quickly. Luckily, we have the details on how to land a spot in seven different secret DC dining societies.

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    Washington, D.C. Tour: Southwest Waterfront/Navy Yard

    A few blocks south of the National Mall, Washington swaps its suit and wingtips for Bermuda shorts and Sperry topsiders. Most recently, the riverside has been a catalyst for change, sparking revitalization projects that stretch from Southwest to Southeast and include sections around the Washington Navy Yard, the military branch’s oldest shore base. One development worth a rousing cheer: the new Washington Nationals stadium, which threw out its inaugural pitch in 2008.