Lifestyle — Page 5

• Congressional bills push mandatory NIST AI RMF use, AI for energy and women’s health
• Union Market District spotlights its one‑of‑a‑kind shops in Northeast DC
• DCPS Sees Sharp Rise in Chronic Absenteeism, OSSE Report Shows
• Hudson Institute Commentary: 'Strengthen NATO, Don’t Wreck It' Urges Firm U.S. Policy
• KooKoo debuts weekend Persian brunch in Columbia Heights
• DHS updates events calendar for St. Elizabeths, DC
• USDA sued over Easter email described as 'sermonizing'
• DC.gov events calendar centralizes District public listings
• Pentagon-Anthropic dispute tests AI procurement rules
• Mini pig Synergy seen riding DC Metro in a backpack
• GMFUS Analysis flags Britain’s decade of fragmentation
• GMF brief flags digital security risks for CEE civil society
• HVDC Competition Rules Could Cut Grid Costs
• Eventbrite Pride events hub maps Washington, DC activities
• Emancipation Day in DC: Where to Find Events and Community Programs
• Italian American Museum of Washington DC Opens In-Person Tour Registration
• Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation’s ‘Can We Talk?’ Centers Emotional Wellness in DC
• DHS updates events page for St. Elizabeths campus and D.C. public programs
• How China Is Shaping Ethiopia’s Infrastructure, a DC Think Tank Finds
• Agencies urged to build AI structures, not just plans
• WAMU posts May 17 Big Broadcast for D.C. audiences
• GMF Brief: China Steps Up Drive to Internationalize the RMB
• District of Columbia Courts launch central homepage
• WAMU Hosts ‘Classical Conversations’ Interview Archive
• CSIS flags stakes of a potential Trump-Xi 2026 summit
• Guest List: 5 People to Hang Out With This May — Howard, Nats, Folger Ties
• Bipartisan Policy Center Urges Child‑Care Overhaul to Bolster the Nation’s Workforce
• St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawls Return to Washington, DC — Eventbrite Listings Highlight Neighborhood Nights
• AEI: Viral Gen‑X Housing Protest Shows Why Local Meetings Matter
• Hudson Institute Releases Podcast on the Trump Administration’s China Strategy
• District of Columbia Courts maintains official newsroom on dcourts.gov
• DC Public Library lists Lloyd Alexander’s 'The Book of Three' in its catalog and resources
• Missed connection at Tatte in Adams Morgan: Saturday evening, May 9
• DHS events page lists briefings, panels and trainings tied to St. Elizabeths campus
• DC road closures reroute drivers near museums and Mall area
• DCPS data incident leaves families seeking clearer answers
• Ahmad Jamal listed on Kennedy Center program page
• Aspen Institute Urges Rethink of K-12 for a Connected World
• Pop-up shop listings expand DC’s event calendar
• McCourt School highlights evidence-based policy shift