A sad day for @washingtonpost readers as the standalone Metro section in print is eliminated and folded behind Style. As a lifelong Washingtonian and veteran of the Metro staff, I always admired the Post's commitment to covering Washington as a community not just a capital.
@waltshaub It happened to the great architect, Gaudi of Barcelona. He walked in front of a tram in 1926, and died in a hospital a couple of days later.
@JeffSpeckFAICP Research by the late University of Virginia planning professor William Lucy would focus on two factors-- traffic deaths and homicide-by-stranger-- to show that it may be most dangerous to live in suburbia. https://t.co/xU4tIffOnH
@JamesFallows Any explanation for these deceptive stories? They are well beyond ‘both-sides’ reporting. Has the MSM moved to a default anti-Biden slant?
@craftypanda From this resident's vantage point, it looks like the city quietly and skillfully managed to remove racist statues with a minimum of disruption for everyone. And they got a buy two, get one free deal. After a hundred years of oppression, yes, it was an emergency.
@SeanTrende LBJ appointed Ramsay Clark as AG, which obligated his father, Tom Clark, to retire from the Court. LBJ was then able to appoint Thurgood Marshall, the first African-American Supreme Court Justice.
ICYMI: @StauntonCityVA will close the main downtown thoroughfare Beverley Street to traffic starting next Friday, June 5 at 5PM until Sunday at 9PM to allow restaurants to offer outside dining in the street.