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A late-18th-century Georgetown mansion that was built by a Revolutionary War hero and later served as the guest house for White House visitors while Blair House was under renovation is on the market for $15,995,000. Kim Gibson and Eileen McGrath of Washington Fine Properties are the listing agents. One of the few freestanding, late-18th-century houses

Donating during year-end giving can be common among people and donating to foundations that offer match program can stretch your dollar.

Donating during year-end giving can be common among people and donating to foundations that offer match program can stretch your dollar.

The Metropolitan Police Force is the organization responsible for law enforcement in the Greater London area. It’s popularly known as Scotland Yard, named

"Fashioned by Sargent," opening Oct. 8, features more than a dozen dresses and accessories alongside the paintings that depict them.

A LIFELONG Albion fan has published his latest book which provides a recollection of Brighton chants straight from the terraces over the decades.

Rockinghorse FC is holding a charity football match this weekend in memory of a ten-year-old girl from Burgess Hill who died last year.

A FORMER Brighton and Hove Albion star has backed a book about the clubs time at Goldstone Ground. John Templeman, who played 226 times for The Albion, has given his personal seal of approval by posing with the book, even wearing his 1969 shirt. The book, entitled Wet Socks and Dry Bones, explores the lives of 50 Brighton and Hove Albion players who graced the Goldstone Ground. Nic Outtersides 300-page book was inspired by WP Kinsella’s baseball classic Shoeless Joe, which in turn inspi...