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The Washington Nationals will try to stop their four-game losing streak when they begin a nine-game road trip in Atlanta on Monday.

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A quick blog post from April 2020 started things off early, making the prediction that after our pandemic finally ends, we’d have a second Roaring ’20s. “100 years ago: An election, a virus and a cry from disillusioned youths,” ran a headline in the Washington Post in October for a story drawing suggestive comparisons between the two decades that are separated by a hundred years of history. As we limped into 2021, the comparisons picked up. “The 1920s Roared After a Pandemic, and the 2020s Will Try,” ran a headline in Bloomberg Businessweek in January, the same month Marker publis...

10 Appalachian Trail Tips for Women If you’re a woman who dreams of walking the Appalachian Trail as either a thru-hike or in sections, you probably have thoughts and questions you’d prefer answered with a female perspective. Based on my experience preparing for my Appalachian Trail thru-hike and what I discovered during my trip, I’d like to offer 10 helpful tips and considerations before you set out to hike that trail with those iconic white blazes. 1. You’re Not Alone The percentage of women hiking the Appalachian Trail has risen steadily over the years and 40% of thru-hikers are no...

There was a time, not too long ago, when agents and teams would use the Cubs as the big, bad boogyman to scare opposing GMs into finalizing deals in free agency or upping their offers in trade. And although we often laughed at the Cubs’ obviously fabricated involvement in almost every transaction, we sometimes learned that it wound up being true more often than you’d expect. The Blue Jays and Padres almost became the boogymen of the 2020-2021 offseason, but our first guess, the Mets, was probably the right one. Earlier this offseason, they signed James McCann to a surprisingly large deal...