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You may know that Farragut Square is named for our first Navy Admiral: but have you heard of his father? George Farragut left a merchant's career in Spain to dedicate his life to the American experiment as a sailor, cavalryman, artilleryman, and civil servant. But his dogged serv...
Washington, D.C., has a long history of espionage activity, especially during the Cold War as U.S. and Soviet agents shadowed each other throughout the city’s streets, parks, and alleyways. But, in a plotline not even James Bond author Ian Fleming could have cooked up, one of the most audacio...