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The article focuses on the discovery of a long-lost 17th-century fort at Historic St. Mary's City, Maryland, a site that had eluded archaeologists for decades. Topics include the fort's significance as Maryland's first English settlement, the challenges in locating it despite years of searching, and the exciting archaeological finds unearthed, such as early armor and artifacts shedding light on daily life in the early colony.

The article focuses on Katie Ledecky's career as a dominant swimmer, highlighting her unexpected victory at the 2012 London Olympics and her subsequent rise to becoming one of the most decorated swimmers in history. Topics include her training regimen for the upcoming Paris Olympics, her memoir "Just Add Water," and her reflections on swimming's challenges and rewards.

The article focuses on showcasing some of Washington's most intriguing and unique jobs, ranging from a planetary defense coordinator at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to a professional gamer. Topics discussed include the fascinating nature of these occupations, the passion and dedication of the individuals behind them, and the impact they have on their respective fields.

The article focuses on the success story of Cava, a Greek restaurant chain, and its CEO Brett Schulman, who transformed it into a nationwide fast-casual phenomenon with hundreds of restaurants and a successful IPO, discussing Schulman's experiences, challenges, and insights, including lessons learned from early failures and the importance of perseverance and adaptability in the business world.

The article focuses on the rediscovery and acquisition of a long-lost 18th-century painting by Anne Vallayer-Coster, titled "Still Life With Flowers in an Alabaster Vase and Fruit," which will soon be displayed at the National Gallery of Art. Topics discussed include the process of identifying and acquiring the painting, the restoration efforts to address its condition issues, and the anticipation of making the artwork accessible to the public through exhibition.