The fancy commercial promoting the department’s free condom program features beautiful people and jingle that repeats “put it on” over and over again.

The spot will premiere at Ozio’s Restaurant and Lounge tonight and will begin airing on channels including VH1 and Bravo Tuesday.

The tour, a project of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, has already distributed 600,000 condoms this year.

Earlier this month Boston College came under fire for punishing a student group for distributing condoms on campus. Now Georgetown and Catholic are saying that they would do the same.

D.C. police are clarifying that carrying multiple condoms at once is not an arrestable offense.

Spectators, bootleg vendors and vice presidents! Enjoy some more photos from yesterday’s inauguration ceremonies.

Show your politics in the most intimate way possible—with campaign-themed condoms.

A new Human Rights Watch report says that D.C. police confiscate condoms from sex workers and use the number of condoms they are carrying as justification for stopping and questioning them.

Then you better get ready for some challenges, like having sea foam and sewage blown all over you. Or, as the New York Times’ Brian Stelter notes, never having time to pee and having to use prophylactics to keep your gear in proper working condition.

According to numbers tabulated by Trojan (yes, the condom people), residents of the District of Columbia is the most sexually active place in the United States, with a whopping 75 percent of residents saying that they were gettin’ it regular.