Vegetarians Need Not Apply
Mayor Adrian Fenty, who’s participating in D.C.’s first Car Free Day. Approved by the D.C.
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Fight Brewing Over Proposal That Could Divvy Up California’s Electoral Votes
Fight Brewing Over Proposal That Could Divvy Up California's Electoral Votes -
Family-Friendly Arts on Foot Festival Is Saturday
Now in its 15th year, Arts on Foot, which will take place in D.C.’s Penn Quarter neighborhood, is an interactive celebration that incorporates visual art, music, theatre, dance, film and creative
Hagel’s Retirement Further Complicates GOP’s 2008 Senate Outlook
Hagel's Retirement Further Complicates GOP's 2008 Senate Outlook -
Democrats Field Navy Vet to Run for Hunter’s San Diego Seat
Democrats Field Navy Vet to Run for Hunter's San Diego Seat -
Thompson’s Past Support for Campaign Finance Reform Faces Airing
Thompson's Past Support for Campaign Finance Reform Faces Airing -
White House Hopeful Thompson’s Life is a Many-Act Screenplay
White House Hopeful Thompson's Life is a Many-Act Screenplay -
International Flavors Help Redefine D.C. Food
Changing Geography D.C.’s most vibrant dining oasis was built in the urban equivalent of the desert.
Mug Shots: Raising the Happy Hour Bar
By bringing happy hours to the roof, Voltaggio says the restaurant is hoping to extend the restaurants popular bar scene.
Post-Gonzales
Democrats have rethought it for him and plan to move S. 1845, a bill that would limit those briefings to the president, a few top advisers and the vice president.
Matchbox Headed to the Hill
Michael Harr of Butterfield 9, Bryan Voltaggio of Charlie Palmer Steak, Enzo Febbraro of D’Acqua, Vikram Garg of IndeBleu, Rodney Scruggs of The Occidental, Robert Weland of Poste, Peter Smith of PS 7’s,
Ex-Rep’s Death Takes Edge Off Big Candidate News in Suburban Seattle District
Ex-Rep's Death Takes Edge Off Big Candidate News in Suburban Seattle District -
California’s Richardson Sworn In as Newest House Member
California's Richardson Sworn In as Newest House Member -
Clinton White House Vets Dominate New Think Tank
The Center for a New American Security, one of Washington, D.C.’s newest think tanks, promotes itself as a beacon of nonpartisanship in a sea of slanted competitors.
We Can’t Afford to Write Off ‘Stars’ of the Wild
Joe Lieberman (ID-Conn.) and Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) recognize that we cannot afford to “write off” these species and have introduced the Great Cats and Rare Canids Act (H.R. 1464/S. 1033) to help save
Lobbyists Frame September Agenda
Tom Hogan, whose lobbying firm F/S Capitol Consulting represents renewable energy client Covanta Energy, said the energy legislation headed to a House-Senate conference will be off to a tough start
House Dem’s Kind Words for Bush on Iraq Draws Blowback from Left
House Dem's Kind Words for Bush on Iraq Draws Blowback from Left -
South Dakota Senator’s Health Rebound Takes Him Home and Back on Campaign Trail
South Dakota Senator's Health Rebound Takes Him Home and Back on Campaign Trail -
Arizona House Incumbent’s Retirement Puts GOP in Catchup Mode
Arizona House Incumbent's Retirement Puts GOP in Catchup Mode -
Iron Fist in Michigan’s Mitten as Primary ‘Front-loading’ Fight Deepens
Iron Fist in Michigan's Mitten as Primary 'Front-loading' Fight Deepens -