‘Koch Brothers Exposed’ Screening Set for David Koch’s Apartment
The protest begins at 6 p.m. and organizers say more than 100 people are expected.
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Primary Preview: 7 Things to Watch on Tuesday
6. Which Democrats will finish second in California? Golden State operatives predict embarrassingly low turnout Tuesday — especially among Democrats.
Primary Preview: 7 Things to Watch on Tuesday
6. Which Democrats will finish second in California? Golden State operatives predict embarrassingly low turnout Tuesday — especially among Democrats.
Beer, Bikes and Doughnuts — Like You Need Anything Else
Tickets are $6 and everything starts at 7 p.m. at 2052 West Virginia Ave. NE #2.
Glenn ‘Mr. One Minute’ Thompson Conquers C-SPAN
parity for service members bill) Bad mouthing President Barack Obama’s signature health care initiative (1/10, 1/28, 2/5) Honoring medical professionals (1/8: cheered on emergency personnel provisions; 5/6:
Eastern Market Violence Spurs Calls for Better Street Lighting
Representatives from the Metropolitan Police Department joined the Ward 6 councilmember to talk about ongoing concerns and make sure cops and residents were on the same page about the urgency of
A Spectacular Math Fail on EPA Rule Costs
Blunt’s release was charging that Missouri’s 6 million residents — about 2 percent of America’s population — would end up with more than 20 percent of the entire nation’s costs from 2014 to 2030.
DCCC Reserves $43.5 Million in TV Airtime for Midterms
Arizona’s 1st District: $2.2 million from Sept. 2 to Oct. 6 on Phoenix broadcast and cable to defend Democratic Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick.
DCCC Reserves $43.5 Million in TV Airtime for Midterms
Arizona’s 1st District: $2.2 million from Sept. 2 to Oct. 6 on Phoenix broadcast and cable to defend Democratic Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick.
Tommy Wells to Talk Public Safety in Wake of Eastern Market Attacks
In response to the attacks, Tommy Wells, who represents Ward 6 on the D.C.
NPS Examining Repeat Problems With Washington Monument Elevator
Another outage occurred on May 21 at 6 p.m.
On Immigration, the Pressure Mounts for Eric Cantor
At least three women in attendance were facing deportations, with one facing a deadline of June 6 to leave the country.
On Immigration, the Pressure Mounts for Eric Cantor
At least three women in attendance were facing deportations, with one facing a deadline of June 6 to leave the country.
The Balls Are in Your Court, Testy Festers
The “Nuttin’ Better” event is scheduled to fill expectant bellies with all the deep-fried bull balls, blended Canadian whiskey and cold domestic beer any red-blooded American could want Saturday from 6-
Portman Never Pressed Boehner on Unemployment Extension
Portman was one of the Republican senators who blocked the unemployment extension Feb. 6, when it fell short by a single vote.
Hank’s on the Hill Woos Whiskey Drinkers
NW): Hosting a RAMMYs-themed carnival from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. complete with drink tickets, fair games, fried foods and raffles. Bourbon Steak (2800 Pennsylvania Ave.
WMATA Bus Collides With Clyburn’s Parked Car
The accident took place around 6:45 p.m. in Northwest D.C.
Keep Nutrition Science in the WIC Program | Commentary
WIC provides only $10 per month to purchase fruits and vegetables for women and $6 per month for children.
Unemployment Extension: Jack Reed Hasn’t Given Up
Updated 6:17 a.m. | Prospects for an unemployment extension remain bleak, but Sen. Jack Reed isn’t ready to give up.
Boehner: Obama’s New Mexico Monument Hurts Border Security
Updated, 6:40 p.m., May 21 | Republicans have warned President Barack Obama that executive orders on immigration won’t get the House to act any faster — if at all — on overhaul legislation this year.