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GOP Lands Recruit to Run Against Kosmas
Updated: 6:49 p.m.Winter Park City Commissioner Karen Diebel (R) filed with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday to challenge freshman Rep.
Smart Steps to Prevent a Cybersecurity 9/11
With around 6 percent of the market, the U.S. government is the country’s largest information technology consumer.
Succession Plan Needs Short- and Long-Term Fixes
The first President Pro Tem actually beat the first president into office: John Langdon of New Hampshire gained the rank on April 6, 1789, while President George Washington was inaugurated 24 days later
City Aims to Buy Youth Club on Hill
In the nearly two years since the Boys & Girls Clubs closed its Eastern Branch location in Ward 6, the building has stood in disuse, a casualty of the youth organization’s financial woes.
Grover: U.S. Teaching Hospitals Need Federal Support
Although “major— teaching hospitals (those with the most intensive training programs) account for only 6 percent of all acute care hospitals, they provide 22 percent of services to Medicare beneficiaries
Arizona: Giffords’ Opponent Touts Hill Support
Despite her 12-point victory in 2008, Republicans believe Giffords is vulnerable in a district that President Barack Obama lost by 6 points last year.
Intern In the Know: D.C. a City of Inexpensive Cultural Treats
Performances are at 6 p.m.; Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center, 2700 F St. NW; 202-467-4600
Art Blooms in Navy Yard
“To have Artomatic here in the neighborhood … it gets people down here to see what’s going on,— Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells (D) said.
Intern in the Know: The City Is Alive With the Sound of Free Concerts
Sunset Serenades National Zoo On three Thursday nights — July 9, 16 and 23 — the National Zoo will host a free concert from 6 to 8 p.m. on its Lion/Tiger Hill.
Visclosky’s Offices and Employees Subpoenaed in Federal Probe
Updated: 6:06 p.m. Federal investigators have subpoenaed Rep.
Intern in the Know: Free Outdoor Movies Abound in Metro Region
Riverfront Reel: Best of the ’80s These are Thursdays at sundown, from June 4 to Aug. 6 at Tingey Plaza, about a block south of the Navy Yard Metro stop on the green line.
Heard on the Hill: Strength in Numbers
In fact, he’s hosting one from noon to 6 p.m. every Sunday during the summer.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Cradle of Love
In another picture, Sullivan’s sons from a previous marriage — Brendan, 11, Jack, 10, and Seamus, 6 — are shown visiting a 1-day-old Joaquin in the hospital. Sánchez gave birth on May 13.
Start of Jefferson Trial Delayed Until June 9
Updated 6:16 p.m.Government prosecutors suggested in federal court Wednesday that they have evidence ex-Rep.
Obama Stands Up for Dodd
Updated: 6:15 p.m.
History Offers Playbook for GOP Return to Power
Correction Appended A charismatic Democratic president is elected, winning the White House by about 6 points, sweeping into Washington with a national mandate, new energy and promises of change.
Handicapping Pennsylvania: Does Toomey Have a Chance to Win?
No public poll has shown Toomey ahead in the general election contest, while at least three surveys showed him trailing Specter by 6 points to as many as 20 points.
Utah: Shurtleff Makes Primary Against Bennett Official
Shurtleff also held a rating of 78 percent favorable to 6 percent unfavorable. Bennett’s rating was 74 percent favorable to 19 percent unfavorable. The poll had a 6-point margin of error.
Shurtleff Launches Bid Against Utah’s Bennett
Shurtleff also held a 78 percent/6 percent favorable/unfavorable rating. Bennett’s rating was 74 percent favorable to 19 percent unfavorable.