A healthy dose of skepticism between the Council and the Mayor’s Office is good but the relationship doesn’t always have to be adversarial and acrimonious.
A big question is what role the...
Tommy Wells
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Sislen with Councilmember Tommy Wells
There was music in the Council Chamber on Tuesday, the sweet music of verbal praise of councilmembers throwing bouquets at...
2011 was a bad year for DC Council Chairman Kwame Brown. It looks like 2012 could be even worse.
Last week veteran reporter Bruce Johnson tweeted, "Word is a new grand jury looking at a local...
On Tuesday, two activists launched a campaign whereby, if successful, voters will decide in November whether or not to ban corporations from donating to political campaigns in the District.
Currently...
Anthony Gaskins, a Georgetown merchant, counts queens, princesses and First Ladies among his clients -- those seeking the artful hats and headwear he creates at The Hattery in The Shops at Georgetown...
He's a hard-charging, multi-lingual real estate developer who has defeated opponents of every kind to pursue his development projects, mostly in Georgetown.
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Georgetown resident Councilmember Jack Evans (Ward 2), co-chair of the Council's Redistricting Subcommittee, has had to make last-minute changes to the redistricting plan he and co-chair At-large...
Mayor Vincent Gray, Council Chairman Kwame Brown (D) and five other councilmembers brought the fight for D.C. home rule and democracy to Congress yesterday when they were arrested by the U.S. Capitol...
Washington, D.C. continues to attract individuals and families in need of services, some of whom are unable to access basic necessities and shelter in their home states. The Washington Post reported...
A cross section of many generations greeted Mayoral candidate Vincent Gray Sunday afternoon as some 350 people attended the “Women for Gray” fundraiser organized by Virginia E. Hayes...
