The corrupting influence of money in politics is the most serious issue the country currently faces. Should we continue to allow a handful of people to control the fate of our elections? »
From Whitman-Walker Health: Whitman-Walker Health to Hold HIV/AIDS Forum at Site of DC's First AIDS Forum in 1983 "Return to Lisner" on July 24 to Coincide with International AIDS Conference Update: Gay Men's Health Crisis has joined as a Community Co-... »
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A letter from the federal government's Freedom of Information Act ombudsman has irritated key senators and openess advocates by failing to recommend any changes Congress could make to improve the law guaranteeing public access to federal records. At a ... »
Arlena Chaney, president of a tenants’ association in Southwest Washington, wasn’t sure what to do when a guy from Urban Investment Partners rang last month saying they were under contract to buy her building. She didn’t call back right away. Instead, ... »
John Boehner, Mitch McConnell and a throng of once-neutral GOP governors have now endorsed Mitt Romney for president. But the rally-round-the-flag effect hasn't reached Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert, POLITICO's Kate Nocera reports: Gohmert, speaking at GOP ... »
Via Sherman, the highest-ranking Republican in the land has given the ok to his party’s presumptive nominee: The Ohio Republican, speaking in the lobby of the Republican National Committee’s offices on Capitol Hill, said he was comfortable publicly bac... »
WASHINGTON (AP) — Seeking to shake the disgrace of a prostitution scandal, the Secret Service late Friday tightened conduct rules for its agents to prohibit them from drinking excessively, visiting disreputable establishments while traveling or bringin... »
