NEWS ROUNDUP Campaign Finance Mitt's got a secret? The Obama campaign and its affiliated super PACs are preparing to target Mitt Romney over his "penchant for secrecy", specifically related to his tax returns and campaign bundlers. (Politico) The Myth,... »
Despite whispers that Teddy might finally win one at the 2012 home opener: just another day at Nationals Park, and another loss by Teddy Roosevelt in the Presidents race. Up above, video of Teddy losing down the stretch, yet again.... »
At their worst, baseball games are like overpriced picnics. At their best, they’re sublime. The pricey concessions are mitigated by cheap seats, and relaxing in the stands with a cup of beer is the best way to enjoy sports. Last year, the Washington Na... »
This past weekend, there was a front page article in The Washington Post (online version here) about the impact Nationals Park has played in the development of (primarily) Near SE since the ballpark opened in 2008. There's some mention of Southwest, a... »
"Washington Nationals may finally meet expectations — on and off the field" -Marc Fisher, Washington Post "It’s taken longer than expected, but if the team and the area around Nationals Park blossom this year, that would be good news for those who beli... »
All Politics is Local with Reporters Tom Sherwood, Nikita Stewart & Mark Segraves Wednesday, April 4th 7:00pm - 8:30pm Free, RSVP hereImmediately Following DC's April 3 Primary Election, NBC News 4 reporter Tom Sherwood, Washington Post reporter Nikita... »
by Kimberly Bender By now, most Washingtonians have heard of Swampoodle, the historic Irish neighborhood that was destroyed by the construction of Union Station. But what about The Island? Pipetown? Bloody Hill and Bloodfield ("the ancient feudal groun... »
On Saturday night, author and televangelist Joel Osteen will preach at Nationals Park to a crowd of 41,000. He talked recently with On Faith founder Sally Quinn and Washington Post religion reporter Michelle Boorstein. Here are excerpts: Read full article »
