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Orrick settles unpaid rent case with Huntsman campaign
Latest news from Washington Business Journal
Feb 07Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, which in December sued the Jon Huntsman campaign over an alleged $42,000 in unpaid rent, has reached a settlement with the campaign, The Washington Post reports. The complaint said the Huntsman campaign signed a one-y... »
D.C. United likely to remain at RFK, for now
Latest news from Washington Business Journal
Feb 07D.C. United, which has drawn some interest from Baltimore about potentially relocating, looks poised to stay in the District — at least for the next year, according to a report in The Washington Post, which said the Major League Soccer franchise is clo... »
Golfsmith opening three Washington-area stores
Washington Business Journal
Feb 06Sporting goods retailer Golfsmith, which opened its first store in the Washington area in June, has plans for three more in the area, The Washington Post reports. Austin, Texas-based Golfsmith plans to set up shop in Sterling and Woodbridge in August a... »
D.C. developers, landlords vie for law firm Covington & Burling
Washington Business Journal
Feb 06Office owners and developers in the District are pursuing law firm Covington & Burling LLP, which is seeking 450,000 square feet in the area, The Washington Post reports. Meanwhile, Arnold & Porter LLP, which is also seeking space, reportedly has consi... »
Mitt Romney Forms Strategic Alliance With Ron Paul
WOLDCNews.com
Feb 03While they may differ on foreign policy, Ron Paul and Mitt Romney have formed a strategic alliance. Reports claim that Mitt Romney's aids are in close contact with Ron Paul and that the two campaigns coordinate events with each other. Paul has a strong... »
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Is Bill Kristol America's Most Unreliable Political Commentator?
The Atlantic Politics Channel
Feb 06His predictions are often inaccurate. And in his latest effort, he tries to explain the GOP defeat in 2006 without mentioning Iraq. »
D.C. official wears Steelers hat on front page of Washington Post
The Washington Post DC Sports Blog
Feb 03Hey, here’s a nice little Groundhog Day story on A1 of The Washington Post. Don’t say we don’t cover the important stuff any more. Wait, what’s that little image on that little hat worn by the man in the second picture? A man elected by D.C. voters, po... »
FDA whistleblowers sue; their e-mails were monitored
The Washington Post Federal Eye
Jan 30The Washington Post reports today on a lawsuit filed by six scientists at the Food and Drug Administration who blew the whistle on what they believe were dangerous medical devices their bosses pressed them to approve. Read full article »
Post #20: ten social media jobs in Washington, DC Metro area
Examiner Washington DC Edition
Jan 30Check out this listing of ten (10) social-media-related jobs posted on The Washington Post jobs website:Posted: 30 January 2012 Job Title: Communications & Social Media 2012 Summer and Fall internships (unpaid) Company: The Microcredit Summit... »
Freedom of Religion Attacked Again
Blog of the Courtier
Jan 30This weekend, many Catholics who attended mass in their local churches and picked up a copy of the parish bulletin probably read a letter from their local bishop, concerning a recent decision of the Obama Administration to force religious institutions ... »