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D.C. United likely to remain at RFK, for now
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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... »
In pension calculations, proposed ‘high five’ is really a slap in the face
The Washington Post Elections
Feb 07In many ways, President Obama is right when he calls the folks on Capitol Hill a “do-nothing Congress.” But you can’t say that about House Republicans who have marched to a steady beat in pressing legislation that would make life more difficult for fed... »
GLAAD Calls for CNN Commentator to Step Down Following Controversial Tweet
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Feb 06The organization claims CNN's Roland Martin was encouraging gay-bashing with his response to an H&M ad »
D.C. United’s Dwayne De Rosario says contract talks are ‘moving forward’
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Feb 03[UPDATE AT BOTTOM WITH SURPRISING NEWS THAT SECOND-YEAR FORWARD BLAKE BRETTSCHNEIDER HAS BEEN RELEASED.] D.C. United swung open the doors to the clubhouse at RFK Stadium on Friday afternoon, providing an opportunity to chat with the players before they... »
Spring Fever Hits, But Hold Off on Most Gardening
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Feb 01Warmer than normal temperatures have many people experiencing spring fever in our area. While the trails and parks are swarming with revelers trying to soak up the sun, it may not be time to get out... »
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On the Agenda: Week of February 6 – 10, 2012
Blog Rights
Feb 06The first hearing under North Carolina's Racial Justice Act continues this week. The ACLU is part of a team of lawyers representing Marcus Robinson, a black defendant convicted in the death of a white person and who received a far harsher judgment than... »
Arts Roundup: Magnited Edition
Arts Desk
Feb 06The Texting Epidemic?: In a lengthy essay, Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday says we're having a crisis of moviegoing manners, citing a couple of amusing news stories from last year—like Alamo Drafthouse's amusing "trailer" featuring a patron th... »
Monday Morning Commute - Sorry Vegas
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Feb 06I was rooting for the Giants, primarily because of a story that the odds-makers missed the mark (and the futures market too) and so way more people were betting on the Giants than the Patriots. That means that a win... »
Report: Nationals May Trade John Lannan for Peter Bourjos
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Feb 05In the most recent episode of Nats Talk On The Go, we speculated about who the Washington Nationals would try to acquire in a trade for John Lannan. We handily dismissed the idea that the Los Angeles Angels would even consider getting rid of CF stud P... »
Best Bites Blog : Stealing Glaciers and Gagging at Gaga's: Eating & Reading
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Feb 04Every week, we'll let you know what the Washingtonian food staff is reading in the blogosphere and off the bookshelves. The stuff major life decisions are based upon. Photograph courtesy of Chick-Fil-A.Ann Limpert, food and wine editor • New York Post ... »
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