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• Obama gets boost as gas prices drop
• Mega-donors turn to Calif., Texas
• Super-PAC ads look to tie Obama to Wall Street, turn off his base
• Barrett attacks Walker in Wis. debate
• McCotter may be bounced in Mich.
• Obama pays tribute to veterans
• Stakes high in Wisconsin's other recalls
• This week in photos, 5/25
• Maryland women’s lacrosse falls to Northwestern in NCAA tournament semifinal
• Woman stabbed near DC convention center
• Woman had son snatch cellphone, police say
• GOP Senate candidates focus debate attacks on Kaine
• ‘The chaplain is where the soldier is able to get connected to God in an ungodly place’
• Wilson’s Robinson Mateo adjusts to life in the United States with the help of baseball
• Tennis: Wilson’s Finney, Premysler win DCIAA singles titles
• Romney courts Rand Paul
• Northwest beats Arundel for Maryland 4A baseball title
• George Huguely lawyers seek retrial in Yeardley Love murder case
• DeLongWeekend Links: Whither the urban playground?
• Cyberattack targets federal data
• New Odyssey issue focuses on research to practice
• Edwards trial: Still no verdicts
• Red Onion prisoners are on a hunger strike, Virginia officials acknowledge
• Maryland congressional map petition drive may fail, organizer says
• Sunday talk show tip sheet
• Prosecution continues in Roger Clemens trial
• Martin O’Malley, other top Md. Democrats are helping out with Rushern Baker fundraiser
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• Democrats pounce as Allen won’t take position on pay discrimination bill
• Booker's brand takes a hit
• Dem-linked super PAC raised $1.1M
• Biden recalls dark days
• D.C. police laud citizens who stop criminals
• Coburn rapped by Ethics Committee
• Dimon invited to testify June 7
• CBO: Farm bill would save $23.6B
• Obama, Romney to commemorate Memorial Day with veterans
• POLITICO Influence: Frank-a-palooza
• Weekend update: Beach Guide!
• "We are in this with you forever" - Celebrating the Commencement of the Class of...
• Hackers hit Thrift Savings Plan
• Bob McDonnell approves changes to the state budget
• Rating agencies warn feds risks downgrade without deficit plan
• W.H. hails private space race
• Ethics rebukes Coburn over involvement in Ensign scandal
• Delaware and Maryland beaches
• 5 years of Back Page moments
• Abortion-clinic regulations awaited in Richmond
• June 4 - Joint Meeting of the Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Budget and...
• May 31 - Executive Committee Meeting - BOT
• D.C., Don Peebles' partnership at loggerheads over office lease claim
• Federal contractors fight 7% hiring goal for disabled
• Joe Jordan confirmed as OFPP administrator
• SBA head looks beyond loans to help small business
• National Institutes of Health awards $20 billion contract to VSE Corp.
• Morning pixels: DMV sports headed into some lean times
• TSA eyes iPads, iPhones for mobile computing
• Death Penalty Defense Lawyer Andrea Lyon '76 Quoted in Bloomberg
• New building slated for 900 G St. NW
• Vincent Gray nominates Christopher Geldart as homeland security chief
• Vendors balk at using new technologies at federal facilities
• Michigan State Law Professor Brian Gilmore '92 in The Progressive on Country's Changing Demographics
• House GOP calendar plans July vote to extend Bush tax rates
• Josh LeRibeus compared to Russ Grimm
• Daniel Wemhoff '83 in Legal Times on Extending Time to File Wrongful Death Lawsuits
• Republican Senate hopefuls debate Friday night
• Public input sought for Roaches Run and Gravelly Point plans
• Voters split over who is better equipped to handle the economy
• Diamond Jim: A $10,000 fish swimming in the Chesapeake Bay
• Barack Obama's misguided message
• National Memorial Day 2012 Parade Comes to Washington, D.C.
• Bowie Baysox introduce 1K beer run
• Move over, pepperoni sauce: at Mike Isabella’s Bandolero, queso fundido steals the show
• 2012 graduates assemble the morning of commencement for some last minute instruc...
• Marion Barry: ‘I misspoke: I should have said, Polish’
• Dems disagree over higher tax rates
• The big day is finally here! Congratulations to all of the 2012 graduates of The...
• The Road to Rio
• Police: Prince George's County resident victim of prize-winning scam
• Obama: Romney gave voters a 'cow pie of distortion' in debt speech
• In the Spotlight: Genaro Esposito-Montanez, The Optical Society
• Wizards to participate in 2012 NBA Summer League
• Prince George's County man charged in child pornography case
• Times-Picayune woes felt in D.C.
• Warren: Native American? Ask Mom
• Poll: U.S. conservative on economics
• Woman convicted in hit-and-run death of Senate candidate
• Obama stumbles out of the gate
• Military personnel receive discount at Bastille for Memorial Day Weekend
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• ‘Men In Black III’ and more new movies
• Alexandria finds money for pregnancy prevention program that state lawmakers cut
• South Korea less fixated on North
• Broun's lonely spending cut crusade
• One man shot, another stabbed in Chantilly
• Marion Barry apology contains new insult
• Washington Redskins targeted in players association suit
• Pricey gas means vacation close to home
• Senate Ag panel files farm bill
• Playbook: CEO pay
• NBC in talks to buy out Microsoft's MSNBC.com stake
• Competing student loan plans blocked in Senate
• GOP hits back at Reid on sequester
• Second campaign aid to Mayor Vincent Gray pleads guilty
• Hal Jackson, black radio pioneer and civil rights activist, dies at 96
• Perry tests his strength in Texas
• FCC seeks emergency air response
• Unions angry with Dems over lack of help in Wisconsin recall
• PHOTOS: 25 pols straddling bikes
• Outdoor mural dispute ends badly for dog daycare owner
• Ambulance chasing: it’s not just for lawyers anymore
• PHOTOS: Presidents in uniform
• Facebook unveils camera app for iPhone
• Grimes Releases Video For ‘Nightmusic’, Adds Canadian Tour Dates With Skrillex and Diplo
• Memorial Day message from IWP
• TV and radio listings: May 25
• Obama slams Mitt on profit motives
• Baucus faces his biggest campaigns
• Virginia high school lacrosse roundup: Oakton girls overcome Madison in AAA Northern Region semifinal
• House GOP vows energy push
• Severna Park girls’ lacrosse downs Westminster to take Maryland 4A/3A title
• Super PACs shoot rapid fire in air war
• DeEvening Links: Polish notation
• Maryland driver guilty in crash that killed bicyclist
• Bryce Harper: Performing beyond his years for the Washington Nationals
• Tennis: Lake Braddock’s Huang, West Springfield’s Yang win Northern Region singles titles
• Baseball: Patuxent rallies past Patterson Mill, advances to Maryland 2A final
• Senate race shifts to Northern Virginia
• D.C. asks drivers seeing red to go green
• Barry tries to smooth tensions with Asian community
• Arlington proposes first new schools in more than a decade
• Metro to finish safety upgrade urged in 2007
• P.G. budget keeps worker pay flat, adds bonuses
• Cash-strapped MontCo adds six-figure wellness, innovation czars
• Edwards trial: Sign of progress
• Tax-free prep for hurricane season
• Whitman and HP?s job cuts
• Obama touts wind credit in Iowa
• Calif. woman arrested for impersonating Cardoza aide
• Vegas trip planner leaves GSA
• Student loan bills stall in Senate
• Police looking for suspect in robbery of ice-cream cart vendor
• Obama's campaign manager huddles with Senate Democrats
• FBI: Mayor hacked critical website
• Mitt not greeted warmly in West Philly
• Report: Marion Barry offends Polish
• Cain Inc. is born
• FDA user fee bill passed by Senate
• Cuomo tried to exclude labor heads
• In victory for Cuccinelli supporters, Va. GOP will reconsider holding a convention for 2013 elections
• Joe the Plumber calls Biden 'asinine'
• Marine’s death investigated at Fort Meade
• Limbaugh bust gets 24-hour security
• O’Malley to appear with Gingrich on ‘Meet the Press’
• Bethesda teen charged in burglaries
• Gray consultant pleads guilty in campaign probe
• Video of harness racing crash at Rosecroft Raceway
• Mitt Romney releases new TV ad in Virginia
• Letter: Simpson needs 'intervention'
• Art in focus: ‘Foon Sham’ turns a sculptor’s waste material into art at Project 4
• Marion Barry commits new gaffe while apologizing to Asians
• Water war in Fairfax County roiled by legal opinion from federal agency
• Jim Messina reassures Hill Dems
• Pakistan doctor fallout: Less aid
• Sandy Spring Bancorp sale approved by shareholders
• Romney, Gingrich, Trump will appear together at Las Vegas fundraiser
• Echo360 deal, worth $20M-$30M, ups Revolution’s stake in D.C.
• Drake, Delaplane Strawberry Festival: Things to do in D.C. this weekend
• Dave Feldman confirms his departure from Fox 5 on air
• Federal Contracts: Big Wins for May 23, 2012
• Lt. Gen. George J. Flyn, the Joint Staff's director of Joint Force Development,...
• Robbins-Gioia acquired by team of investors led by former CEO
• Should you outsource or hire?
• Three of top five defense contractors report lower first-quarter sales
• Hewlett-Packard to slash workforce by up to 30,000
• Northrop Grumman names local Md. winners in engineering scholars competition
• Boeing wins $368M contract on U.S., NATO aircraft
• Air Mobility Command wants handheld, touch-screen devices
• Celebrate Memorial Day with food and drink
• New restaurant adds to the Silver Spring dining scene
• More homeless veterans get shelter in D.C.
• Shelvin Mack and Chris Neild, now in beat form
• The newly named White House cyber-security advisor, former OMB intelligence chie...
• Md. House GOP says no to special gaming session
• Riggo goes off the grid and into the wild
• PBS's Judy Woodruff spoke on-air this week to former Ambassador to the European...
• Dem fundraiser honors 25th anniversary of Rep. Barney Frank's coming out
• Can green development cut your D.C. Water bill?
• Paul Miller, an assistant professor of International Security Studies at NDU's C...
• William Wampler, former congressman, dies at 86
• RGIII the first to use III on his jersey
• National Geographic Bee winner is Texas student Rahul Nagvekar
• Fairfax County native Matt Bondurant hits big screen with ‘Lawless’ film based on Va. bootleggers
• Pool operators given extra year to comply with drain rule
• Joe Biden headlines fundraiser for Tim Kaine
• AARP: Huntsman's a very sexy man
• Teachers’ summers off squeezed by second jobs, training
• Obama: Romney has 'drawn the wrong lessons' from Bain tenure
• Romney defends Bain record as ‘pretty solid,’ says Obama 'attacking capitalism'
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• Morning pixels: Female sports fans are in the spotlight this week
• Rubio downplays growing advantage for Democrats among Latino voters
• National Memorial Day Concert in Washington DC, May 27, 2012
• DeMorning Links: Bikeshare bandit
• Romney ad vows ‘Obama era of big government’ ends on ‘day one’
• Trump says he is ‘best choice of all’ for Romney VP
• Playbook: Romney for Ryan plan
• Has recall made Walker a GOP hero?
• Dem Senate candidate knocks Obama
• Poll: Obama leads in three swing states, but Romney closing gap
• State Bar admonishes Fairfax County prosecutor
• Radtke begins airing radio ads across Virginia
• Rubio: Dems' immigration politics
• D.C. firefighters taken to clinic after battling fire
• Montgomery County, schools clash over employee raises
• Man stabbed overnight near Friendship Heights Metro station
• Haley: Pinata bashing was 'creepy'
• Hospital medical devices to go wireless
• Judge demands Guantanamo videos
• Prince George's lawmakers upset county not on new gambling panel
• Bank of America to buy back mortgages from Freddie Mac
• D.C. Water can’t rely solely on ratepayers to fund tunnels
• D.C. investigates why records were burned
• Maryland foreclosure programs prolong crisis, housing experts say
• Poll: Warren unscathed
• Rather: 2012 the 'worst' campaign
• White House looking for innovators to kick-start 5 projects
• Traffic cameras are money machines, according to poll
• United's merger turbulence hits elite frequent fliers
• Dems stiffen spine on sequester
• Mitt Romney in Mass.: The lost years
• Businessmen make lousy presidents
• D.C. prepares for food pavilion at St. Elizabeths with farmer’s market
• With his eye on 2013 majority, McConnell lets Boehner lead
• ‘Kinship care’ bill vetoed by McDonnell
• Christie rips budget wonk
• Congress' revolving door turns to K St.
• Study: Baby-boomer retirements don’t explain unemployment figures
• Republican freshman Adams notches win amid primary fight with Rep. Mica
• Obama: We need five more years
• U.S. Postal Service ‘Million Mile Drivers’ Offer Safe Driving Tips for Memorial Day Weekend
• Students launch Active Measures journal
• Donor Spotlight: Meet IWP supporter George Higgs
• Foreword for Active Measures
• 2012 Gallaudet University Hall of Fame Class announced
• GOP freshmen thrive in primaries
• Mass. voters shrugging off Warren’s claims of Cherokee heritage
• South River rallies past Westminster in Maryland 4A/3A boys’ lacrosse final to complete perfect season
• Health law: Millions still uncovered
• Nationals vs. Phillies: Cole Hamels dominates Bryce Harper and Washington in first meeting since plunking
• High-speed rail's many benefits
• TV and radio listings: May 24
• Mileage boost could fuel economy
• Moran challenger Shuttleworth hopes for primary upset
• Rocky path for Obama in Colorado
• D.C. police investigate alleged discovery of burning personnel documents
• House, Senate lawmakers launch inquiries into Facebook's IPO debacle
• USOC, IOC reach deal that will pave the way for future Olympics in United States
• Sky Meadows State Park Host the Delaplane Strawberry Festival May 26-27,2012
• Bikeshare bicycle used in iPhone robbery, police say
• DeEvening Links: The burn thickens
• NFL players’ union sues the league, alleging collusion on salaries in 2010
• Jane's Addiction, the Gaslight Anthem: Hot Tickets
• Experts: Md. foreclosure programs prolong crisis
• Experts: Maryland foreclosure programs prolong crisis
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• Radtke begins airing radio ads across Virginia
• Jenner & Block names David DeBruin D.C. managing partner
• D.C. urges schools to de-emphasize standardized testing for teacher evaluations
• Second Gray aide charged in campaign probe
• Md. approves extra $161.5m for school construction
• Audit: Social services throughout Md. riddled with problems
• P.G. lawmakers upset county not included on new gambling panel
• Maryland approves extra $161.5m for school construction
• Activists train clergy to support Md. Dream Act
• Audit: Social services throughout Maryland riddled with problems
• Houses for sale in Md. lag region
• D.C. weighs expansion of ignition interlock program
• Court rules against Arlington doggy mural
• Congress looking at Facebook IPO
• Dave Feldman leaving Fox 5
• National Geographic Bee finalists include student from Gaithersburg
• Walker declares 'Donald Driver Day'
• Dems push 'paycheck fairness' bill
• Vincent Gray keeps hope alive for Wegmans in D.C.
• Baseball: Spaulding leads Robinson to Concorde District title
• Pelosi wants tax rate vote
• Mitt talks education with Latino group
• Colin Powell endorses gay marriage
• Sonabank plans Haymarket branch
• Pair of Maryland lawmakers want voters to decide on transportation issues
• Man tours Cowboys Stadium in RGIII jersey
• Casa Nonna to close in Dupont Circle
• Flashback: Issa called probe 'shameful'
• New York Avenue Beach Bar gets closer to opening
• Poll: Biden’s favorability rating sinks
• Congress wins fight for election docs
• POLITICO Influence: Money problems
• Poll: Biden favorability in the negative
• Join us for Got Plans? and score DC Jazz Festival tickets
• UDC’s Dr. Suzan Harkness and the Center for Academic Technology Win Blackboard C...
• More photos from the War of 1812 Exhibit are available on NDU's Flickr photostream.
• ESPN is the Nat Network
• NDU's Library and Multimedia Services Directorate have assembled an array of art...
• Kenyan McDuffie didn’t campaign for votes inside jail, D.C. officials say
• Couric extends invitation to Palin
• Watch the full 90-minute video of the panel discussion, "Religious Liberty in 20...
• Rolling Thunder in DC celebrates 25 years of patriotism
• Gio Gonzalez gives personalized headphones to Nats rotation
• D.C. protesters bring local problems to ‘pretend Mayor’ Trent Franks’ office
• GlaxoSmithKline won’t swallow Human Genome Sciences’ poison pill
• Romney vows to lower jobless rate in first term to 6 percent
• GSA bonuses not reported in federal worker database
• Romney attacks Obama's ties to teachers' unions
• Vote for Miss Howard Leovina Charles to be one of the next Miss Ebony HBCU Queen...
• The Department of Languages and Cultures and the embassy of Botswana invite the...
• FBI grants $77.9M contract to ManTech International
• Federal government may help USEC
• Obama releases two new TV ads in Virginia
• Virginia families battling Justice Department closure of state institutions for disabled are monitoring funding woes for Fairfax services
• Poll: Hispanic voters overwhelmingly support Obama
• The Cherry Hill Park experience takes camping up a notch
• Virginia ID law: State to spend $1.4M for new voter cards
• Pelosi asks Boehner for immediate vote on middle-class tax cuts
• The Mystics’ 15th anniversary video
• Secret Service director defends agency, says Colombia was isolated incident
• 2012 Honors Convocation
• O’Malley welcomes fellow governors, donors to Cambridge on Eastern Shore
• Protesters to descend on Rep. Trent Franks’s office over late-term abortion ban
• RGIII talks about a gay former teammate
• Sulaimon Brown calls on Gray to step down following guilty plea by mayor’s campaign aide
• Carney: Don?t buy into GOP 'B.S.'
• Simpson flips out at Calif. seniors
• Demand for government aid in Md. hits record levels
• The Baltimore Bohemians Natty Boh mascot
• Zoo cheetah cubs born in race against the clock
• Morning pixels: Redskins still lose cap space
• Anonymous: We hacked DOJ
• Cape Charles Virginia plans beachfront Fourth of July celebration
• Check out this story by Washington Post blogger Daniel de Vise about our own Eng...
• DeMorning Links: City of parks
• Obama pivots from Romney-Bain attacks with new television ads
• Trent Williams swings golf club, falls over
• In RoVa: Latin tattoo fan stabs girlfriend
• Poll: Romney leads Obama by 6 points in key swing state Florida
• Poll: Gay marriage opposition drops
• Secret Service boss to defend agency
• GOP discovers that Mitt could win
• Jaczko exit may lead to NRC deal
• Fla. student to plead to Obama threat
• Obama?s region of doom
• District Heights man arrested in fatal stabbing
• Poll: Record low are 'pro-choice'
• Google girds for war
• Pedestrian fatally struck by car in Prince George’s County
• Senate considers foreign aid bill
• Ryan: I expect mandate for GOP
• Palin skips tea party, backs Hatch
• Hollywood got intel on bin Laden raid
• Geithner talks up Obama, sort of
• Tech world cools to Obama
• AOL in hot water over Patch network
• Republicans target Biden over gaffes
• Traffic improving in D.C. region
• Federal government may help USEC
• Performance - Idomeneo
• Performance: Puerto Rico…¡fuá!
• Gillibrand a strong candidate to become next head of DSCC
• Romney rocks the independent vote
• Boehner tops Pelosi with $70M
• Romney goes silent on Afghanistan
• NFL wins salary cap fight with Washington Redskins, Dallas Cowboys
• IRS closes facilities in real estate consolidation plan
• Silver Spring Transit Center doesn't meet Montgomery County requirements
• Prince George's nightclubs targeted for withholding state taxes
• Montgomery County residents would pay higher taxes to fund new bus system
• FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski supports broadband data caps
• Mayor urged to look beyond Natwar Gandhi in CFO search
• Reflections upon graduation
• Baseball: Arundel, Northwest survive and advance to Maryland 4A final
• Nancy Reagan suffers broken ribs
• King compares immigrants to dogs
• Why 1 Dem is bucking her party
• Softball: Sherwood, Chesapeake advance to Maryland 4A final
• Orioles edge Red Sox, 4-1
• Marco Rubio, the anti-Palin, for VP
• Maryland tops in region for injury prevention tactics
• D.C. park space ranks 5th in nation
• Montgomery County residents would pay higher taxes to fund new bus system
• Romney opens wallet for GOP lawmakers
• Democrats balk at Obama campaign’s sustained attack on Bain Capital
• Analysis: Transit center doesn't meet MontCo requirements
• Analysis: Transit center doesn't meet Montgomery County requirements
• Arlingtonians love their services
• DeEvening Links: Burning questions
• MontCo residents would pay higher taxes to fund new bus system
• Jonetta Rose Barras: Rebooting education reform
• Falling gas prices mean Memorial Day gridlock
• District's park space ranks 5th in nation
• Suspect in Aruba disappearance charged with indecent exposure
• District considers running own school security
• Gray aide pleads guilty, outlines campaign fraud
• Md. rates best in region for injury prevention tactics
• Students' photos showing at Hill Center
• Traffic congestion in the Washington region improves. Seriously.
• D.C. United’s Hamdi Salihi finally seems comfortable with his new surroundings
• Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approves tentative plan to fix budget woes at social agency
• Mitt Romney wins Kentucky primary
• Softball: McDonough squeaks out win in Maryland 2A semifinals
• Oklahoma City Thunder closes out Lakers in 5; is L.A.’s championship window closed?
• Post Sports Live: Who should be the Nats closer, Redskins OTAs and the Caps’ offseason
• Everyone's daily reminder: Vote for Miss Howard University Leovina Charles to be...
• Body found in Leesburg drainage pond
• Two die in wrecks on I-95 in Prince William; one driver charged
• Leek American Bistro is Ballston bound
• Facilities and Budget and Finance Committee
• Budget and Finance Committee Meeting - BOT
• Bill targets Fed conflicts
• Fairfax County Board of Supervisors to set $30 million referendum on flood control for Huntington
• Obama camp rebukes Clyburn
• Bain Capital debate intensifies in Senate
• RNC slams Booker 'cover-up'
• Poll: 9 in 10 say birth control is OK
• The upper deck at FedEx Field
• Brandyn Thompson talks about running over Mike Shanahan
• Biden: Romney's experience bad fit
• Mitt Romney: Sci-fi fan
• Levin: No changes coming to detainee provisions in Senate defense bill
• POLITICO Influence: Becker's back
• National Harbor gets a charter yacht
• PHOTOS: Cory Booker's career
• Carlyle Group backs Reston video company Avail TVN
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• What Are Your Favorite Healthy Snacks? We'd love to hear about the healthy snack...
• Want to be more likable? Stop being so nice
• Joe Theismann: ‘If you didn’t have a bounty, you weren’t worth anything’
• Jury's long faces at Edwards trial
• S&P cuts CSC's credit rating
• Banana Leaves in Dupont Circle back in action after fire damage repairs
• S&P cuts CSC's credit rating to BBB
• Rockville Economic Development names Laurie Boyer executive director
• DynCorp wins $92M For Lockheed, Boeing aircraft maintenance
• Raytheon retirees have day in court
• Lawmaker warns defense workers could lose jobs without action
• Join the the Parents in Action (PiA) group of the Howard University Middle Schoo...
• Poll: Gay marriage a wash for Obama
• Dolan: 'Horror' of Obama exemption
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• Redskins’ Robert Griffin III interviews fellow rookies
• Clyburn: Bain engaged in ‘raping companies’
• dasHAUS will be on display at UDC
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• Shop the Styleliner mobile boutique, nosh on ice-cream s’mores at Bar Dupont through the summer
• GOP Crossroads to air new ‘Basketball’ anti-Obama ad in Virginia
• What to watch in Ark. and Ky.
• Adam Jones wears Let Teddy Win button during batting practice
• Mark Warner: Bain Capital both a ‘successful business’ and ‘valid topic of debate’
• GOP governor Sununu: Romney record at Bain Capital is fair game
• Banned license plate words in Md.: PIMP, TOILET
• Powell pauses on endorsing
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• Pro-Obama super-PAC uses Gingrich, Perry's attacks on Bain against Romney
• Dario Franchitti at the Smithsonian
• 160th Anniversary Closing Gala Shines Light on Accomplishments
• Robyn adds second DJ set at U Street Music Hall on July 8
• Robert Griffin III with The Game
• Shaquille O’Neal responds to Michael Lee tweet on air
• President Obama raised most from private equity, hedge funds in 2008
• Morning pixels: Someone threw something at Bryce Harper
• Water war in Fairfax County roiled by legal opinion from federal agency
• Target practice and marksmanship training bill gets hearing in House
• Gallaudet University approves 2022 Campus Plan
• Four more D.C. Dewey & LeBoeuf lawyers depart
• More than 2,000 wrongfully convicted people exonerated in 23 years, researchers...
• Poll: Obama holds edge nationally, tied with Romney on economy
• Poll: Obama has enthusiasm edge
• GOP closer to going after Holder
• DEA launches prostitution probe
• Obama heads 'forward' to the abyss
• Palin: 'Shame' Booker backed down
• Authorities to investigate allegations of excessive force
• Obama: Joplin grads an inspiration
• Startup Act's economic benefits
• Memorial Day Nightlife Agenda: DJs, concerts and pool parties
• Chicago books mayor for telling truth
• Man arrested in stabbing death on North Capitol
• Karzai blows top over Rohrabacher
• D.C. Council gets year reprieve on financial disclosures
• D.C. asbestos inspectors sentenced for bribery demands
• Obama's Bain mutiny
• Tiger Woods talks about his charity in Georgetown
• More shareholders call on companies to disclose political spending
• Police: Man fatally shot in head in Southeast D.C.
• 'Bankers Gone Wild 2' may aid reform
• Vincent Gray campaign official charged
• Police searching for man suspected in shooting death of D.C. woman
• Investors reject Simon Property CEO's pay
• Dems wait by phone for Obama
• Amazon plans to sell ads on Kindle Fire
• Tiger Woods visit signals AT&T National's return to Congressional
• GOP looks to bury Obama on coal
• Kentucky House race pits GOP old guard against Tea Party, Rand Paul
• Club for Growth favorite leads in Arkansas
• Rep. Issa might not have the votes to push forward Holder contempt charge
• The war for men: Votes that Obama and Romney can’t take for granted
• Obama campaign turns to Rahm Emanuel, the ‘Dems’ Karl Rove’
• Democratic senators facing tough 2014 re-election fights low on money
• Dem-backed law may be downfall of Obama birth control mandate
• Arlington’s Zapatat speeds up tattoo removal
• Is Mitt Romney Count Dracula?
• Valedictory Remarks, Derrick Shaw, Class of 2012
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
• An Act of Solidarity with the People of Cuba: The Struggle for Freedom Continues
• Boston Red Sox rally for 8-6 win over Baltimore Orioles
• Dems limp to finish in Wisconsin
• Nationals vs. Phillies: Sean Burnett cleans up Henry Rodriguez’s mess in ninth inning after Gio Gonzalez shines
• CityCenter DC to get specialty food market
• First You Dream: The Music of Kander and Ebb
• Michael Mizrahi
• Exhibition: <i>George Bellows</i>
• 2nd Md. special session could be week of July 9
• DeEvening Links: Speed bleed
• A feud over a D.C. park pits one man against his neighbors
• President: Bain Capital jabs fair game
• D.C. Council gets year reprieve on financial disclosures
• NBA playoffs: Can LeBron James and Dwyane Wade carry the load for the Miami Heat?
• Montgomery County teachers set to get 3.4-percent raise
• Teacher pensions creating Prince George's budget pain
• MontCo teachers set to get 3.4-percent raise
• Teacher pensions creating P.G. budget pain
• Hospitalized Barry apologizes for nurse comments
• Arlington OK's $1.5m dog park improvements
• Top Gray campaign aide charged in federal probe
• Tiger Woods visit signals AT&T National’s return to Congressional
• Senate adopts tougher Iran sanctions
• Lanier rules for street cops, but union cries foul
• Police identify man in Franconia officer shooting
• Obama's task force under fire
• Anti-Hatch ad: Quit ducking debates
• In N.H., 2012 is the new 2004
• Police say teens plotted Rockville Metro station shooting
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• Roger Clemens trial: Prosecutors seek to authenticate physical evidence used against pitcher
• Fairfax police ID man killed by officer
• Lawmakers look to create Wheaton council panel
• Va., Md. workers split Dulles Rail jobs
• Axelrod: Booker was 'wrong'
• Obama: Bain's fair game
• Thanks to the constituent and friend who sent me a note recalling that Rep. Tren...
• Both sides of marriage debate in Md.<br>say NAACP announcement helps
• Scott Rigell, Paul Hirschbiel trade ‘clean campaign’ challenges
• What do Egyptians want?
• Ultrabass at Ultrabar with Reid Speed and Original Sin May 23
• Social issues cloud McDonnell’s ups and downs
• Ross opens Prince George's store
• The next 5 elections to watch
• Facebook plummets below IPO price
• Obama defends campaign attacks on Romney, private equity
• Jaczko announces NRC resignation
• CSN welcomes Robert Griffin III home
• Cancer doctors put competition aside to share treatment options for their patients
• Art After Dark Apocalypse, Jazz in the Garden — best events in D.C. this week
• Theater comings and goings this week
• Williams: 'Our politics are broken'
• Virginia Senate hopefuls differ on gay judges
• New Romney Web video showcases Dems defending Bain Capital
• Axelrod says Booker's argument 'just wrong'
• Company will sell 1990 retro Georgetown shorts
• It's time to vote again! Check out Leo's video for the Ebony Campus Queens compe...
• Chamber: We won't disclose donors
• Philly sports mag asks if it’s time for Phillies fans to hate the Nats
• Virginians get tax holiday to prep for hurricane season
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• Virginia grants sales-tax holiday for hurricane prep
• The Law School's In-House Counsel course was featured in the Washington Post: ht...
• Wall joins 2012 USA Men's 'Select Team'
• More challenge contraception rule
• Candidate: I'll smoke a joint on Hill
• Catholic University joins suit against Health and Human Services
• Realtors Federal Credit Union merges with Northwest Federal
• U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's upcoming trip to Hanoi is seen as an oppor...
• Barry hospitalized, tweets apology
• "Algeria is still a possible Arab Spring country," says Paul Sullivan, a North A...
• Northrop wins $1.7B NATO surveillance contract
• Guident wins $18M EPA task order for Oracle database
• House approves $642 billion defense budget
• The new book “Rearming for the Cold War 1945-1960” by retired Air Force Col. Ell...
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• AOL, others pull ads from Rush Limbaugh's program
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• Lieberman: Third party for W.H.?
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• IPOs were down 20 percent in 2011 across U.S.
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• Obama luckiest in his enemies
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• Bibi: Israel can't wait long on Iran
• DeEvening Links: Running in place
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• Violence spikes at Prince George's youth detention center
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• Obama favors sanctions on Iran, but Netanyahu says time is running out
• A modest revival for the Irish language
• Gregg Williams meets with NFL on bounty payments, as Greg Blache says Joe Gibbs was unaware of Redskins’ program
• Holder: Clear authority to kill US citizens
• O’Malley defends income tax plan in TV appearance
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• Holder: Targeted killings legal, constitutional
• The Blotter: The Blotter
• McConnell: Iran nukes need response
• Prince William woman charged in death of infant son
• Washington Capitals seek more rebounds and second chances around net
• Fight over dog ends with one District man dead, another charged in stabbing
• Virginia lawmakers quarrel over arrests at rally
• Clinton, Obama to fundraise together
• Barbara Bush: 2012 'worst campaign'
• Va. budget standoff, warts and all
• Newt: 'Rush was right to apologize'
• Police: Inmate smuggled gun in body cavity
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• Mitt touts delegate edge in Ohio
• Holder says law gives ‘clear authority’ to kill US citizens overseas
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• Obama leads 6-to-1 among Latinos
• Rush vs. Fluke: A fight Obama wants
• Altmire: Critz used 'prom king' tactic
• Dem leader: More advertisers should drop Limbaugh
• McCain: U.S. should bomb Syria
• Giant, Safeway hiring as potential labor strike nears
• Prisoner smuggles gun in body cavity, police say
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• PNC Bank completes RBC Bank USA deal
• D.C. United season preview ad
• SunTrust CEO's total compensation jumps to $9.3M
• Crime History: Woman gang-raped at tavern as patrons look on
• Martin O’Malley has The Saw Doctors on repeat
• Bryce Harper had an interesting nickname last season
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• Iran a top topic for Obama, Netanyahu
• LivingSocial acquires Australia’s Jump on It
• Report suggests adding two floors, private tenant to MLK Library
• Center for Innovative Technology invests in Sunnovations
• Maryland casino revenue jumps to $15.1M in February
• Ladies night at Ultrabar every Saturday night in DC
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• Huckabee: GOP moving to Mitt
• Journopalooza To Benefit Two DC Nonprofits
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• Consumer panel targets loan abuses
• As feds investigate Jeff Thompson, D.C. looks for new Medicaid contractor
• Raul Fernandez to take over as Fight for Children chairman
• Top 7 jokes about Mitt's dog
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• Man shows explicit images to child at Maryland Goodwill store
• Bumper Bash canceled because government pressure bashed it
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• Fred Smoot defends Gregg Williams
• SBA Fundraiser is Sweet News for Area Social Service
• Prof. Matt Fraidin in Pasadena Star-News on Juvenile Dependency Courts
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• Mike Shanahan says Redskins had ‘playoff-caliber’ offense in 2011
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• When John Thompson stood up for Bram Weinstein
• P.G. man sentenced for role in drug-trafficking ring
• Wizards host Ellis and the Warriors
• Former anti-slots lobbyist aiding National Harbor in casino quest
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• O’Malley turns attention to fundraising for marriage referendum
• How to interview for a senior executive job
• Cardinal Dolan to Rush: 'Do it civilly'
• Playbook: Mitt's softer side
• Newt blasts 'rich enough' Mitt on gas
• Holder to justify targeted killing
• Breitbart's last column published
• Super Tuesday: What's at stake
• W.H. to Dems: Expect no money
• Poll: Brown leads Warren in Mass.
• Obama's muddy transparency record
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• FCC deals setback to Dish Network's wireless network plans
• Apple's job creation data spurs economic debate
• Banks question Federal Reserve on stress-test disclosure
• New reservation system causes delays for United Airlines
• FBI raids offices of D.C. campaign financier, PR consultant
• Prince George's County may add bag tax
• D.C. Council campaign volunteer charged with murder
• Maryland senator's proposal could hide conflicts
• McLean man in middle of wild Arizona murder case
• GOP hopes a better Mitt Romney emerges after Super Tuesday
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• 'Good' is just not good enough: Flyers blank Caps 1–0
• IWP student comments on Fox News
• GU men's swimming grabs 15 All-NEAC honors, Bennett and Snape repeat top honors
• GU's Alison Polivanchuk earns four all-conference honors, NEAC Swimmer of the Year
• Gallaudet's Ryan Hastings earns NEAC Baseball Pitching Student-Athlete of the Week honor
• 'Obamacare' may be best wedge
• As bills stall, potholes are ahead
• Plan keeps Medicare options open
• Director: 'Game Change' a portrait
• 'Snob' control: Karen Santorum guides husband on gaffe
• Stop gas prices from fueling trouble
• Capitals vs. Flyers: Washington is shut out for second straight game at home, 1-0
• Cato June, former NFL linebacker, returns to Anacostia High School with big plans
• Ballet Preljocaj
• Grace Kelly
• Exhibition: Colorful Realm: Japanese Bird-and-Flower Paintings by Itō Jakuchū (1716-1800)
• Red Star Red Army Chorus and Dance Ensemble
• Virginia Tech vs. N.C. State: Hokies look sloppy in 70-58 loss
• Car crash injures 6 in D.C.
• Huguely case spurred changes, but campus drinking remains pervasive
• Wizards see strong back court emerging to lead their roster
• Spence: Tornadoes good for Nixon
• The case for Georgia over Ohio
• George Mason vs. VCU: Patriots’ rally from 28-point deficit falls short in CAA semifinals
• Altmire could be booted from ballot
• Montgomery County grapples with chronic homelessness
• Obama, Netanyahu can't afford fight
• The Blotter
• Fraud, identity theft reports spike in D.C. region, nation
• Mitt, Rick sprint statewide in Ohio
• FEC's bad rap getting worse
• Putin wins, then weeps
• Heated clash led to Cantor aide exit
• Witness’s testimony highlights complexities of D.C. shooting trial
• Obama pushes Israel record, warns on Iran
• Mitt hits Newt on gas prices
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• State Department official's killing still a mystery
• Newt: Mitt a 'consummate insider'
• For Ward 5 Council
• Free and easy: Fishbone documentary, Intersections
• Former Washington Bullet Mitch Kupchak: 10 NBA championship rings
• Crime History: 'Town that would never die' is founded in the Wild West
• Two stabbings reported in D.C.
• Cigarettes still burning but a four-quarters win as the Wizards top the Cavs
• Teen dies from gunshot wound in Temple Hills
• Ron Paul: Rush not very apologetic
• Cantor backs Romney
• Update on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal: good and bad news
• Graham: Afghan unrest 'not a total picture'
• Restaurant 1789: Formal, fancy, farm to fork
• Howard Alumnus, Trustee and Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed will return to NBC Meet the...
• Santorum lowers expectations
• NHL stars will promote ‘You Can Play’ movement
• N.Y. man accused of Obama threat
• Obama's AIPAC test
• GOP looks for an Ohio finale
• Dems raise pressure on Fannie, Freddie regulator to write-down mortgages
• Police arrest electronics thievery suspects
• TV and radio listings: March 4
• Maryland wrestling: Centennial’s Nathan Kraisser takes fourth state title
• Girls’ roundup: For Gaithersburg, 50 is nice, 52 is the goal
• A tale of two Ohio speeches
• Mitt hits 5 straight in Wash.
• Maryland vs. Virginia: Terps senior Sean Mosley ready for final home game
• Washington Nationals vs. Houston Astros: A pitching matchup emblematic of the Nats’ past and future
• Maryland Senate Democrats favor across-the-board hike to personal income taxes
• Turn-aways in Washington county?
• Rush apologizes for 'slut' jibe
• Virginia Tech vs. N.C. State: Hokies senior Dorenzo Hudson reflects on ‘ups and downs’
• Ohio GOP civil war taints 2012 race
• Trio sentenced for trying to kill witnesses to homicide
• Paul: Alone but not lonely in Wash.
• Smithsonian/ A 40-year evolution at SAAM: ‘Art of video games’
• Poll: Newt up by double digits in Ga.
• Poll: No love for Wash. caucuses
• More than 30 arrested at abortion rally in Richmond
• Robber targeted same store within days
• D.C. photographer chronicled a host of African American firsts
• Crime History: Racist kills two of his 20 victims
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• With Kerrey coming and Snowe going, Senate Dems confident
• Top Cantor aide quits
• New brews to celebrate St. Pat's at Capitol City Brewery
• D.C. police seeking sexual assailant
• Police find drugs, guns in Prince George's County home
• Parking fees increased at Thompson Boat Center
• Playbook: Trump robo-dials
• Obama keeps up fundraising pace
• Wizards look to end skid with win over Jamison and the Cavs
• BP, plaintiffs reach $7.8B settlement
• Biden's Apple dilemma: Jobs
• Unions spend in bid to damage Romney
• DCCC targets Buchanan with Fla. ads
• Republicans sing the home-state blues
• Obama returns to energy theme
• Obama's AIPAC speech pivotal for holding Jewish voters in 2012
• TV and radio listings: March 3
• West To IRS: ‘We Need Fundamental Changes To Prevent Fraud’
• EPA Recognizes Energy Inspectors(R) With ENERGY STAR(R) Award
• NY Sea Grant Educator Raises Small Businesses, Byway Communities at White House Great Lakes Briefing
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• Maryland women’s basketball rolls past Virginia in ACC tournament
• Westfield, Edison fall in Virginia boys’ basketball state tournament action
• Caps blowout loss to the Devils perfectly illustrates why McPhee has failed
• A mild one, meteorologically speaking
• Ohio: Fight for the undecideds
• DeEvening Links: The Donald’s vision
• Va. GOP’s toughest opposition in assembly came from within
• Carpenter's Shelter Host The Annual Cook-Off in Alexandria VA on April 29 2012
• Federal authorities probing Va. senator, aviation firm
• CAA men’s basketball tournament preview
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• Andray Blatche eager to get back and ‘do something I love to do’
• Obama calls student dissed by Rush
• McDonnell, GOP leaders again urge Democrats to pass a budget
• Nationals’ Bryce Harper shows improvement, patience in spring training game against Georgetown
• Rick walks back 'snob' comment
• Appeals court upholds Katrina ruling
• After Currie scandal, Md. ethics reforms begin to take shape
• Obama: Conservation helps economy
• Prison for three men in witness intimidation case
• FCC examines phone jamming risk
• In Wash., Mitt is caucus cheerleader
• Montana GOP pounces on Baucus
• Left lashes out at Bob Kerrey
• Volt production temporarily stopped
• GOP tries to revive highway bill
• Sebelius to repay N.C. trip cost
• Prince George’s Council prohibits councilwoman from using county-owned vehicles
• Gingrich: Fire Ken Salazar
• Sunday talk show tip sheet
• Rep. Donald Payne, battling colon cancer, flown back to New Jersey
• Dems vie for top Appropriations slot
• The fuzzy math of putting the Redskins at Hill East
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• Rep. Donald Payne gravely ill
• Class of 2014 Dean's Fellows
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• George Will: Take Congress, not W.H.
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• Airlines announce new long-distance flights from Reagan National Airport
• Weekend update: All-access pass
• How Santorum blew it
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• State Department seeks social media monitoring tools
• Bill strips contractor reviews from past-performance evaluations
• NASA has 5,000 computer security breaches over two weeks
• Agencies under new orders to recycle electronics
• CSC among three to land up to $874M in ISR work
• Raytheon lands DARPA contract
• Harris scraps secure public cloud service
• Cybersecurity decision stalled by U.S. as Lockheed waits
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• Celebrate Read Across America Day with local book events
• Prince George's police seek two in fraud case
• Georgetown Law Celebrates 25 Years of Home Court
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• Tommy Wells rips Redskins relocation efforts
• Reid holds congressional insider trading bill’s future in his hands
• D.C. man killed in overnight shooting is identified
• PTI debates Griffin vs. Manning for Redskins
• Md. legislator wants to ban smoking in cars carrying children
• Meeting planned for boathouse zone along Georgetown waterfront
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• UDC Honors Program Takes Flight
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• Resentencing ordered for convicted Va. supremacist
• Deliberations begin in Md. mental hospital murder trial
• Fiorina: Limbaugh 'insulting'
• Playbook: Obama interview
• Iran elections reportedly begin
• Poll: Spread the blame for gas prices
• GOP mulls contraception strategy
• Culture war Round 2: Judges
• New movies: ‘Undefeated,’ ‘The Lorax’
• Federal judge apologizes to Obama
• AT&T caps unlimited data plans
• Arpaio: Birth certificate may be fake
• VIDEO: Happy Birthday Howard! #bisonpride
• Carlyle Group acquires 85% stake in Ri Happy
• Google launches airline reservation system
• Redbox signs DVD deal with Universal
• Women inventors double their share of patents
• Obama hits 100th fundraiser
• Campaigns push mega-donors' causes
• Facebook seeking bigger credit line
• Cummings gets help in DeMarco fight
• Some wireless carriers slow data speeds for heavy users
• D.C. renews effort to lure Washington Redskins back
• South Moon Under partners with D.C. style blog
• Santorum relies on religion in Wash.
• Fighting to hire vets
• Liberal money at a crossroads
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• Video: Dave Sharrett discusses meeting with Army chief
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• Gallaudet softball doubleheader with Baptist Bible cancelled
• Season Preview: Women's track and field ready for new season
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• Gallaudet stumbles in season's first road test vs. No. 4 Christopher Newport
• IWP welcomes its 2012 Student Ambassadors!
• Virginia Tech vs. Clemson: Hokies basketball misses key foul shots in latest close loss
• Dave Sharrett Sr. unsatisfied by meeting with Army Secretary John McHugh
• Maryland 3A South: Thomas Stone tops Friendly to advance
• Va. senators sack ‘Tebow bill;’ home-schoolers kept off public school team rosters
• Virginia vs. Florida State: Cavs let late lead slip away, lose on last-second shot, 63-60
• DeEvening Links: Trouble time?
• Date set for ex-Marine's murder trial
• The Blotter: THE BLOTTER
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• Feds look into Fattah's inner circle
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• Jordan Crawford has regained his shooting touch — and a starting job
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• Breitbart's new-media message
• After ups and downs, Capitals goalie Michal Neuvirth bounces back
• Team Rick: Mitt 'desperate' on Mich.
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• Fox & amp; Friends expands to four hours
• Obama: 'Screwed up' during '08 campaign
• Newt goes on the attack
• Sunrise Senior Living posts modest gains in fourth quarter
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• O'Malley signs gay marriage bill
• Gonzalez wants judge to resign
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• John Thompson on love
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• D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray hopes for $200M impact from cherry blossoms
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• University of Maryland collaboration could boost tech community
• ManTech International sued for breach of contract
• Proposals to keep petty criminals out of jail advance in Maryland legislature
• Navy cancels plans for new, medium-range unmanned aircraft
• Senators introduce alternative cybersecurity bill
• Employers scramble to make up shortfalls in pension plans
• Air Force halts $355.1M contract for airplanes for Afghan forces
• Trial date set for ex-Marine in slaying of petty officer
• April trial date set for John Edwards
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• East Coast Rapist suspect found competent; charges go to grand jury
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