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Later Bar Hours Voted Down, Though Extended Hours for Liquor Stores Survive

Later Bar Hours Voted Down, Though Extended Hours for Liquor Stores Survive

A proposal for D.C. bars to stay open for an extra hour on weekdays and weekends was voted down by a D.C. Council committee this afternoon, though extended hours for liquor stores were approved. more ›

Congress to Hold Hearing on Occupy D.C. Encampment

Congress to Hold Hearing on Occupy D.C. Encampment

A member of Congress is holding a hearing to determine why the Occupy D.C. encampment at McPherson Square has been allowed to stay as long as it has. more ›

Ethics Bill Moves Forward, Though Progress May Slow

Ethics Bill Moves Forward, Though Progress May Slow

Legislation that seeks to strengthen the District's ethics laws moved forward today, though its progress might be slowed by members of the D.C. Council who want more time to discuss, digest and debate it. more ›

Harry Thomas, Jr. Steps Down From Committee Chairmanship

Harry Thomas, Jr. Steps Down From Committee Chairmanship

Due to allegations that he diverted hundreds of thousands of dollars in city funds to his Team Thomas organization, Ward 5 Councilmember Harry Thomas, Jr. has stepped down as chairman of the D.C. Council's influential committee on economic development. Thomas stepped down in a letter sent to Council Chair Kwame Brown; Brown announced the around 6:30 p.m. this evening via email. more ›

Liveblogging the House Subcomittee Voting Rights Hearing

Liveblogging the House Subcomittee Voting Rights Hearing

OK, we had some technical issues loading the web cast there, so apologies, we ended up missing the first 30 minutes of the hearing. (Tip to Mac users: you have to download Real Player for Mac before you can stream the hearing). more ›

Gohmert, Chaffetz to Represent Us in Hearing

Gohmert, Chaffetz to Represent Us in Hearing

You'll remember Gohmert from a memorable performance during floor debate on the bill in 2007, when he opined that D.C.'s residents don't need a representative because the 435 members of the House are already looking out for our best interests. We made him our honorary congressional representative, and readers flooded his office with constituent requests. more ›

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