When it comes to who the D.C. Republican Party should side with in the 2008 presidential contest, the choice is obvious -- Mike Huckabee. Sure, the former governor of Arkansas doesn't have much of a chance of winning, but he's been consistent in his support of D.C. voting rights. In yesterday's All-American Presidential Forum on PBS, hosted by Tavis Smiley, it was Huckabee who backed voting rights for the District's 600,000 residents. In response to... more ›

Dear Hillary Clinton and Dick Cheney: feel free to do embarrassing things in public today. D.C.'s celebrity (and we use that term loosely) photogs are probably following around real celebs -- well, at least Angelina Jolie. Yesterday the Examiner gave us the heads-up on a litany of famous-outside-the-Beltway folks traipsing around town this week. So if you're a little tired of running into Nicolas Cage filming National Treasure 2, keep your eyes peeled for these... more ›

(Editor's Note: Now to the second part of our Nationals opening day's coverage) Let's not get ahead of ourselves here, but go check the MLB standings. Your eyes don't deceive you: The Nats alone hold first place in the NL East this morning. And they got there by stopping the formidable Arizona D'Backs 5 runs to 3 in 8½ innings at RFK Stadium. But before that, there was some schmaltz to get out of the... more ›