>> The law firm that uncovered widespread fraud at Enron is now investigating the tax fraud case at the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue. [WTOP] >> The swear word directed at Mayor Fenty by Council member Marion Barry, revealed. [City Desk] >> "So if giving CNN yet another chance to screw up major debates is the first mistake, then allowing Wolf Blitzer to moderate one of them (Anderson Cooper the other, meh) is...
Go Home Already: Not So Easy, But Breezy
Go Home Already: Delicate Flowers
>> If you're in the market for a Crown Victoria, Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley has a few to sell. [WTOP] >>It looks like Paul Wolfowitz might finally soon be gone from the World Bank. But President Bush isn't about to let his departure spoil an otherwise solid 12-year run during which the bank's president has had the word "wolf" somewhere in their name. Obvious replacements are Wolf Blitzer, Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.), Wolfgang Puck...
Overheard in D.C.: I Like!!
Have you reached Snakes on a Plane-level saturation yet? Are you ready to smack the next person you hear doing a bad Kazakh accent? Do you just not see the humor in two grown men wrestling naked in a hotel room? Did you welcome a dozen channels of dedicated election coverage as a break from Borat media over-exposure, but really couldn't enjoy it because you lived in constant fear that Sasha Baron Cohen would crash...
Local Journalist Recognized
In the December issue of the Washingtonian, the magazine lauds the "Best of Washington," including restaurants, dance clubs, pizza, late night dining, hip clothes, and more. Among the magazine's bevy of lists is a ranking of the "50 Best & Most Influential Journalists," written by Garrett Graff, formerly of Fishbowl DC fame. While journalists for the usual suspects abounded -- Mike Allen of Time; Dan Balz, David Broder, Steve Coll, Marc Fisher, Al Kamen, Howard...
Hart, Byrd Push Their Books
This week, Politics and Prose will host both former Sen. Gary Hart (D-Colo.) and Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.), the chamber's longest serving member, as both politicians push their new books and their displeasure with the Bush administration.

