Hillary has ten times more D.C. donor dollars than anyone else in the race, Democrat or Republican.

Troy White of New York, N.Y. pleaded guilty today in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia for failing to file corporate income tax returns for his company from 2008 through 2011.

Libertarian-leaning Republican presidential candidate and hero of the Internets Ron Paul has gotten himself a blimp, and it’s headed this way. According to a just-released flight plan, the blimp, which will read “Who is Ron Paul? Google Ron Paul” on one side and “Ron Paul Revolution” on the other, will launch from Elizabeth City, N.C., Monday and flyover Washington circa 3 p.m. the same day, with a rally planned for 4 p.m. and another re-launch…

>> We tragically forgot to mention in About Tonight that all left-wing, communist, Jewish, homosexual pornographers will gather on the Mall for Screen on the Green’s first showing of the summer, Annie Hall. The movie starts just after sunset on the screen between 4th and 7th, NW. Bring an umbrella and/or a Faraday cage, as the thunderstorm watch goes until 9 p.m., but the screening is more or less rain or shine, unless lightning…

>> The National are playing a sold-out show at 9:30 Club tonight, with Shapes and Sizes & Talkdemonic, doors at 7:15 p.m. If you don’t have tickets, you have three options: Get thee to craigslist, park yourself at DC9 before the show and keep an eye out for folks who got stood up, or sit in the sweet, sweet air conditioning at home and tune into NPR’s live streaming web cast of the headliners…

Okay, okay — we know, this is a Nats town now. But it’d be churlish not to congratulate Cal Ripken Jr. on his election to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Many Washingtonians regularly made the trek to Camden Yards during his streak, and to them Cal felt as much like a hometown hero as any athlete. So it’s good (if unsurprising) to see Ripken receive the nod. And he did it in style: Ripken’s name…

While fans of Italy’s soccer squad celebrated their team’s World Cup victory, District residents yesterday braced at the news of two brutal killings over the weekend. While this isn’t the first time that a weekend has yielded a number of violent deaths, the victims involved remind us how random the violence can often be. As with all of these deaths, our thoughts go out to the friends, family, and neighbors affected. British Politician Murdered in…

Well, to those who have to work on Presidents Day, thank you for keeping Democracy afloat and the capital city running. To those who are sitting home behind your computers, why don’t you venture out and enjoy your city. But if you must stay put, here’s this morning’s roundup of news. With Mayor Undecided on Run, Allies Move to Different Camps: The Post reports this morning that some of Mayor Anthony Williams’ most-trusted political allies…

CNN announced this morning that they’ve parted ways with the button down, bow-tied host Tucker Carlson and his show “Crossfire”. There are conflicting reports over who left who first, and with any break up, each side insists they left first. The NY Times reports CNN ditching the host, and the Post’s Howie Kurtz says Carlson already had one foot out the door. You shrewd, media savvy readers out there are no doubt pondering the…