74 percent to be exact. That compares to a national average of just 52 percent.

According to a new study by the Brookings Institution, D.C. has the fifth highest economic inequality gap in the nation.

Who better than the man behind all those theories about the “high bohemians” to tell us where the myopic little twits are?

We were definitely just as surprised as City Desk to hear that D.C. is at the top of the country (by a pretty big margin) in cocaine use. Having lived in Los Angeles for about the same amount of time that I’ve now lived here, it certainly doesn’t seem like there’s nearly as much cocaine around as in that city, let alone as say, New York. D.C.’s full of square federal employees with security clearances…