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Rich Libs in Posh D.C. Suburb Freak Out Over Affordable Housing Proposal

"Just because others flee crime-ridden and poverty-stricken areas doesn’t mean Montgomery County has to be turned into a slum to accommodate them"


Residents of one of the wealthiest, most liberal counties in the United States are freaking out over a measure to increase the availability of affordable housing in the area — yet another example of how rich liberals readily abandon their alleged commitment to social and economic justice when given the opportunity to actually follow through on said commitment in their own backyard.

Washington Post Publication Mislabels Segregationists as Republicans

The error follows Democratic candidate Joe Biden's controversial comments on the 'civility' of his relationships with segregationists


The Express, a free daily newspaper published by the Washington Post, wrongly identified segregationist Democratic senators James Eastland and Herman Talmadge as Republicans in a Friday issue.

Suit: Washington AG Colluded with Unions

Think tank says Trump opponent redacted emails to cover up coziness with labor groups

Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson


Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson tried to cover up his office's collusion with labor unions after a think tank asked for public records about their communications, according to a lawsuit.

Death Café Society

Feature: An evening at a 'Death Café'


When winter storms cover Takoma, Washington, D.C., the neighborhood looks like a snow globe flipped on its head. And death lurks everywhere: in the funeral home on the corner, in the novels stacked in the bookstore—but especially in the conversations at the two-story arts center where tonight, Death Café hosts its first 2019 event in D.C.

Journo Who Uncovered Organ Harvesting Gets His Day in Court

David Daleiden asks Appeals Court to toss suit blocking public records request

David Daleiden


Center for Medical Progress founder David Daleiden asked a federal appeals court to dismiss the "character assassination" waged by researchers seeking to redact their information as part of a public records request.