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DC Council to probe Marion Barry contract
The head of the District of Columbia Council says a former federal prosecutor will look into a contract between former mayor Marion Barry and his ex-girlfriend. Council Chairman Vincent Gray said Friday that former federal prosecutor Robert Bennett has been appointed to review whether Barry complied with city laws and Council rules in awarding a ...
Stalking charges dropped against Marion Barry
Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against former Washington Mayor Marion Barry, who was accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend. U.S. Park Police arrested the current D.C. councilman on Saturday on a stalking charge after they said a woman complained she was being stalked.
Trumka launches bid to lead huge labor federation
The nation's largest labor federation is about to elect its first new leader in 14 years after the labor movement split because of tensions about the longtime leadership.
Report: Stimulus Helps Create 14,200 Summer Ohio Jobs
President Barack Obama's $787 billion economic stimulus package will help put 14,200 teens and young adults to work this summer in Ohio, and most of the stimulus-funded highway projects in the state are reaching economically distressed areas, according to a federal report released Wednesday.
DC Reacts to Same-Sex Marriage Changes
Its official: the District of Columbia is now recognizing the marriage of gay couples.
Barry's Ex Crashes News Conference
Marion Barry's former girlfriend and now accuser crashed a news conference called by the councilman's spokeswoman late Tuesday night, shouting "That's not true!" when the spokeswoman described her as have psychiatric issues.
VIDEO: Lawyer for Marion Barry Calls Charges 'Baseless'
An attorney for former District of Columbia Mayor Marion Barry says he's confident that stalking charges filed against the veteran politician by a former girlfriend will be dropped.
District of Columbia Forges Ahead On Gay Marriage
All gay marriages performed out of state are officially legal in Washington D.C . As of last midnight, residents and visitors to Washington D.C. are just a bit more equal.
NOM Prepares To Fight Gay Marriage In DC
The nation's most vocal opponent of gay marriage is preparing to lead the fight in the District of Columbia as a new law that recognizes legal gay marriage takes effect Tuesday.
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Gay marriage bill takes effect in nation's capital
A law recognizing same-sex marriages performed elsewhere has gone into effect in the District of Columbia.
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D.C. begins to recognize out-of-District same-sex marriages
The District of Columbia yesterday began to recognize marriages of same-sex couples legally performed in other jurisdictions after a Superior Court judge ruled against a proposed ballot referendum that would have given voters an opportunity to potentially roll back the recently passed legislation.
District of Columbia Council member Marion Barry found himself mired in more political, legal and personal drama yesterday after his arrest late Saturday on charges that he stalked a female companion.
Feeding America: The Nation's Leading Domestic Hunger Relief Charity
Feeding America is the nation's leading domestic hunger-relief charity. Our mission is to feed America's hungry through a nationwide network of member food banks and engage our country in the fight to end hunger.
Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter
We've editorialized previously against some of the nonfiscal "extras" thrown into the 2009-11 state budget signed into law by Gov.
Former D.C. Mayor Barry charged with stalking
File - District of Columbia Mayor Marion Barry leaves U.S. District Court in Washington in this Aug.
None of the tickets sold for the Powerball game Saturday night matched all six numbers drawn, which were: Powerball: 14 Power Play: 3 Players matching all five numbers and the Powerball would have won or shared the $25 million jackpot.
Apartments for Homeless Women to Open
Sixteen of Washington's most vulnerable homeless women will soon get apartments in a newly renovated building.
SoberRide to be Offered For All of July 4th
Independence Day revelers in the Washington area can call for free cab rides Saturday night instead of getting behind the wheel after a few drinks.
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Kaine defends DNC travel anew; revises cost figure
For the second time in a week, Gov. Timothy M. Kaine defended his national travels for the Democratic Party on live radio.
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