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Court Filing Suggests Cop Lied About Mass Arrests
In a sworn affidavit filed in D.C. federal court, a veteran city detective claims he was standing a few feet away from former Police Chief Charles Ramsey when he heard him order mass arrests of protesters.
Former Prosecutor Pens A Hip-Hop Theory Of Justice
George Washington University law professor and former prosecutor Paul Butler believes that, in order to fight for justice, Americans must sometimes fight the power of the justice system.
On the Anniversary of Kennedy's Death, Extremism Lives On
Getty Images A couple of years ago, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada told me something that shocked me, and that I will never forget.
Binghamton University Pipe Dream Home
Oh the delights of Washington D.C., the hub of intellect and history that has built the foundations of justice, political liberty and freedom for all.
Esteemed Endorsements Recognize Promising Future Of Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging
Main Category: Breast Cancer Also Included In: MRI / PET / Ultrasound Article Date: 20 Nov 2009 Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging/Molecular Breast Imaging has been recognized and endorsed by two highly esteemed organizations for the fight against breast cancer: The Society of Breast Imaging and the American College of Surgeons.
American Leadership Is A Critical Component To Future International Space Development
November 19, 2009- Today, the Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics held a hearing entitled, The Growth of Global Space Capabilities: What's Happening and Why it Matters.
Ft. Hood terrorist was an Obama Advisor?
I just received this email. Did y'all see this? Now we have a little insight into why Obama said to not jump to conclusions about Dr.
Jean Carnahan Inspires, Educates With 'The Tide Always Comes Back'
Nov. 19, 2009 BOOK REVIEW: Jean Carnahan Inspires, Educates With 'The Tide Always Comes Back' Reviewed By David M. Kinchen Huntingtonnews.net Book Critic Jean Carnahan was the first lady of Missouri when her husband, Gov.
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Wilkie hopes to find doors opening in Washington
Josh Wilkie hopes one day to ride the Metro to work, just like you and me. He'd like to hop on the Orange Line at Foggy Bottom, head to L'Enfant Plaza and then take the Green Line straight to his office. There's where his commute would differ from ours. His office would be the pitching mound at Nationals Park.
He's so close. If anything, Wilkie, 25, has overachieved. The right-handed pitcher was an undrafted free agent out of George Washington University, signed by the Nats in 2006. He worked his way through every stop in their minor league system until reaching Class AAA Syracuse, just one phone call short of the big league roster, and he was one of seven Nationals prospects chosen to participate in the prestigious Arizona Fall League.
S.C. governor to face ethics charges
Bush torture lawyers may be disbarred A A Nov. 18: Rachel Maddow reports on a document five years in the making, which may recommend that Bush lawyers who wrote memos justifying torture should be disbarred.
Sino-U.S. joint statement takes ties into positive era: American scholar
A joint statement issued after the meeting between Chinese President Hu Jintao and U.S President Barack Obama may help take Sino-U.S. relations into a "totally new and positive era," a leading expert on China said Tuesday.
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Working It Out On The Gym Dance Floor: Interview with DC's Fitness Mistress Heather Cohen
How many times have you found yourself at the gym-in a group fitness class, let's say-and you're wondering where went the energy you possessed last night at the club? Why isn't this body conditioning class as high energy as you and your posse cavorting on the dance floor? Of course, if you've ever been in one of fitness guru Heather Cohen's House ...
Azerbaijan could supplement mediation efforts in Middle East process: expert on Palestine
Day.Az: The Azerbaijani authorities have recently declared their readiness to become a Middle East mediator.
China's Limits Foil Obama Charm
Close NOVEMBER 17, 2009 Beijing Limits Obama's Exposure BEIJING -- As he dives into the heart of his trip to China, U.S. President Barack Obama is finding it hard to bring his trademark charisma to bear.
Postpartum Support International Part of First Lady's Launch of Service Nation
Blog powered by TypePad Member since 07/2004 November 11, 2009 Postpartum Support International Part of First Lady's Launch of Service Nation Susan Stone, past president of Postpartum Support International and blogger at Perinatal Pro , reports that today at George Washington University in Washington DC, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr.
MG Thomas A. Benes (USMC, Ret.) Joins Alion
Alion Science and Technology, an employee-owned technology solutions company, announced that it has hired Major General Thomas A. Benes to provide strategic support to the company's maritime-focused business sector.
Obama in Beijing: What you will see. And won't see.
BEIJING, China Through 30 years of fits and starts, the United States and China have soared and stumbled into one of the most important bilateral relationships in the world.
For massive ego, a perfect arena
This July photo from the Arabic-language Web site www.muslm.net shows a man identified as Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the Sept.
Ethiopia leads sub-Saharan Africa in opening economy to investment: Scholar
A scholar of diaspora studies at George Washington University in Washington, Liesl Riddle, said Ethiopia leads sub-Saharan Africa in opening its economy to investment by diaspora, Afrik.com reported.
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Former George Washington U. Muslim Chaplain Praises Ft. Hood Shooter
The NEFA Foundation has obtained a document by Anwar al Awlaki, in which he claims that the Muslim shooter, Nidal Hassan, was morally correct when he embarked on a murderous rampage of shooting and killing innocent people at an army base in Ft.
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