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Given that I only tangential "live" in DC these days, writing all the time about DC seems misplaced. Then again, I understand the place,
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Urban Fortunes: The Political Economy of Place is the book which expands the original argument first laid out by Professor Harvey Molotch in the
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A few months ago I wrote a couple posts about how it seems as if DC area transit planning and operations is deliberately designed to destroy
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A few months ago I wrote a couple posts about how it seems as if DC area transit planning and operations is deliberately designed to destroy
The Washington Post reports ("Bowser proposes money for stand-alone middle school for Shaw students") that DC plans to build two new
The Washington Post reports ("Bowser proposes money for stand-alone middle school for Shaw students") that DC plans to build two new
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Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member Chuck Grassley, of Iowa, speaks during hearing for Vanita Gupta, nominated to be Associate Attorney
The article in the url below highlights the massive amount of money that is still being used to subsidize the fossil fuel industry (see also
At various points, I have seen the claim that Google should be declared a public utility (and regulated as such), but never understood the arguments
Over the summer, you may have noticed the EU's roadmap of how it plans to reduce its carbon emissions by 55% by 2030 (benchmarked to some point in
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EcoHealth Alliance is in trouble with the National Institutes of Health again, but the agency appears to be showing lenience toward the nonprofit
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Sentara Norfolk General Hospital by James C. Sherlock Sentara Health, once described by The Washington Post as “playing COPN like a violin,”
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by James C. Sherlock Virginians are blessed to have a person running the Department of Health Office of Licensure and Inspection (OLC) who may be the
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One by one, the nurses taking care of actress Judi Evans at Riverside Community Hospital kept calling out sick. Patients were coughing as staffers
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Last week, USA Today ran a particularly disturbing story ("Police hid extent of officers' failure before murder"[registration required, or