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Imagine you’re with the Secret Service. A young Ohioan calls up and says he’ll be joining the Nazi Party. “I
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
Imagine you’re with the Secret Service. A young Ohioan calls up and says he’ll be joining the Nazi Party. “I
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Something bizarre is happening at Politics and Prose, and perhaps a few other bookstores in the Washington area—and therein may
Do Ben Bradlee and other Washington Post luminaries actually use the iPad app they touted in one hoot of a
";” alt=””> The Washington Post’s iPad app is finally out. No, The Product isn’t quite the equal of the rival
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Well, the Washington Post has now published more than three sentences about the Quinn Bradlee-Pary Anbaz Williamson wedding festivities this