Kavanaugh’s Character Witness Once Wrote About His Family for Washingtonian. Check Out What His Brother Wrote in to Rebut Him.
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It's Tuesday, and you know what that means—time to ask food critic Todd Kliman all of your must-know dining questions. He chats today at 11 AM.
Careful out there—some children were injured yesterday on the Mall when a tent collapsed due to the storm and high winds.
Poll-guessing has begun: a recent poll shows Obama slightly ahead of McCain nationally.
DCist spots the first Fentymobile sighting. (For those not in the know, the mayor recently ditched his SUV and bought a tiny Smart Car.)
PQ Living notes that Platinum, a club in the Gallery Place area, seems to have closed.
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