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FBI director: Probe of leak in al Qaeda plot is under way
Army chief says budget cuts would hollow military
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Pentagon to address F-22 pilots’ oxygen fears
McDuffie wins Ward 5 D.C. Council seat handily
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Little goes right for Strasburg in Nats’ 6-1 loss
Dream Act supporters target filibuster
KEENE: Obama’s plan to ‘crucify’ political opponents
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Mason, Briella surge on popular baby names list
By Andrea Billups THE WASHINGTON TIMES - The Washington Times
Monday afternoon found Cal Powell and his wife, Miriam, huddled in a hospital delivery suite in Macon, Ga., focused on breathing exercises as their second son was making his way into the world.
CIA thwarts al Qaeda plot using more-refined underwear bomb
By Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo - Associated Press
The CIA thwarted an ambitious plot by al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen to destroy a U.S.-bound airliner using a bomb with a sophisticated new design near the one-year anniversary of the killing of Osama bin Laden, the Associated Press has learned.
Calderon: Immigration fading as U.S.-Mexico flash point
By The Washington Times
Citing new research that shows population flows have basically leveled off between Mexico and the United States, Mexican President Felipe Calderon told U.S. business leaders Tuesday that illegal immigration was fading as a flash point of division between the two countries.
Hilary Rosen forgets good PR lessons in attack on Ann Romney
By Sonny Bunch - Special to The Washington Times
In public relations work, you quickly discover that the Hippocratic oath applies: First, do no harm.
500L, A Fiat Design Approach
By The Washington Times
Auburn Hills, Mich. , Apr 18, 2012 - Following its worldwide debut at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show this March, the design experience that gave birth to the all-new Fiat 500L has been documented in "500L, a Fiat Design Approach" - an exclusive publication that shares the story behind the 500L project.
Luxury home: Watergate offers elegant living
By Michele Lerner SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES - The Washington Times
While the name Watergate may be synonymous with political scandal for many people, Washingtonians know the Watergate complex as an elegant cooperative with some of the city's most spectacular homes.
1969 Ford Galaxie 500 once more running strong
By The Washington Times
In 1969 Ford was building very large, very powerful cars. Fastback styling was becoming quite popular and, as a consequence, 63,921 Galaxie 500 Sport Roof Coupes found buyers.
Mortgage Q&A: Nonsense obstructs refi process
By Henry Savage SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES - The Washington Times
The absurdity in the mortgage world continues. The lack of common sense in loan underwriting has been a frequent theme in this column for the last couple of years. Here's one case that tops even the most nonsensical underwriting requests.
Wikipedia, others to go dark to protest anti-piracy bills
By The Washington Times
The online encyclopedia Wikipedia will go offline Wednesday, joining a daylong Internet strike to protest proposed laws aimed at combating digital piracy.
Navy floor-leader Jordan Sugars adapts to new system
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Navy guard Jordan Sugars' final season of basketball at the academy will look plenty different than his first three.
George Mason's Ryan Pearson stays in New York groove
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Paul Hewitt could pick up only so much on tape about his new players at George Mason.
Resale of the week: Roomy Takoma Park foursquare
By Carisa Chappell SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES - The Washington Times
A grand 1920s-era foursquare with impressive architectural features, including high ceilings and generously sized rooms, is on the market in Takoma Park.
Resale of the week: A world apart near Battery Kemble Park
By Michele Lerner SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES - The Washington Times
The entrance to MacArthur Court, just off MacArthur Boulevard in the Palisades neighborhood of Northwest Washington, is easy to miss, and that is a shame.
Resale of the week: Window-filled contemporary near Alexandria
By Michele Lerner SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
In 1960, Jube B. Shiver Sr. dreamed of building a community with close-knit neighbors who would watch one another's children and pets, care for their homes and gardens and enjoy amicable neighborhood gatherings. Fifty years later, some of the original families of the community Shiver built, Randall Estates just south of Alexandria, are still living in their homes.
New in Virginia: Coles Run Manor
By Michele Lerner SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES - The Washington Times
Beazer Homes is building 38 single-family homes on quarter-acre sites at Coles Run Manor in Manassas, a planned community with conservation areas and tot lots near historic Old Town Manassas, shops, restaurants and the Signal Hill Park and aquatic center. Residents are less than a 10- minute drive from two VRE stations.
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