Playbook: What's in store for Speaker Johnson
And at least 16 people were killed in multiple shootings in Lewiston, Maine.
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Free wood shop, metal shop and electronics bootcamps begin at Made
The Made In Johnstown makerspace has partnered with Johnstown Area Regional Industries and Catalyst Connection to offer the community one-day and two-day monthly boot camps in metal shop, wood shop
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Stewart heads right to K Street
Former Rep.<b> </b>Chris Stewart's new firm<b> </b>will help defense clients ensure their priorities “resonate powerfully within the corridors of power” in Washington.
Source: politico.com
POLITICO Playbook PM: Sifting through the Sinema fallout
And House Republicans prepare for the worst with McCarthy's bid for speaker.
Source: politico.com
What the election results mean for K Street
No matter how things shake out, K Street has its work cut out for it.
Source: politico.com
POLITICO Playbook PM: Biden takes a moral-victory lap
And the Georgia Senate race heads to a runoff.
Source: politico.com
Tillerson takes the stand in Barrack trial
Rex Tillerson, who served as the Trump administration’s top diplomat from 2017 to 2018, is the first member of Trump’s administration to testify.
Source: politico.com
POLITICO Playbook: What Hurricane Ian leaves behind
And a federal judge upholds Georgia's voting laws.
Source: politico.com
What to expect at today's Jan. 6 hearing- POLITICO
And the U.S. kills a top Islamic State leader.
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DC Real Estate Nightmare: Alleged Disasters Inside Brand New Luxury Houses Purchased for Nearly $2 Million
A pair of new houses in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Washington, DC were “built to perfection,” according to their high-profile developer: Steve Salis, owner of Ted’s Bulletin, Kramers, and Federalist Pig. But the homeowners allege they were defrauded into buying dangerous, nearly $2 million lemons.
Source: washingtonian.com