US wants privacy in new cyber security system The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is moving cautiously on a new pilot program that would both detect and stop cyber attacks against government ...
Powerful weapons found in Northwest drug raids guardian.co.uk ... and cocaine from Mexico in Washington state and carried unusually powerful weaponry, injecting a dangerous new factor into drug crime in the region. ...
Special to The Washington Post Washington Post At Duba Plains safari camp in Botswana's Okavango Delta, there was fighting within the pride. A rogue lioness had killed four newborns, and their mother, ...
DC Metro operator: Driver who died saved lives The Associated Press BUFFALO, NY (AP) — The rookie operator of a Washington, DC, Metro train saved lives by applying an emergency brake moments before a collision with another ...
Special to The Washington Post Washington Post Synetic Theater's latest Classika Family Show, "The Monkeys of DanYang," is a thinly written and choreographed story from writer-director Nicholas Allen. ...
Leader of Washington County group resigns Bizjournals.com John Caldwell Jr. has resigned as executive director of Economic Development/Washington County in West Bend, a nonprofit organization promoting economic ...
Apparently the Very Serious People™ in the Village have a very different idea of journalism than they led us to believe. After their own columnist Dana Milbank lost his marbles and dignity over a DFH blogger asking a question, ...
The New Republic has done its fair share to invent and reinvent opinion journalism in this country. And we've had our share of success in the blogosphere.
In light of an uproar over a newspaper flier seeking lobbyists' money in exchange for attendance with administration advisers and reporters at a salon on health care, the White House has issued a new advisory for staff receiving ...
But when the publisher of the Washington Post, a paper that has devoted considerable resources to rooting out and exposing the sale of influence in the nation's capital, learned that access to her own proposed "salons'' with members of ...
I've obtained an e-mail from Washington Post executive editor Marcus Brauchli that's been sent to the paper's reporters and editors in response to Politico's.
For $25000 to $250000, The Washington Post is offering lobbyists and association executives off the record, non-confrontational access to "those powerful few" — Obama administration officials, members of Congress, and the paper's own ...
Want access to the Washington DC elite? The city's hometown paper is happy to arrange that for you provided you're willing to pay between $25000 and $250000. The caveat: That fee won't include access to the Washington Post's editorial ...
The Washington Post has long prided itself on its access to the capital's elite. Now, it appears, the paper is willing to sell that access. In a flier circulated to Beltway lobbyists, the Post touted a "salon" program which gives ...
Former Washington Post reporter Mike Allen has broken a shocking media-ethics story for the Politico about his old media home. The Post is offering lobbyists "off-the record dinner and discussion" with top congressional and ...
July 8, Washington DC. by Ted Frank on July 2, 2009. The Center for American Progress is hosting two panels on the topic “Legal Services for the Poor in an Economic Downturn,” this Wednesday, July 8. ...
The Washington Post has canceled plans to host a series of "salons" that would have mixed Obama Administration officials and Post reporters with reps from companies and nonprofits paying as much as $250000 to attend.
Washington Post has canceled plans to charge lobbyists for access to its staff and government officials at off-the-record "salons" in the publisher's home.
In an update on Tim Graham's earlier post about The Washington Post's flier that circulated to Beltway lobbyists, the Post abruptly canceled its "salon" program to offer "exclusive access" to "Obama administration officials, ...
Washington Post Publisher and Chief Executive Officer Katharine Weymouth said today she was cancelling plans for an exclusive "salon" at her home where, for as much as $250000, the Post offered lobbyists and association executives ...
Yet Washington wants to remain the global cop, pursuing ill defined interests in the most remote regions of the world. Of course, this is all tied to the massive borrowing necessitated by the wars and occupations, borrowing which in ...
I hope people will remember that the MSM has been just as culpable in the run up to Iraq and the influence peddling in Washington that has destroyed our economy, when they are grabbing their pitchforks and torches ...
Based on the post below about the Washington Post selling access we have to ask if Bolton (or his neo-con friends) are paying newspapers to print his OP-Eds. Anybody know? Posted by: Ron Byers on July 2, 2009 at 1:26 PM | PERMALINK ...
Update: The Washington Post has canceled its planned salon at Katharine Weymouth's home based on the uproar over the sale of access to government officials and members of the Washington Post staff. The publisher spoke to her own paper's ...
How Washington Can Jumpstart Entrepreneurship. By Special Report Staff. Marathon Man. Henry Waxman's climate change bill won't make it into law this year. That's why he's the right guy for the job. By Charles Homans ...
