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Luke Mullins

Contributing Writer

Luke Mullins, a former Washingtonian senior writer, is coauthor of The Wolves of K Street: The Secret History of How Big Money Took Over Big Government.

A Big DC Sports Club Is Going to Pay a $100,000 Fine for Covid-Safety Violations

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A Big DC Sports Club Is Going to Pay a $100,000 Fine for Covid-Safety Violations

Washington Sports Club also agreed to post signs about wearing masks.

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April 20, 2021

Disgraced Journalist Mark Halperin Was Hired by the Bipartisan Policy Group No Labels

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Disgraced Journalist Mark Halperin Was Hired by the Bipartisan Policy Group No Labels

Halperin's career collapsed nearly four years ago in a flood of sexual misconduct allegations.

April 20, 2021

What the J&J Pause Means for Those Already Scheduled to Receive the Vaccine in the DC Area

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What the J&J Pause Means for Those Already Scheduled to Receive the Vaccine in the DC Area

Some counties in the DMV are able to accommodate residents with the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.

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April 13, 2021

The Jefferson Memorial Will Soon Be Free of Scaffolding

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The Jefferson Memorial Will Soon Be Free of Scaffolding

The $15 million renovation project to remove black biofilm is almost done.

Jefferson Memorial

April 13, 2021

Report: It Looks Like the First of the Alleged January 6 Insurrectionists May Be Copping a Plea

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Report: It Looks Like the First of the Alleged January 6 Insurrectionists May Be Copping a Plea

Jon Schaffer is believed to be connected with the Oath Keepers, a right-wing militia group. He's reportedly in negotiations with the DOJ.

Capitol insurrection

April 6, 2021

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The Kennedy Center Will Reopen in Full This September

The cultural center expects to announce additional concerts over the spring and summer.

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April 6, 2021

Fans Still Aren’t Allowed Into Caps and Wizards Games. Ted Leonsis Is Not Pleased.

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Fans Still Aren’t Allowed Into Caps and Wizards Games. Ted Leonsis Is Not Pleased.

The Nats can have spectators, but DC still hasn't announced decisions regarding indoor sporting events.

covid, Ted Leonsis, Washington Capitals, Washington Wizards

April 6, 2021

All DC Residents Ages 16 and Up Will Be Eligible for Covid Vaccines on April 19

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All DC Residents Ages 16 and Up Will Be Eligible for Covid Vaccines on April 19

Mayor Bowser made the announcement in a Tweet late Monday.

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April 6, 2021

What Different Sports Media Are Predicting for the Washington Nationals’ 2021 Record

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What Different Sports Media Are Predicting for the Washington Nationals’ 2021 Record

A look at how experts see the season playing out for the home team.

Washington Nationals

March 30, 2021

DC Urban Moms, the Catty Parenting Site of Washington’s Elite, Is Now the Subject of Academic Research on Segregation

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DC Urban Moms, the Catty Parenting Site of Washington’s Elite, Is Now the Subject of Academic Research on Segregation

The gossipy list is getting attention from scholars at the Brookings Institution and Gallaudet U.

Education, Parenting

March 30, 2021