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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.

DC Will Always Welcome Visitors From Around the Country. What Happens If We Also Have to Fear Them?

News & Politics

DC Will Always Welcome Visitors From Around the Country. What Happens If We Also Have to Fear Them?

February 5, 2021

Could Northern Virginia Land a Vaccination Supersite?

News & Politics

Could Northern Virginia Land a Vaccination Supersite?

Three members of Congress from NoVa asked FEMA for one of the 100 mass-vax sites President Biden wants to place around the country

covid, Covid-19 vaccine, Northern Virginia

January 26, 2021

What’s Going On at MASN?

News & Politics

What’s Going On at MASN?

The broadcast network, long mired in controversy, is cutting many of its well-known Nats broadcasters.

Baltimore Orioles, MASN, Media, Washington Nationals

January 26, 2021

Newsmax Pulls Sean Spicer’s Application to the White House Correspondents’ Association

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Newsmax Pulls Sean Spicer’s Application to the White House Correspondents’ Association

The move by Spicer's employer saves the WHCA from having to make a messy decision—for now.

Sean Spicer, White House Correspondents Association

January 26, 2021

Poll: Melania Trump Leaves White House as Least Popular First Lady Ever

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Poll: Melania Trump Leaves White House as Least Popular First Lady Ever

It seems Donald isn't the only Trump to have grown less popular recently.

Donald J. Trump, Melania Trump

January 19, 2021

As DC Nervously Awaits Inauguration, New Details Emerge About the January 6 Security Failures: Updates

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As DC Nervously Awaits Inauguration, New Details Emerge About the January 6 Security Failures: Updates

In the tense days before Biden's Inauguration, we're continuing to learn more about the Jan 6 attack

Capitol insurrection

January 19, 2021

What You Need to Know About DC Inauguration Day Threats and Other Capitol Insurrection Fallout

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What You Need to Know About DC Inauguration Day Threats and Other Capitol Insurrection Fallout

A look at the state of play for the security of our city.

Capitol insurrection, Inauguration 2020

January 12, 2021

rose garden, Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks

News & Politics

A VOA Reporter Was Demoted After Asking About Trump’s Defeat. The White House Correspondents’ Association Condemned the Move.

America's international broadcaster once prided itself on independence. It's now run by presidential allies.

Media, Michael Pack, Mike Pompeo, Voice of America

January 12, 2021

It’s Been Nearly a Week Since the Insurrection. Why Haven’t We Seen Top Federal Law Enforcement Officials?

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It’s Been Nearly a Week Since the Insurrection. Why Haven’t We Seen Top Federal Law Enforcement Officials?

As the city braces for potential inauguration related violence, the silence is disturbing.

Capitol insurrection, Capitol Police, Department of Homeland Security, Donald Trump

January 12, 2021

Biden’s Inauguration Will Still Take Place on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol, Despite Riot Damage

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Biden’s Inauguration Will Still Take Place on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol, Despite Riot Damage

A damage assessment of the inaugural platform is currently underway.

Inauguration, Joe Biden

January 8, 2021