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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.

News & Politics

Stop Trying to Forget 2020! The Smithsonian Is Collecting Your Memories of This Awful Year

Curators will create a snapshot of "of a day in the life of the nation” during this painful period.

Smithsonian

December 8, 2020

News & Politics

Biden’s Inaugural Festivities Will Be 80 Percent Virtual

The swearing in ceremony, however, should still take place on the Capitol's west front

Inauguration 2020, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, roy blunt

December 8, 2020

News & Politics

NFL’s Probe Into Washington Football Team Reportedly Uncovers Decade-Old Secret Settlement

Little is known about the circumstances that promoted the confidential agreement.

Dan Snyder, Washington Football Team

December 8, 2020

News & Politics

Report: Ivanka & Jared Purchase $30 Million Parcel on “Billionaire’s Bunker” Miami Island

The lot was previously owned by Julio Iglesias.

Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Javanka

December 8, 2020

Food | News & Politics

DC Breweries Pay Tribute to Ben Tolkan With a Special, Limited-Edition Beer

"Living the Dream" honors the well-liked figure in DC's beer industry, who died of cancer this past October.

Beer, Cancer

December 2, 2020

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Barr Sees No Evidence That Fraud Changed Election’s Outcome

Would getting fired over this salvage the AG's reputation?

December 1, 2020

News & Politics

Here Are the 19 Metro Stations That May Close

Transit officials are proposing to slash expenses in order to fill a $500 million budget shortfall.

covid, Metro

December 1, 2020

News & Politics

Report: Playbook Authors to Depart Politico to Launch Competing Capitol Hill Newsletter

Jake Sherman, Anna Palmer, and John Bresnahan are forming their own media business.

Anna Palmer, Jake Sherman, Playbook

December 1, 2020

News & Politics

Metro May Halt Weekend Rail Service, Close Stations Amid ‘Historic’ Budget Crisis

Transit officials need to fill a nearly $500 million funding shortfall.

covid, Metro

December 1, 2020

News & Politics

A Judge Ordered the Government to Reconnect Migrant Kids With Parents. But These Private-Sector Groups Are Doing the Work.

It’s a difficult but crucial job.

November 24, 2020