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Defense policy analysis, commentary and discussion.Jill of all trades, having covered everything from immigration reform, to Obama's health care reform to international "energy poverty". Over the years, Diana has worked for various publications from Charlotte Weekly in North Carolina to Hearst in Washington D.C.
Originally from North Carolina. Inquisitive by nature always looking for multiple sides to a story. Photographer, world traveler, and news junkie with additional interest in international development.
Aug. 1 — it’s not just the start of recess. It’s associated with so many national days you can take your pick of which one to celebrate.
The District is known for having unpredictable weather, as well as influxes of interns. With each passing semester, they descend upon Washington to fill a variety of paid and unpaid positions.
Valerie Nelson, most recently director of member services for House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., is embarking on what she calls a new adventure at Dentons as senior managing director of the firm’s public policy and regulation practice.
It’s time again for Take Five, when HOH talks with a member of Congress about topics relatively unrelated to legislative work.
Working on Capitol Hill forces staffers to be passionate about their work, to go the distance in many figurative ways, often for their bosses.
The third annual Eat Local First Week 2013 is under way, having officially kicked off at the Wooly Mammoth Theatre on Monday with a tasting party of local ingredients highlighted in both scrumptious sips and small bites.
It’s time again for Take Five, HOH’s opportunity to get to know a member of Congress better through five fun questions. This week, freshman Rep. Susan W. Brooks, R-Ind., talks about her zeal for equestrianism, Sugarland and “leaning in.”
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