Washington Reporter
The Washington Reporter, Matthew Foldi, Holly SpearThe intersection of policy and politics, with valuable insights straight from Hill staff and D.C. insiders.
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Heard on the Hill
* PARTY TIME? Democratic staffers were caught by the Washington Reporter as they partied on the Democratic National Committee’s (DNC) rooftop, while Sen. Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) continues his namesake shutdown.
Op-Ed: Saul Anuzis: Why data centers matter for America’s seniors
Across America, communities are debating whether to welcome or resist new data centers. Some environmental activists and local leaders oppose their construction, citing power use or local impact. But this debate misses a far larger truth: d...
Op-Ed: Doug Blair: Democrats still don’t understand why they keep losing
After major defeats, political parties typically release post-mortems to explain what went wrong and how to avoid future losses. Democrats just released theirs for 2024, and it shows they’ve learned nothing from their shellacking.
EXCLUSIVE: Babydog Justice celebrates her sixth birthday in style, demands Schumer end shutdown
At a time of seemingly intractable divisions in Washington, D.C., few things seem to be able to bring Democrats and Republicans together. One critical exception happened this week, when Babydog Justice turned 6 years old.
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