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A reporter for E&E News, author of "The Forestport Breaks," "Radical Chapters" and "The Ministers' War." GWU adjunct and certified EMT. RTs not endorsements.

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  1. Dec 26

    What's the word for excellent reporting that substantiates a conclusion already understood to be obvious?

    Not defending Trump, but questions were also raised (to put it mildly) about how Bill Clinton and George W. Bush managed to avoid service in Vietnam.
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  2. Dec 24

    powerful golfer who's lining up a putt while some guy revs up a chainsaw.

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  3. Dec 24

    Fill in the blank:

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  4. Dec 21

    I hear the Caravan needs a general counsel.

    Just spitballin’ here but I’m safely out right now, in Mexico. Worth coming back or should I stay and become a gold prospector?
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    Dec 21

    Interior's plan: Set social media profanity filter on strong, from

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    Dec 21

    "The movement has now entered ... Interior:" Chief ranger accuses National Park Service of "rampant sexual discrimination," reports

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    Dec 21

    For years, Rep. Lamar Smith devoted himself to attacking climate science (despite a mountain of evidence showing he was wrong). Turns out he was making millions on oil and gas from land he inherited from his grandmother. Really great story by

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  8. Dec 21

    C-SPAN2 now is like one of those soothing goldfish bowl screensavers

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  9. Dec 21

    Washington lost his teeth

    • Jefferson lost a presidential campaign • Lincoln lost a Senate race • Nixon lost a presidential campaign • Reagan lost a Republican presidential primary
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  10. Dec 20

    Who's the modern-day Fletcher Knebel, connected DC reporter who crafts from-the-headlines political thrillers? Ignatius?

    On the right is the new cover of the 1960s political thriller "Night of Camp David" (old cover at left). Wonder what's behind the change in design.
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  11. Dec 20

    It's a metaphor that keeps on giving.

    Zinke rides into the sunset, by
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  12. Dec 20

    Excellent article about the Fresno Bee, a paper I am proud to have worked for.

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    Dec 20

    Four years working for the best boss a gal could ask for. I was hired the week after he was first elected to the House and am with him through his last day at Interior. Met a lot of incredible colleagues and reporters. What a ride! Wouldn’t give up a day if it.

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    Dec 19

    This illustration came together under a tight deadline. Needed "whispering man hands" and couldn't find any reference😱, but my husband came through, texted me photos of his hands at the angles I needed. 😅Thanks husband! Read 's story -->

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    Dec 18

    What now for ? His predecessors give some clues w/

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    Dec 17

    Read'em here:

    All the news, intrigue and updates on 's departure in today's Greenwire edition.
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    Dec 17

    Outgoing Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who had a 1:45 meeting with the president, was just seen leaving the West Wing with a to-go box from the White House Mess in hand.

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    Dec 17

    "Things are eerily quiet this morning, so far."

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    Dec 17

    Some think deputy secretary could stay in that role & just serve as defacto Secretary so he doesn't have to endure Senate confirmation process. His confirmation passed 53-43

    Zinke's impact on 'energy dominance' — takes a look
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    Dec 17

    Lawmakers recall 's tenure as anything from "one of the great secretaries of Interior" to "a shameless handmaiden for the special interests."

    'No kind of victory' on Capitol Hill as Zinke heads for exit gets reactions and what’s next
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