INTERVIEW – RAHEEM KASSAM – Global Editor-in-Chief of HumanEvents.com @RaheemKassam @HumanEvents British PM Theresa May told Conservative MPs she will resign after a Brexit deal is delivered. Theresa May announced Wednesday she will step down as Britain’s prime minister if her twice-defeated Brexit deal is finally passed in parliament, marking a last-ditch effort to persuade…… Read more
Apparently People Slice Bagels Like Bread In St. Louis? Alek Krautmann is a St. Louis native but is a Program Coordination Officer at NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration in the Washington D.C. Metro Area. He generously brought bagels to work one day and posted a photo of the uniquely sliced bagels. “Today I introduced my…… Read more
INTERVIEW – SCOTT ALLEN – Sports reporter, Washington Post – previewed the Washington Nationals’ 2019 season ahead of Opening Day. Nats come back in a new season post-Harper, what do we have to look forward to? So, uh, how much will all that fancy new food at Nats Park cost? (Washington Post/By Scott Allen) —…… Read more
DC lawyer Ted Williams, Daily Wire’s Emily Zanotti, National Park Service’s Mike Litterst, Montgomery County CouncilmemberAndrew Friedson and MD Lottery’s Doug Lloyd joined WMAL on Wednesday! Mornings on the Mall Wednesday, March 27, 2019 Hosts: Mary Walter and Vince Coglianese Executive Producer: Heather Hunter 5am – A/B/C DO YOU PLAY? Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing…… Read more
INTERVIEW – DOUG LLOYD – Spokesperson, Maryland Lottery – discussed Powerball’s Wednesday drawing at $750M. Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing has a jackpot of $750 million — it’s the the third-largest in Powerball history and fourth-largest in U.S. lottery history. But almost as exciting is the fact that Marylanders are already winning. The jackpot has been…… Read more
INTERVIEW – Montgomery County Councilmember ANDREW FRIEDSON – discussed new proposed limits on parking spaces in Montgomery County. Large commercial, residential buildings could be forced to cut available parking in effort to promote transit, carpools. (Bethesda Magazine) — A proposal that could require large commercial and residential properties in the county to have fewer parking…… Read more
INTERVIEW – MIKE LITTERST – National Park Service spokesman Cherry blossoms are coming: Peak bloom date moved up to April 1. D.C.’s famous cherry blossoms are blooming a bit earlier than expected. Initially expected to reach peak bloom between April 3 and April 6, the cherry trees around the Tidal Basin are on track to…… Read more
INTERVIEW – EMILY ZANOTTI – Senior Editor, Daily Wire @emzanotti @realDailyWire (based in Chicago, IL) – discussed Jussie Smollett’s charges getting dropped.… Read more
INTERVIEW — TED WILLIAMS – DC LAWYER and Fox News Channel contributor – reacted to Jussie Smollett’s charges getting dropped.… Read more
INTERVIEW – SEAN DAVIS – co-founder of The Federalist and former chief investigator for Sen. Tom Coburn – discussed the media’s failure in covering the Russia story. SEAN DAVIS: A Catastrophic Media Failure: America’s blue-chip journalists botched the Russia story from its birth to its final breath Sunday. (WSJ / By Sean Davis) — Robert…… Read more
INTERVIEW – RAHEEM KASSAM – Global Editor-in-Chief of HumanEvents.com @RaheemKassam @HumanEvents British PM Theresa May told Conservative MPs she will resign after a Brexit deal is delivered. Theresa May announced Wednesday she will step down as Britain’s prime minister if her twice-defeated Brexit deal is finally passed in parliament, marking a last-ditch effort to persuade…… Continue Reading
Apparently People Slice Bagels Like Bread In St. Louis? Alek Krautmann is a St. Louis native but is a Program Coordination Officer at NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration in the Washington D.C. Metro Area. He generously brought bagels to work one day and posted a photo of the uniquely sliced bagels. “Today I introduced my…… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW – SCOTT ALLEN – Sports reporter, Washington Post – previewed the Washington Nationals’ 2019 season ahead of Opening Day. Nats come back in a new season post-Harper, what do we have to look forward to? So, uh, how much will all that fancy new food at Nats Park cost? (Washington Post/By Scott Allen) —…… Continue Reading
DC lawyer Ted Williams, Daily Wire’s Emily Zanotti, National Park Service’s Mike Litterst, Montgomery County CouncilmemberAndrew Friedson and MD Lottery’s Doug Lloyd joined WMAL on Wednesday! Mornings on the Mall Wednesday, March 27, 2019 Hosts: Mary Walter and Vince Coglianese Executive Producer: Heather Hunter 5am – A/B/C DO YOU PLAY? Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing…… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW – DOUG LLOYD – Spokesperson, Maryland Lottery – discussed Powerball’s Wednesday drawing at $750M. Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing has a jackpot of $750 million — it’s the the third-largest in Powerball history and fourth-largest in U.S. lottery history. But almost as exciting is the fact that Marylanders are already winning. The jackpot has been…… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW – Montgomery County Councilmember ANDREW FRIEDSON – discussed new proposed limits on parking spaces in Montgomery County. Large commercial, residential buildings could be forced to cut available parking in effort to promote transit, carpools. (Bethesda Magazine) — A proposal that could require large commercial and residential properties in the county to have fewer parking…… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW – MIKE LITTERST – National Park Service spokesman Cherry blossoms are coming: Peak bloom date moved up to April 1. D.C.’s famous cherry blossoms are blooming a bit earlier than expected. Initially expected to reach peak bloom between April 3 and April 6, the cherry trees around the Tidal Basin are on track to…… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW – EMILY ZANOTTI – Senior Editor, Daily Wire @emzanotti @realDailyWire (based in Chicago, IL) – discussed Jussie Smollett’s charges getting dropped.… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW — TED WILLIAMS – DC LAWYER and Fox News Channel contributor – reacted to Jussie Smollett’s charges getting dropped.… Continue Reading
INTERVIEW – SEAN DAVIS – co-founder of The Federalist and former chief investigator for Sen. Tom Coburn – discussed the media’s failure in covering the Russia story. SEAN DAVIS: A Catastrophic Media Failure: America’s blue-chip journalists botched the Russia story from its birth to its final breath Sunday. (WSJ / By Sean Davis) — Robert…… Continue Reading