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Gay Men Should Get HIV Tests Twice a Year, Says Washington, D.C.new

With new statistics showing alarming levels of HIV infection among the estimated 36,500 District men who have gay sex, the city is recommending that they be tested for the virus twice yearly.
Washington City Paper  |  Mike DeBonis  |  03-26-2010  |  LGBT

The Case for a Gay Marriage Vote in D.C.new

Anti-gay-marriage forces have taken to advocating for a ballot initiative, hoping for a 2010 repeat of last year’s California drama. Out-of-town forces are already massing, eager to turn the nation's capital into a high-profile battleground. But despite fears, here's why D.C.'s lefties should support a gay marriage vote.
Washington City Paper  |  Mike DeBonis  |  09-10-2009  |  LGBT

Running the Numbers on D.C.'s Controversial Lottery Contractnew

The last time that Robert B. Washington Jr. got himself involved in a D.C. lottery procurement, it was 1983. Twenty-six years later, the young upstart is now the entrenched political insider. And Bob Washington has gotten another chance at the lottery contract.
Washington City Paper  |  Mike DeBonis  |  05-21-2009  |  Policy Issues

Economic Woes Land Washington Clinic in Councilman's Sightsnew

Washington's Whitman-Walker Clinic slashed facilities and employees in the face of stagnant private donations and widespread government budget deficits. Just something you have to accept in these times, right? Not for At-Large Councilmember David A. Catania.
Washington City Paper  |  Mike DeBonis  |  01-29-2009  |  Economy

Gay Marriage in D.C. is Only a Matter of Timenew

Eleanor Holmes Norton thinks undue haste on gay marriage could be Congressionally disastrous, but Councilman David A. Catania is going to introduce a bill anyway.
Washington City Paper  |  Mike DeBonis  |  12-11-2008  |  LGBT

The Washington Post's Cozy Year with the Fenty Administrationnew

Just after the New Year, we submitted a records request for all e-mails sent to Washington Post employees from high-level mayoral aides and communications staffers during 2007. Call it the Year of Scooping Effortlessly.
Washington City Paper  |  Mike DeBonis  |  03-06-2008  |  Media

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