The District has been getting major kudos for its IT projects and which are well-deserved. DC’s data catalog, for instance,... View Article
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Dear Mr. President-Elect, In your acceptance speech, you rightfully called on Americans to get ready to work to address the... View Article
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In some ways it is unbelievable to think that a candidate for the United States Senate, fresh off of seven... View Article
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In January of 2007, freshman Democratic congresswoman Kirsten Gillibrand became the first member of the House of Representatives to post... View Article
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Agence France-Presse (AFP), France’s largest news agency and the third largest agency in the world, published a great overview of... View Article
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