Local D.C. Police Blotter by Staff reports D.C. teen charged in killing Bicyclist killed in garbage-truck crash by Scott McCabe A 22-year-old bicyclist was killed near Dupont Circle when she was struck by a garbage truck early Tuesday. As Metro ridership soars, area road traffic shrinks GOP, Dems refine transit plans to court other side as General Assembly resumes Montgomery IG report questions health consultant payments Masses flock to Metro Abusive relationships among preteens growing Pr. William residents decry tree loss at Civil War park The 3-minute interview: Dr. Makarand Paranjape It’s not open space, but new office will be green Councilman urges gun law passage Editorial Don’t wait for yellowcake apologies 2 hrs 35 mins ago Popular myths — Lenin called them “useful fictions” — are found across the ideological spectrum, but nowhere are they more prevalent than at the extremes of left and right. For example, many on the far right once insisted that President Eisenhower was a tool of the international communist conspiracy, as claimed by Robert Welch, founder of the John Birch Society. That inspired the great line from Russell Kirk that “Eisenhower isn’t a communist, he’s a golfer.” Sports A glimmer of hope from Zim by Rick Snider Ryan Zimmerman took batting practice yesterday. Banged one off the left foul pole. Put another in the bleachers. Some decent knocks. The Wizards of (long) odds by Kevin Dunleavy Is there a John Starks, Bruce Bowen, or Ben Wallace out there?

Only on Examiner Jimmie Johnson: McCain still the man at NASCAR YEAS & NAYS - People, power and politics. Councilman urges gun law passage The Washington DC Examiner - Latest From The Local Section Memo to Obama: Don’t bring Chicago to office NATIONAL EDITORIAL - The Examiner's viewpoint Withdrawing From Barack EDITORIAL CARTOONS BY NATE BEELER - Commentary from the artist. Politics Presidential candidates court Hispanic voters by Susan Ferrechio With the Hispanic vote potentially a deciding factor in key swing states, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama each aggressively courted the League of United Latin American Citizens at the group’s annual meeting Tuesday in Washington. McCain, Obama take a step toward the right by Bill Sammon Both John McCain and Barack Obama have moved rightward during the presidential campaign, confounding those who predicted the election would amount to a repudiation of conservatism. Business Area firms ride surging mobile sector by Melissa Frederick T he market for mobile technology is booming, fueled by the introduction of easier-to-use cell phones and flat-rate calling plans that encourage the use of phones and personal data assistants for Internet applications. Experts in mobile look to the future by Melissa Frederick The mobile landscape of 2008 looks completely different than it did just two years ago, and experts predict the next few years will bring innovations that make communication through mobile devices even more pervasive. More from the Newsroom Mark Ribbing: Progressives must turn focus on security, economy Jay Ambrose: Food extremists blinded by ideology The Hudson Institute: Russian relations may become problematic The Tax Policy Center: Two very different tax plans Ray Walser: Daring hostage rescue result of U.S.-Colombia partnership Letters: July 9, 2008 Washington DC Classifieds Jobs Browse all Washington DC employment listings to find your next dream job. more... Autos Used Cars New Cars Find a Dealer Reviews Compare Cars ....More Homes Apartments and Condos, Vacation Property, Mobile Homes, Commercial, Homes and more... Other Miscellaneous, Public Notices, Furniture, Computer, Garage Sales, and more...

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