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How much mail would the USPS have to handle to turn a profit? We get an update about a recent study from Renee Sheehy, an economist with the Office of the Inspector General at the Postal Service

Tags: Federal Drive , USPS , Renee Sheehy , OIG

Tuesday - 07/19/2011, 01:22am EDT
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The land of the free

Chris Core, commentator

Tags: Chris Core , Core Values , Montgomery County ,

Wednesday - 06/15/2011, 05:53pm EDT
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The D.C. area housing market is a bright spot in the country

While the rest of the country is struggling in the housing market, most of the DC area continues to hold strong.

Tags: housing market , home prices , John McClain ,

Sunday - 06/05/2011, 09:58am EDT

Report: Universities drive D.C. region's growth

The Washington region's colleges and universities will be a catalyst for the District of Columbia's economic growth over the next decade as the federal government downsizes, a change that should give the institutions more lobbying power, a new report says.

Tags: Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metro , Steven Fuller , American University , Georgetown University

Friday - 06/03/2011, 11:16am EDT

George Mason University to install huge telescope

George Mason Astronomy professor Harold Geller says once the telescope, the largest on an East Coast campus, is operational in the fall, it will be available to students to go boldly where no GMU undergrad has gone before.

Tags: Hank Silverberg , telescope

Tuesday - 05/17/2011, 11:16am EDT

Researchers urge gov to declassify cyber threat details

George Mason University researchers are calling on the government to declassify details about cyber threats. Jerry Brito is one of the researchers behind the call.

Tags: Cybersecurity Update , technology , Jerry Brito , Mercatus Center , In Depth

Thursday - 04/28/2011, 06:01pm EDT
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Could redistricting battle delay Virginia's primaries?

A redistricting deal was vetoed by Gov. Bob McDonnell last week, leading to the possibility the Aug. 23 primary could be pushed back again.

Tags: elections , Virginia General Assembly , Steven Farnsworth ,

Wednesday - 04/20/2011, 05:21am EDT

Housing prices increase for 15 consecutive months

Housing prices have increased by at least 1 percent, says John McClain, deputy director of George Mason University's Center for Regional Analysis, who specializes in housing.

Tags: housing sales , John McClain , Evan Haning , Colleen Kelleher

Tuesday - 03/22/2011, 10:53am EDT
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Big changes unlikely in Virginia redistricting

Maneuvering by lawmakers during Virginia's redistricting process is unlikely to create much of a shift in Congress and Richmond.

Tags: Stephen Farnsworth , Michael McCaulDonald , Mark Rozell , redistricting , Virginia General Assembly , Virginia Senate , Virginia House of Delegates , Hank Silverberg

Thursday - 03/10/2011, 04:08pm EST
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