- Mike DeBonis
- Reporter
Mike DeBonis covers local politics and government for The Washington Post. He also writes a blog and a political analysis column that runs on Fridays. DeBonis joined in Post in 2010 after spending six years at Washington City Paper as a reporter and editor, including three years writing a column on District politics. He is a graduate of Georgetown University and a native of Northwest Indiana.
After-school program gets caught up in immigration politics
The District is asking applicants for citizenship information for the first time this year.
Uber is legal in Massachusetts
Bay State changes course, says car service is “currently not out of compliance ... and free to continue operating”
Panel will explore burying power lines
Mayor Gray says Pepco and D.C. should consider widespread burial as a “game-changer.”
DeMorning Links: Shots fired at Family Research Council
D.C. experiences a bizarre act of what appears to be politically motivated violence.
- D.C. lottery contract is subject of federal probe for possible corruption
- Uber runs afoul of Massachusetts regulators
- DeVacay Links: Camera cop nabbed
- DeMorning Links: Isolated investigation
- D.C. corporate donation ban won’t appear on Nov. 6 ballot, board rules
- DeMorning Links: Deassessed in D.C.
- Coming soon: App to find downtown parking space?
- DeMorning Links: Not actually innocent
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