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Inmate holds bar mitzvah in NYC jail
New York City officials want to know how a rich inmate hosted a bar mitzvah in the prison's gym. Apparently, he hosted it very well, thank you.
Drudge: NYT planning 'Bruno' expose
The mockumentary "Bruno" is set to premiere next month, and apparently the world will not be the same afterwards.
Study: Men prefer average-sized women
Men in an Australian study preferred the shapes of average women more than supermodels. Are supermodels losing their powers?
In Virginia, some trespassing is perfectly legal
Landowners' rights rights notwithstanding, if you hunt with hounds in Virginia you can trespass all you want and the property owner can't do a thing about it.
Moustakas set for another summertime surge?
Kansas City Royals top prospect Mike Moustakas is off to a so-so start this season for the advanced Class A Wilmington Blue Rocks, but if recent history is any indication, he's primed for big things in the second half. The 2007 No. 2 overall pick hit just .228 with nine home runs in the first half last year for the Class A Burlington Bees, then heated up along with the weather. By season's end the 6-foot, 195-pound third baseman had raised his average to .272 to go along with a Midwest League-best 22 homers.
Thru 6: Still can't get a clutch hit
The Nats finally pushed across a run. But they're still 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position and trail 2-1.
Thru 3: Where's the clutch hitting?
The Nats still can't get a hit in a key spot, and now they're trailing 1-0 to the Reds.
Maryland playing at UNC Greensboro next season
Terps get a preview of the Greensboro Coliseum against SoCon opponent
Keep living the Randy Johnson dream
For those Washington baseball fans who didn't get enough of Randy Johnson's 300th career win at Nationals Park, hop a flight to San Francisco
A worthy cause
Help support Johnny Holliday's grandson, Jack, who is battling a rare form of cancer.
REWIND: Mystics 75, Shock 69
The Mystics continued their hot start Wednesday night with by taking one from the defending champions
Business groups dare Obama to limit pay for union bosses
Business groups are daring President Barack Obama to impose pay caps on labor union bosses in light of indications that the White House may limit how much corporate executives can be paid.
Welcome to Post-Up
Welcome to Post-Up, The Washington Times' new WNBA and Washington Mystics blog