Scoops Delacroix

It's no secret that reporters and Capitol Hill press secretaries don't get along sometimes. (more)

Ever wanted to see 60,000 dominos fall at once? (more)

The Daily Caller's Jamie Weinstein was named the "Funniest Celebrity in Washington" Wednesday night with a stand-up set that included jokes about fictional reality-TV shows titled "Jew in Gaza" and "Occupy Pyongyang." (more)

The Daily Caller may be making waves in the new media landscape, but last Thursday night it was Editor-in-Chief Tucker Carlson's turn to make a splash. (more)

Dedicated readers of National Review Online's 'Jolt' newsletter received some unexpected content this morning in the form of direct links to pornographic websites. (more)

Tucked away in the corner of U and 9th street of Washington DC is a thriving community based on local Ethiopian businesses. Since 2001, many Ethiopians moved to the area and established several successful restaurants and shops in the once dodgy part of town. In a bittersweet result, residents and business owners have to find affordable housing outside the city as housing prices rise. (more)

Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell said last week on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that it is not impossible to imagine a primary challenge to President Obama in 2012 from an anti-war progressive who opposes the administration's policy in Afghanistan. A spokesman for Rendell clarified the governor's remarks to The Daily Caller saying that such a challenge would only come from a candidate from the "left fringe" of the Democratic Party. (more)

Documents released today by WikiLeaks have cast fresh doubts on the United States' ability to win the War in Afghanistan. The documents, believed to be have been released at least in part by Pfc. Bradley Manning of Potomac, Md., according to Fox. Despite avoiding naming Manning as its source explicitly, WikiLeaks has offered to help fund his defense. Adrian Lamo, a former hacker who Manning allegedly attempted to enlist in the publication of the documents before turning to WikiLeaks, said this morning on Good Morning America that he believes Manning is the source, but that the computer analyst lacked the technical knowledge to have acted alone. (more)

This week’s lookalikes, actor Ted Danson and former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, come to us courtesy of an anonymous reader who saw the big hair and even bigger foreheads and couldn’t resist. (more)