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Beltway Weekly Nov. 9, 2015
THE GOP TAKES ON THE MEDIA
Beltway Weekly Nov. 2, 2015
TRUMP SUMS UP THE MEDIA IN 55 WORDS
Beltway Weekly October 5, 2015
WHAT AMERICA WILL LOOK LIKE IN 50 YEARS
Beltway Weekly September 28, 2015
DONALD TRUMP, AUTHOR
Beltway Weekly September 7, 2015
THE 'BIRTHER' QUESTION GETS REBORN
Beltway Weekly August 24, 2015
TRUMP/CARSON 2016: IT COULD HAPPEN
Beltway Weekly, August 17, 2015 edition
CLIMATE ALARMISM WORTH A TRILLION
DAVID R. SANDS: For summer’s dog days, keeping chess games short and sweet
With the mercury rising and attention spans wilting, we take our traditional midsummer break from rigorous opening analysis or tedious endgame play to focus on some lighter August fare — a collection of miniatures taken from recent tournament play.
Beltway Weekly August 10, 2015 edition
WARRIORS OR POLISHED POLITICIANS?
Cadillac sales rise as SRX attracts new luxury buyers to the brand
Cadillac's total U.S. sales rose 36 percent in April to 11,317 driven by significant gains for SRX and positive momentum for Escalade and CTS.
Back to the future … with BMW
Today the BMW racing cars which made history in the 1940 Mille Miglia continue to enthral and delight wherever they go. For many years, however, the fleet of silver BMW racers has been one car short. The BMW 328 Kamm Coupe, named after the German aerodynamics pioneer Wunibald Kamm, disappeared without trace back in 1953. But now - 70years after BMW's famous Mille Miglia victory - BMW Classic has recreated this legendary racing car, once again illuminating an important milestone in both motor sport history and the development of vehicle aerodynamics. "We are very proud to be able to bring this car back into the public spotlight," said Karl Baumer, Director of BMW Group Classic. "We've come up against some major technical challenges, had many discussions and racked up countless hours of research, but when you see the car for the first time you can sense the passion and expertise invested in the project by everyone involved - all those years ago and today."
A Volvo car ride can ease allergies?
As wonderful as the spring is for many people, it is also sheer torture for others. A person suffering from asthma or allergy has few sanctuaries during the pollen season. However, a ride in a Volvo car may make life easier.
Sorento SX unveiled … and is dynamic
ATLANTA, GA | Following the official grand opening ceremony of Kia's first U.S.-based manufacturing facility in West Point, Georgia, Kia Motors America (KMA) has debuted the new 2011 Sorento SX crossover. The all-new Sorento has exceeded expectations since going on sale in early January, and now the new SX brings the CUV to new levels of comfort, convenience, technology and design and will arrive in dealerships later this summer. The first vehicle to roll off the line at Kia Motors' recently opened, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in West Point, Georgia, the 2011 Sorento is a true symbol of Kia Motors' $1 billion commitment to both the state of Georgia, the United States and North America.
Ford Start wins Autoweek’s Best Concept
Bejing, China | The stunning red Ford Start pulled ahead of 65 concept vehicles to be named Best Concept by the AutoWeek editorial staff at the Beijing Auto Show this year.
Chevy II Nova designed as economical compact
General Motors must have had families like the Batchelders in mind when the Chevrolet Nova was created.
GE, Nissan join to make plug-in fueling a reality
NISKAYUNA, N.Y. | In the race to build a smart-charging infrastructure that fuels the coming plug-in car revolution, GE and Nissan have teamed up to research developments that will make smart charging a reality.
Hudson had been manufacturing cars for 20 years when the 1930 models were introduced to the motoring
Hudson had been manufacturing cars for 20 years when the 1930 models were introduced to the motoring public.
