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| '''The Hill''' is a non-], non-] weekly ] that describes the inner workings of ]. | '''''The Hill''''' is a non-], non-] weekly ] published from ] that describes the inner workings of ]. | ||
| Founded in ] by ] after 40 years as a reporter with '']'', the newspaper profiles lawmakers and aides, offers features describing the sociology and politics of the Hill, book and restaurant reviews and a weekly column about the ] neighborhoods. | Founded in ] by ] after 40 years as a reporter with '']'', the newspaper profiles lawmakers and aides, offers features describing the sociology and politics of the Hill, book and restaurant reviews and a weekly column about the ] neighborhoods. | ||
| Its print circulation of 21,000, the largest of any Capitol Hill publication. | Its print circulation of 21,000, the largest of any Capitol Hill publication. | ||
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The Hill is a non-partisan, non-ideological weekly newspaper published from Washington, D.C. that describes the inner workings of U.S. Congress.
Founded in 1994 by Martin Tolchin after 40 years as a reporter with The New York Times, the newspaper profiles lawmakers and aides, offers features describing the sociology and politics of the Hill, book and restaurant reviews and a weekly column about the Capitol Hill neighborhoods.
Its print circulation of 21,000, the largest of any Capitol Hill publication.