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Pentagon hid $125 billion in administrative waste; Arlington state senator advocates for Virginia firearm registry

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Tuesday, Dec. 6.

The Pentagon attempted to discredit and hide a report that exposed $125 billion in wasteful administrative spending to avoid Congress cutting its defense budget.
(The Washington Post)

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An Arlington state senator proposed a study that would determine the viability of creating a firearm registry in Virginia.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

Rolling Stone’s legal team is asking a federal judge to overrule a jury’s finding that a writer at the magazine defamed a University of Virginia dean. The case stems from a retracted 2014 article on a discredited account of rape at UVA.
(The Washington Post)

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Marijuana-related arrests in Virginia dropped 14 percent over the course of two years.
(The Daily Press)

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Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse will begin showing art-house and indie films.
(ARLnow)

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