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U.S. fighter jets launched airstrikes early Friday on two locations in eastern Syria linked to Iran鈥檚 Revolutionary Guard Corps. The strikes were in retaliation for recent drone and missile attacks against American servicemembers. tells WTOP he doubts this will be enough to cause Iran to back down

When Beyonc茅 and Taylor Swift come to your town, they’re bringing a massive economic boost! 聽 of the New York Times shares her with WTOP.

The Council on Foreign Relations president focuses on his own country in the new book and tells WTOP we must all do our part to save the nation.

ProPublica’s Kavitha Surana shares her reporting on Tennessee’s strict abortion ban – and where it could lead in a few years.

Inflation is causing many of us to rack up credit card debt. Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells WTOP you shouldn’t be afraid to get some help paying down your bills.

‘s Matt Schulz tells WTOP how to handle your credit cards in this high-interest environment

Dunkin Donuts, Krispy Kreme, 7-11 and others are rolling out their pumpkin spice drinks and food long before there will be any frost on the pumpkin. joined WTOP to explain the madness. (which she supports)

tells WTOP precautions are a smart way to go during the rest of 2022 – in dealing with COVID

The Washington Post’s tells WTOP about President Biden’s recent meetings on

Georgetown Business Professor joins WTOP to discuss why workers – at some of the nation’s biggest companies – are scrambling to and join unions right now

Trans children fear a new Alabama law that targets their medicine and which bathrooms they can use. We discuss the effect of such laws with Boston University’s

The Daily Beast’s summarizes the demonstrators’ three weeks in – and around – the nation’s capital

talks to WTOP about the cloud hanging over the Oscars and his many decades doing all kinds of jobs in the entertainment industry

Andy Slavitt, former senior adviser to President Biden鈥檚 COVID-19 pandemic response team, talks to WTOP about the rising BA.2聽 subvariant and being sensitive to those most vulnerable to the disease. (Check out his podcast and – and listen to the full WTOP interview below)

We talk about a in Ukraine refugee treatment w/ on WTOP

Between the sanctions, and hundreds of companies leaving, who can Russia rely on economically? tells WTOP the answer appears to be China

Retired Army Major tells WTOP the Ukranians will have to practically destroy Kyiv in order to save it聽 (here’s the latest on the war)

l tells WTOP about her research into Black women as the backbone of healthcare, and how they deserve a lot more pay for what they do

Will there be another COVID-related pause on student loan payments? Could there even be major loan forgiveness? tells WTOP we should know by May 1st, 2022

New York Times Reporter tells WTOP why Apple’s privacy efforts are tormenting other

discusses Ilya Shapiro’s criticism of President Biden’s vow to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court

Vice 太子探花 Chief Political Correspondent Liz Landers talks about former President Trump’s rally near Houston, where he promised to pardon January 6th rioters if he wins office again. We also looked at election deniers who are across the country.

FiveThirtyEight’s tells WTOP why so many Democratic House members have decided not to run again

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells WTOP car makers are looking for new revenue streams through these subscription services. If you don’t pay the fees – you could be without features behind the wheel

The Washington Post’s joins WTOP to discuss the new that shows major divides over January 6th

American Enterprise Institute’s tells WTOP the tactical analysts she works with believe invading Ukraine – – is too expensive for Putin

joins WTOP to review President Biden’s geopolitical efforts (Listen below and check out Schanzer’s )

Prolific sportswriter & author John Feinstein – his latest book – shares his thoughts and memories on the late NFL great聽

Matt Santoro has worked for both the incumbent and the challenger and tells WTOP will likely be quite competitive

tells WTOP she believes deadly drone strikes have helped and support for the U-S Armed Forces

Politico’s tells WTOP about former President Trump promoting COVID boosters and current President Biden’s messaging on the pandemic

Alessandra Lezama with on-demand child care platform tells WTOP the expiration of the will be disastrous

reviews – along with The Matrix Resurrections & The Tender Bar – on WTOP

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , talks to WTOP about this year’s gift return policies (Listen below and read)

talks to WTOP about whether the recent deadly and destructive Quad-State tornado is the on record and whether it was caused by climate change

The new Spider-Man movie has a huge opening weekend – as Christian Toto offers a review on WTOP and we offer AP’s 迟补办别听

The RAND Corporation’s Chris Whaley tells WTOP about his new study in Health Affairs聽

NBC 太子探花 Reporter Deon Hampton tells WTOP he spoke with who said they were threatened with being fired if they left the facility to take cover

Politico’s tells WTOP how people on both sides of the abortion issue will likely if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , discusses the pros and cons of store credit cards, that can sometimes give you 10 to 15% discounts on the spot

NBC-4’s Scott MacFarlane tells WTOP about – and others – regretting their guilty pleas and possibly trying to appeal them

Google Tech Expert Marley McAliley shares travel tips with WTOP even as the TSA warns our local airports will be crowded this holiday week

is currently injected into patients – now Arlington, Virginia’s is about to launch a clinical trial to test the drug in pill form & she shares details with WTOP聽 (Listen below and sign up for the trial)

JHU’s tells WTOP about coronavirus infection rates as Thanksgiving approaches (Listen below and )

The Wall Street Journal’s Gregory Zuckerman introduces you to some of the pandemic’s vaccine heroes in

NPR’s Tim Mak discusses on WTOP

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , gives WTOP the pros and cons of ‘buy now, pay later‘ over the holidays

Washington Post Polling Analyst Emily Guskin takes us through a bit of the and its 9 categories of the electorate

offers WTOP analysis soon before Election Day voting begins (Listen below and read)

Vice 太子探花 Chief Political Correspondent explains the wrench newly thrown by moderate West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin (Listen below and read)

For a few hours, Wednesday night, it looked like Donald Trump might be coming to Virginia before election day – reports aides say it won’t happen but National Journal’s Jeff Dufour joined WTOP to ask ‘what if…’

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells WTOP you don’t even need to know which school you’re attending yet (Listen below & read)

Lending Tree’s Matt Schulz tells WTOP about the benefits and risks of signing up for store credit cards

National Journal’s talks to WTOP about the Jan. 6 panel’s efforts to get Bannon to appear

Former employees are asking NFL sponsors to help release the full report on sexual harassment allegations regarding the WFT – meantime the reports the team offered financial settlements to former employees. WaPo Columnist offers her thoughts on the team – and Jon Gruden’s resignation on WTOP

Critic Christian Toto reviews Daniel Craig’s last Bond movie and discusses three aging actors who keep getting better (Listen below and read about Craig saying goodbye to Bond)

Journalist Bob Sullivan responds to Mark Zuckerberg’s to Facebook’s recent controversies (Listen below)

CNET’s Ian Sherr gives WTOP his reaction to the testimony of Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen (Listen below & read)

podcast cohost Adam Levin joins WTOP with lessons learned from this outage

Critic tells WTOP the Sopranos prequel is not as good as even the worst season of the groundbreaking HBO series (Listen below and read AP’s take)

Health Affairs’ Jessica Bylander tells WTOP about a Denver program in which people take pictures and write narratives to help in their mental health recovery. (Listen below and )

Washington Post TV Critic Inkoo Kang tells WTOP she isn’t too impressed with Stewart’s new Apple TV+ series (Listen below and )

On Thursday senators pressured Facebook/Instagram to do better by young people, especially those suffering with body image issues

WTOP recently spoke to the Wall Street Journal’s Jeff Horwitz about his paper’s reporting-series on Facebook that shows the company knows its platforms are full of flaws that hurt people

The race for Virginia governor is tight. That has the Biden White House worrying about a domino effect of Democratic losses if Terry McAuliffe falls to Glenn Youngkin. Politico’s Maya King shares the with WTOP

Dave Zirin, author of talks to WTOP about how the former NFL starting QB changed the world

Amid videos of ballot-stuffing in the Russian parliamentary elections – we offer a recent chat with New York Times Moscow Reporter Andrew Kramer who interviewed opposition leader Alexei Navalny who remains in a prison near Moscow (Listen below and read )

Women’s empowerment specialist Andrea Owen shares her new book with WTOP

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , warns scammers are now using QR codes to try to steal from you (Listen below and read)

talks to WTOP about her new book – with –聽 and about why some people are turning to potentially harmful medications like ivermectin instead of getting vaccinated for COVID (Listen below)

Neuropsychologist Bill Stixrud and test prep tutor Ned Johnson say it’s imperative you talk to your kids and really get through to them (Listen below and )

Former Army Ranger and author tells WTOP the military performed admirably during the Afghanistan airlift but the White House did not (Listen below and read about how the president defends his actions and decisions)

Soon after the final military flight left Kabul Politico’s Lara Seligman joined WTOP with her analysis – including her on why Thursday’s deadly terrorist attack wasn’t stopped (Listen below)

International Security Expert talks to WTOP soon after the Kabul terrorist attack (Listen below and read about some of the servicemembers who were killed)

Author and former Army Ranger tells WTOP keeping Bagram Air Base open – and much greater communication – may have spared much death and grief in Afghanistan (Listen below and read)

ABC 太子探花 Political Director Rick Klein tells WTOP relying on the Taliban is dangerous business (Listen below and read)

Herb Weisbaum, with , tells WTOP the pause on paying federal student loans ends January 31st (Listen below and read)

The Brookings Institution’s tells WTOP the Taliban wants to be part of the international community and that could benefit the United States (Listen below and read)

The Washington Post’s Emily Guskin tells WTOP about a new on whether you’re willing to ride Metro and drive to work as you did before COVID (Listen below)

National Journal’s Josh Kraushaar tells WTOP – while the chaotic Trump COVID briefings may be over – the Biden Administration is having its own major struggles with coronavirus (Listen below and )

Time Magazine’s Molly Ball talks to WTOP about her cover-story-profile of Fanone – who almost died defending the Capitol from the pro-Trump mob on January 6th (Listen below and )

Critic Christian Toto tells WTOP some of the same actors are here but this ‘Suicide Squad鈥� reboot is nothing like the failure of 5 years ago (Listen below and read the AP’s take)

Politico’s Anita Kumar joins WTOP to discuss part of President Biden’s week – including COVID vaccination efforts, an extension of the eviction ban and the damning report on Governor Andrew Cuomo (Listen below and read more about the )

Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil tells WTOP we are not on the way to eradicating COVID, we an only hope to control it (Listen below and read)

ABC 太子探花 Political Director Rick Klein talks to WTOP about President Biden’s rotating list of challenges (Listen below and read what we know so far about the Andrew Cuomo investigation)

We discuss the Andrew Cuomo controversy…and the Virginia governor’s race…with on WTOP (Listen below and read about the )

We talk about the spreading COVID Delta variant – and a 70 percent vaccination rate (at least the first shot) for Americans – with of UCSF on WTOP (Listen below and read)

Axios Politics Reporter talks to WTOP about Graham’s new diagnosis and Kevin McCarthy’s latest comments regarding Nancy Pelosi (Listen below)

President Jane Oates expects an economic slowdown as many of us mask up again (Listen below and read)

The Washington Post’s Phil Rucker joins WTOP to discuss the book he co-wrote with WaPo colleague Carol Leonnig 聽鈥淚 Alone Can Fix It鈥� (Listen below and read)

New York Times Tokyo Bureau Chief Motoko Rich updates WTOP on coronavirus in the Japanese capital during the Games (Listen below and )

UCSF’s says masking and a new vaccine-push are needed – in some parts of the country – to put down COVID (Listen below and read)

NBC-4’s Scott MacFarlane gives WTOP his impressions of the first public hearing from the congressional panel investigating the Capitol riot (Listen below and read)

Migration Policy Institute’s tells WTOP there’s an opportunity to create harmony out of chaos if countries work together to reopen after COVID (Listen below and read about the current EU travel mess)

Nearly 60 medical groups say those who interact with patients must get vaccinated for COVID – The Washington Post’s Dan Diamond reports the voluntary approach seems to have run dry聽 (Listen below and read)

ABC 太子探花 Political Director Rick Klein tells WTOP vaccine resistance is hardening even as many GOP leaders say it’s now time to get your shots (Listen below and read)

The Wall Street Journal’s talks to WTOP about his new book聽 (Listen below and read )

UCSF’s tells WTOP Delta means some of us may have to mask up again and everyone must redouble their efforts to get as many people vaccinated as possible (Listen below and read)

Michigan State University’s Jennifer Cobbina tells WTOP about the racial justice starting point of Chauvin’s sentencing (Listen below and read about money devoted to racial equity efforts…trouble is we don’t know how much)