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Va. Republicans invite Lt. Gov. Fairfax, his accusers to testify
Virginia House Republicans have announced plans to hold a public hearing where Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax and the two women who have recently accused him of sexual assault can testify, a move that will likely inflame a partisan battle over the General Assembly’s role in investigating the allegations.
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- Commuter Connections' program wants to give incentive to avoid DC traffic new
- Northern Va. dealer whose product led to 2 fatal overdoses gets 21 years new
- Caps acquire defenseman Nick Jensen from Red Wings new
- Navy Federal customers hit with another banking glitch
- Skeptics of $15 minimum wage in Md. push regional carve-out
- 2 killed in Fairfax Co. single-car crash identified updated
- Police: Driver seriously injured in Chantilly crash went wrong way on Rt. 28 updated
- Panel: 'Virginia Tech Innovation Campus is not Amazon University'
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Can you name every Best Picture winner?
It’s just days until the 2019 Oscars, and it’s the perfect time to put WTOP Entertainment Editor Jason Fraley to the trivia test. Watch the video.
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Founder of MOM's eats ‘expired’ food for a year — and lives
The founder of MOM's Organic Market and his family ate food that was past its labeled date for a year to make a point on expiration dates and food waste.
