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Job Outlook for Recent College Graduates 05/24/2021 12:00am • Last year, the class of 2020 was dubbed the "class of COVID-19," and recent grads looking for jobs after college had to conduct their job search in what's been called the " worst job market since the Great Depression." Today, while the class of 2021 still will graduate into what's technically consid MedStar launches 'National Safe Sun Week' leading into Memorial Day weekend 05/23/2021 12:27pm • Did you know more people bring snacks to the beach than bring sunscreen? And only one in four people surveyed knows that you should apply sunscreen every two hours! Those are some of the findings a new survey from MedStar Health, a major health care provider in the D.C.-metro area. They surveyed Data Doctors: Is someone spying on my iPhone? 05/21/2021 05:23pm • Q: Is there a way to tell if someone has hacked my iPhone and is spying on me? A: Apple has always been focused on making the iPhone as secure as possible. With the release of iOS 14, the options for controlling and monitoring what’s happening with your phone have dramatically improved. Des Many women have misconceptions about what’s most dangerous to their health 05/20/2021 11:01pm • Women might want to reconsider what they think they know about their health and about what puts them most at risk, according to a national survey from a health care company. “94% of women failed the MDVIP Women’s Health IQ Quiz and one of the striking things is that there are some misconcepti COVID-19 booster not forgone conclusion if vaccine goals are met, Dr. Fauci says 05/20/2021 02:17pm • Dr. Anthony Fauci said he's not convinced that COVID-19 booster shots will be needed anytime soon. While the duration of the current vaccine's effectiveness is still to be determined, Fauci told Washington Post Live that if the country meets President Joe Biden's vaccination goal of 70% of adults Financial Advisor Versus Financial Planner: What's the Difference? 05/20/2021 12:00am • A rose by any other name may still be a rose, but is a financial advisor who calls himself a financial planner still a financial advisor? That's the real question. The difference between a financial advisor and financial planner is a subject that's debated in the financial services industry, but to What Is a Budget Calendar -- and Do I Need One? 05/19/2021 12:00am • Most of us rely on calendars to keep track of everything in our lives, from doctor appointments to vacations. Why not use one to keep track of your finances as well? For example, you may have that doctor visit marked, but have you also written down the amount of your copay? And do you have other im Woodbridge doctor charged with sexually assaulting patients as young as 2 years old 05/18/2021 09:11pm • This article was written by WTOP’s news partner InsideNoVa.com and republished with permission. Sign up for InsideNoVa.com’s free email subscription today. A Woodbridge doctor has been charged with sexually assaulting two patients, one starting when she was 2 years old, dating back to 1998, p Montgomery Co. Council eases indoor mask rules for fully vaccinated 05/18/2021 03:14pm • Officials in Montgomery County have relaxed rules for face coverings in Maryland's largest county, lifting the outdoor mask mandate entirely and allowing people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to also go without masks indoors. The Montgomery County Council, sitting as the board of healt Charles Co. deputies in good condition after shooting at Waldorf home 05/18/2021 09:22am • WALDORF, Md. (AP) — Two Maryland sheriff’s deputies were in good condition Tuesday despite being shot multiple times a day earlier while trying to serve a warrant for a probation violation on an assault charge, a spokeswoman said. The shooter was found dead hours later. On Tuesday night, sher Do's and Don'ts for Medical School Applicants When Addressing Personal Experiences With Illness 05/18/2021 12:00am • Many aspiring physicians have had an up-close encounter with illness that has influenced their decision to become a medical doctor. Some have battled a disease at a particular point in the past while others have chronic medical conditions that continue to be a part of their lives. There are also th Doctors urge more gender-specific research on leading cause of death for women 05/17/2021 12:01pm • ▶ Watch Video: New report finds lack of data for women's heart health, pushes for more gender-specific research A new report in The Lancet medical journal is sounding the alarm on what it calls a serious lack of gender-specific research and data when it comes to heart disease in women. Violinist Chelsey Green to perform at Prince George's Community College 05/17/2021 02:33am • Chelsey Green is considered one of the best violin and viola players in the country. This Saturday, she performs a free virtual concert with the Prince George's Philharmonic at the state-of-the-art Prince George's Community College at 7:30 p.m. "It's such a beautiful venue," Green told WT How to Master LSAT Science Passages 05/17/2021 12:00am • Law schools love applicants with backgrounds in science and technology who bring useful skills and perspectives to the classroom and the courtroom. Most law school applicants, however, have backgrounds in the humanities or social science. Many of them feel confident with literary analysis or politi Review: 'Moonlight' director Barry Jenkins delivers 'Underground Railroad' 05/14/2021 01:26pm • Thuso Mbedu is seen in Barry Jenkins' adaptation of "The Underground Railroad." Barry Jenkins is the most intriguing filmmaker working today, having directed back-to-back art masterpieces in "Moonlight" (2016) and "If Beale Street Could Talk" (2018). Now, Jenkins directs the 10-episode mi