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How do you tame Pentagon spending? With a business executive, expert says. 01/29/2013 03:38pm • Since 9/11, the Pentagon has been as poorly run as at any time in decades, and needs someone with strong executive experience to set things straight, according to former Reagan assistant defense secretary Lawrence Korb.In a newsmaker interview with the Washington Guardian, Korb praised Chuck Hagel, Dealing with friends too lazy to Google 01/25/2013 02:51pm • Data Doctors How to be part of WTOP's snow coverage 01/24/2013 05:54am • Neal Augenstein, wtop.com WASHINGTON - What's the snow like where you are? We'd like to include what you're experiencing in WTOP's snow coverage. Here's what to do: Download the free WTOP Glass-Enclosed Nerve App: iPhone Android Download the free Twitter mobile app and, if necessary, set-up Te'o-type hoax targeted Washington Redskins players 01/23/2013 11:11pm • Editor's note: Katie Couric spoke with WTOP this morning about interviewing Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o. Read and listen to what she had to say here. Andrew Mollenbeck, wtop.com WASHINGTON - A flirty fake on social media targeted several Redskins players last season, but the steamy i County Council Approves Controversial Wildwood Apartment 01/22/2013 11:35am • The Montgomery County Council today approved rezoning at the Wildwood Medical Center on Old Georgetown Road that would allow for a new five-story, 58-unit apartment complex. Neighbors of the property at 10401 Old Georgetown Rd. argued against the plan because of school overcrowding, traffic and en Websiteslike.org: More of the same in a good way 01/22/2013 05:19am • Lacey Mason, wtop.com WASHINGTON - Change is good. But sometimes, you just want more of the same. Websiteslike.org is a site like no other to give you sites like any other. Just type in a favorite website and it will give you a collection of similar domains. By using its own algorithms, Websit 5 area companies make Fortune Best Places to Work list 01/17/2013 12:25pm • Five Washington-area companies made the 2013 Fortune Magazine list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For, a list based on criteria like benefits and perks, employee turnover and workforce growth. Navy Federal Credit Union was the highest-ranked local company, at No. 56, up from No. 95 last year. Goo How to be part of WTOP's inaugural coverage 01/17/2013 08:44am • Neal Augenstein, wtop.com WASHINGTON - With improvements in smartphones and the explosion of social media, WTOP would like to include what you see and experience on Inauguration Day in its coverage. If you'd like to be part of Team WTOP, you might want to set up your smartphone today, so you'l How to force Siri to use Google 01/04/2013 02:25pm • Data Doctors No evidence Google is a bully, the FTC says 01/03/2013 07:34pm • Larry Magid, tech analyst, CBS News and CNET Tech Analyst Using Google Translate 01/03/2013 12:53pm • Data Doctors Most-viewed Wikipedia articles of 2012 released 12/30/2012 12:20pm • Heather Brady, wtop.com WASHINGTON - Fans of the boy band One Direction have something to cheer about. A list of the top 100 most-viewed articles on Wikipedia in 2012 has been released. The most-viewed articles involved Facebook with more than 32 million views. The word "wiki" appeared seco Top Arlington Stories of 2012 (#11-15) 12/26/2012 03:55pm • Today we begin our annual countdown of the top stories in Arlington in the past year. The list reflects the articles with the most page views in 2012. Crime was a major theme this year, whereas the story selection was a bit more varied last year. Unlike in years past, not a single restaurant-re Google shift changes results for online shoppers 12/21/2012 12:26pm • Megan Cloherty, wtop.com WASHINGTON - When looking for a gift online, search results could vary depending on which Web browser is used. Google recently made some changes that may alter the online shopping experience. It comes down to advertising. Ken Colburn of the Data Doctors spoke on WTOP Pharmacy industry sees HGH sales grow despite crackdown 12/21/2012 06:10am • A federal crackdown on illicit foreign supplies of human growth hormone has failed to stop rampant misuse, and instead has driven record sales of the drug by some of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies, an Associated Press investigation shows.The crackdown, which began in 2006, reduced the