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Greece expels Olympic athlete over racist tweets
07/25/2012 01:58pm • By DEMETRIS NELLAS Associated Press ATHENS, Greece - Triple jumper Voula Papachristou was expelled from Greece's Olympic team Wednesday for her comments on Twitter mocking African immigrants and expressing support for a far-right party. The Hellenic Olympic Committee said Wednesday that Papac
Expert: D.C., Balto. need Africa-style 'War on AIDS'
07/25/2012 01:36am • Paula Wolfson, wtop.com WASHINGTON - There's a dire AIDS and HIV problem in D.C., but the numbers for the entire D.C.-Baltimore corridor are staggering. "If you look at the statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the rates among D.C. and Baltimore and all along the corrid
Study: D.C. making progress in fight against AIDS
07/19/2012 06:39pm • Paula Wolfson, wtop.com WASHINGTON - The World AIDS Conference opens Sunday in D.C., where HIV/AIDS is an epidemic. A new, independent study says the District is making progress combating the
virus
, but not nearly enough. The research was done by the advocacy group D.C. Appleseed, with coopera
HIV discoverer says new drug won't end epidemic
07/18/2012 10:47am • WASHINGTON - A newly approved approach to combating the AIDS
virus
is not in itself a silver bullet, says one of the scientists who helped discover the rampant
virus
. The FDA recently approved Truvada, a new pill that combines existing drugs to produce an effective preventative measure for thos
Expert: Apple users lost immunity to Internet
virus
es
07/09/2012 12:29pm • WASHINGTON - Apple users who thought they were immune to common PC
virus
es should think twice. The attack on a malicious computer
virus
that left many without an Internet connection on Monday also applies to Macs and iPads, according to one expert. Only 64,000 computers were affected by the FB
Fairfax County added to list of West Nile zones
06/27/2012 11:05am • WASHINGTON - The potentially deadly West Nile
virus
that continues to spread throughout the region has popped up in Fairfax County as well as in Prince William, reports The Washington Examiner. The disease, which claimed the lives of two area residents in 2011, is generally carried by mosquit
West Nile
virus
found in Prince William County
06/26/2012 09:08am • Kathy Stewart, wtop.com WASHINGTON - A warning: If you're outside, you're at risk. The mosquitoes are bad this summer across the D.C. region, thanks to a warm winter and early spring, and now they're even more dangerous. Health officials are issuing a warning after the West Nile
virus
has been
'Flame' computer
virus
fans flames between U.S. and Israel
06/09/2012 03:52am • WTOP National Security Correspondent J.J. Green
Computer scam disguises itself as hotel confirmation
06/02/2012 11:46pm • WASHINGTON - A hotel reservation email scam is taking advantage of summer vacation season and attacking computers with a trojan
virus
. Scammers are using an email labeled "Forward...Hotel Booking Confirmation" to put the
virus
on computers. The email appears plausible, instructing the user to
New cyber
virus
uses gaming language
05/31/2012 06:56pm • Catherine Herridge, Fox News chief intelligence correspondent
Is it OK to cry at work?
05/08/2012 08:10am • What do you think? Is it OK to cry at work? Under what conditions is it acceptable? Post a comment in this story, comment on WTOP's Facebook Page or use #WTOPTalkback or #WTOP on Twitter. .polllabel { float: none !important; width: auto !important; margin-left: 25px; } .poll-option
Md. first to protect kids from ID theft (VIDEO)
05/03/2012 03:35pm • Megan Cloherty, wtop.com WASHINGTON - Children in Maryland are better protected from identity theft after Gov. Martin O'Malley signed a bill Wednesday giving parents a preventative way to protect their kids' credit. The Maryland Child Identity Lock bill allows parents and legal guardians to place
Metro bus driver does not have meningitis
04/23/2012 05:52pm • WASHINGTON - A Metro bus driver who made headlines on Monday for having viral meningitis never had the
virus
, officials said Friday. Metro would not say why the driver's diagnosis had changed because of laws regarding medical privacy. On Monday, Metro alerted the public about the driver's conditi
Iranian 'Stuxnet' attack was inside job
04/16/2012 09:19pm • J.J. Green, wtop.com WASHINGTON - In March 2010, Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment plant was infected by the "Stuxnet"
virus
. Originally it was heralded as a "cyberattack," but recent developments suggest the attack was launched on-site by a person who plugged a 32MB memory stick into a computer at
Trojan
virus
infects more than half a million Macs
04/06/2012 04:46pm • WASHINGTON - Attention Mac users: Your computer might not be as
virus
-proof as you thought. Ars Technica warned on April 2 that a Trojan affecting Macs had been spotted -- later confirming that it was a variation of a
virus
that first made an appearance last year called the Mac Flashback Trojan. T
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