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Country now surpasses 191,000. More than 1,200 fatalities reported just yesterday. And today we have yet another sign that the federal response is falling short. The nations testing czar admitting that testing still isnt where it needs to be. Admiral brett giroir telling dr. Sanjay gupta there are technical limitations, quote unquote, to getting more tests. Meantime, a new poll out today shows the majority of americans are concerned political pressure will cause the fda to rush through a coronav...

You. Well go 72 in washington, 67 in leonardtown. Ill go back up to you. Thank you very much. Its a couple of weeks until election day, but starting today, voters in the district will be able to start casting ballots in early voting. Dc voters got a chance to meet almost a dozen candidates running for the dc counsel at a forum in northwest last night. President obama and governor romney face off one more time in a final time in the formal debate tonight, joining us now with a preview from boca, ...

When the container vessel Dali crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge causing it to collapse in Baltimore Harbor on March 26, 2024, deliveries to the busy port via ship were halted, and the number of trains and trucks coming into the city dropped dramatically as well.

In the aftermath of the disastrous Norfolk Southern train derailment and "controlled explosion" that occurred in East Palestine, Ohio, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric [...]

New high-tech lab at Fred Hutch creates 3D maps of proteins to aid therapeutics and vaccine research April 24, 2021 at 12:10 am Assistant Professor Melody Campbell prepares a sample in the Shared Resources Cryo-EM Lab at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. (Fred Hutch Photo) Dr. Melody Campbell was an undergraduate student when she first noticed the beauty and power of cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM), a technique that uses extreme temperatures and an electron microsco...