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Coming in from newingston outgso to the capital beltway. You are at speed northbound out to duke street and up to seminary road. Light Traffic Volume for those eastbound on 66th out of manassas. This happens to be the beltway inner loop. Loop again at speed. No issues to report at the wilson bridge. Br traffic floal between alexandria. 395 looks good out to the 14th street bridge. Dge. Kennelworth avenue the inbound drive is starting tostar shake up a little bit south of Eastern Avenue headed outd to pennsylvania avenue. No accidents, no delays. That is a check of the ontime o traffic. Thank y...

In silver springs, stale smootho ride on both sides of the beltway. College park around to georgia avenue. 395 at king street, northbound, hov lanes looking good rightht now. Farther south of that, 195, no delays both in the main lanesne and the hov lanes. Metro rail starting off on timem this morning. Orng. Thats a look at your fox 5 on 5 time traffic. Thanks, steve. , ste so far, no compromise on capitol hill. For more, we are jtooined by sherri ly, the clock ticks,icks ticks, ticks. Theyve got into midnight monday to prevent a partial government shutdown. Utdown. Democrats are expected to r...

It concluded we need nothing more than the panel of very distinguished professors and the splended presentations by both the majority counsel and the minority counsel. We asked some questions. The republicans asked them questions. We heard their answers. Were ready to vote. Were ready to try this case in the high court of impeachment. What was being said in the sounds of silence was this. We dont have time to follow the rules. We wont even allow the house judiciary minority members who have been besieging us time and again to have their day. Just one day to call their witnesses. Oh, yes, that ...

A day after the House overwhelmingly passed the bill, Senate President Kathleen Passidomo on Thursday backed a proposal that seeks to prevent children under age 16 from having social media accounts and said the Senate will start moving forward with it.

A day after the House overwhelmingly passed the bill, Senate President Kathleen Passidomo on Thursday backed a proposal that seeks to prevent children under age 16 from having social media accounts and said the Senate will start moving forward with it.