WTOP's Interviews and Links Live
Audio and context around some of the interviews and stories on WTOP News. This blog is curated by WTOP's Dimitri Sotis.






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American business & govt. should expect cyberattacks from Iran
CyberScout's Adam Levin tells WTOP there's probably too much hand-wringing over President Trump's decision to launch a cyberattack on Iran (Listen & get Vice's take)(AP Photo/Evan Vucci) -
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New sanctions on Iran are not a slap on the wrist
Daily Beast Senior Columnist Matt Lewis tells WTOP we've entered a tense week with this traditional foe (Listen & Read)
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Zombies and a TV host at the movies this weekend
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Mystery surrounds the Customs and Border Protection hack
CyberScout's Adam Levin on how much hackers can do a lot with a picture of someone in a car and license plate number (Listen or read Slate's take)
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Scammers try to rip you off on Venmo & Zelle
Consumerman Herb Weisbaum has a warning about peer to peer apps that let you send money (Listen & Read)
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Xbox markets body wash to gamers - or anyone who likes bright green
WTOP Tech Guy Gregg Stebben tells WTOP he thought it was a joke at first (Listen or check out Esquire's take)
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Getting the best deals on plants & shrubs
Consumerman Herb Weisbaum says the big box stores are less expensive but not always better ( Listen & Read )(AP Photo/Paul Sakuma) -
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Immigrants take care of a lot of our parents & grandparents
Leah Zallman has done research that shows many immigrants - citizens and non-citizens - are looking after America's elderly and disabled people. (Listen to our chat on WTOP)(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) -
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Dark Phoenix doesn't require a lot of Marvel prep
Christian Toto tells WTOP the new X-Men movie is enjoyable (Listen or read AP's take)
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The wireless companies we like - and like less
Consumerman Herb Weisbaum runs down a new survey (of 19,000 cell phone customers) about the wireless companies and smartphones they like best (Listen & Read)
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Don't panic over iTunes
Tom Merritt, host, dailytechnewsshow tells WTOP Apple is breaking up its iTunes software for computers into three apps, but the songs you have saved won't be disappearing. (Read or Listen)
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Rocketman could've been a better rock & roll fantasy
Christian Toto reviews the Elton John biopic on WTOP (Listen to Christian and read about a little controversy here)(David Appleby/ Paramount Pictures via AP) -
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Dinosaurs take over National Zoo (and other weekend events)
Weekender DC's Mike McCarthy has ideas for you to have fun around the DMV (Listen below)
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