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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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The House condemns President Trump over his recent tweets
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President Trump vs. congressional women
Washington Post Political Reporter Eugene Scott joins WTOP with perspective (Listen & Read AP's take)(AP Photo) -
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In Japan people are renting cars but not driving them
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UK Ambassador to US resigns over Trump row
Ethan Epstein of The Washington Times tells WTOP the most interesting thing about this story may be the reaction of the UK's Boris Johnson(AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) -
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Labor Secretary refuses to resign
ABC's Rick Klein has analysis of Alex Acosta's news conference and predicament(AP Photo/Alex Brandon) -
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Concerns about face scans on driver's licenses for ICE
CyberScout's Adam Levin says it's an invasion of privacy (Listen to our discussion and Read AP's take)(AP Photo/Scott Bauer) -
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Challenges for Amazon
WTOP Tech Guy Gregg Stebben says Amazon is feeling pressure from presidential candidates and others (Listen - CNN's take)(AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File) -
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New credit cards aimed at millennials and Gen Z
Consumerman Herb Weisbaum tells WTOP about these 3 new choices (Listen to our conversation)(AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, File) -
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New 'Spider-Man' movie is breezy but not top-notch
Christian Toto talks about "Spider-Man: Far From Home" on WTOP (The Associated Press is more charitable in its review)(Jay Maidment/Columbia Pictures/Sony via AP) -
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Trump Administration backs off 'citizenship question' for the Census
ABC News Political Director Rick Klein says the White House is taking an "L" (Listen & Read)
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Annabelle Comes Home has no blood and gore
Christian Toto reviews the latest film in "The Conjuring" franchise and talks about why most sequels are flops these days (Listen or read AP's take)(Dan McFadden/Warner Bros. Pictures via AP) -
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Do voters want 'Medicare for All'? Or just to comfortably pay bills?
Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders and other candidates debated the merits of "Medicare for All" at Thursday night's debate - but Alan Weil of Health Affairs tells WTOP this sweeping overhaul may not be what most voters want (Listen)
(AP Photo/John Locher)