Tysons Corner has developed into a booming, thriving business district â but office space vacancies, traffic headaches and a lack of an urban center are becoming hurdles that could define the city’s future.
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MORNING HEADLINES - August 09, 2017
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[Booming Tysonsâ looming problem: What happens to older real estate?](
Tysons Corner has developed into a booming, thriving business district â but office space vacancies, traffic headaches and a lack of an urban center are becoming hurdles that could define the city’s future.
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[DC is having its least violent summer in 10 years, chief says](
According to D.C. police statistics, violent crime is down 26 percent from 2016. Police Chief Peter Newsham also announced two arrests in a pair of July killings.
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[2 Maryland-based hotel chains rank in top rewards programs](
Two Maryland-based hotel chains are in the top 5 of U.S. News and World Report's 2017 Best Travel Rewards Programs. Find out which ones.
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[The Latest: 3 of 6 soldiers seriously hurt in car attack](
French counterterrorism prosecutors have opened an investigation into a car attack on soldiers in Paris suburb that left six injured.
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[5 tips to make back-to-school shopping less expensive](
Going back to school is an exciting (and stressful) time for children and parents. You can relieve some of the pressure by having a plan and a budget and by making good financial decisions.
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[Catch cool deals at hot restaurants](
Summer Restaurant Week runs from Aug. 14 to Aug. 20 and gives you the chance to see what makes the District so delicious.
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[Driving during eclipse could be dangerous](
It wonât be pitch black in the D.C. area, but drivers may be distracted by the Aug. 21 eclipse. Hereâs what you need to know to stay safe on the road.
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[Trump offers North Korea tough talk, despite miscalculation risk](
Warning of "fire and fury," President Donald Trump answered North Korea's threats with more rhetoric, injecting a new uncertainty into the six-decade truce with the communist nation.
- [Key facts about Guam, the center of US-North Korea tension](
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[Tornado confirmed in Salisbury](
The EF-1 tornado brought winds of up to 105 mph into the Eastern Shore city and touched down near Salisbury University.
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[Lady Antebellum ready to 'Look Good' at Merriweather](
Charles Kelley, co-founder of the Grammy-winning country trio, joins WTOP to preview Sunday's concert at Merriweather Post Pavilion.
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[2017 fantasy football team name suggestions](
Need help with your fantasy football team name this year? Here are some suggestions.
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[Postal Service bets on higher stamp prices to fix woes](
Buffeted by threats from Amazon drones to deliveries by golf cart, the beleaguered U.S. Postal Service is counting on a different strategy to stay competitive: more freedom to raise prices on mailing letters.
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[Redskins Charitable Foundation, Good Sports donate equipment to Richmond youth](
The Redskins donated more than $60,000 worth of athletic equipment and apparel Tuesday at training camp.
- [Redskinsâ Cousins: Win, everything else will fall into place](
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[It's time for a new FERS benefit proposal](
Randy Silvey, president of Silverlight Financial, details an idea to help educate federal employees on saving for retirement.
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[When it comes to mobile, are passwords too risky but smartcards too cumbersome?](
Criminals are getting better at hacking into cellphones or personal computers and getting through password-protected systems. Derived credentials offer safer and better ways to secure even the most sensitive federal agencies’ systems and networks.
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[Country music legend Glen Campbell dies at 81](
Glen Campbell, the superstar singer of âRhinestone Cowboyâ and âWichita Linemanâ whose appeal spanned country, pop, TV and movies, died. He was 81. See photos.
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[College Park postpones plan to allow voting for people in US illegally](
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn said the vote will likely be pushed back to early September.
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[DC-area Macy’s stores hiring for back-to-school](
See which Macy's stores in Maryland and Virginia are taking part in Saturdayâs jobs fair.
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[US scientists contradict Trump’s climate claims](
Federal scientists are warning that burning fossil fuels is already driving a steep increase in the United States of heat waves, droughts and floods.
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[Taylor Swift wants case to serve as example to other victims](
The singer is seeking a symbolic $1 in the case, and her attorneys said they want others to know “that you can always say no.”
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[Can the government be run like a business?](
Steve Ezell of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation says it’s possible to run the government like a successful business.
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