Furloughed workers concerned over back pay
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Tom Fitzgerald talks with Siobhan Hughes, Wall Street Journal congressional correspondent, and Mitchell Miller, WTOP congressional correspondent, on the economic impact of the government shutdown. Aired Oct. 5, 2025

Congress still at stalemate over government shutdown
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Tom Fitzgerald talks with Siobhan Hughes, Wall Street Journal congressional correspondent, and Mitchell Miller, WTOP congressional correspondent, on next steps for Congress amid the government shutdown. Aired Oct. 5, 2025

Government shutdown next steps
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Tom Fitzgerald talks with Rep. Andy Harris on day 5 of the government shutdown. Oct. 5, 2025

Sahar Paz: Thriving Beyond Breast Cancer
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Coping with Stress During the Shutdown
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Jessica Reddy, MD, psychiatrist in Largo, Md., at Kaiser Permanente shares tips for managing stress and uncertainty during the government shutdown.

Local mother and son duo writes children's book on bullying
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On this week?s ?Motivation with Marissa,? a local mother and son share details on their new children?s book, ?The Elegant Elephant, Fly and Flea.? Dr. Lucille Hilliard and Marcellus Mitchell also talk about their personal experiences with being bullied as kids. They hope their book and story will help people learn how to build friendships, set boundaries and overcome challenges.

Uncomfortable Either Way ? Choosing Growth Over Easy
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Bestselling author and high-performance coach Brett Eaton says life is uncomfortable either way?you just have to choose the discomfort that helps you grow. He joins us now to share some of the ?uncomfortable truths? from his new book Uncomfortable Either Way.

Skincare: Hype or Help?
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Everywhere you look online, people are trying the latest skincare tricks. But do they actually work? Dermatologist Dr. Pooja Sodha is here to break down what’s hype and what actually helps your skin.

World Mental Health Day
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Today is World Mental Health Day, a reminder of the importance of caring for our emotional well-being, especially in the face of constant news and global challenges. Joining us is licensed therapist Elizabeth LaMotte, founder of the DC Counseling and Psychotherapy Center, with expert advice on protecting your mental health and building resilience

National Tequila Day w/ Last Call Bar
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It's National Tequila Day and we are getting into the spirit with our next guest. Last Call Bar lead bartender Britt Weaver joined us with some cocktails creations and more!

Top Headlines: Ukraine carries out drone strike in Ukraine, Trump set to appear in court, travelers frustrated by passport backlog
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This morning we're discussing Ukraine's drone strike on Russia, Trump's imminent appearance in court in connection to classified documents found at his Mar-a-Lago home and the passport backlog that has travelers -- and lawmakers -- feeling frustrated.

Breaking a sweat with Elevate Interval Fitness
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Founder of Elevate Interval Fitness, David Magida, walks us through a workout you can do at home to help prepare you for Hyrox.

Bracing for another rate hike
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The Federal Reserve will meet again this week and we're bracing for another rate increase. Corrine Clark joined us with more on Monday Morning Quarterback.

Women's World Cup puts pay equality back in the spotlight
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All eyes are on soccer this week with the Women's World Cup underway. Fans across the DMV are excited to catch all the action. Cindi Harkes, a former semi-professional player and coach, discusses the importance of the sport -- particularly the renewed attention on women's sports and pay equality.

Congressional lawmakers believe government shutdown likely with summer recess approaching
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Congress has one week left before its August recess and some lawmakers believe a government shutdown is likely as they approach a September deadline to pass a spending bill. Congressional reporter for the Wall Street Journal Siobhan Hughes and The Hill Senior Editor Jesse Byrnes are discussing the looming deadline.