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Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013


8:10 p.m. – Andrew Daniels, Men’s Health Magazine

When should you toss your meds, sunscreen?


11:10 a.m. – Elizabeth Dias, Time magazine reporter

How TIME chooses its Person of the Year

Related story: Pope Francis is Time’s Person of the Year


9:10 p.m. – Glenn Thrush, senior editor, Politico

Has John Boehner’s Tea Party pet alligator grown to big?


7:20 p.m. WTOP Tech Guy Gregg Stebben

A new idea from Google engineers may take technology too far


6:20 p.m. Rachel Smolkin, managing editor for POLITICO

The budget deal pauses the fiscal wars on Capitol Hill


5:40 p.m. – David Elfin, longtime Redskins beat reporter

Cousins to take the field


4:40 p.m. – George Wallace, WTOP’s Redskins beat reporter

RG3 benched, Cousins in


4:10 p.m. – Major Garrett, chief White House correspondent, CBS

Budget deal


4:10 p.m. – Major Garrett, chief White House correspondent, CBS

Budget deal


3:10 p.m. – JJ Green, WTOP National Security Correspondent

The security challenge of Nelson Mandela’s funeral


2:20 p.m. – Maz Jobrani, comedian, founder of the Axis of Evil Comedy tour

A comedic take on Iran-US relations


12:51 p.m. – Dave Ross, commentator

The Volcker rule


10:40 a.m. – Jill Schlessinger, CBS News business analyst

General Motors has named a 33-year company veteran as its next CEO — and it’s the first woman to lead a major car company


9:40 a.m. – Sharyl Attkisson, CBS News Correspondent

Allegations of mismanagement of animal care at the National Zoo


9:10 a.m. – Elizabeth Newton, clinical dietician, Medstar Washington Hospital Center

Diet sodas and the impact of sweeteners on the metabolism


8:40 a.m. – Chick Hernandez, Comcast SportsNet

Shanahan vs. Snyder: An NFL standoff


7:40 a.m. – Laura Stevens, Wall Street Journal

How retailers are cranking up the competition to keep up with Amazon


6:40 a.m. – Nancy Cordes, CBS News Congressional Correspondent

Will Congress pass a budget deal?

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