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  • A utility worker secures a power line on a pole as his team repairs lines downed by fallen trees in Springfield, Va., Sunday, July 1, 2012. A severe storm late Friday, June 29th knocked out power to approximately one million residents, traffic signals and businesses in the region. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

    Drenching storms topple trees, cut power around D.C.

    A line of thunderstorms that stretched from Pennsylvania to Virginia walloped the D.C.-area Tuesday afternoon, toppling trees, knocking out power to thousands, and flooding roads as commuters started their evening trip home.


  • The backyard features a swimming pool with a diving board, whirlpool tub and stone decks.

    Resale of the week: House nestled in large wooded site

    Whether you are a prospective homebuyer, a real estate investor or a builder, the property at 5935 Tilbury Road west of Alexandria has something to offer. This unusual residence, in the Mount Hebron area of Fairfax County, offers an idyllic setting on a large wooded site within minutes of two Metro stations and the shops and restaurants in Kingstowne and Old Town Alexandria.


  • Close-plane mishap rattled air traffic controllers

    A new report describes a chaotic scene in an airport tower after controllers mistakenly flew three planes too close to each other near the nation's capital. It says some controllers were rattled afterward.


  • ** FILE ** In this July 21, 2011, file photo, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood talks in Washington. Lawmakers dug in Tuesday, July 26, 2011, for what is shaping up to be a protracted fight over legislation necessary to end a partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration even as the economic and social consequences of the shutdown widened. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File)

    LaHood, local leaders demand reforms from airports authority

    Elected leaders from the District, Maryland and Virginia joined the nation's top transportation official on Tuesday calling for immediate reforms at the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority in the wake of recent reports that raise "serious doubts" about its effectiveness.


  • FAA bars flight maneuver after D.C. incident

    The Federal Aviation Administration will bar airports nationwide from using a traffic-reversing operation after a close call last week at an airport near the nation's capital.


  • Inside Politics: GOP lawmakers question IRS head over tax credits

    House Republicans questioned the head of the Internal Revenue Service on the agency's decision to apply the health care law's tax credits in states that decide not to carry out a key provision of the statute.


  • FAA investigating near-collision at D.C. airport

    The FAA is investigating how three commuter jets narrowly avoided a midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport outside the nation's capital.


  • Several levels of decks surround the pool, offering plenty of space.

    Resale of the week: Great Falls contemporary on 5 green acres

    For those who love nature and want to live in a serene community with trees, animals, streams, birds and plants as their closest neighbors, Great Falls in Northern Virginia may be one of the best options within an easy drive of downtown Washington.


  • Illustration: Global warming by Greg Groesch for The Washington Times

    EDITORIAL: Blowing smoke over global warming

    Legend has it that Washington was built on a swamp, and its sweltering summers add credence to the story. Lately, global warming adherents have been capitalizing on the city's sultry weather to advance their belief that the use of fossil fuels is responsible for rising temperatures baking the planet.


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