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"Glamorous Trash" podcast host Chelsea Devantez returned to share her seasonal roundup of celebrity memoir recommendations. Make sure to check out Chelsea's memoir, "I Shouldn't Be Telling You This (But I'm Going to Anyway)."

Hundreds of families in Washington D.C.'s Rapid Rehousing Program are facing eviction, as the clock runs out on their housing assistance.

L’Annexe Beverage Director Hakim Hamid joins Liquid Lunch with a few creative cocktails just in time for fall.

Shining a spotlight on Music in Me Foundation International. Founder & CEO Jane Pinczuk stopped by to tell us more about the nonprofit which promotes anti-bullying and health & wellness on a different note. Also, International Recording Artist King Kanja performed his latest song "Superstar" while Anointed MVMNT founder and creator Ryan Green aka "Visual OPM" danced.

Elise "The Diva Chef" Harris joins Good Day DC to discuss everything from Katy Perry's latest album to Simone Biles' new ink.

EGOT winner and talk show host Jennifer Hudson discusses Season 3 of 'The Jennifer Hudson Show,' airing weekdays at 1pm on FOX 5.

BEACON teaches adult literacy in the greater D.C. area.

Naina Singla with Sonder-Sway takes a look at some fashion trends you can expect to see this fall.

Popular bakery Chip City has some fun fall flavors being released for the season. Today, they joined us in studio to share more about what delicious flavors you can expect to see in stores.

Dietitian Allison Tepper, owner of Tepper Nutrition, discusses emotional eating and how to navigate the anxiety.

George Washington University epidemiologist Jordan Kuiper explains what we know about microplastics and what their health impacts may be.

Doctor Ray Solano walks us through how your student-athlete can prepare for game day by avoiding injuries and treating them effectively.

In this week's political panel, GOP strategist and President of Nahigian Strategies Keith Nahigian and Democratic Strategist Douglas Sloan discuss the second assassination attempt against Trump, the continued fallout from the debate between him and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and foreign policy as the Middle East is heating up following an attack on Hezbollah.

Lindsay Chervinsky she is a presidential historian and the executive director of the George Washington Presidential Library. She is out with a new book about John Adams and discusses the parallels of the presidency then and now, partisanship and Joe Biden stepping out of the race.

The Federal Reserve cut rates by half a point and that was more aggressive than was expected. What will this mean for individuals and for businesses? What impact will this have on the election and who does this help? To answer these questions and more Washington Post opinion columnist Heather Long is On The Hill.

Congress reached a funding deal Sunday that would avert a possible partial government shutdown and fund federal agencies for about another three months. The new budget year begins Oct. 1, and the spending approved this weekend would extend funding into mid-December. Maryland Republican Rep. Andy Harris joined On The Hill to talk about the budget and his new role as Chair of the Freedom Caucus.

Live & breaking news for Washington DC and the entire DMV area.

Live & breaking news for Washington DC and the entire DMV area.

Live & breaking news for Washington DC and the entire DMV area.