
Max Scherzer back on IL: Nats in trade market?
Max Scherzer is back on the injured list, retroactive to July 26, with continued issues with a mild rhomboid strain that dates back to a start on June 30.

Max Scherzer is back on the injured list, retroactive to July 26, with continued issues with a mild rhomboid strain that dates back to a start on June 30.

Elizabeth Warren on Monday released her plan to break decades of Washington consensus and transform every aspect of America’s current approach to trade.

Stephen Strasburg gave up a run on two hits in seven innings, and Washington got to Walker Buehler, in an 11-4 Nats win over the Dodgers on Sunday.

Some cities (and their airports) have started Fly Quiet programs to encourage airlines to use more modern, quieter planes and schedule their take-offs and landings to minimize or spread out noise pollution.

Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) will host a Tri-Cities Gun Violence Town Hall on Tuesday, July 30.

Two days ago, the Washington Nationals were three outs away from being 10 games over .500, before the lack of depth on the pitching staff reared its head.

A three-run Justin Turner homer broke a 1-1 eighth-inning tie, and Kenley Jansen eventually shut down the Nats in the ninth in a 4-2 Dodgers win on Friday.

Congresswoman Elaine Luria (VA-02) voted in support of a bipartisan budget agreement that would permanently end the threat of sequestration.

Renowned poets Lynne Procope and Jive Poetic will work with 15 Valley Scholars on expression through poetry and performance.

Washington was three outs away from a series sweep of Colorado, but ran out of gas, or anyway, closers.
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