Snow has rapidly developed over the region and is sticking everywhere. Winds gusts of up to 50 mph are possible tomorrow; schools close again.

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• Metro: Underground only, no bus service likely
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After a rare session, Obama, congressional chiefs say they will work together on jobs, health care.

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44 | At briefing, press secretary displays "hope" on his hand where Palin had "energy," "tax" on hers.

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Education secretary urges overhaul of student lending, saying industry has had a "free ride."

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Move establishes national task force on nutrition, physical activity and personal responsibility.

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