WASHINGTON (Gray DC) – The House of Representatives enters its last full week before the annual August recess with two committee hearings targeting the Smithsonian Institution set before lawmakers head home Friday.

A House Oversight subcommittee will hold a hearing Tuesday to examine claims that the Smithsonian Institution has worked to “reshape the past.” The hearing follows a White House report released earlier this month that claims the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History “alters and disparages the history of the United States.”

The Committee on House Administration will hold a nearly identical hearing Wednesday.

That same day, President Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to Georgia as part of a tax cut tour ahead of the midterm elections. Trump has been traveling to key states to promote the White House’s tax policy, with the high cost of living serving as a central theme heading into November.

During the Georgia stop, Trump is also expected to promote “Trump Accounts,” a federal savings program that creates investment funds for children.

Then on Friday, the President’s global 10% tariffs on all goods entering the United States is set to expire. The tariffs replaced those overturned by the Supreme Court in February and are limited to 150 days before Congress is required to extend them.

Officers responded to the intersection of Columbia Pike and Fairland Road around 1:45 p.m. on Saturday for a reported multivehicle crash.

Preliminary information indicated three to four vehicles were involved, including a Tesla Cybertruck that was split in half. Multiple people were initially trapped in separate vehicles, authorities said.

4 things to know about the weather:

1. Weather Alert for wildfire smoke, heat advisory and PM storms
2. Air quality will improve this afternoon
3. Expect feels-like temperatures over 100°
4. Scattered, strong storms between 3-7 p.m.

Poor air quality, high heat and a chance for strong storms may affect your Saturday plans.

Air quality started code red, which is unhealthy, in much of the region. Code red means everyone should limit time outdoors, especially if doing strenuous activities, experts say. Expect air quality to shift from one neighborhood to the next and throughout the day.

Overall, a code orange air quality alert is in effect, which means conditions are unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Southwest winds will increase, and the change in wind direction will improve the air quality but bring high humidity along with it. A heat advisory has been issued.

Highs will get back into the low 90s with a heat index topping 100° before storms finally arrive.

Locally strong to severe storms will be capable of producing very heavy rain and the risk of urban and flash flooding. Rain chances will remain low for the morning hours, but all bets are off after 2-3 p.m. and storms will be widespread from 4- 5 p.m. onward.

Storms will linger into late Saturday night before tapering off around sunrise Sunday morning. Sunday afternoon and Monday will turn out to be quite nice, followed by a humid and stormy Tuesday.

Weather radar

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QuickCast

TODAY
WEATHER ALERT | Smoky | Hot & Humid | 40% Chance PM Storms
HIGHS: Mid 90s

TONIGHT
Partly Cloudy | Storms Ending
Temps: 70s Area-Wide

SUNDAY
Partly Sunny
HIGHS: Upper 80s

MONDAY
Partly Sunny
HIGHS: Upper 80s

TUESDAY
Partly Sunny | Scattered Showers & Storms (40% Chance)
HIGHS: Lower 90s

SUNSET: 8:31
Averages: 89/73F

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