Ron Nessen, press secretary to President Ford, dies at 90
Ron Nessen, the veteran broadcast journalist who served as press secretary for President Gerald Ford, has died at 90.
Senate passes bill to avert $1B hit to D.C. budget in spending plan
The Senate passed a stand-alone bill Friday that would allow the District to continue with its 2025 budget without ...
Judge formally sentences Adnan Syed to time served in ‘Serial' podcast case
A Maryland judge formally sentenced Adnan Syed on Friday to the time he's already served in prison, appearing to finally ...
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Court rejects Baltimore's bid to block CFPB funding cuts
A federal judge in Maryland ruled against the City of Baltimore's attempt to block cuts to Consumer Financial Protection ...
Baltimore bid to halt US CFPB defunding rejected by judge
A federal judge in Baltimore on Friday rejected the city's effort to temporarily block the Consumer Financial Protection ...
As DC fights Congress over its budget, a look back at how we got here
Advocates are seizing the moment to call for change, urging Congress not to “get back in the city management business” before ...
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The Republican Plot to Destroy Washington, D.C.
Experts warn that Trump's slash-and-burn rampage through the nation's capital will do lasting damage to a historically ...
Science Amid Chaos: What Worked During the Pandemic? What Failed?
As the coronavirus spread, researchers worldwide scrambled to find ways to keep people safe. Some efforts were misguided.
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CSX detours 16-plus trains per day as Baltimore tunnel work begins
CSX is detouring well over a dozen trains daily now that the Howard Street Tunnel project is underway in Baltimore.
Could DC merge with Maryland? Congressman proposes an escape from ‘MAGA colonialism’
Washington D.C. used to belong to its two neighbors — Maryland and Virginia — until the land was ceded by the states in 1790 to form the nation’s capital. Then In 1847, the part of the city that was ...