WASHINGTON – A week before midterm congressional elections, the nationwide buzz is that Democrats could take over the House of Representatives — and Rep

WASHINGTON – Maryland has the second-highest proportion in the nation of people who have earned at least a bachelor’s degree, according to recently released U

WASHINGTON – If you live in the north of Maryland, you might have seen them — the squeezable rubber ducks sporting camouflage shirts and military helmets and holding little canteens

WASHINGTON – Robert Kozak left his Frederick home for Houston in May to see his niece’s new baby, but something he didn’t see there made him come back a congressional candidate

CHEVY CHASE – On an evening in mid-August, when Jeff Stein’s campaign fliers began to disappear fast from their table at the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair in Gaithersburg, the Republican candidate for the 8th Congressional District first began to think he could win the next month’s primary

WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives was in session, and Rep

WASHINGTON – Property values and mortgage costs throughout Maryland rose in 2005, according to U

WASHINGTON – El Salvadorans living in Maryland could face a new obstacle to reuniting with family members under an immigration reform bill pending in the U

WASHINGTON – Maryland Republicans are hoping to gain seats in the legislature come November, but the large number of routed Democratic incumbents in primary contests may hold little advantage for them, analysts say

WASHINGTON – Immigrant rights groups from Maryland and other states will try to remind Congress of immigration reform, now on a back burner, with a rally on the National Mall and march around the Capitol today