COLLEGE PARK – University of Maryland scientists are confident that their new spacecraft is going to crash

WASHINGTON – A Maryland man who faced deportation to his native Nigeria should be allowed to stay where he is, a divided panel of the 4th U

WASHINGTON – Heading west on Interstate 70 between Frederick and Hagerstown, it’s hard to miss the sign that there is a congressional campaign here: “Bartlett for Congress” is emblazoned across the roof of a roadside barn

WASHINGTON – It happens every year: The leaves turn, the deer start moving and Jim Lizzio starts seeing two or three deer-related dents at his auto body shop in Glenn Dale

WASHINGTON – Maryland police and prosecutors are worried that a congressional plan to repeal some D

WASHINGTON – The former vice president of Gaithersburg-based MedImmune pleaded guilty Friday to one count each of securities fraud and perjury, admitting that he engaged in insider trading then lied to investigators

WASHINGTON – The rush was on at Valley Gun in Parkville following Monday’s expiration of the federal assault weapons ban

WASHINGTON – Kirk Bloodsworth sat watching the Senate Judiciary Committee argue the merits of legislation bearing his name Thursday — a far cry from the inside of a Maryland prison where he was held until 1993

WASHINGTON – Gaithersburg Police Chief Mary Ann Viverette said her department is ready for the worst if Congress does not renew the federal assault weapons ban before it expires Monday

NEW YORK – With the spotlight focused on Lt