WASHINGTON – A panel of experts speaking Wednesday before a congressional committee expressed doubts that the cloning of humans would ever take place
Washingtonians Not Surprised 24 Percent of Them are Obese
WASHINGTON – Washingtonians don’t seem to be too surprised to learn that close to 24 percent of them are obese
Morella Calls Hearing to Probe Ethics of Cloning
WASHINGTON – A congressional panel headed by Rep
Maryland Inspector Settles Neighbors’ Noise Disputes
BALTIMORE – David Jarinko’s friends like to tease him about his job
Norton Introduces Bill to Eliminate Tax Exemptions For Special Interests
WASHINGTON – Tax exemptions enjoyed by three dozen special- interest groups that have offices in the District would be eliminated under a bill introduced Thursday by D
Maryland Old-Growth Forest Deeded to State
WASHINGTON – An old-growth forest in Prince George’s County that provides critical habitat for migratory songbirds will be saved from development, under a deal signed Friday
Potomac Man Sentenced on Fraud-Related Charge
WASHINGTON – A Potomac man was sentenced to 12-and-a-half years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to defrauding fellow inmates and Maryland homeowners
Judith Hoyer, School Official, Wife of Congressman, Dies
WASHINGTON – Judith Hoyer, a Prince George’s County school official and wife of Democratic Rep
Maryland To Sue Federal Government Over Nuclear Waste Disposal
WASHINGTON – Maryland and more than 30 other states announced Thursday they will sue the Department of Energy over its December announcement that it cannot meet a January 1998 deadline to start disposing of high-level radioactive waste from nuclear power plants