WASHINGTON – Republican state Sen

WASHINGTON – A wave of voter anger and frustration sweeping the nation may make for a more interesting election year in strongly Democratic Maryland, conservative activists and candidates say

WASHINGTON – House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Mechanicsville, said Tuesday that Congress will focus on two main issues in the 2010 legislative session: creating jobs and reducing the budget deficit

WASHINGTON – Maryland politicos are maneuvering in the wake of Thursday’s Supreme Court ruling that tossed out restrictions on corporate and union campaign spending, with one congresswoman even drafting a constitutional amendment to overturn the decision

WASHINGTON – Although Maryland voters are most concerned about the troubled economy and health care, a new poll shows that attitude isn’t translating into a dramatic backlash against the state’s top Democrats — a scenario played out in Tuesday’s Massachusetts Senate race

ANNAPOLIS – It didn’t take much for Charles Lollar to fire up the audience as one of the first speakers at Wednesday’s Tea Party rally in Annapolis

BALTIMORE – The flurry of activity on Pier 11 in Baltimore began Thursday, as the USNS Comfort prepared for its latest mission — to aid in the relief effort following Tuesday’s massive earthquake in Haiti

BALTIMORE – Last year, Cornelia Brown was forced to move out of the East Baltimore rowhouse she had lived in for almost 60 years

COLLEGE PARK – To the casual observer, Rep