WASHINGTON – Less than six months out from their 2010 victories, Maryland’s House of Representatives’ members are already raising funds for their 2012 campaigns, some more successfully than others, according to the latest Federal Election Commission reports

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WASHINGTON – With a looming government shutdown, the Maryland unemployment division is bracing for a potential increase in claims by furloughed federal workers

WASHINGTON – Roscoe Bartlett was a tea partyer before the tea party was cool

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WASHINGTON – Maryland’s first lady Katie O’Malley joined President Obama and the nation’s first lady to discuss concerns about pervasive bullying in American schools at the inaugural White House Conference on Bullying Prevention

GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba – Time in a prison here is much like any other in America — long, monotonous days behind razor wire and concrete walls — with one key difference: An inmate on American soil knows when imprisonment will end

GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba – The vast majority of the more than 170 detainees at Guantanamo Bay’s prison camps, including a former Baltimore resident, have not been charged with any crime

WASHINGTON – Valentine’s Day, with estimated sales of $15