WASHINGTON – A federal judge said Charles Brooks cannot sue the state or the assistant state’s attorney who left him in jail for 29 days on a sexual assault charge, even though officials knew they had the wrong Charles Brooks behind bars

WASHINGTON – Things have been pretty quiet around Miami Beach the past few days

WASHINGTON – The House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct — better known as the ethics committee — released a memo to House members earlier this year outlining what their tax-funded Hill offices could and could not do during election season

WASHINGTON – It was a one-sentence caption buried deep among the links and photos on Rep

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s 130,000 federal workers have been left in limbo as Congress wrangles over the budget, with agencies unable to hire or enact new programs that were slated to take effect Oct

WASHINGTON – They’re ex-warriors, trained to find bombs and guard military bases, but they’re looking for a loving home

WASHINGTON – Tim Hutchins bounced around the New Carrollton Metro station one recent morning, swooping in on commuters to pass out leaflets and chat about his bid to unseat Democratic Rep

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WASHINGTON – Thanks to the Aberdeen Boys and Girls Club, Shaquonda Bibbins-Blakes can handle politicians with the confidence of a seasoned lobbyist

WASHINGTON – A congressional proposal that could save military dogs from their current fate of being put down shortly after their working days are over will come too late for retired Airman 1st Class John Langley