WASHINGTON – A federal judge has rejected a publisher’s claim that St

WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers and steelworkers gave a lukewarm reception to President Bush’s Tuesday announcement that he would impose up to a 30 percent tariff on some imported steel

WASHINGTON – Alyssa Pascarell, 8, does not know what it means to “Stand up for Steel,” but she chanted the slogan anyway

WASHINGTON – The number of jobless Marylanders expected to exhaust their unemployment insurance benefits in the first six months of this year is up 59 percent over the same period last year, according to a report released last week

BALTIMORE – Predatory mortgage lending grew from 8 percent to 14 percent of all refinanced mortgages in Maryland between 1998 and 2000 and has spread to every corner of the state, according to a study released Friday

BALTIMORE – Hundreds of workers rallied with state and federal elected officials at the United Steelworkers union hall Wednesday, demanding a 40 percent tariff on cheap foreign steel that they say is threatening their livelihood

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to hear a former Senate worker’s claim that a federal judge should have considered new evidence at his resentencing for a child pornography conviction

WASHINGTON – Despite an almost 28 percent increase, lawmakers said this week that the Coast Guard will not have enough in fiscal 2003 to do all the jobs it is being asked to do in the wake of Sept

WASHINGTON – The foreign exchange trader wanted in connection with $750 million that is missing from Allfirst Bank is not on the lam and has met with federal officials on the case, his attorney said Thursday

BALTIMORE – Maryland-based Allfirst Bank suspended four employees and said Wednesday it will write off the $750 million that disappeared this week along with one of its employees, foreign exchange trader John Rusnak