Health care and research at NIH endangered by budget stalemate, Rep. Chris Van Hollen says.
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Local HS band prepares for the pope
Thirty DeMatha High School band members prepare to perform for the pope at Joint Base Andrews on September 22, 2015.
Ravens Look to Clock Management with West Coast Layover
Ravens look for an edge by practicing in West Coast opponents’ backyards.
Maryland Refugee Programs Await Syrians
Various Maryland programs are readying for Syrian refugees, but there is little public awareness such help exists.
Cantor to lend voice to papal Mass, sings ‘for the glory of God’
Christina Massimei, of Bel Air, is one of three cantors singing before Pope Francis’ congregation, leading by example and through song.
O’Malley Gets Firsthand Look at Legal Marijuana in Colorado
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley isn’t yet ready to endorse federal legislation legalizing recreational use of pot.
Biology professor to perform in choir for Pope Francis
Wednesday, St. Mary’s College of Maryland biology professor Jeff Byrd will perform on a lawn in front of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, where the pope is scheduled to celebrate mass — a large change from his typical afternoon location in the lab.
12 Government Shutdowns in 35 Years. Is Another One Due?
Experts expect another shutdown in October because of disagreement over the Iran nuclear deal, spending cuts and the deficiency in the Highway Trust Fund, according to the Washington Post.
Pope’s Washington Visit Means Transportation Delays
The papal events are expected to attract several hundred thousand visitors to Washington over the course of the three-day visit Tuesday through Thursday.
With More Suicides Among the Middle-aged, Experts Draw Attention to Warning Signs
It’s National Suicide Prevention Month, and experts say more awareness is needed on warning signs