Scientists and engineers at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center have begun to assemble and test the James Webb Space Telescope in advance of its 2018 debut.
Data Breaches Common at Universities, Other Educational Institutions
There were more than 50 data breaches at K-12 schools, colleges and universities in the United States last year.
‘Revenge Porn’ Bill Passes Through House, Moves on to Senate
“Revenge porn” bill would make it a crime to maliciously post explicit photos online of someone without their consent.
Senate Passes Compromise Bill on Dog Owner Liability
Senate passes bill that would hold dog owners responsible for bites, but also allow owners to challenge that liability in court.
Maryland’s Cybersecurity Industry Thrives Despite Hackers’ Evolution
As cyberattacks grow in number and severity, businesses and government alike are combining to help achieve U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski’s goal of making Maryland the “epicenter for cybersecurity.”
Report Shows Some Improvements in Chesapeake Bay Restoration
A new report shows that many local and national efforts to curb pollution have had a positive effect on the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Trading Stilettos for Shoulder Pads
WASHINGTON- The D.C. Divas are a full tackle professional women’s football team. This group of elite female athletes proves that when it comes to breaking barriers, they tackle them head on.
Navy base conducts active shooter scenario
WASHINGTON – The Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling held an active shooter exercise this week as part of a larger Navy-wide security scenario.
States’ Support of Chesapeake Lawsuit Draws Thousands of Petition Signatures
A Chesapeake Bay Foundation petition has attracted more than 25,000 signers supporting the Environmental Protection Agency against a lawsuit supported by 21 states.
Jake’s Law Aims to Create Tougher Punishments for Texting While Driving
After a driver whose distracted driving led to the death of a 5-year-old received a $1,000 fine, a new measure proposes much harsher penalties.