WASHINGTON – As the second-ranking Democrat in the House, Congressman Steny Hoyer is using his political might to campaign nationally for fellow Democrats in the final weeks before the Nov

NEW CARROLLTON – Howard Dean, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, gave a short pep talk to a group of Democratic phone bankers here Friday, speaking optimistically about Democrats’ prospects in Maryland and U

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BALTIMORE – Tucked into a small wooded stretch just behind the Johns Hopkins University campus, about 100 scientists – and millions of flies, frogs, mice and worms – are quietly changing the face of medicine

CAMBRIDGE-Gregory Lenz stepped outside the Canvasback restaurant where he works as a chef to marvel at the revitalization of Cambridge’s pleasant historical district

BALTIMORE – The little yellow bells rang out praise Friday morning for after-school programs that keep children constructively occupied “beyond the bell

BALTIMORE – Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martin O’Malley outlined his healthcare plan for the state Thursday, vowing to reduce the ranks of uninsured citizens, restore state funding to health programs and make Maryland a national leader in healthcare

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WASHINGTON – Worse than holding babies or petting puppies, it’s the parades, with their endless sea of hands to shake, that are the worst for a politician seeking votes

BALTIMORE – For a week, debates were the center of the debate in the U