Mark Herring will announce that he believes Virginia’s ban is unconstitutional and will join in asking a federal court to strike it down, an official says.
Children in America today are just as likely — no more, no less — to climb the economic ladder as children born more than a half-century ago, researchers find.
The aircraft will fly over Maryland. (Raytheon)
During a three-year test in Maryland, the Army will deploy surveillance tools resembling blimps to cast a vast radar net.
An allegation from a Virginia chef spurred a criminal investigation about former Gov. Robert McDonnell.
The report is bound to spur further debate about the program’s value and legality.
Prosecutors need to prove that the former Va. governor offered help in exchange for gifts or money.
Rouhani’s English-language Twitter account has been a key tool in an international charm offensive.
The Internet images have been viewed by many. The Supreme Court considers one man’s penalty.
COLUMN | The IOC jeopardized the safety of athletes and fans for the benefit of Vladimir Putin’s ego.
Credible threats of force could force change in Syria — but the U.S. prefers feckless diplomacy.
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Experts suspect an error by censors led to country’s traffic being diverted to servers of anti-censorship activist.
Rep. Steve Pearce emphasizes, however, that submission doesn’t mean inferiority, just different roles.
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GRAPHIC | Sitting too long can cause health hazards including organ damage and foggy thinking.
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The animals at the zoo in Washington, which was closed Tuesday because of the storm, played amid the winter weather.
The region faced intense snowfall, strong winds and bitter cold Tuesday and Wednesday.
Japanese snow monkeys, twin polar bears, saltwater crocodile, blessing of the animals, puppy mill rescue and more.
The event, held on the anniversary of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, grows younger each year.
Hundreds of doctors and health workers are trying to help those affected by the war as the humanitarian crisis deepens.
FACT CHECKER | Republicans get in trouble when they compare the number of cancellations with the number of new health plans
THE PLUM LINE | Two prominent Dem Senators come out against a sanctions vote.
Apres-ski leisure? Not if you work at the Belvedere, the Swiss resort hosting the World Economic Forum.
Renee Fleming is chosen to sing the national anthem at the game, and classical music scene waits to react.
DR. GRIDLOCK | Riders should expect delays of up to 30 minutes as workers install 39 feet of new rail.
The Wizards fail to take advantage of a depleted Celtics squad and are buried by Jeff Green’s 39 points.
INNOVATIONS | The potential of wearable technology to alter sports is shown by the Sacramento Kings.
Lockheed has been rapidly cutting costs to adapt to tightened government spending.
Also Maryland ranks high in millionaires -- and foreclosures.
FEDERAL EYE | Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said he is open to paying for the bill with savings from overseas military operations.
Risks of conflict rise as China and Japan trade bitter recriminations.
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