The parents of 2-year-old Heavenz wonder about her future, as well as theirs.
(Linda Davidson / The Washington Post)
Accommodations to be built in Baltimore near Johns Hopkins through a new initiative.
Karlief Moye of Silver Spring is suspected in Maryland co-workers’ deaths.
An Afghan refugee family was getting ready to resettle in Columbia, Md., but is now unable to do so after President Trump’s travel ban.
Competing legislation has been proposed by the county Senate delegation and the governor.
The snow threat is minimal, but potentially badly timed.
Protesters waving banners continued to express their opposition to President Trump’s travel ban on Jan. 30 at Dulles International Airport.
We’ve become a country that detains a 5-year-old at the airport simply because he holds dual American and Iranian citizenship
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Their son, a senior government official in Prince George’s County, is hoping to resolve their status before they are stranded in Saudi Arabia.
House oversight plan calls for hands-on review of D.C. laws and spending decisions.
Several Democrats say they want the state to follow a handful of others where voters have legalized pot.
A male victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Ms. Riva, a major figure in French films of the 1950s and ’60s, received Oscar nomination at 85.
Trump promised the gift before his inauguration after an unlikely meeting between the two.
Future workers would be able to choose between the new plan or the public-pension program.
The Ocean Prediction Center is calling the storm "extremely dangerous low pressure."
Prosecutors verified that the arrestees were working as journalists during riots.
Mayor Muriel E. Bowser proposes changing rules for the public school lottery system
Two lawmakers, a Muslim and a Jew, reflect on the founding fathers and American values
