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In stunning reversal of fortune, $6.8 billion deal on life support comes roaring back

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The man is mulling whether to testify at the former House speaker’s sentencing in April.

Lawmakers and Hogan hail the bill, calling it a bipartisan effort

Plus, a reader forced his wife to get an abortion and now can't persuade her to get pregnant again.

Obituaries from the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia.

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Is it the dream of many a high school student to shred Fitzgerald’s novel?

USS Conestoga, believed sunk near Hawaii, was 2,000 miles away, near San Francisco.

From dog shows to professional sports, he was a ubiquitous presence as a commentator.

Retired U.S. marshal Matthew Fogg has had a long career fighting as the underdog.

In trying to create fairer schedules, D.C. may create hardships.

It doesn't get much better than this in March! We've got another nice day on tap tomorrow.

The bourbon won a double gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Mr. Taylor teamed with Q-Tip to lead the influential group that helped define hip-hop in the 1990s.

State police say Travis J. Blair was on wanted list; he was killed in struggle with officer.

In stunning reversal of fortune, $6.8 billion deal on life support comes roaring back

Heavy snow and howling winds brought traffic to a standstill in Denver as a major spring storm wound up.

Prince George's County bomb squad creates beeping Easter eggs for visually impaired children.

Surprise! There are more than a dozen different kinds of cherry blossoms, and they all have unique personalities. Find out which one is most like you.

Members of Congress from neighboring districts are battling for Maryland’s open senate seat.

Spring weather in Washington, D.C. is not for the faint of heart.

They’re musicians, they’re acrobats, they’re spelling champs, they’re chicken whisperers, and sometimes they’re just kids who are funny.

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