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Maryland's governor may have failed to support clean energy but there is much that can be done to change that

King v. Burwell should never have existed. Only a deeply flawed legislative process brought the case to the Supreme Court. The result will likely damage the court's legitimacy and further divide the country.

WASHINGTON — Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski's startling announcement Monday that she will not seek reelection in 2016 after a four-decade career in elected office set off a political free-for-all as Maryland's most powerful Democrats began to position themselves for the opportunity to run for a rare open seat.

The fact that Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has a tracker following Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler around is no big deal.

Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler asked his Democratic rivals Tuesday to keep third-party spending out of the race for governor, pointing to other states where such agreements are said to cut down on negative attack ads.

Sen. John Kerry would be a fine pick for Secretary of State, but the president's treatment of his UN ambassador remains puzzling

Doyle McManus says speculating about the next presidential campaign is absurd -- so let's start the handicapping

It's hard to tell who's happier to see Jim DeMint leave the Senate, Democrats or Republicans.

Despite calls for moderation, right-wing GOP senators revert to tea party form and shoot down a disability rights treaty

Rice attacks motivated by GOP desire to recapture a Senate seat

Robert Reich says distaste for Republican policies is driving Romney's poll numbers down

CHARLOTTE — Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, the self-styled dean of the Democratic women, called on voters to back female candidates in an address to her party's national convention Wednesday that came as both presidential campaigns are working to court the key demographic.

U.S. Rep. Todd Akin's rape comments elicit ire from Md. groups, U.S. politicians

Commuter advocates and Maryland lawmakers say they will fight to renew an expiring tax credit that benefits mass transit users, including MARC riders.

Former Defense Department official says Congress will never cut unneeded arms programs on its own, so an independent commission is required