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The American Civil Liberties Union announced a lawsuit against the National Security Agency on Tuesday, alleging what it calls "mass Internet spying" on Americans international emails, communications and other online activity.
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A recap of the Nov. 25 season finale of "Dancing with the Stars," as the winner gets crowned
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Daily chores undone while transfixed
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Unrest in Ferguson shows need for police intervention and crowd control
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The Sun's headline in a story about the Gaza conflict dehumanizes Palestinian civilians.
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Washington football team should adopt its former name, the Braves
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Regulations should keep e-cigarettes cheaper and more convenient than conventional cigarettes, but still expensive and inconvenient enough to deter a new generation of nicotine addicts. Banning e-cigarette use inside public buildings would be a great step toward achieving this.
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Editorial praising president's foreign policy pragmatism is way off-base
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As an attorney general running to be governor, Gansler ought to know how long marijuana has been illegal
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In "Mad Men" Season 7 premiere, Don's on the mend. Sort of.
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Maryland offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo, whose hiring was announced by the school six days ago, is leaving to accept a post with an NFL team.
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Towson trailed North Dakota State, 21-7, at halftime of Saturday's Football Championship Subdivision title game, but nothing took more of a beating than the turf at Toyota Stadium.
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Since winning the Intel, the biggest science prize for high schoolers, almost two years ago, Jack Andraka, 16, has become a globe-trotting ambassador for medical research and science education. But for all his travels, meeting the Clintons and other world leaders, it's his family that keeps him grounded — a brother who is also a gifted young scientist, and parents who let them run experiments in the basement and bathrooms of their Crownsville MD home.
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The Laurel Museum is opening its doors this Saturday, Nov. 16, from 10:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. for anyone interested in bringing Laurel's history to one of the web's premier sites.
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Maryland colleges will fare best when they are allowed to compete freely
