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Md. attorney general asking victims of abuse by school, church officials to come forward
After an investigation revealed decades of child sex abuse and cover-ups by the Roman Catholic clergy in Pennsylvania, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is now seeking any information of similar abuse in Maryland schools or places of worship.
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- Va. law preventing police from identifying juvenile homicide victims misguided, chief says
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- Injured woman rescued from steep slope in DC
- 10 unexpected debt traps — and how to avoid them new
- Md. man found dead after he went missing during hike in Hawaii
- VRE seeks to raise fares after giving riders too large a discount
- Billionaires buying up media: Savior complex or civic duty? new
- Florence death toll at 44 as Carolinas face rising rivers
- Before McNair died, U.Md. trainers failed to better treat him: report
- Report: Taylor Gourmet to close all DC-area shops
- PHOTOS: 2-headed snake found in Prince William Co.
- Police: Man dies after shooting in Southwest DC
- Suspect’s utterance may play role in prosecution of DC runner murder
- Bill authorizing government reorganization now has a House companion
Turtles with decked-out shells go through airport
A family returning from a trip brought some special cargo with them through Dulles International Airport: four baby turtles with brightly painted shells. See photos.
How to go on a financial diet
Identifying areas where you’re overspending can present a challenge. If you want to go on a financial diet but aren’t sure how to start, try the following expert-backed strategies.
Tale of a Troll
Former Russian ‘troll factory’ worker faces retaliation; warns Americans ahead of midterm elections
A former employee of the so-called "internet Research Agency" in Russia tells WTOP's J.J. Green what happened this year that made him think he was being targeted. He also has advice for Americans ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
