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Where are the nation’s best hospitals? See US News’ 2018-2019 rankings
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore ranked high yet again on U.S. News & World Reports’ annual “honor roll” of the nation’s best institutions. See the top-ranked facility and the 10 best hospitals around D.C., as well as the areas in which they shined.
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- London crash considered terrorism
- Cars plunge as highway bridge collapses in Italy; 11 dead new
- Toddler dies after fall from Fairfax County apartment building’s balcony
- College Park residents displaced after storms, fallen trees damage homes
- NWS proposes to trim watches, warnings for flooding new
- App links Md. nonprofit with donors to help domestic violence victims new
- 4 ways the ‘Kiddie Tax’ can work for you and your family new
- Pellet, BB gun used to damage cars in Germantown: Police new
- Would Hogan win if Marylanders went to the polls today?
- Why the trip to the beach may take you longer this summer traffic
- More DC McDonald's getting remodeled
- Va. Democrats sue to remove independent from tight House race
- In 2003, a northeastern blackout left 50M people without power
- Prosecution rests in Manafort tax evasion and fraud trial
- New restaurants announced for Tysons’ massive The Boro development
- 4 indicted in Md. carjacking ring
- Aretha Franklin is seriously ill
- FBI fires Peter Strzok in wake of anti-Trump text messages
- Ocean City fishing tourney founder on hook after tie-breaker rule
- Trump signs $716B NDAA, boosting military pay
Column: College football programs must evolve
With the death of a football player at the University of Maryland, WTOP's Noah Frank raises a number of questions about college football programs and their future.
Best fantasy movies of all time
WTOP film critic Jason Fraley ranks the 25 best fantasy films of all time. Agree? Disagree? Let us know.
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White nationalist, counterprotest rallies in DC
Participants in Sunday’s “Unite the Right 2” rally descended upon D.C., a year after white nationalists held a similar event in Charlottesville, Virginia, in which a counterprotester was killed.
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