Attorneys General Sue To Block Trump’s Last-Minute Environment Rules
The suits were sparked by the ex-president’s “midnight” rollbacks that changed the rules for major emitters of air pollution.
State & Local Politics
Republican Infighting Over Trump Brings Censures And Calls For Resignations
Republican lawmakers are being censured for voting to impeach Trump, signaling an impending shift in the GOP.
New York Eyes Legalizing Marijuana And Online Sports Betting To Ease Budget Woes
Many New Yorkers are already gambling on sports outside the state, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says.
National Guard Troops Stand Ready After Rioters Pillaged Capitol
The aftermath of the Capitol riot is generating finger-pointing over who did and didn’t want the Guard deployed.
Cemetery Will Survive as ‘Last Black Piece’ of Gentrified D.C. Despite Real Estate Arms Race
Founded in 1809, a burial ground served all Georgetowners until a “whites only” graveyard was established 40 years later.
Chinese Delegation Takes Measure of Political Situation in Nepal
Protests have wracked the country since the prime minister dissolved parliament on Dec. 20.
Maryland’s search for energy may place wind farm near tourist destination Ocean City’s shoreline
3 Mid-Atlantic states promote wind energy development despite objections from tourism officials
Video Of Police Officer Shooting Teenager Armed With Knife And Fake Gun Released
‘Suicidal’ gunman armed with an airsoft gun and a knife survives officer-involved shooting.
‘Baton Blow’ Complaint Gets the Elbow as Inquiry Clears Police Officer
A Seattle protester was injured by her fellow demonstrator’s arm, not a policeman’s night stick, an official inquiry finds.