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10/20/2006 [-] Democrats back staffer suspended over Iraq leak
10/20/2006 [-] S. Korea presses U.S. over 'umbrella'
10/20/2006 [-] Catholic Church offers management skills Jay Lindsay / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/20/2006 [-] Arizona gets approval to require voter photo ID
10/20/2006 [-] Allstate Maryland refunds to average 850
10/20/2006 [-] Caterpillar halts Dow advance
10/20/2006 [-] U.S.-S. Korea pact on free trade urged
10/20/2006 [-] Traders doubt OPEC
10/20/2006 [-] Actors urged to rethink Bud.TV affiliation Gregory Lopes /
10/20/2006 [-] The doughnut divide Beth Rucker / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/20/2006 [-] CNN accused of 'enemy propaganda'
10/20/2006 [-] U.S. courts Hamas rival Harry de Quetteville / LONDON SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
10/20/2006 [-] U.N. reports on genetic concentration camps Damien McElroy / LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH
10/20/2006 [-] Ahmadinejad says Israel led by 'group of terrorists' Ali Akbar Dareini / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/20/2006 [-] Islamic clerics decree a halt to sectarian bloodshed
10/20/2006 [-] China wrests N. Korean pledge Nicholas Kralev /
10/20/2006 [-] Bush pins label of 'defeat' party on Democrats Stephen Dinan /
10/20/2006 [-] Screen horror gives guys, girls roles Jennifer Harper /
10/20/2006 [-] Wilder advises Webb to make stance clear Christina Bellantoni /
10/20/2006 [-] World Series lifts Detroit's morale John Lippert and Larry DiTore / BLOOMBERG NEWS
10/20/2006 [-] Doing deals on the green Jen Haberkorn /
10/20/2006 [-] Supreme Court Ariz. can require voter ID
10/20/2006 [-] Man critical after stingray attack
10/20/2006 [-] Texas Justice Who Spoke for Bush Pick Is Cleared
10/20/2006 [-] Washington Twp. official pleads guilty to child-porn possession
10/20/2006 [-] Rep. Harman reportedly under investigation
10/20/2006 [-] GOP candidate's office raided
10/20/2006 [-] Rumsfeld Iraq must stand up 'sooner'
10/20/2006 [-] Experts at Washington Forum Warn of Difficulties in Determining Kosovos Future
10/20/2006 [-] Washington Roundup Reichert-Burner Race Heating Up
10/20/2006 [-] Physicist GMU poised to be world-class research institution
10/20/2006 [-] Uribe blames FARC for Colombia bombing
10/20/2006 [-] Earthquake rattles capital of Peru
10/20/2006 [-] Fernandes stands firm but notes faculty concerns
10/20/2006 [-] Has the Washington Post Missed the Boat...Again?
10/20/2006 [-] Ohio governor grants stay of execution
10/20/2006 [-] Police shootings hit Philadelphia record
10/20/2006 [-] Cougars look for scoring punch as No. 16 Ducks visit
10/20/2006 [-] Willingham's Huskies break in new QB at Cal
10/20/2006 [-] Building collapses in Washington, Ia.
10/20/2006 [-] Bush urges GOP on Medicare drug benefit
10/20/2006 [-] Alistair Cooke's daughter speaks out
10/20/2006 [-] British prince helps gain stay for killer
10/20/2006 [-] Bush to discuss Iraq with top generals
10/20/2006 [-] Elderly man guilty of killing 10 in crash
10/20/2006 [-] EU, Russia meet at summit
10/20/2006 [-] Solana rumored leaving EU
10/20/2006 [-] Harry Jaffe In D.C. Schools, the'N' is for nepotism
10/20/2006 [-] Turks asked to boycott French media
10/20/2006 [-] Texas death row suicide probed
10/20/2006 [-] Aid chief to leave U.N. post
10/20/2006 [-] Italy says slave trade growing
10/20/2006 [-] Designers market subzero clothes size
10/20/2006 [-] Norway lawmakers admit tax avoidance
10/20/2006 [-] Searching for missing hunter in northeast Washington
10/20/2006 [-] FBI probes voting machine software theft
10/20/2006 [-] Ex-page chief testifies of Foley concerns
10/20/2006 [-] Aussie general has doubts on Iraq war
10/20/2006 [-] Mounted police patrol Belgrade overnight
10/20/2006 [-] Milwaukee man admits NFL bomb threats
10/20/2006 [-] Australia district reviews same-sex law
10/20/2006 [-] Pope says Catholic church is not political
10/20/2006 [-] Greek, Cypriot leaders meet at EU summit
10/20/2006 [-] Officials Cost of Dulles rail system expected by year's end
10/20/2006 [-] Cold War museum looks to Lorton as permanent home
10/20/2006 [-] College-credit classes resume at mega-church, for now
10/20/2006 [-] Wis. Man Charged in Football Threat Hoax
10/20/2006 [-] Major change in Iraq policy predicted
10/20/2006 [-] Ahmadinejad tells West to get along
10/20/2006 [-] Iran warns against threat on nuclear issue
10/20/2006 [-] Millions to fight Iraq insurgency missing
10/20/2006 [-] Kim says N.Korea plans no more nuke tests
10/20/2006 [-] New U.S. nuclear plan advances
10/20/2006 [-] Hamas fundraising continues
10/20/2006 [-] D.C. Council talks pay raises
10/20/2006 [-] Enhanced station and affordable housing approved near stadium
10/20/2006 [-] Yeas and Nays Friday, Oct. 20
10/20/2006 [-] Jim Williams Friday night will be lit by TV lights in D.C.
10/20/2006 [-] Court told it has no say over detainees
10/20/2006 [-] Lynch gets a 'B' for fiscal policy from Washington group
10/20/2006 [-] Comcast to feature interviews with local, state, national political candidates
10/20/2006 [-] D.C. teaching fellows still waiting for stipend
10/20/2006 [-] New tour spotlights Washington movie locations
10/20/2006 [-] Too late for lame attempts to win the black ... Adrienne Washington
10/20/2006 [-] Stem Cell Conference In Washington
10/20/2006 [-] Washington Federal sees net income rise in 4th quarter
10/20/2006 [-] President says media trying to undermine Republican turnout
10/20/2006 [-] Memo shows Graham ordered payments
10/20/2006 [-] Group backs 33 million school bond package
10/20/2006 [-] New poll puts O'Malley ahead by almost 11 points
10/20/2006 [-] Opponents can't rattle his cage
10/20/2006 [-] Home is where the hoop is
10/20/2006 [-] Clark commits to Hoyas
10/20/2006 [-] Marriott announces global strategy
10/20/2006 [-] Colts are no easy task
10/20/2006 [-] Merging cutting-edge science with business savvy for a successful start-up
10/20/2006 [-] Lottery /
10/20/2006 [-] Ehrlich rigid on school funds Ben Nuckols / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/20/2006 [-] Defense calls Jemal's gifts 'exchange of hospitality' Matthew Cella /
10/20/2006 [-] Maryland vote panel hit on lack of oversight Jon Ward /
10/20/2006 [-] Too late for lame attempts to win the black vote Adrienne Washington
10/20/2006 [-] Man blames cousin in Rosenbaum trial Gary Emerling /
10/20/2006 [-] Accountant probed in embezzlement at drug trade group Jim McElhatton /
10/20/2006 [-] Yorktown still unites Sonja Barisic / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/20/2006 [-] Students 'cannot learn' amid protests Arlo Wagner /
10/19/2006 [-] Economic indicator up slightly
10/19/2006 [-] Ad sales fall at Times, Tribune
10/19/2006 [-] OPEC approves cut in oil output
10/19/2006 [-] Commodities may sink even further Ellen Simon / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/19/2006 [-] FDA warns against compounding drugs Gregory Lopes /
10/19/2006 [-] Fear this Jen Haberkorn /
10/19/2006 [-] Washington bank buys Utah bank
10/19/2006 [-] Ruling Is Due for Justice Who Lobbied for Bush Pick
10/19/2006 [-] Kozlov, Thrashers shoot past Washington
10/19/2006 [-] Judge Orders Cheney Visitor Logs Opened
10/19/2006 [-] Priest in Malta Says He Had Close Contact With Foley
10/19/2006 [-] Chile Pinochet doesn't remember torture
10/19/2006 [-] More people think Congress corrupt
10/19/2006 [-] Judge rules against ex-NYSE head
10/19/2006 [-] Aussie report on late cancer detection
10/19/2006 [-] GOP urges GOP candidate to quit race
10/19/2006 [-] Russia suspends NGOs
10/19/2006 [-] Gunman from Capitol faces new charges
10/19/2006 [-] DEP Coyote Killed In Washington Had Rabies
10/19/2006 [-] 15 dead in crash of Uzbek military plane
10/19/2006 [-] FBI says NFL bomb threats likely a hoax
10/19/2006 [-] Bad booze death toll reaches 39
10/19/2006 [-] NAMI Keep mental health out of Halloween
10/19/2006 [-] Snow No 'course correction' in Iraq
10/19/2006 [-] Car bomb explodes in Colombian capital
10/19/2006 [-] Argentina buys 17 billion in Bolivian gas
10/19/2006 [-] New RIAA lawsuits 3 in Washington in legal trouble
10/19/2006 [-] Washington County Soldier Killed Near Baghdad
10/19/2006 [-] Earnings fall at Washington Mutual
10/19/2006 [-] Former Millennium Pharmaceuticals exec named to HGS board
10/19/2006 [-] DEP says coyote killed in Washington was rabid
10/19/2006 [-] Couple accused of real estate scam
10/19/2006 [-] Japan, U.S., SKorea agree on sanctions
10/19/2006 [-] China temple killer gets death sentence
10/19/2006 [-] Washington's Worst-Kept Secret Changes are Coming in Iraq Policy
10/19/2006 [-] Death row inmate cheats executioner
10/19/2006 [-] Serbs 'not informed' on NATO flights
10/19/2006 [-] Officials say region must plan better
10/19/2006 [-] Habitat for Humanity pushes into the condo market
10/19/2006 [-] Judge D.C. can't revoke Northwest building permit
10/19/2006 [-] Police accuse workers of violating law on sales of meth ingredient
10/19/2006 [-] U.S. Rep. angry over Foley foot-dragging
10/19/2006 [-] HRW Hezbollah used cluster bombs
10/19/2006 [-] Serbia jails 152 youths for soccer racism
10/19/2006 [-] Australian troops to stay in Iraq
10/19/2006 [-] Rumsfeld Nuclear cooperation spotty
10/19/2006 [-] Australians have hard stance on homeless
10/19/2006 [-] Maliki seeks Shiite clerics' help
10/19/2006 [-] Stingray leaps into boat, spears man, 81
10/19/2006 [-] Israel Weapons-smuggling tunnels found
10/19/2006 [-] S. Korea onside with U.S. over N. Korea
10/19/2006 [-] 2 Md. Hostages Free; Suspects in Police Custody Washington Post
10/19/2006 [-] Fort Lewis soldier found guilty of murder outside Washington state tavern
10/19/2006 [-] Washington Federal Reports Fiscal Year Earnings of 143 Million
10/19/2006 [-] Washington wants consensus on fate of disputed Kirkuk
10/19/2006 [-] Stadium parking still unresolved
10/19/2006 [-] Rice assures South Korea of Washington's defense commitment
10/19/2006 [-] Ex-House clerk to testify in Foley probe
10/19/2006 [-] Washington County soldier killed in Iraq
10/19/2006 [-] 11-Year-Old Struck By Car In North Washington Twp.
10/19/2006 [-] Washington Challenged by Georgian-Russian Crisis
10/19/2006 [-] Washington Post Endorses James Webb
10/18/2006 [-] Four violent mental patients on the loose
10/18/2006 [-] Bush honors 1956 Hungarian Revolution
10/18/2006 [-] Study Few Dutch Muslims open to extremism
10/18/2006 [-] Bush speaks about Vietnam analogy
10/18/2006 [-] Poll watchers say Nov. may be messy
10/18/2006 [-] Poll shows GOP has uphill climb
10/18/2006 [-] New trouble for Calif. housing market
10/18/2006 [-] Man admits slaying in suicide note
10/18/2006 [-] Liberals and Tories on equal footing
10/18/2006 [-] Lottery /
10/18/2006 [-] 5 Virginia lawmakers voice opposition to marriage issue Dionne Walker / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/18/2006 [-] Bid to hasten construction of ballpark parking hit Tim Lemke /
10/18/2006 [-] Squabble over alley pits parking versus park Tom Knott
10/18/2006 [-] Closing arguments begin in Jemal case Matthew Cella /
10/18/2006 [-] Shadings of Sight Shelley Widhalm /
10/18/2006 [-] Law student charged with impersonation
10/18/2006 [-] Death penalty out on a technicality Jim McElhatton /
10/18/2006 [-] Murder trial lies with conspirator Gary Emerling /
10/18/2006 [-] Gallaudet's protesters plan own homecoming Arlo Wagner /
10/18/2006 [-] Council alters, then extends emergency anti-crime efforts Amy Doolittle /
10/18/2006 [-] Star power to fill war chests Christina Bellantoni /
10/18/2006 [-] WASHINGTON POST-WATCH Coverage of Palestinian Infighting Muted
10/18/2006 [-] Bonnell takes over as Washington's quarterback
10/18/2006 [-] Florida executes Arthur Rutherford
10/18/2006 [-] State spending caps knocked off ballots
10/18/2006 [-] Schools train to fight back against gunmen
10/18/2006 [-] Affirmative action 'too far,' group says
10/18/2006 [-] 2-year-old wandered along interstate
10/18/2006 [-] Chile Police clash with protesters
10/18/2006 [-] Missing California girl found safe
10/18/2006 [-] Commander Iraq war cost Afghanistan
10/18/2006 [-] Torture victim barred from visiting U.S.
10/18/2006 [-] Early Imprisonment for Bob Ney
10/18/2006 [-] Hamas wants to remain in power
10/18/2006 [-] Priest's victims demand church action
10/18/2006 [-] Mt. Washington Shooting Victim Dies
10/18/2006 [-] Drunk Trucker Arrested In Washington Co.
10/18/2006 [-] Broadband Over Power Line Test In Washington, D.C.
10/18/2006 [-] Cuts in Medicare hurt wheelchair users
10/18/2006 [-] Rove predicts GOP victory, Dems cite wages
10/18/2006 [-] Cunningham intimidated for contractors
10/18/2006 [-] Report Dirty bomb threats at NFL stadiums
10/18/2006 [-] State Department proposes passport cards
10/18/2006 [-] Expert weeks to avert Iraq civil war
10/18/2006 [-] Prisoner transport security not ensured
10/18/2006 [-] Rumsfeld Terror threat not exaggerated
10/18/2006 [-] 3 guilty in Mumbai bombing case
10/18/2006 [-] Japan declares no nuclear intentions
10/18/2006 [-] Report U.S.-Mexico border still porous
10/18/2006 [-] Hu highlights China-Japan ties
10/18/2006 [-] Museum to acquire Oswald autopsy files
10/18/2006 [-] Sri Lanka says LTTE attack foiled
10/18/2006 [-] DNA may clear Texas death row inmate
10/18/2006 [-] Foley lawyers speak with archdiocese
10/18/2006 [-] German ship abducts customs officers
10/18/2006 [-] Molotov cocktail found at Texas school
10/18/2006 [-] Winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Washington
10/18/2006 [-] Driver Shot, Boy Run Over In Mt. Washington
10/18/2006 [-] Wolverine caught on camera in Washington
10/18/2006 [-] Musharraf, a 'contradictory figure' Washington Post correspondent
10/18/2006 [-] Washington jobless rate edges up
10/18/2006 [-] London, Washington clash over motoring
10/18/2006 [-] Rabid coyote feared loose in Washington
10/18/2006 [-] Arts and Events Calendar Gay Washington D.C. 10/12/2006
10/18/2006 [-] Letter from Washington U.S. as lone superpower a nuclear hit or miss
10/18/2006 [-] Grand jury investigating charter schools' contractors
10/18/2006 [-] Montgomery to consider new arena
10/18/2006 [-] Full U.S. Amber Alert for missing Ky. boy
10/18/2006 [-] U.S. warns N. Korea against belligerence
10/18/2006 [-] TSA eyeing 3-D airport X-ray devices
10/18/2006 [-] Sudan support to Janjaweed claimed
10/18/2006 [-] Judge opens door to Ground Zero lawsuits
10/18/2006 [-] U.S. rules may impact Caribbean
10/18/2006 [-] U.N. council voting still deadlocked
10/18/2006 [-] Woman convicted over daughter's piercing
10/18/2006 [-] Bush asserts U.S. defense rights in space
10/18/2006 [-] Cardinal Health acquires Care Fusion
10/18/2006 [-] Can small business trust Washington?
10/18/2006 [-] 55 million Mega Millions ticket sold in Washington
10/18/2006 [-] Battles brewing on torture, detainees
10/18/2006 [-] Sponsor of page e-mailed by Foley to talk
10/18/2006 [-] Global News Appoints Eric Sorensen As New Washington Bureau Chief
10/18/2006 [-] Sorensen to head up Global's Washington bureau
10/18/2006 [-] Woman Hit By Car, Killed In Washington Co.
10/18/2006 [-] Washington, Dim and Dangerous After Dark, Clamors for Better Streetlights
10/18/2006 [-] Bookstores pen a sequel
10/18/2006 [-] Judge voids Lay's Enron fraud conviction
10/18/2006 [-] Inflation decreases sharply
10/18/2006 [-] Sanctions on North Korea a difficult task
10/18/2006 [-] Diabetes drug gets federal approval
10/17/2006 [-] He's engineer of his own BACKYARD RAIL YARD Ann Geracimos /
10/17/2006 [-] Voters create surge for absentee ballots
10/17/2006 [-] Confederacy museum to leave site in Richmond Tarron Lively /
10/17/2006 [-] Montgomery's Jewish voters warm to Ehrlich S.A. Miller /
10/17/2006 [-] Gallaudet to postpone all Homecoming events Arlo Wagner /
10/17/2006 [-] Military women support Webb as 'man of integrity Seth McLaughlin /
10/17/2006 [-] Washington embassy hosts book launch
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. Killing ground quiets in Iraq
10/17/2006 [-] Ukraine said selling arms to Georgia
10/17/2006 [-] Blair lashes out at opponents, judges
10/17/2006 [-] British general faults U.S. for Taliban resurgence Rowan Scarborough /
10/17/2006 [-] Women seek flexibility insurgery studies Joyce Howard Price /
10/17/2006 [-] Foley to reveal priest's name
10/17/2006 [-] Bribes cost millions in earmarks Shaun Waterman / UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
10/17/2006 [-] Bush signs rules for terror war Stephen Dinan /
10/17/2006 [-] Top N.Y. labor leader arrested
10/17/2006 [-] GOP bright spots few in Senate races Charles Hurt /
10/17/2006 [-] Parents give college costs short shrift Jennifer Harper /
10/17/2006 [-] Education potential cited in video games
10/17/2006 [-] High-stakes real estate
10/17/2006 [-] Audit faults 'Con Air' on safety Jerry Seper /
10/17/2006 [-] 'Heritage of the land' Bruce Smith / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Bad drug reactions send 700,000 to ER each year Lindsey Tanner / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] U.S., allies fear 2nd nuke test by Pyongyang Bill Gertz /
10/17/2006 [-] Rove foresees GOP victory Joseph Curl /
10/17/2006 [-] Smugglers seen getting 'sophisticated, organized' Jerry Seper /
10/17/2006 [-] Border-fence bill awaits signing Stephen Dinan /
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. rules may hit Caribbean Sean Lengell /
10/17/2006 [-] Gibbs 'not afraid to change anything'
10/17/2006 [-] Broadband Over Power Line Access Planned For Washington D.C.
10/17/2006 [-] Driver Shot, Boy Run Over In Mt. Washington
10/17/2006 [-] Microsoft to Offer Virtualization Format Washington Post
10/17/2006 [-] Students to get more access to college courses
10/17/2006 [-] Turkey warned of EU 'train crash'
10/17/2006 [-] Argentina Violence rocks Peron burial
10/17/2006 [-] Georgian deportee dies at Moscow airport
10/17/2006 [-] Debt Relief Talks Top Sirleafs Washington Agenda
10/17/2006 [-] Stocks to Watch, Oct. 18 Yahoo and Washington Mutual
10/17/2006 [-] Bush Signs New Rules to Prosecute Terror Suspects
10/17/2006 [-] Report Spells Out Abuses by Former Congressman
10/17/2006 [-] Washington residents warned of possible rabid coyote
10/17/2006 [-] Despite El Nino, winter flooding still likely in W. Washington
10/17/2006 [-] Cougars will get extra 'red zone' practice before Oregon
10/17/2006 [-] Huskies look to move forward without Stanback
10/17/2006 [-] Aussie calls for checks on drug companies
10/17/2006 [-] Girl says she was raped as well as caged
10/17/2006 [-] Federal judge rejects Mo. death protocol
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. wants to keep passenger data longer
10/17/2006 [-] France has real poor, welfare cheats
10/17/2006 [-] Losing seats, yet keeping control
10/17/2006 [-] Ex-F.D.A. Chief Pleads Guilty to Conflict Charges
10/17/2006 [-] The Disconnect Between the Washington Post's Anti-Israel, Pro-Arab News Reporting and Its Editorial Pages
10/17/2006 [-] Despite El Nino, winter flooding still likely in Western Washington
10/17/2006 [-] Wilson rides late tally to win
10/17/2006 [-] Cardinal Egan of New York defends himself
10/17/2006 [-] Obesity costs Australia billions
10/17/2006 [-] Liberia leader discusses gains in nation
10/17/2006 [-] Review Prisoner flights are expensive
10/17/2006 [-] Washington QB Stanback Out For The Season
10/17/2006 [-] Washington jobless rate edges up, but economy still growing
10/17/2006 [-] Lieberman Dems must 'change the tone in Washington'
10/17/2006 [-] Top military officer leaves for Washington to discuss N. Korea's nuclear test
10/17/2006 [-] Bush signs interrogation-trial 'vital tool' / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Diabetes drug wins federal approval / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Washington employers add thousands of new jobs
10/17/2006 [-] Poll shows Palestinians far from peace
10/17/2006 [-] Jerusalem expansion decision postponed
10/17/2006 [-] Report blames Israeli military
10/17/2006 [-] Pregnant woman rejected by 18 hospitals
10/17/2006 [-] IDF clashes with gunmen in West Bank
10/17/2006 [-] 'Together' sign picked for EU birthday
10/17/2006 [-] National Guard helps cleanup in N.Y.
10/17/2006 [-] Bush Signs Bill Setting Detainee Rules
10/17/2006 [-] Diabetes drug wins federal approval / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] School buses crash in Pittsburgh, 42 hurt
10/17/2006 [-] EU asks Kosovo support for U.N. efforts
10/17/2006 [-] Democrats takeover of U.S. House predicted
10/17/2006 [-] Hamas official denounces infighting
10/17/2006 [-] Hu regrets North Korea's nuclear test
10/17/2006 [-] Hit-and-run deaths at 10-year high
10/17/2006 [-] Expert S. Korea can enrich uranium
10/17/2006 [-] Parents spending more time with children
10/17/2006 [-] Bulgaria, Romania EU accession endorsed
10/17/2006 [-] Philippines tightens security
10/17/2006 [-] Level 3 to buy Broadwing for 1.4B
10/17/2006 [-] N. Korea decries sanctions; blast feared Jae-soon Chang / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Non-Partisan Website WashingtonWatch.com Helps Americans Understand What Representatives Have Done With Their Money
10/17/2006 [-] Iraq war becoming more of an issue in Senate race in Washington
10/17/2006 [-] Fenty plans to follow Bloomberg office example
10/17/2006 [-] Report N. Korea preparing for second test
10/17/2006 [-] Security Council vote continues
10/17/2006 [-] Full Saddam genocide trial back in session
10/17/2006 [-] Mississippi freighter collision probed
10/17/2006 [-] Rice to visit Asia, Russia
10/17/2006 [-] Report N. Korean test used plutonium
10/17/2006 [-] Bulgaria breaks women trafficking ring
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. politicians flock to free Web sites
10/17/2006 [-] Former official accuses U.S. of hoax
10/17/2006 [-] 2 Killed, 60 Hurt in Rome Subway Crash
10/17/2006 [-] Yeas and Nays Tuesday, Oct. 17
10/17/2006 [-] Rome subway crash kills 2, injures 150
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. getting mixed Guantanamo messages
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. military ordered to get anthrax shots
10/17/2006 [-] Australia's birthrate at record high
10/17/2006 [-] Bush extends Palestine Liberation Organization presence in Washington for six months Associated Press, 10/13/2006
10/17/2006 [-] Gallaudet protesters continue standoff
10/17/2006 [-] Growth continues in D.C. suburbs as U.S. population hits 300 million
10/17/2006 [-] Officials announce 10M for school athletic repairs before ESPN game
10/17/2006 [-] Rick Snider More than enough blame to spread around
10/17/2006 [-] Jim Williams Local colleges turning to the little screen
10/17/2006 [-] Kaine spokesman Expect break in childcare subsidy
10/17/2006 [-] Phil Wood Will Nats be Joe's Co.?
10/17/2006 [-] Wilson pulls out all the stops
10/17/2006 [-] Online store brings on-site tire installation to D.C.
10/17/2006 [-] Foreclosures few and far between in region despite slumping housing market
10/17/2006 [-] Nicaragua's Ortega favored to win Philip Sherwell / LONDON SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
10/17/2006 [-] Katsav absent from parliament Joshua Mitnick /
10/17/2006 [-] Rebel bombing kills 93 Sri Lankan sailors Krishan Francis / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Weak oil policy called U.S. peril Hsin-Hsien Sheena Wong /
10/17/2006 [-] Rice seeks to expand 'defensive' actions Nicholas Kralev /
10/17/2006 [-] Court official's brother killed Qassim Abdul-Zahra / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Afghans need shovels, not guns Jason Motlagh /
10/17/2006 [-] Indulging the luxury of some plain talk Wesley Pruden
10/17/2006 [-] Lawyer gets 28 months in terrorism case
10/17/2006 [-] Hawaii emerges unfazed
10/17/2006 [-] Aide questioned in page case
10/17/2006 [-] Pentagon reinstates anthrax vaccine use
10/17/2006 [-] Critics assess U.S. military's role in 'gender wars' Rowan Scarborough /
10/17/2006 [-] Bush reassures Iraqi U.S. troops are staying Joseph Curl /
10/17/2006 [-] FBI targets Weldon in influence-peddling probe Jerry Seper /
10/17/2006 [-] Reid used campaign funds to pay bonuses to staff John Solomon / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] U.S. verifies Korean test was nuclear Bill Gertz /
10/17/2006 [-] Flexibility is within reach Jen Waters /
10/17/2006 [-] Worker freed after trench collapses Katie Nichols /
10/17/2006 [-] Firefighters mourn loss of one of their own in Baltimore
10/17/2006 [-] Graham account robbed of 5,000 Jim McElhatton /
10/17/2006 [-] Hop, holler and encourage any child's dream Adrienne Washington
10/17/2006 [-] Boxing's King throws jabs for Steele, GOP Jon Ward /
10/17/2006 [-] Gallaudet faculty against Fernandes Arlo Wagner /
10/17/2006 [-] Ex-Gov. Warner puts weight behind Webb Matthew Barakat / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/17/2006 [-] Barroso Russia must solve killing
10/17/2006 [-] Vet pleads no contest to killing husband
10/17/2006 [-] 4 die in drenching rain in Texas
10/17/2006 [-] Kofi Annan tells Eritrea to remove troops
10/17/2006 [-] General Russia wants no war with Georgia
10/17/2006 [-] Huskies' Stanback Likely Down for Season
10/16/2006 [-] Embassy of Jordan in Washington hosts Georgetown University's Dean
10/16/2006 [-] Baseball and crime emergency bill are on council's agenda
10/16/2006 [-] Simple division Tom Ramstack /
10/16/2006 [-] Ex-FDA chief charged Jim McElhatton /
10/16/2006 [-] Dow teases 12,000 as stocks advance
10/16/2006 [-] Sprint Nextel must connect Kara Rowland /
10/16/2006 [-] Heavy rules on bankers feared
10/16/2006 [-] Haven filings move up after fall Tom Ramstack /
10/16/2006 [-] Rivers drying up in Australian state
10/16/2006 [-] Siblings admit faking kidnapping
10/16/2006 [-] Turkish Airlines adds video cameras
10/16/2006 [-] Mass. governor attacks gay marriage
10/16/2006 [-] Opium production down in Golden Triangle
10/16/2006 [-] Gregoire promotes Washington in Asia
10/16/2006 [-] Cheney Hits Heartland, and He Can Feel the Love
10/16/2006 [-] Searches Carried Out in Influence Inquiry
10/16/2006 [-] Former F.D.A. Chief Is Charged With Conflict
10/16/2006 [-] F.B.I. Searches Home of Congressman's Daughter
10/16/2006 [-] Bush called, reassured Iraqi PM
10/16/2006 [-] Lawyer for jailed terrorist gets 28 months
10/16/2006 [-] UW's Stanback most likely out against No. 11 Bears
10/16/2006 [-] Police search for suspect in Washington Ave club murder
10/16/2006 [-] Tamil attack on convoy kills at least 92 Krishan Francis / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/16/2006 [-] Tass official slain; arrests in banker's death
10/16/2006 [-] Construction worker trapped Katie Nichols /
10/16/2006 [-] Ex-FDA head to face court over stocks Jim McElhatton /
10/16/2006 [-] Family still awaiting answers on death
10/16/2006 [-] White House works to bolster Republican image before election
10/16/2006 [-] Washington title insurance companies accused of illegal steering
10/16/2006 [-] Reid decides to amend ethics reports
10/16/2006 [-] Area gas prices among cheapest in the nation
10/16/2006 [-] Israeli president under indictment threat
10/16/2006 [-] U.S., Japan, S. Korea to meet on N. Korea
10/16/2006 [-] N. Korean media silent on U.N. sanctions
10/16/2006 [-] Pulitzer Prize-winning editor Harkey dies
10/16/2006 [-] Iran's president firm on nuclear policy
10/16/2006 [-] Black Panther leader hired by university
10/16/2006 [-] Saddam calls for peace from jail cell
10/16/2006 [-] Foley's rehab paid for by taxpayers
10/16/2006 [-] GTSI wins contract for Defense Department schools in Europe
10/16/2006 [-] Mr. Graf Goes to Washington
10/16/2006 [-] Musharraf, a 'contradictory figure' Washington Post correspondent
10/16/2006 [-] Washington state jettisons widely mocked `SayWA' promotion
10/16/2006 [-] Steve Eldridge Walk? What a concept
10/16/2006 [-] Through Fairfax's Route 50, a smoother commute expected
10/16/2006 [-] Moore on her dreams to turn around D.C. government
10/16/2006 [-] Yeas and Nays Monday, Oct. 16
10/16/2006 [-] NFL Tennessee 25, Washington 22
10/16/2006 [-] Ehrlich, O'Malley both claim victory after double debate date
10/16/2006 [-] Washington in line for Breeders' run
10/16/2006 [-] Officer Falls Several Stories In Washington Blaze
10/16/2006 [-] Injuries Reported In Washington Hotel Fire
10/16/2006 [-] Patent filings on the increase in China
10/16/2006 [-] UnitedHealth chief steps down
10/16/2006 [-] Plan ahead to save on taxes
10/16/2006 [-] OceanCity hits 1 million visitors
10/16/2006 [-] Tennis injury leads to yoga group job
10/15/2006 [-] Accusations fly in Teamster race Sean Lengell /
10/15/2006 [-] The weight is over for patrons of zero gravity Seth Borenstein / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/15/2006 [-] Ferry ban turns tide on Korean smuggling Colin Joyce / LONDON SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
10/15/2006 [-] GOP set to take on Goliath in D.C. Amy Doolittle /
10/15/2006 [-] Group demands Iraq war crime investigation
10/15/2006 [-] Letter falsely tells mother of son's death
10/15/2006 [-] One woman killed in West Bank bus accident
10/15/2006 [-] United States is 300 million strong
10/15/2006 [-] Software group rings up 230K from Va., angels
10/15/2006 [-] Gaithersburg approves center for day laborers
10/15/2006 [-] Scalia among ACLU conference guests
10/15/2006 [-] Garden tractor tips, kills driver in Port Washington
10/15/2006 [-] <i>Washington Post</i> Bush, Rove "Inexplicably Upbeat" About GOP Election Prospects...
10/15/2006 [-] Kerry says Iraq war will be judged harshly
10/15/2006 [-] Man accused of greyhound adoption scam
10/15/2006 [-] Campaign planned to honor Sojourner Truth
10/15/2006 [-] Rice says U.N. defeated North Korea
10/15/2006 [-] Air Force memorial unveiled in Washington
10/15/2006 [-] Rice to Press China to Enforce North Korean Sanctions
10/15/2006 [-] Hawaii rocked by strong earthquake
10/15/2006 [-] Gay rights law divides British lawmakers
10/15/2006 [-] U.N. Naval peacekeeing crews change
10/15/2006 [-] NBA Game Summary Washington At Cleveland
10/15/2006 [-] Washington Post Poll shows Allen, Webb about even in Virginia Senate race
10/15/2006 [-] George Washington's restored war tents ready for display
10/15/2006 [-] Fire In George Washington Hotel
10/15/2006 [-] Bush, Rove upbeat about GOP chances
10/15/2006 [-] AIDS activist Jeff Getty dead at age 49
10/15/2006 [-] British need 'copters, to cut Iraq forces
10/15/2006 [-] Muslims need to respect British culture
10/15/2006 [-] Ban Rice should head talks with N. Korea
10/15/2006 [-] Stanback's injury leaves Washington's QB a question
10/15/2006 [-] UK still with us, insists Washington
10/15/2006 [-] Attacks on journalists rising in Iraq
10/15/2006 [-] Murtha Seeks A Return To Civility In Washington, D.C.
10/15/2006 [-] Tapes show beheading of eight Afghans
10/15/2006 [-] Australia woos students for military
10/15/2006 [-] Five family members shot, killed in Iowa
10/15/2006 [-] Chilean president visits torture camp
10/15/2006 [-] N. Korea blames United States for test
10/15/2006 [-] Sudanese officials, rebels sign peace pact
10/15/2006 [-] S. Korea pledges support for sanctions
10/15/2006 [-] S. Koreans say U.S. basis for nuclear test
10/15/2006 [-] Nuclear capabilities growing worldwide
10/15/2006 [-] Va. to give 10 million in grants to communities affected by BRAC
10/15/2006 [-] Homecoming At Washington And Jefferson Has Special Guests
10/15/2006 [-] Hamas, negotiators discuss prisoner swap
10/15/2006 [-] No word on missing photographer
10/15/2006 [-] Immigrants rescued off Sicilian island
10/15/2006 [-] Colts versus Washington preview
10/15/2006 [-] Eight killed, nine hurt in Iraqi bombings
10/15/2006 [-] Farm Scene Washington wines take off
10/15/2006 [-] Washington Drags at Lawmakers' Campaigns
10/15/2006 [-] British man pleads guilty in D.C., N.Y. bomb plots
10/15/2006 [-] Washington Woman Accused of Plotting to Kill 1 of 3 Fiances
10/15/2006 [-] Kosovo rises on international agenda Howard LaFranchi / CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
10/15/2006 [-] Week in Review
10/15/2006 [-] Tehran revives nuclear proposal
10/15/2006 [-] 3,000 ministry staffers fired over corruption David Rising / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/15/2006 [-] Turkey calms response to vote Andrew Borowiec /
10/15/2006 [-] Obesity linked to brain decline Nina Goswami / LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH
10/15/2006 [-] Ozzie and Harriet now in minority
10/15/2006 [-] Virginia reviews mental-health laws
10/15/2006 [-] Young patients, doctors reunite at National Zoo Kristi Johnson /
10/15/2006 [-] State has failed to desegregate universities, suit says
10/15/2006 [-] Forum seeks to combat AIDS Tarron Lively /
10/15/2006 [-] Gallaudet to hold classes tomorrow Lubna Takruri / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/14/2006 [-] Schools, crime are debatable S.A. Miller /
10/14/2006 [-] Straining the stork with 300 millionth Joyce Howard Price /
10/14/2006 [-] U.N. imposes trade embargo on N. Korea Edith M. Lederer / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/14/2006 [-] Air Force Memorial dedicated Gary Emerling /
10/14/2006 [-] Washington governor on trade mission to Korea, Taiwan
10/14/2006 [-] Statue honoring massacred Armenians stolen
10/14/2006 [-] Dentist may lose license over girl's death
10/14/2006 [-] Cardinal endorses Scotland independence
10/14/2006 [-] Gerry Studds, first open gay in House, dies
10/14/2006 [-] Incumbency is clear winner in House midterms Donald Lambro /
10/14/2006 [-] Hefley risks GOP hold on Colorado seat Valerie Richardson /
10/14/2006 [-] Medicare slammed for not improving lab-quality rules Joyce Howard Price /
10/14/2006 [-] Democrats counting on zeal
10/14/2006 [-] Aussie SAS team hunts terrorists - report
10/14/2006 [-] From Taliban prisoner to Gitmo detainee
10/14/2006 [-] Khartoum affirms importance of dialogue with Washington spokesman
10/14/2006 [-] No. 10 Cal tops Washington State
10/14/2006 [-] Eastern Washington 34, Northern Colorado 0
10/14/2006 [-] FBI said investigating Pa. congressman
10/14/2006 [-] Aussies suspend PNG ministerial visits
10/14/2006 [-] Former Rep. Gerry Studds dies at 69
10/14/2006 [-] E. Washington 34, N. Colorado 0
10/14/2006 [-] Oregon State 27, Washington 17
10/14/2006 [-] Earle staff went to Washington before DeLay resigned
10/14/2006 [-] No. 10 CALIFORNIA 21, WASHINGTON ST. 3
10/14/2006 [-] No. 10 Cal Tops Washington St. 21-3
10/14/2006 [-] No. 10 Cal runs past Washington State
10/14/2006 [-] Another man dies in hit-and-run on Forestville road
10/14/2006 [-] Protest, arrests shake D.C. college campus
10/14/2006 [-] FBI probes possible San Diego condo scam
10/14/2006 [-] Texas seizes primate sanctuary
10/14/2006 [-] Future British viscount dodges jail time
10/14/2006 [-] Mass. candidate accuses rival of leaking
10/14/2006 [-] Windsor Castle intruder claim investigated
10/14/2006 [-] 2 children found unhurt with slain parents
10/14/2006 [-] Guilty plea for ex-air traffic controller
10/14/2006 [-] NYC may raise smoking age to 21
10/14/2006 [-] Ex-POW Jessica Lynch expecting a girl
10/14/2006 [-] Swedish trade minister resigns after week
10/14/2006 [-] Gadhafi son helps free kidnapped tourists
10/14/2006 [-] Astor acrimony settled in court
10/14/2006 [-] Ney turns himself in
10/14/2006 [-] Metro gets hydrogen fuel bus funding
10/14/2006 [-] Tex-Mex Singer Freddy Fender Dies at 69
10/14/2006 [-] Bush's statement on U.N. vote
10/14/2006 [-] Wolf pushes for divestment from companies with Sudan ties
10/14/2006 [-] George Washington possible Breeders' entrant
10/14/2006 [-] Bush's shifting rationale for Iraq war
10/14/2006 [-] Bush extends PLO presence in Washington for six months
10/14/2006 [-] Hamas may attack U.S. targets, Time says
10/14/2006 [-] Flawed Big Dig ceiling never fully checked
10/14/2006 [-] Kilby '96 camping trip under scrutiny
10/14/2006 [-] Wiccans want symbol on military graves
10/14/2006 [-] Magnitude 5.3 quake wakes up eastern Japan
10/14/2006 [-] 2 students arrested for bomb-like 'art'
10/14/2006 [-] WASHINGTON Diabetics warned about counterfeit blood-test strips
10/14/2006 [-] Washington NEWS IN BRIEF Dickey linked to campaign funds from Foley
10/14/2006 [-] George Washington possible for Breeders' Cup
10/14/2006 [-] Capsule Preview Washington State vs. California
10/14/2006 [-] washingtonpost.com
10/14/2006 [-] Sudan says doors open for dialogue with Washington
10/14/2006 [-] Editorial Roundup
10/14/2006 [-] Photo of young quake victim helps ease his pain David Guttenfelder / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/14/2006 [-] General backtracks on Iraq war criticism Robert Barr / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/14/2006 [-] U.S. urged to help Hindus go home Hsin-Hsien Sheena Wong /
10/14/2006 [-] 'Perfect storm' brewing in Georgia David R. Sands /
10/14/2006 [-] South Korea's Ban named U.N. secretary-general Edith M. Lederer / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/14/2006 [-] Bangladeshi economist wins peace prize Doug Mellgren / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/13/2006 [-] U.S. finding indicates nuclear test Bill Gertz and Betsy Pisik /
10/13/2006 [-] Lottery /
10/13/2006 [-] Gaithersburg to open day-laborer center Keyonna Summers /
10/13/2006 [-] Body of missing student found in Vermont John Curran / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/13/2006 [-] Rural areas' racism may cost Steele votes S.A. Miller /
10/13/2006 [-] Call of the wild new sound of New Orleans
10/13/2006 [-] Record snowstorm blankets New York
10/13/2006 [-] Religious Briefs
10/13/2006 [-] Ramadan fasting unlikely to be health risk
10/13/2006 [-] Texas students told to fight off gunman
10/13/2006 [-] Page board chairman testifies in Foley case
10/13/2006 [-] Bush signs bill on port safety Joseph Curl /
10/13/2006 [-] U.S. careless with citizens' information Jerry Seper /
10/13/2006 [-] GOP's Ney pleads guilty Pete Yost / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/13/2006 [-] Washington's top animal caretaker talks adoption
10/13/2006 [-] Israeli rocket kills 3 in Gaza
10/13/2006 [-] World Food Program winding up in Angola
10/13/2006 [-] Internet gambling effectively dies in U.S.
10/13/2006 [-] Missing U. of Vermont student found dead
10/13/2006 [-] Landslide kills 5 children in Kenyan slum
10/13/2006 [-] Canada court restricts urine, blood tests
10/13/2006 [-] Metro accidents and injuries on the rise
10/13/2006 [-] Medical Marijuana Advocate Faces New U.S. Indictment
10/13/2006 [-] Great-grandmother pleads guilty to murder
10/13/2006 [-] Federal judge denies Ryan appeal bond
10/13/2006 [-] Aussie government blasted over detainee
10/13/2006 [-] Ga. imam admits supporting Hamas
10/13/2006 [-] Solomon isles to sacrifice Aussie aid?
10/13/2006 [-] Woman gets 10 years for child sex
10/13/2006 [-] Cuban found guilty of human trafficking
10/13/2006 [-] Palestinians protest Temple Mount limits
10/13/2006 [-] Bomb kills 8 Afghans, 1 NATO soldier
10/13/2006 [-] Earle staff went to Washington after DeLay resigned
10/13/2006 [-] No. 10 California looking for first win in Pullman since 1979
10/13/2006 [-] Notre Dame travels to Washington in 2008
10/13/2006 [-] Tyson workers gain class-action status in illegal-alien suit
10/13/2006 [-] 4 killed off Florida highway
10/13/2006 [-] Washington governor on trade mission to Korea, Taiwan
10/13/2006 [-] Missing student's body found
10/13/2006 [-] Bruce Karatz Chairman and CEO, KB Home
10/13/2006 [-] Harry Jaffe Barefoot kid comes from salt mines to fix District schools
10/13/2006 [-] Cardin, Steele face-off in Hagerstown Jon Ward /
10/13/2006 [-] Ney Pleads Guilty Over Abramoff Bribes
10/13/2006 [-] Alion wins Navy contract worth up to 8M
10/13/2006 [-] Biotech conference moves to Md. in 2007, Va. in 2008
10/13/2006 [-] Congressman pleads guilty
10/13/2006 [-] Report India ready to talk 'all issues'
10/13/2006 [-] California has new teacher transfer rules
10/13/2006 [-] Louisville, Ky., smoking ban set for July
10/13/2006 [-] France, EU clash over online gambling
10/13/2006 [-] Chechen rights group ordered closed
10/13/2006 [-] Just unveiled mural product of juvenile offenders' hard work
10/13/2006 [-] Fairfax Co. trumpets fall bond questions
10/13/2006 [-] Bigger challenge lies ahead for Fairfax County's aging services
10/13/2006 [-] Washington Man Allegedly Arranged Hit on Unborn Baby
10/13/2006 [-] EU socialists scold Slovakia ruling party
10/13/2006 [-] Witness denies Duke rape accuser's account
10/13/2006 [-] T-ball coach sentenced for beanball bribe
10/13/2006 [-] Bush joins Hastert at Chicago fundraiser
10/13/2006 [-] Unsafe mine closure plan put off in China
10/13/2006 [-] Early snowstorm cripples Buffalo, N.Y.
10/13/2006 [-] Australia mulls war crime suspect transfer
10/13/2006 [-] Paulson says China relations important
10/13/2006 [-] China, South Korea to start FTA talks
10/13/2006 [-] Help needed to control nuke proliferation
10/13/2006 [-] Fog scuppers Washington workout plan
10/13/2006 [-] View Tax opponent takes his case to Washington
10/13/2006 [-] Harris is never harassed
10/13/2006 [-] Metro board nixes stairs-for-escalators plan
10/13/2006 [-] Steve Eldridge Fewer holidays from Metro parking fees
10/13/2006 [-] Yeas and Nays Friday, Oct. 13
10/13/2006 [-] Jim Williams Christies letting us inside
10/13/2006 [-] Events in Arts, Politics Highlight Turkey's Tangled Ties to Europe Washington Post
10/13/2006 [-] Beavers looking for midseason turnaround at Washington
10/13/2006 [-] Five nonprofits tied to Abramoff
10/13/2006 [-] Experts N. Korea seeks missiles for nukes
10/13/2006 [-] Washington targets top chipmakers
10/13/2006 [-] Falls Church officials begin planning for next year's city manager search
10/13/2006 [-] Sewer project killed
10/13/2006 [-] Building a mini restaurant empire in D.C.
10/13/2006 [-] Warner announces he will not run for president in 2008
10/13/2006 [-] Patterson D.C. police ignoring physical fitness requirement
10/13/2006 [-] Trial of Douglas Jemal offers glimpse into D.C. government
10/13/2006 [-] George Mason continues to work local schools
10/13/2006 [-] Hoyas aim for work of art this year
10/13/2006 [-] Germantown looks to mixed-use developments to grow its job market
10/13/2006 [-] Rick Snider Madness makes welcome return
10/13/2006 [-] Ky. law limits sex offender housing
10/13/2006 [-] Woman trapped for days with dead husband
10/12/2006 [-] 11 killed at Iraqi TV station Lee Keath / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] U.S. air power grows in East Asia Robert Burns / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] French bill enrages Turkey Emmanuel Georges-Picot / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] Chavez ally leads ahead of election Abraham Mahshie /
10/12/2006 [-] Rice probes travel limits on Americans Nicholas Kralev /
10/12/2006 [-] U.S. tones down U.N. sanctions draft Betsy Pisik /
10/12/2006 [-] Services make job mobility possible
10/12/2006 [-] U.S. trade deficit hit new record in August
10/12/2006 [-] Carroll County to teach the value of money
10/12/2006 [-] China's union targets U.S. firms
10/12/2006 [-] Airbus pressed to curtail job cuts
10/12/2006 [-] Casinos eye profits overseas Steve Hirsch /
10/12/2006 [-] Feces contaminated spinach with E. coli
10/12/2006 [-] Scoop! Washington, Dempsey scuffle on 'Anatomy' set
10/12/2006 [-] Lottery /
10/12/2006 [-] Testimony on state employee's firing probed
10/12/2006 [-] Jousting day and knight Rodney Lamkey Jr. /
10/12/2006 [-] Court backs Medicaid benefits for immigrants
10/12/2006 [-] GOP slams Cardin over defense record S.A. Miller /
10/12/2006 [-] Ex-guard convicted in death of inmate Brian Witte / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] Virginia misses chance for White House duel Adrienne Washington
10/12/2006 [-] County readies speed cameras Gary Emerling /
10/12/2006 [-] Lack of witnesses adds to mystery of disappearance John Curran / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] Clinton to stump for Cardin, O'Malley Jon Ward /
10/12/2006 [-] Ehrlich, O'Malley spar over ballots Jon Ward /
10/12/2006 [-] Explosives in home, police say
10/12/2006 [-] GOP focuses on taxes again Ralph Z. Hallow /
10/12/2006 [-] Korean test seen as only partial blast Bill Gertz /
10/12/2006 [-] For the fearful, this Friday has their number Jennifer Harper /
10/12/2006 [-] NBA players call a foul on new ball Tim Lemke /
10/12/2006 [-] Man pleads guilty in U.S. bomb plot Jill Lawless / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] Billions spent to boost flu shots Gregory Lopes /
10/12/2006 [-] Romar's "youngest team" begins new era in UW hoops
10/12/2006 [-] Ehrlich Election going to be close
10/12/2006 [-] Bush Gives Hastert a Boost in His Time of Need
10/12/2006 [-] British Army chief says leave Iraq 'soon'
10/12/2006 [-] Australian cities face water crisis
10/12/2006 [-] French bill on Armenian genocide advances
10/12/2006 [-] War Robots Invade Washington
10/12/2006 [-] British Man Admits Plotting To Bomb Buildings In Washington, Newark And New York
10/12/2006 [-] Washington calls on PKK to 'renounce violence' as follow-up to unilateral truce
10/12/2006 [-] Zack Space Visits Zanesville; Calls for Reform in Washington
10/12/2006 [-] Protests shut deaf campus again
10/12/2006 [-] British man admits plotting to bomb buildings in Washington, Newark and New York
10/12/2006 [-] Washington County deputy cleared in shooting
10/12/2006 [-] Washington Supreme Court OKs local limits on gun shows
10/12/2006 [-] Washington high court OKs local limits on gun shows
10/12/2006 [-] Washington state to provide Capitol Christmas Tree; Students asked to decorate it
10/12/2006 [-] EU issues last warning on tobacco ads
10/12/2006 [-] Iran says proposal open to all companies
10/12/2006 [-] SKorea's nuclear umbrella to be confirmed
10/12/2006 [-] Jordan plans construction on Temple Mount
10/12/2006 [-] Mark Warner says he won't run in 2008 Christina Bellantoni
10/12/2006 [-] Sunnis bristle as Iraq federalism unfolds
10/12/2006 [-] Suspect admits U.S., Britain bomb p
10/12/2006 [-] Top government accountant arrested
10/12/2006 [-] Congress eyes alleged Sept. 11 waste
10/12/2006 [-] Gunmen kill 11 in Baghdad TV station David Rising / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] China shifts from sanctions to talks Alexa Olesen / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/12/2006 [-] East Africa Washington, Addis Decide Averting Terrorist Cells in the Horn of Africa
10/12/2006 [-] CoGenesys starts clinical trial for lead product
10/12/2006 [-] New York school takeover gets mixed reviews
10/12/2006 [-] Debate over transportation funding far from over
10/12/2006 [-] Dempsey And Washington Have On-Set Spat
10/12/2006 [-] Sources Warner to nix presidential run
10/12/2006 [-] China seeks 'harmonious society'
10/12/2006 [-] Most U.S. cities fail evacuation test
10/12/2006 [-] Report U.S. intel on N. Korea in disarray
10/12/2006 [-] Serbia charges 35 alleged mob members
10/12/2006 [-] Lott raps insurance industry over Katrina
10/12/2006 [-] NATO members to equip Lebanese army
10/12/2006 [-] New Obama book is personal, political view
10/12/2006 [-] NKorea issues warnings to Japan
10/12/2006 [-] Walter Johnson's part-time star
10/12/2006 [-] Steps to save Bay cause rise in water bills
10/12/2006 [-] Study D.C. area grosses 107B in federal contracts
10/12/2006 [-] AOL to shed U.K. Internet business for 688M
10/12/2006 [-] Washington Frets Over Bolivarian Candidate
10/12/2006 [-] Washington County Mans defense says risky sex killed student
10/12/2006 [-] Washington And Addis Ababa Decide Averting Terrorist Cells in the Horn of Africa
10/12/2006 [-] Death scene Amish school torn down
10/12/2006 [-] Foley scandal under ethics scrutiny
10/12/2006 [-] Jobless rate in Australia at 30-year low
10/12/2006 [-] Hamas wants 1 for 1,000 prisoner swap
10/12/2006 [-] Bushfires rage across Australia
10/12/2006 [-] Iraqi gunmen target Sunni TV station
10/12/2006 [-] Turkey's Pamuk wins Nobel literature prize
10/12/2006 [-] Protesters take over Gallaudet campus
10/12/2006 [-] Glennon warms to spotlight
10/12/2006 [-] Space Act Agreement to spur tech transfers between NASA, Md. companies
10/12/2006 [-] Schiraldi Comprehensive reform is only solution
10/12/2006 [-] Kicker celebrates good times
10/12/2006 [-] Yeas and Nays Thursday, Oct. 12
10/12/2006 [-] Starks off to rough start for Titans
10/12/2006 [-] Report Housing market near end of 'correction'
10/12/2006 [-] Steve Eldridge No need for concern on Metro escalator changes
10/12/2006 [-] Rick Snider Larranaga, George Mason aim to prolong dream
10/12/2006 [-] Ariz. lawmaker under fire for e-mail
10/11/2006 [-] Reid got 1.1 million in land sale John Solomon / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/11/2006 [-] Lawmakers urge denial to Mexico of bounty hunter Jerry Seper /
10/11/2006 [-] Instructor compares Bush, Hitler in essay
10/11/2006 [-] Ex-ATF director blamed for unnecessary upgrades Jerry Seper /
10/11/2006 [-] American in al Qaeda charged with treason Jerry Seper /
10/11/2006 [-] Lawmakers seek probe of Berger's theft Jerry Seper /
10/11/2006 [-] Justices weigh effect of buttons
10/11/2006 [-] Bush hits Democrats on N. Korea talks Joseph Curl /
10/11/2006 [-] House interviews page supervisors
10/11/2006 [-] Bush proclaims deficit halved, three years early Stephen Dinan /
10/11/2006 [-] Diocese seeks shelter
10/11/2006 [-] Strident politics silences voters Jennifer Harper /
10/11/2006 [-] Bush vows to build fence Stephen Dinan and Joseph Curl /
10/11/2006 [-] Yankee killed when plane hit N.Y. building Betsy Pisik /
10/11/2006 [-] Intelligence failure cited in Korean crisis Bill Gertz /
10/11/2006 [-] Counterfeit coupons net big jail sentence
10/11/2006 [-] Lawsuit award a warning to blogs Kara Rowland /
10/11/2006 [-] Dow highs may usher return of blue-chips Ellen Simon / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/11/2006 [-] AT&T's BellSouth merger OK'd
10/11/2006 [-] BGE parent to sell 6 plants
10/11/2006 [-] GAO report faults credit-card late fees
10/11/2006 [-] Zoning board to review H Street Tom Ramstack
10/11/2006 [-] Woman tops China's richest-person list
10/11/2006 [-] Sweet dreams Carmen Gentile /
10/11/2006 [-] Turning a corner in Chinatown Jen Haberkorn /
10/11/2006 [-] Lottery /
10/11/2006 [-] Metro Briefs
10/11/2006 [-] A new home for Tai Shan Brett Zongker / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/11/2006 [-] Herndon OKs rules to bar illegal workers Keyonna Summers /
10/11/2006 [-] Defense hits filing for death penalty Jim McElhatton /
10/11/2006 [-] Whitehurst Freeway fight will end in standstill Tom Knott
10/11/2006 [-] New signal on cables Christian Toto /
10/11/2006 [-] Judge jails woman who fails to remove sunken houseboat
10/11/2006 [-] Fake threat puts schools on alert Gary Emerling /
10/11/2006 [-] Elizabeth Allen, 77, actress
10/11/2006 [-] Group opposes Gallaudet blockade Arlo Wagner /
10/11/2006 [-] Expert Bin Laden more powerful dead
10/11/2006 [-] Conservationists sue over salmon fishing
10/11/2006 [-] Baby Jordan tugs community heartstrings
10/11/2006 [-] For Bush, Many Questions on Iraq and North Korea
10/11/2006 [-] Push comes to shove between Patrick Dempsey and Isaiah Washington on `Grey's Anatomy' set
10/11/2006 [-] Actors See Red on 'Grey's Anatomy' Set
10/11/2006 [-] Bring-troops-home resolution in Mass.
10/11/2006 [-] Al-Qaida spokesman indicted for treason
10/11/2006 [-] Aussies claims tallest apartment building
10/11/2006 [-] 30 million gift for charter schools
10/11/2006 [-] Washington's agricultural production value sets record in 2005
10/11/2006 [-] Shackelford becoming playmaker Huskies have sought
10/11/2006 [-] Local School Safety Coordinator Heads to Washington for School Violence Summit
10/11/2006 [-] War Robots Invade Washington
10/11/2006 [-] Bush calls for tough N. Korea sanctions / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/11/2006 [-] China's wealthiest a woman for first time
10/11/2006 [-] Hearing officers Schools retaliating over rulings
10/11/2006 [-] Police in Washington arrest fraud suspect
10/11/2006 [-] Washington's zoo to get a new Asia Trail
10/11/2006 [-] SI International names former intelligence official to board
10/11/2006 [-] Threat report locks Montgomery schools / ASSOCIATED PRESS
10/11/2006 [-] Jim Young President and CEO, Union Pacific Corp. and Union Pacific Railroad
10/11/2006 [-] Developer to refine, resubmit Tysons proposal
10/11/2006 [-] Camero takes space in Northern Virginia
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