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Maryland cancels Tuesday women's basketball exhibition game
Game against Division III Catholic won't be played because of Hurricane Sandy
TRR: General at center of Benghazi-gate controversy retiring
General Carter F. Ham, the AFRICOM Combatant Commander at the center of the Benghazi-gate controversy, is leaving the Army.
The ACC rookie of the year race: Stefon Diggs and ... who, exactly?
Maryland freshman clear front-runner with one month left in the season
Terps' Stefon Diggs, Joe Vellano earn ACC honors
Maryland collects rookie of the week and defensive lineman of the week awards
Maryland-Clemson draws six-day option; kickoff time still unknown
Game time and network assignment to be determined this weekend
GOP ticket cancels campaign events
With Hurricane Sandy bearing down on the Mid-Atlantic, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan followed President Obama's lead and canceled their events slated for Monday evening and Tuesday, Republican officials announced Monday morning.
Tools for tracking political ads
If you live in a swing state, thinking about political ads more than you already have may be the last thing you want to do. But broadcast advertising is the most expensive part of any political campaign, and how candidates use it gives clues about what locations and what demographics they deem important.
Obama cancels Florida rally, heads back to D.C. to monitor Sandy
President Obama canceled a campaign rally in Orlando, Fla., with former President Bill Clinton on Monday morning and will turn around and head directly back to Washington as weather conditions worsened ahead of Hurricane Sandy's landfall.
Obama: Second term would be 'mandate' for cuts, tax increases
President Obama said in an interview aired Monday that his first priority if re-elected would be to push for passage of a debt-reduction plan to cut spending and raise taxes on the nation's highest earners
PICKET: Is Obama's relentless use of the espionage act keeping whistle blowers silent?
In light of Americans who are demanding answers from the Obama administration on why four Americans were denied help for military assistance when the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi was under attack, there is little chance that any whistle-blower with first hand information will step forward as long as President Barack Obama is still in office.
Maryland QB Caleb Rowe's season ends with ACL tear
Maryland loses fourth quarterback to a season-ending injury
Magistro to handle short field goals for Terps
Freshman kicker debuted against Boston College
McCain slams Obama on Libya: 'Nobody died in Watergate'
Sen. John McCain said Sunday that the Obama administration's handling of the consulate attack in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11 has been a "debacle."
Kasich: Romney opening a lead in Ohio
Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a Republican, predicted Sunday that Mitt Romney will win the Midwestern electoral prize on Election Day — and by a larger margin than many expect.
Priebus: It's Benghazi and the economy, not Mourdock
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said Sunday that issues such as the economy and the Libyan consulate attack are much more important to the nation's voters than controversial comments made by Republican Senate candidates Rep. W. Todd Akin of Missouri and Richard Mourdock of Indiana.
