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Holder on KSM trial: I know better than Congress
Attorney General Eric Holder announced on Monday afternoon that the trial for confessed 9/11 mastermind, Khalid Shiekh Muhammed would not be held in a New York City courtroom but remain in a military commission, instead. In his speech he went after members of Congress who blocked the Justice Department from transferring any Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States.
Lawmaker wants made-in-America U.S. flags
Rep. Bruce Braley introduced a bill Monday that would require the federal government to purchase only American-made U.S. flags.
Terps' Nigel King dealing with NCAA clearinghouse issues
Edsall says freshman wide receiver has yet to practice
Terps short-handed at tailback early in spring
Douglas, Wilson out with hamstring injuries
Va. university presidents among highest paid
Somebody's likely suffering from the rising cost of college tuition, but it doesn't seem to be the presidents of five Virginia universities who made it on top-paid lists compiled by the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Morning Roundup: April 4
D.C. residents call for Alexander probe; Alexandria proposes first commercial property tax; National Gallery painting attacked; Two shot overnight in Southeast; Man struck, killed on I-66; First retail at Metro station; Md. Assembly closing swiftly on O'Malley agenda
NY Lawmakers receive e-mail threat: 'Give me a chance to pull a Gabby Giffords'
Last Friday New York State lawmakers were sent an anonymous e-mail from an individual, claiming to be a state employee, who threatened to "pull a Gabby Giffords" style of attack against New York politicians, school children, and the press.
Thoughts on Shaka Smart's future
HOUSTON -- The season hasn't been over for 24 hours, but questions about the future of Virginia Commonwealth University coach Shaka Smart hang over the school.
One Genocide at a Time, Please
Last week President Obama attempted to seize the moral high ground to justify American intervention in Libya. But while the United States was taking military action to forestall possible mass killings in North Africa, an actual slaughter took place in West Africa some 2,000 miles to the south.
Spring game doesn't solve Virginia's QB search
Michael Rocco throws two touchdowns and an interception in Cavaliers' scrimmage at Scott Stadium
VCU-Butler starters announced
HOUSTON -- Virginia Commonwealth University and Butler are going with the same starting lineups that have carried them to the Final Four.
Money gap illustrates VCU's unlikely run
HOUSTON -- You can examine seeds or win differential or a hundred other statistics, but the starkest perspective on Virginia Commonwealth University's run to the Final Four comes from money.
Maryland football penalized three scholarships
Terps' APR score will fall below 925 when scores are released later in the spring
Deja vu all over again for Navy in loss at Georgetown
Mids suffer fourth loss of season by a goal
Assistant keeps Skeen on track
HOUSTON -- One overlooked aspect of Jamie Skeen's development this season is Virginia Commonwealth University assistant Will Wade.
With Ehrmann back up top, Hoyas get back to .500
Fifth-year senior keys defeat of Georgetown
