Washington, DC - Health Care Policy

The number of people dying on the nation's roads has fallen to its lowest level in six decades, helped by a combination of seat belts, safer cars...

Filed under: Celebrity Interviews, Summer TVWith Washington D.C. a world away, 'Top Chef''s four remaining cheftestants spent last night's...

Tuesday is primary day in seven states and the District of Columbia. This will be the last major primary before the midterm elections (only one...

A US federal appeals court today ruled that funding for embryonic stem cell research can continue while a higher court considers an appeal. . . "It...

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reportedly live in Washington, DC. My dad was one of those sink-or-swim guys. When I got my learner's permit, we were living at Fort Meade, md. One...

A Washington D.C. program intended to determine the effects of smart meters on household electricity use uncovered habits that could have...

The 2009-10 academic year was one of the most fiscally challenging ever for many state universities and private colleges, and there is little...

The JBG Cos. sold the 228-room Hampton Inn in Washington, DC's East End to Hersha Hospitality Trust for $73 million or $320,000 per room. The...

Get your daily dose of science, including advice for surviving a terrorist nuke attack, in just a few minutes:. . What should Washingtonians do if...

Topic: Washington, DC

Traffic deaths fall to lowest since 1950

Eliminated 'Top Chef: D.C.' Contestant Defends Against 'Boring Chefs' Comments

Tuesday's Primaries

Washington DC: Court says stem cell research can go on

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The Country's worst drivers ...

Electricity use curbed by pricing? Not exactly

The 'No-Frills' College of the Future

JBG Sells Hampton Inn in DC for $73 Million

What to do in the event of nukes

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