President Trump On 9/11: 'America Cannot Be Intimidated'
President Donald Trump lead his first commemoration of the solemn 9/11 anniversary Monday.
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President Donald Trump lead his first commemoration of the solemn 9/11 anniversary Monday.
A candidate for Maryland governor is calling on a university to rescind its invitation to the nation's education secretary to give a commencement address.
College Park announced it will be bidding for Amazon's second Headquarters.
A massive but weakened Hurricane Irma zeroed in on the Tampa Bay region early Monday after hammering much of Florida with roof-ripping winds, gushing floodwaters and widespread power outages.
A weakened but still dangerous Irma pushed inland Monday as it hammered Florida with winds and floodwaters that created hazards even for rescuers trying to help beleaguered residents.
Hundreds of workers from Maryland are heading down to Florida to try and get power back on for millions of customers.
Maryland's faith community is extending their support for Hurricane Irma victims.
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos will be speaking at University of Baltimore's fall commencement, school officials said on Friday.
Juchitan, Mexico was littered with rubble from Thursday night's magnitude 8.1 earthquake, which killed at least 90 people across southern Mexico.
Widespread threats from Hurricane Irma prompted Georgia's governor to declare an emergency Sunday for the entire state, where coastal Savannah was evacuated for the second time in less than a year and Atlanta faced its first-ever tropical storm warning.
She and her fiance, Michael Davis — both of them senior airmen with the Air National Guard — were deployed indefinitely to assist with the rescue.
President Donald Trump will preside over his first 9/11 commemoration in office on Monday, a mostly solemn and nonpartisan occasion that may highlight his muddled claims about the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil.
Hurricane Irma gave Florida a coast-to-coast pummeling with winds up to 130 mph Sunday, swamping homes and boats, knocking out power to millions and toppling massive construction cranes over the Miami skyline.
As Irma marches up Florida's Gulf Coast toward Tampa Bay, residents fear what the storm will do to an area that hasn't taken a direct hit from a major hurricane since 1921.
