State leaders said expanding solar energy is needed to help Maryland achieve its ambitious goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2035.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald announces his arrival in dominant Super Bowl LX win
Seattle’s ferocious defense led the team to a 29-13 win over New England, and Macdonald was the mastermind behind it all.
From Bowie to the Big Game: Christian Haynes’ hometown loyalty helped lead him to Super Bowl
Christian Haynes had no power conference offers entering his senior year. He was a two-star recruit, redshirted his freshman year at UConn. But Haynes never questioned his path.
For U.K. players, U.S. college soccer is becoming an increasingly attractive option
The quality of U.S. education and the opportunity for high-level playing experience can entice players to cross the pond.
An American football office in London: Inside the NFL’s U.K. headquarters
Even 3,300 miles from the nearest NFL franchise, the league is right at home in London.
Hundreds gather at the Washington Post to protest layoffs
Hundreds of people gathered Thursday in a rally with signs and chants to support the Washington Post journalists after job cuts. Less than a day after being laid off, employees expressed their intent to continue producing journalism, despite their disappointment…
Maryland’s offshore wind project faces legal pushback from Ocean City, Trump administration
Ocean City, Maryland, is a cornerstone of the state’s culture and economy — but the view from the beach will change if the state government has its way.
NFL and Premier League set their sights on global growth — but their strategies differ
Unlike the NFL, which regularly plays international games, the Premier League has never held any regular-season matches outside England.
Climate action moves forward despite Trump’s policy rollbacks. Will it be enough?
It’s clear the global efforts to prevent the worst possible effects of climate change are finally making headway. Despite that progress, global temperatures continue to reach record highs.
With concussion protocols, soccer leagues aim to protect their players without changing the game
The science may be the same, but cultural attitudes toward tradition, toughness and risk divide how U.S. and English leagues approach player safety.