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  • Virginia divorce rate targeted

    NORFOLK (AP) — The Family Foundation is trying to reduce the number of divorces in Virginia by recommending public policies that could preserve traditional marriages.


  • Democratic Party chairman seeks to 'preserve' majority

    ANNAPOLIS — Maryland's new Democratic Party chairman is stepping into the job during a rejuvenating period for Democrats in the state.


  • Democratic Party chairman seeks to 'preserve' majority

    ANNAPOLIS — Maryland's new Democratic Party chairman is stepping into the job during a rejuvenating period for Democrats in the state.


  • U.N. plan for Africa office stirs anger

    NEW YORK — Developing nations are in revolt against a plan by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to merge his African advisory office with one that coordinates policy for all poor nations, saying that he is trying once again to save money at Africa's expense.


  • Obituaries

    Harold Purcell, 87, legislator, judge


  • Obituaries

    Harold Purcell, 87, legislator, judge


  • U.N. plan for Africa office stirs anger

    NEW YORK — Developing nations are in revolt against a plan by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to merge his African advisory office with one that coordinates policy for all poor nations, saying that he is trying once again to save money at Africa's expense.


  • Taney bust draws activists' disgust

    FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — Some Frederick civil rights leaders are demanding the removal from City Hall of a bronze bust of 19th-century Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney, author of the Dred Scott decision affirming slavery.


  • Kaine boon for party's hopefuls

    Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's fundraising lead over other state lawmakers will likely be a big help to Democrats in the fall elections when they campaign in Northern Virginia and try to take control of the General Assembly for the first time since 1995.


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