In this edition of the National News Roundup, a family wins a record-size Powerball jackpot, politicians argue about the fiscal cliff, and a few states decide to increase learning time in their schools. President...

In this edition of National News Roundup, a popular blog raises money for Hurricane Sandy relief efforts, President Obama begins a tour of Southeast Asia and consumers begin to stockpile Twinkies and other...

Marylanders legalized the expansion of casino gambling by voting in favor of Question 7 on the ballot Nov. 6. The measure, which passed with 52% of the vote, allows the state’s slots-only casino industry...

The hockey team defeated the Sherwood Warriors 8-2 in its first regular season game Nov. 16 at Cabin John Ice Rink. The Vikes took the ice at 8 p.m. to "The Boys are Back in Town," an appropriate song...

Maryland voters pushed through Question 6, becoming the first state to pass a referendum legalizing same sex civil marriage Nov. 6. The law, which received 52 percent of the vote, will take effect Jan....

Students always enjoy the occasional delayed opening, exam week, HSAs and other opportunities to sleep in instead of attending an early class. But these uncommon occasions may become everyday life for...

In this edition of National News Roundup, a local university admits to overstating SAT scores, the director of the CIA resigns and military veterans travel to New York and New Jersey to assist in storm...

The International Club organized a soccer tournament for the second straight year that took place Nov. 9 on the upper field behind the school. Team MK, composed of Luke Barber, David Cantwell,...

The Olympics ended three months ago, but it still seems that you can’t turn on a TV or open a magazine without seeing U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte. Along with beating swimming phenom Michael Phelps in...