Body found in well at Fort Washington

News

• 2 arrested in alleged school bomb plot
• 'Barefoot Bandit' to be sentenced
• Car bomb kills dozens in Baghdad
• Italy ship survivors to get compensation

Washington DC

• Debunking common takes on the Albert Haynesworth sex abuse allegations
• Vincent Orange on NewsTalk
• Arlington GOP takes aim at Capital Bikeshare over eight parking spots
• Buy a gun, stop rape: Your sex and gender morning roundup

Virginia

• Vigil held Friday for young man found dead on sidewalk
• Amelia man in court on charges of robbery and abduction
• Repeal of "King's Dominion" law now headed to House of Delegates
• Pet food now available at food bank

Norfolk

• Pentagon leaders outline plan to cut defense budget by $487 billion
• HRT to test bus route to Norfolk International Airport
• 250 Sailors due home with return of USS Ramage
• Norfolk-based Mesa Verde rescues capsized Moroccans

Richmond

Maryland

Maryland man pleads guilty trying to detonate bomb

BALTIMORE - A Maryland man pleaded guilty Thursday to trying to detonate what he thought was a car bomb outside a military recruiting center in ... Full story

• Missing 7-year-old child found safe in Maryland

Baltimore

• Woman To Be Sentenced In Yoga Shop Murder
• New Video Gives Insight Into Former Baltimore Marine Reservist’s Shooting Spree
• Baltimore City Schools’ Appointments Announced
• Jeremy Conn: What If?

Politics

Maryland's First Lady Katie O'Malley talks on gay marriages

BALTIMORE - Maryland First Lady Katie O'Malley isn't mincing any words when it comes to describing why she thinks gay marriage legislation failed last year.The ... Full story

• Romney says Fidel Castro will 'be taken off this planet' if he is elected
• First Lady to appear on iCarly
• Michele Bachmann Considering Suspending Campaign
• Mitt Romney on Iowa

Sports

US authorities seize more than 10,700 counterfeit NFL jerseys

US authorities have seized more than 10,700 counterfeit NFL jerseys at airports in Los Angeles and Ontario since the season started last September, the US ... Full story

• Tim Tebow joins Brad Paisley on stage for a duet
• Judge tells Terrell Owens his career is over
• Michigan takes victory over Virginia Tech at the Sugar Bowl
• Hawks beat the Heat 100-92 Monday night after recovering from early point deficits

World

200 Dead This Month in Iraq

A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-packed car near a funeral procession in southeastern Baghdad on Friday, killing at least 32 people – half of them ... Full story

• Over 12,000 people in Mexico died in 2011 due to drugs
• Man dies from cold weather shortly after killing park ranger
• St Trinian's Ronald Searle has died at age 91
• Taliban opening doors to Qatar office for talks with United States

Business

Construction Spending in the United States Surges

U.S. construction spending surged to a near 1-1/2 year high in November as investment in public and private projects rose solidly, cementing expectations of strong ... Full story

• Greece threatens to ditch the euro if bailout finalization fails
• Starbucks to raise prices
• Federal Reserve to make monetary policy projections public
• Top Travel Stories of 2011

Health

Black Tea May Lower Blood Pressure

A new study from researchers from the University of Western Australia shows that black tea won't raise blood pressure in people with hypertension, and may ... Full story

• Smallpox virus won't be destroyed ... yet
• 7 'healthy' foods that are making you fat
• A bit of pink in pork is OK after all
• Losing 'Oprah' leads to lonely ladies, study suggests

Tech

• Investors tune in to Philips outlook, TV sale
• Twitter will 'censor' tweets by country
• Apple 'attacking problems' at its factories in China
• FBI to use Twitter to predict crimes

Oddities

FedEx makes joke about package to Army base, charged with threat of terrorism

SALT LAKE CITY — Prosecutors in Utah charged a FedEx driver with a threat of terrorism count over allegations he joked that a package he ... Full story

• 8th graders' eat at Hooters on field trip
• Pakistan's general starts campaign to eliminate insurgents
• Balloon boys parents are selling balloon
• Mallard duck nesting in Maine Home Depot garden

Government

• GOP, don't blow it with Florida's Latinos
• Gingrich questions Romney's investments
• Romney: Gingrich ad 'repulsive'
• View from North Florida: Mitt's too rich

Law

Taylor Stein Helped Feds Capture Baby-Brokering Ring

Being a mother isn't easy. But what Taylor Stein endured to bring home her son, 5-month-old Ren Friedrick, was truly extraordinary. During the process of adopting ... Full story

• San Francisco to uphold 'sanctuary city' policy
• The 10 most dangerous cities in America
• Teen accused in NJ cop's death charged with murder
• Anthony's mother emotional on stand

Living

• Academy of Country Music noms
• Michael Jackson's kids to immortalize dad's footprints
• ABBA to release new song
• Helgenberger on shooting her final 'CSI'

Entertainment

Pittsburgh rapper suing Wiz Khalifa for $2.3 million over 'Black and Yellow' song

A Pittsburgh rapper is suing hip hop star Wiz Khalifa for $2.3 million over allegations that he stole the hit song "Black and Yellow." ... Full story

• Russell Brand Spends New Years Alone While Katy Perry Parties With Mysterious Man
• First man on the cover of 'O' magazine
• Batman Cartoonist Jerry Robinson Dies at Age 89
• The last 'Hunger Games' movie may be split into two parts