Frederick town divided by restrictive zoning law in Main Street historic district.
Royal murders undermine stability of Himalayan buffer state between rival nuclear giants.
This is National TV-Turnoff Week and, while I applaud its goal of getting people to read or enjoy the outdoors or play board games with family members, I must confess that I object to its universal application. Granted, we ought to pull the plug on those chubby couch potato kids and the junior geniuses who claim they can do homework while watching television. We ought to do that every week of the year. But once again, innocent parties are caught in a well-intended reform movement that would actually do them more harm than good. I am thinking here of the parents.