Washington Post
A two-year investigative project uncovers huge, covert national security buildups in the U.S. since the 9/11 attacks, hidden from public scrutiny. (WP)
Recent Maryland high school grad Joey Baker has one of the most promising baritone singing voices in the country. (WP)
A Maryland couple turns pesky, non-native plants into whimsical sculptures. (WP)
Leshelle Hicks thought she was moving into Joseph's House to die. Instead, the AIDS patient learned how to live. (WP)
After decades of caring for her invalid younger sister at home, Clarice 'Classie' Morant, 104, moved into her sister's death bed the next night, taking her place in needing care. (WP)
Role-playing psychotherapist Barry Spodak creates mentally unbalanced characters to train law enforcement agents who protect politicians and VIPs. (WP)
A videojournalist documents his experience of being a donor in an eight-person kidney exchange so his ailing father can receive a transplant. (WP)
A quasi-military academy run by the National Guard gives at-risk teens a second chance at graduation. (WP)
A Washington, D.C. pastor and his church offer gay African Americans a message of acceptance and responsibility. (WP)