Washington, D.C. — A growing problem with tiny bugs has triggered a big, two-day meeting in Washington.
Several federal agencies gathered on the campus of Georgetown University to discuss the current bedbug epidemic and efforts to eradicate the pests, and it seems getting everyone to sleep tight has been no easy task.
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