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Opinion: Why Pharmaceutical Market Reform Is So Hard And What To Do About It
The pharmaceutical market has become complex and dysfunctional.
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Former Montgomery County Executive Sid Kramer Dies At Age 96
Sid Kramer became Montgomery's third county executive in 1986. Kramer died Monday at the age of 96.
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Van Hollen ‘Eager' To Get Back To Work, His Wife Tells Baltimore Political Gathering
The senator was due to speak at a fundraiser for the Maryland Health Care For All Coalition. He's resting for the next few days.
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How Does The State Plant 5 Million Trees? It's Complicated
Only now does Burks realize that one of the reasons his brother needed an inhaler was the high level of ozone and other pollutants.
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Political Notes: Brown Poll Shows Big Lead; New Spots For Schulz, Baron; More
Brown started better known than O'Malley; he was Democratic nominee for governor in 2014, and is serving his third term in Congress.
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Maryland Matters To Co-Sponsor Candidate Forums For AG, Comptroller
Former Anne Arundel County Councilmember Michael Peroutka and former prosecutor Jim Shalleck are seeking the Republican nomination.
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Moore Poll Shows Him Gaining On Franchot, But 42 Percent Still Undecided
Still, the Moore campaign showed movement, and clearly saw enough to like to want to circulate the poll publicly.
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Lawmakers Demand End To “Barbaric” Treatment Of Animals By Maryland-Bound Firm
“Our investigator witnessed thousands of animals, many of whom endured prolonged, unalleviated pain" -- Humane Society statement
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Raucous Western Md., Democratic Summit Returns: Moore, Lierman, O'Malley Win Straw Polls
More than 300 Democrats — many from Western Maryland, but about half from other parts of the state — gathered at the resort Saturday.
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State Employees Call On Hogan To Keep Western Maryland Hospital Open
Last September, the Maryland Department of Health's 2041 Facilities Master Plan detailed intentions to close down Western Hospital Center.
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Essay: Remembering The George Wallace Shooting 50 Years Later
Not old enough to vote, I was intrigued by the campaign and a chance to see one of its most divisive, avowed segregationist George Wallace.
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State Democratic Party Asks That Maryland Be Considered For Early Primary In 2024
The Maryland Democratic Party submitted a letter of intent to the Democratic National Committee to be considered for an early primary.
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Congressional Bipartisanship Index: Rep. Harris Almost Brings Up The Rear
The results from the first year of the 117th Congress are in, and they're pretty bad.
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Political Notes: More Than 100 State Candidates Sign Carbon-Free Electricity Pledge; Congressional Endorsements
To date, 143 candidates for the Maryland Senate and House of Delegates have signed the resolution.
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Stadium Authority Was Wrong To Accept ‘One-Sided' Concert Deal, State Treasurer Says
Under that agreement, the team keeps 55 percent of the revenue generated from concerts and other non-baseball events at the ballpark.
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Board Of Public Works OK's Controversial $1 Lease For State Psychiatric Hospital Grounds
Although the university has no specific plans at the moment, UMBC wants to use the hospital grounds to eventually expand its campus.
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Maryland Construction Worker Testifies In Favor Of Labor Law Amendment To Prevent Wage Theft
House Appropriations Chair DeLauro introduced the bill, H.R. 3712, known as the “Wage Theft Prevention and Wage Recovery Act of 2022."
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Group Wants To Overturn Abortion Care Access Act By Bringing It To A Referendum
The law takes effect July 1, expanding insurance coverage for abortion procedures, and directing $3.5 million as a mandated annual expense.
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Adams Appeals To Frustrated Motorists With Gas Station Video Ads On High Prices
“Can you believe the price of a tank of gas? Wow, we need relief,” Timothy J. Adams, the first Black mayor of Bowie, said.
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Hogan Signs Cybersecurity, Public Health, Transportation Bills Into Law
The report indicates 105 bills were signed into law in the productive session.