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Lawmakers Call Denial Of Disaster Assistance For Western Maryland Floods A ‘Gut Punch'
Moore vows to appeal the decision by FEMA, which Trump has called a ‘disaster' and promised to reduce or eliminate the agency.
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Higher Ed Commission Warned Of ‘Sea Change' To Pell Grant Eligibility, Student Visas
The total impact of the changes is still unclear. Experts even differ on who might be affected by the new rules.
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Justice Department, Conservative Law Firm Set Sights On Maryland Voter Registrations
Maryland joins the growing list of states subjected to scrutiny by the feds.
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AI Data Centers Are Using More Power; Regular Customers Are Footing The Bill
Large AI companies that power them, like Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft, use vastly more energy than other kinds of computing.
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Maryland Had Largest Single-Month Drop In Federal Jobs In Almost 3 Decades, Report Finds
In addition to active federal workers, the report said more than 150,000 people in Maryland receive retirement income.
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Raskin Raises, Banks Millions, Far Outstripping Other Maryland Delegation Members
The latest FEC reports also show Hoyer still actively raising funds.
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Maryland Fires Back Against EPA Claims About Its Offshore Wind Permit
State says there is nothing wrong with the permit it issued US Wind in June and it has no plans to reissue, as feds wanted.
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As Immigration Arrests Surge, So Does Number Of Maryland Sheriffs Agreeing To Work With ICE
“Rather than release a criminal back onto the street, we turn those criminals over to ICE,” Sheriff Chuck Jenkins (R) said.
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Piedmont Power Line Company Files A Second Lawsuit Against Defiant Landowners
The company says a third suit, also seeking access to private property for land surveys, could be coming.
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Maryland, 19 Other States Sue To Block Trump From Dismantling Disaster Preparation Program
FEMA typically covers up to 75% of a project’s cost, although smaller, rural communities can receive up to 90%.
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Trump's EPA Flags A Problem With Offshore Wind Permit Issued By Maryland
The US Wind project received critical approval from the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management in December of last year.
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Annapolis Among Cities To Host Rallies, Activities In Honor Of Late Rep. John Lewis
More than 1,600 events are scheduled nationwide, calling for ‘good trouble' encouraged by the late civil rights icon.
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Moore Taps Carroll County Republican, Army Vet To Head Veterans Department
Carroll County Commissioner Ed Rothstein is also a former garrison commander at Fort Meade.
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Baltimore Crime, Homicide Drops Overshadowed By Fear Of Federal Actions Hindering Gains
Officials say discussions were part of a meeting of the Baltimore congressional delegation and the mayor to cite achievements and goals.
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MD Churches Could Openly Endorse Candidates From The Pulpit, Under IRS Proposal
Notre Dame law professor: IRS court filing gives churches ‘green light’ to support political candidates.
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Catfish To Cat Food: A New Plan To Reduce The Chesapeake Bay's Blue Catfish Population
There’s currently a bipartisan effort on Capitol Hill that has come up with a new plan in the battle against the blues.
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Health Advocates Warn Budget Reconciliation Will Strain The State Health Care System
Thousands of Maryland Medicaid recipients will lose coverage, and that's just the beginning of advocates' concerns
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Democrats Urge Town Hall Attendees To Persevere, Hope In Face Of ‘Big Beautiful Bill'
“If our courts hold, we’re going to be OK,” Rep. April McClain Delaney (D-6th) told the crowd of about 100 at the Montgomery College campus.
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Federal Freeze On Funds Could Cost Maryland Schools $125 Million This Year
Programs affected include those for English learners, afterschool programs and support for teachers, among others.
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Baltimore Among Cities Looking To Join Lawsuit Against Trump Funding Cuts To Sanctuary Cities
34 cities and counties have asked to join the California lawsuit against the administration.
