Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker still has the lead in the Democratic primary for governor, but there’s plenty of ground that can be made up by the other candidates, according to the newest Goucher Poll.
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Monday Morning Headlines: Chelsea Manning to Run for Cardin’s Senate Seat; Mayor Releases Video of Herself Yelling at Boy; and More
Pugh to squeegee kid, “Go to school, NOW!” — Baltimore Brew
Chelsea Manning, convicted of giving military documents to Wikileaks, files candidacy to challenge Sen. Cardin — Baltimore Sun
Well-Liked Baltimore Teacher, Missing For Days, Found Dead — WBAL
With Temporary Protected Status Removed For Salvadorans, Immigrants In Maryland Face Deportation — CBS Baltimore
President Trump Still Plans to Eradicate Chesapeake Bay Program Funding Next Year
With the release of his full 2018 budget proposal, Donald Trump today made it clear he intends to keep his promise to make massive federal spending cuts next year. And despite plenty of pushback from Congress, the president still plans to do away with the $73 million set aside for the Chesapeake Bay Program, a 34-year-old bipartisan effort to clean up North America’s largest estuary.
Maryland’s Members of Congress Pushing for New FBI Headquarters with Funds Now Earmarked in Budget Bill
Buried within the language of a newly announced $1 trillion omnibus budget bill in Congress is a half-billion-dollar stipulation for a new FBI headquarters that could greatly benefit the State of Maryland.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Can Owings Mills Achieve Glory Through More Development?; After Fire, Lanvale Towers Temporarily Condemned; and More
Oral History: The Wire’s East-West Showdown – Sports Illustrated
Living on the Edge – Baltimore Magazine
Lanvale Towers temporarily condemned after two-alarm fire – Baltimore Sun
Sen. Ben Cardin pledges to fight for Chesapeake Bay funding – ABC2
Brendan Foster Fieldhouse, City Paper photographer and documenter of Baltimore’s punk and metal scenes, has died – City Paper
Both of Maryland’s Senators Will Oppose Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee
President Donald Trump’s nominee for an open seat on the Supreme Court will go before the U.S. Senate for confirmation within the week. Today, both of Maryland’s senators pledged they will not vote to let him in.
Amid Family Feud Over Henrietta Lacks Movie, Md. Congressmen Move to Honor Her with Official Resolution
Two Maryland senators and four representatives, all Democrats, have introduced a resolution in Congress to honor Henrietta Lacks, who for more than half a century went unrecognized for her posthumous contributions to medical research.
Senate Officially Confirms Former Hopkins Neurosurgeon Ben Carson as Housing Secretary
It actually happened, folks: A retired doctor with zero public policy or management experience is now the nation’s secretary of housing and urban development.
Surprise: Most Marylanders Disapprove of Trump’s First Month in Office, Poll Finds
President Donald Trump isn’t making many inroads with residents of mostly blue Maryland after his first month in office, according to the most recent Goucher Poll.
Van Hollen Moves to Bring Harriet Tubman Statue to U.S. Capitol
Maryland’s two U.S. senators have championed an effort to bring a statue of freedom fighter and late Maryland native Harriet Tubman into the U.S. Capitol.
