It was a big deal in Maryland when Rod Rosenstein was tapped to be second-in-command of the U.S. Justice Department under Donald Trump. But in a new interview with The New York Times, the president said he was miffed to learn of Rosenstein’s professional origins.
Under pressure from Democratic lawmakers, former Maryland federal prosecutor Rod Rosenstein last night appointed a special attorney to probe Donald Trump’s ties to Russia. Needless to say, his boss is not happy, which isn’t good if you’re Rod Rosenstein.
Judge banned note-taking for non-credentialed media during Keith Davis Jr. trial – City Paper
Spy Tool Born In Maryland Responsible For Global Cyber Attack – CBS Baltimore
Residents seek relief from NextGen flight patterns – WBAL-TV
Rosenstein names special counsel to lead probe into Russia, Trump campaign – Baltimore Sun
Fixer Upper – Baltimore Magazine
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh continued pushing back against the Trump administration today, this time by joining a group of his colleagues from 19 states plus D.C. in asking the feds to appoint a special prosecutor to probe the president’s ties to Russia.
Rod Rosenstein, Maryland’s longtime federal prosecutor-turned-Jeff Sessions underling, played a major role in President Donald Trump’s controversial decision to can the head of the FBI on Tuesday.
What to Do in Fell’s Point, Baltimore’s Hottest Neighborhood — Condé Nast Traveler
City to restructure Hilton Hotel debt to shore up its finances — Baltimore Brew
Cho Benn Holback to be acquired by large architectural firm — BBJ
Senate confirms Rod Rosenstein as deputy attorney general — ABC2
Marijuana company exec offers compromise that could lead to special session — Baltimore Sun
In Wild Card rematch, Orioles top Blue Jays—and nemesis Jose Bautista – City Paper
Friday’s heavy rains caused 2.7M gallons of sewer water to be released – Fox45
Rosenstein Nomination Forwarded To Full Senate – WBAL
True Bromance: Orioles Stars Manny Machado and Jonathan Schoop Share a Bond Beyond the Field – Baltimore Magazine
Baltimore County Council moves to repeal stun gun ban – Baltimore Sun
Maryland’s top federal prosecutor could soon be second-in-command in President Donald Trump’s Justice Department.
Baltimore City PD could probably do without more bad publicity right now, but the U.S. Attorney’s office arrived on Thursday night to deliver more news of alleged wrongdoing. An officer was charged with stealing money while part of an undercover operation, according to U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein.
Ex-Baltimore City transit chief Barry S. Robinson was indicted Thursday for attempting to fund his retirement by selling off the city’s bus shelters.
