Obama to visit Baltimore County mosque
President Barack Obama will visit a mosque in Baltimore County on Wednesday amid growing concern about hostility directed toward Muslim Americans. It will be Obama's first visit to an American...
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President Obama: ‘Democrats will win in November’
President Barack Obama urged House Democrats gathered in Baltimore on Thursday to approach this election year confident in their chances for success, and vowed to use the waning days of...
O’Malley says debate was ‘shot in the arm’ for fundraising
Presidential candidate Martin O'Malley said Friday that his debate performance was a "shot in the arm for fundraising" and said he is "absolutely" confident he will have resources to compete...
Cardin to oppose Iran nuclear deal
Sen. Ben Cardin, the top-ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Friday he will oppose the nuclear agreement with Iran — a position that won't stop the deal...
Sen. Mikulski announces her support for Iran nuclear agreement
Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski handed President Barack Obama a victory Wednesday by announcing her support for the pending Iran nuclear agreement, providing the final vote needed to ensure the deal...
Lead-poisoning settlement deals draw scrutiny, calls for reform
Maryland lawmakers vowed Thursday to investigate and clamp down on companies that "buy" lawsuit settlements after learning that hundreds of lead-poisoning victims in Baltimore had signed away their court-approved rights...
Congressional Democrats question firm buying lead paint settlements
Congressional Democrats led by Rep. Elijah E. Cummings are questioning a Chevy Chase company that offers lump sum payments in exchange for monthly settlement checks awarded to people poisoned by...
Supreme Court: Md. has double taxed some income
Maryland overtaxed a portion of out-of-state income earned by its residents, and must now refund hundreds of millions of dollars, the Supreme Court ruled Monday in a decision that could...
Justice Department to launch full-scale investigation of Baltimore police, sources say
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch plans to launch a full-scale civil rights investigation into use of force by Baltimore police officers, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. The...
Unrest after Freddie Gray’s death puts spotlight on Hogan, Rawlings-Blake
Unrest in Baltimore put on display the widely different leadership styles that Gov. Larry Hogan and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake brought to a crisis that could come to define their administrations....