Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
BY: Associated Press Congress is moving quickly on an agreement to avert a potentially devastating default on U.S. obligations, with legislation that mixes a record increase in the government’s borrowing cap with the promise of more than $2 trillion in spending cuts. After a tense weekend of bargaining, President Barack Obama and congressional leaders announced the agreement Sunday [...] |
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- Md. immigration attorney, clients indicted for bribery
- State settles claim over drop-off near Potomac River dam
- Opinions – 5/23/13: Maryland Court of Special Appeals
- Opinions – 5/23/13: 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
- Law digest – 5/23/13
- Insurer wants out of civil suit against Huguely
- Despite win, former teacher still on sex offender registry
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- After state approval, Rocky Gap casino officially opens
- Hearing in water rate hike set for June
- Tug’s checked out, B’More Bistro is checking in
- Poor accounting costs city $1.4 million
- TEDCO celebrates 15th anniversary at awards ceremony
- Doubling down on Rocky Gap
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Trees are reflected in the façade of laboratory building under construction last month on Johns Hopkins' Homewood campus. Photo taken by John Robinson of Baltimore.
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