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MD General Assembly special session: Democrats defend redistricting as way of combatting ‘uncertainty’

As the legislature's special session heated up Monday, Maryland General Assembly leadership defended redistricting legislation as Republicans accused them of a power grab.

Two years after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, the Weeks 533 crane drives a pile beneath the Patapsco River on the site of a new bridge. (Dan Belson/The Daily Record)

Key Bridge collapse: Judge throws out Dali owners’ lawsuit against shipbuilder
Great Wolf Lodge, an indoor water park chain, is opening a new resort in Cecil County, Maryland, less than a half hour drive from Delaware.

Woman sues Great Wolf Lodge after alleged neck injury on Perryville waterslide

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Two years after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, the Weeks 533 crane drives a pile beneath the Patapsco River on the site of a new bridge. (Dan Belson/The Daily Record)

Key Bridge collapse: Judge throws out Dali owners’ lawsuit against shipbuilder

A federal judge in Philadelphia dismissed the Dali shipowners' lawsuit alleging that Hyundai Heavy Industries sold them a defective freighter years before it crashed into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Business

A Marriott hotel is seen in Vienna, Austria, on April 9, 2018. (REUTERS/Heinz-Peter Bader/File Photo)

MD-based Marriott forecasts quarterly profit below estimates as Middle East revenue slumps

Bethesda-based Marriott International forecast third-quarter profit below Wall Street expectations as softer demand in the Middle East hurt hotel room revenue.

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MD General Assembly special session: Democrats defend redistricting as way of combatting ‘uncertainty’

As the legislature's special session heated up Monday, Maryland General Assembly leadership defended redistricting legislation as Republicans accused them of a power grab.

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The Johns Hopkins University said it laid off 110 employees in June 2026, citing cuts in federal research funding. (The Daily Record/File photo)

Johns Hopkins health researcher released after airport ICE detention

After Johns Hopkins University public health researcher Fatima Ameaka was detained by immigration authorities, the Department of Homeland Security said she had overstayed her visa.

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Xfinity's newly opened Westminster store. (Comcast)

Comcast opens 3 Xfinity stores in Baltimore region

Three new Xfinity stores have opened in Catonsville, Glen Burnie and Westminster, media and technology company Comcast announced. 

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The Daily Record unveils inaugural MD500 list of powerful Marylanders

The Daily Record on Friday unveiled its inaugural MD500 list, a collection of the most powerful leaders in Maryland.

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MD-based Marriott forecasts quarterly profit below estimates as Middle East revenue slumps

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MD-based Lockheed Martin to boost Patriot and THAAD missile parts production

Smell of cannabis can trigger police search if it’s not the only factor, MD court rules

Johns Hopkins health researcher released after airport ICE detention

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MD General Assembly special session: Democrats defend redistricting as way of combatting ‘uncertainty’

As the legislature's special session heated up Monday, Maryland General Assembly leadership defended redistricting legislation as Republicans accused them of a power grab.

Two years after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, the Weeks 533 crane drives a pile beneath the Patapsco River on the site of a new bridge. (Dan Belson/The Daily Record)

Key Bridge collapse: Judge throws out Dali owners’ lawsuit against shipbuilder

A federal judge in Philadelphia dismissed the Dali shipowners' lawsuit alleging that Hyundai Heavy Industries sold them a defective freighter years before it crashed into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Great Wolf Lodge, an indoor water park chain, is opening a new resort in Cecil County, Maryland, less than a half hour drive from Delaware.

Woman sues Great Wolf Lodge after alleged neck injury on Perryville waterslide

A woman sued Great Wolf Lodge after she says she sustained a severe neck injury on a waterslide at its indoor water park and resort in Perryville.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), at podium, takes over the National Governors Association chairmanship from from Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R), right, on Aug. 1, 2026. Chairmanship of the bipartisan organization shifts between parties every year. (Photo by Kevin Hardy/Stateline)

Moore touts friendship with GOP governor as he takes over national association

Gov. Wes Moore officially took over as chair of the National Governors Association, assuming the prominent position in an election year.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown speaks on May 15, 2024. (The Daily Record/Jack Hogan)

MD joins lawsuit over Trump policy of sharing benefits data with immigration authorities

Maryland sued to block a new policy allowing federal immigration authorities to receive information about low-income families with children enrolled in a cash-assistance program.

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Father of Georgia school shooter sentenced to prison

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US judge blocks Houston’s minority contracting program

Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche walks through the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington on July 29, 2026. (REUTERS/Anna Rose Layden/File Photo)

GOP senators to back Blanche as AG after he rescinds ‘weaponization’ fund

Two key Republican senators said they would support Todd Blanche's nomination for U.S. attorney general, paving the way for his confirmation.

Capitol Hill staff member places signs before a news conference by House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's decision to indefinitely delay putting famous abolitionist Harriet Tubman on the new $20 bill, on the steps of the Treasury Department in Washington, D.C, June 27, 2019. (REUTERS/Yuri Gripas/File Photo)

Democratic senators urge Treasury to revive Harriet Tubman $20 bill plan

Democratic senators urged the Trump administration to revive a plan to place anti-slavery crusader Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.

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Drugmakers, retailers must face ‘maximum strength’ claim in decongestant false ad litigation in US

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived claims against drugmakers and retailers over false 'maximum strength' decongestant labeling despite FDA preemption.

A U.S. flag and judge gavel are seen in this illustration taken Aug. 6, 2024. (REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration)

Secretive US court meant to deport alleged terrorists hears first case

A secretive U.S. court created 30 years ago to deport suspected terrorists convened for the first time on Thursday.

The headquarters of The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is seen in Washington, D.C., May 15, 2021. (REUTERS/Andrew Kelly/File Photo)

An unwritten federal policy is blocking workers’ discrimination claims

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has told administrative judges to pause federal workers’ class discrimination cases.

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