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Trump immigration policy could rock Eastern Shore poultry industry, Van Hollen warns

U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen warned that President Donald Trump’s immigration policy and a Supreme Court decision stripping temporary protected status from Haitians could cripple the Eastern Shore’s poultry industry.

From left, Senate President Bill Ferguson, Sen. Karen Lewis Young, Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Chair Will Smith, Del. Nicole Williams, Gov. Wes Moore, Liliana Ramirez, House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk and We Are Casa Executive Director George Escobar smile as the bill to ban 287(g) agreements in Maryland is signed. (Hannah Gaskill/The Daily Record)

Immigration law community weighs pros, cons of MD’s new ICE laws
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Pharmacist pay lawsuit naming Hopkins, Bethesda association tossed

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Selena Gomez attends the fifth annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles Oct. 18, 2025. (REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni)

Investors sue Selena Gomez for alleged fraud over mental health startup

Selena Gomez was sued by investors who say the singer and actor committed fraud by failing to fulfill duties to build and promote her mental health startup.

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Trump immigration policy could rock Eastern Shore poultry industry, Van Hollen warns

U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen warned that President Donald Trump’s immigration policy and a Supreme Court decision stripping temporary protected status from Haitians could cripple the Eastern Shore’s poultry industry.

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Airplanes prepare for takeoff at Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, on Nov. 5, 2025. (Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post)

After deadly DC crash, changes have been slow to come, official says

Of the NTSB’s 52 recommendations, 51 remain open six months after it issued its final recommendations aimed at making aviation safer following a deadly crash at Reagan National Airport.

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Kim Robinson, vice president of state government affairs for CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, leads a panel on the AHEAD model. (Photo by Danielle J. Brown/Maryland Matters)

Ripple effects of AHEAD model could ‘topple’ MD healthcare system, CareFirst official warns

State officials, hospitals and insurance companies may need to tread carefully as Maryland transitions into a new hospital rate-setting system.

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The Lexington Exchange is a 140-acre mixed-use business community in St. Mary's County. (St. John Properties Inc.)

Home Depot to open Southern MD store

The Home Depot, a national home improvement retailer, announced plans to open a new store in St. Mary’s County.

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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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Ripple effects of AHEAD model could ‘topple’ MD healthcare system, CareFirst official warns

Pharmacist pay lawsuit naming Hopkins, Bethesda association tossed

Atlantic Union Bank opens new Baltimore location

MD lawmakers mull data center pauses, hear VA’s insights at MACo conference

Shaq’s Big Chicken opens Anne Arundel standalone location

Baltimore sues prediction markets as 4th Circuit weighs state case

‘Enough is enough’: Activists push back as BGE requests another rate increase

Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty in stalking case, NYT reports

Gov. Wes Moore delivers the keynote address at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Aviation Maintenance Technician program’s graduation ceremony on Aug. 13, 2026. (Office of Gov. Wes Moore)

Moore addresses UMES aviation program graduates

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore welcomed Gov. Wes Moore for a Thursday graduation ceremony recognizing the school’s Aviation Maintenance Technician program’s inaugural cohort, the governor’s office announced.

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Trump immigration policy could rock Eastern Shore poultry industry, Van Hollen warns

U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen warned that President Donald Trump’s immigration policy and a Supreme Court decision stripping temporary protected status from Haitians could cripple the Eastern Shore’s poultry industry.

Luigi Mangione appears for a pre-trial hearing at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York on June 17, 2026. (Angelina Katsanis/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo)

Luigi Mangione pleads guilty in federal case, admits killing insurance CEO

Maryland native Luigi Mangione admitted in court to killing a health insurance executive and pleaded guilty to federal charges of stalking.

From left, Senate President Bill Ferguson, Sen. Karen Lewis Young, Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Chair Will Smith, Del. Nicole Williams, Gov. Wes Moore, Liliana Ramirez, House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk and We Are Casa Executive Director George Escobar smile as the bill to ban 287(g) agreements in Maryland is signed. (Hannah Gaskill/The Daily Record)

Immigration law community weighs pros, cons of MD’s new ICE laws

Maryland passed new ICE-related legislation this year. What do immigration law experts think of its pros, cons and constitutionality?

The Maryland State House is shown on the morning of the first day of the 2026 General Assembly, Jan. 14, 2026. (Maximillian Franz/The Daily Record)

MD county leaders look for options as budgets get tighter

County leaders said they need more options to help weather mounting budget pressures driven by reductions in state aid coupled with costs shifted to local governments and mandated education spending.

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Prescription drug prices record sharpest drop in more than 60 years

Kennedy Center board reapproves Trump’s plan to close for renovations

Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit alleging Harvard failed to protect Jewish students

FlightAware withdraws lawsuit against Kalshi over flight-cancellation markets

Trump promised a sex-trafficking crackdown. His Justice Department hasn’t delivered.

Trump sued over service that offers paid early access to Truth Social posts

Trump administration finalizes ownership reporting exemption for US firms

Trump administration bars federal funding of gender-affirming care for low-income minors

Selena Gomez attends the fifth annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles Oct. 18, 2025. (REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni)

Investors sue Selena Gomez for alleged fraud over mental health startup

Selena Gomez was sued by investors who say the singer and actor committed fraud by failing to fulfill duties to build and promote her mental health startup.

Airplanes prepare for takeoff at Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, on Nov. 5, 2025. (Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post)

After deadly DC crash, changes have been slow to come, official says

Of the NTSB’s 52 recommendations, 51 remain open six months after it issued its final recommendations aimed at making aviation safer following a deadly crash at Reagan National Airport.

Construction for the ballroom project on the former site of the White House's East Wing, seen June 7. (Tom Brenner/For the Washington Post)

Trump officials ask Supreme Court to let ballroom construction continue

The Trump administration urged the Supreme Court to let construction continue on the White House ballroom amid legal challenges.

Soapy bubbles appeared in the World War II Memorial fountain on Thursday in an apparent act of vandalism. (Tyler M. Andrews/The Washington Post)

DOJ charges woman accused of vandalizing World War II Memorial

The Justice Department filed felony charges against a woman for vandalizing the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., officials say.

A "Make America Healthy Again" banner and decorations celebrating the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence hang from the Humphrey Building, where the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services office is located in Washington on July 21, 2026. (REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo)

Trump administration accuses hospitals of improper billing over gender care for minors

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services accused dozens of hospitals and healthcare providers of improperly billing for gender-affirming care.

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