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COVID-19 COVERAGE
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Featured
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Thousands of motorists overbilled by Md. toll systems
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NPR wins preliminary challenge to Md.’s broadcast ban on criminal trials
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Before protest for jailed Capitol rioters, police say they’re ready this time
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Maryland gained 11.9K jobs in August; unemployment dipped to 5.9%, pandemic low
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Comfort level with in-person work declines amid delta variant, report finds
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UMD bolsters program to finance, counsel student entrepreneurs
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The Daily Record announces 2021 Most Admired CEOs honorees
Commentary
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Panel backs COVID-19 boosters only for elderly, high-risk
A federal panel overwhelmingly rejected a plan to give Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots to most Americans, but it endorsed them for those 65 or older or at higher risk.
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House to try suspending cap on borrowing authority next week
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Ex-Army doctor behind infamous ‘Fatal Vision’ slayings ends release appeal
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UMD Medicine, Vibrent Health to partner on precision health research study
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University of Baltimore receives $2.4M donation for veteran, active military student aid
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IonQ, Accenture to accelerate quantum computing into the enterprise
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Justice Department reviewing policies on transgender inmates
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White House warns that debt limit showdown could hurt states
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Clarence Thomas criticizes judges for veering into politics
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3 charged in death of Maryland boy, 8, hit by stray bullet
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Frostburg State University receives $1.48M from POWER Initiative
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Lawyer surrenders to face charges in $10M life insurance fraud
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Pride of Baltimore II to welcome French frigate to honor Battle of the Chesapeake
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Apprentice House Press donates proceeds from sale of Rob Hiaasen books
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Federal judge declines to block Florida ban on mask mandates
blogs
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For hotels, business travel still in the doldrums, report says
Business travel revenue for hotels in Maryland and the nation took a huge hit in 2020. The year 2021 may be even worse. The hotel ...
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Has being a mother hurt me as a lawyer?
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Chalk this up to a Fourth Amendment violation perhaps
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What would you do with a $1 award in attorney’s fees?
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Should vaccination be a condition of probation?
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USM Board of Regents member asks for campaign email to be rescinded
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Judge seems skeptical of eviction moratorium
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Hogan will consider three judges, attorney for vacant high court seat
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‘Zoombombing’ claims settle for $85 million
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Was the Texas Supreme Court bought?
Women Who Lead
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Two women advance in historic Boston mayor race
For the first time in 200 years, Boston voters have narrowed the field of mayoral candidates to two women of color who will face off against each other in November.
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FEATURED MOVER | Erin Moran, Grasmick Leadership Institute
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Leadership Maryland seeks new leadership as president and CEO Winsky shifts role
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Women’s Equality Day celebrated across Maryland
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Maryland’s retiring top judge recalls ‘sleepless nights’ as she prepares to pass ‘the baton’
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Lehigh Valley construction camp for girls is going national
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FEATURED MOVER | Damita McDonald, Notre Dame of Md. University
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New McDaniel president seeks to make school ‘the independent college of choice’
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Finding cancer earlier: New tests show promise with broader screening available
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The merger of conventional medical treatment with integrative medicine
Law
Appellate Courts
Md. high court will consider school board liability for negligent discipline
Md. court reverses assault conviction, cites race-based juror exclusion
Montgomery County urges justices to review fee award in disability bias case
Teachers, school boards protected from negligent-discipline claims, Md. appeals court says
Practice
Ex-prosecutor Cassilly defends himself against ethics charges
Survey: COVID-19 has had complicated impact on Maryland’s legal profession
Maryland high court dismisses ethics charges against immigration lawyer
Maryland high court defers to legislature, rejects rule to reduce youthful offenders’ sentences
Business
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House to try suspending cap on borrowing authority next week
House Democrats said Friday they planned to take action next week to suspend the cap on the government’s borrowing authority, and the White House ratcheted ...
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UMD Medicine, Vibrent Health to partner on precision health research study
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University of Baltimore receives $2.4M donation for veteran, active military student aid
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IonQ, Accenture to accelerate quantum computing into the enterprise
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Maryland gained 11.9K jobs in August; unemployment dipped to 5.9%, pandemic low
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Comfort level with in-person work declines amid delta variant, report finds
Government
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Thousands of motorists overbilled by Md. toll systems
Motorists using the state’s toll roads, bridges and tunnels may want to pay closer attention to their bills. Malfunctions of a new toll collection system ...
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Panel backs COVID-19 boosters only for elderly, high-risk
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House to try suspending cap on borrowing authority next week
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Maryland gained 11.9K jobs in August; unemployment dipped to 5.9%, pandemic low
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Justice Department reviewing policies on transgender inmates
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White House warns that debt limit showdown could hurt states
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Clarence Thomas criticizes judges for veering into politics
Health Care
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Panel backs COVID-19 boosters only for elderly, high-risk
A federal panel overwhelmingly rejected a plan to give Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots to most Americans, but it endorsed them for those 65 or older or at higher risk.
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UMD Medicine, Vibrent Health to partner on precision health research study
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Vision Innovation Partners completes 19th acquisition
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CareFirst launches virtual primary care practice
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Emergent BioSolutions secures $90M COVID vaccine development, manufacturing agreement
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UMMC opens $70M Midtown outpatient tower
Real Estate
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Port Covington Development Team adds retail leasing arm
The Port Covington Development Team announced the selection of its retail leasing team for Port Covington, a 235-acre redevelopment project in Baltimore.
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In hot housing market, companies compete with would-be homeowners
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Baltimore allots $4M for Affordable Housing Trust Fund
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Baltimore agency awarded $1M to help low-income elderly homeowners
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White House details plans to improve housing affordability
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Home prices soar at record pace in June
