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April 5 is Md. voter registration deadline for primary

The deadline to register to vote in Maryland is next week for the state’s primary next month. The Maryland State Board of Elections on Wednesday noted the upcoming deadlines. The deadline is Tuesday to register to vote, change party affiliation, ...

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Md. solar firm delays annual report, says parent close to bankruptcy

SunEdison Inc., the worst-performing clean energy company, may be on the verge of seeking bankruptcy protection, according to a regulatory filing by a Bethesda-based holding company it controls, TerraForm Global Inc. “Due to SunEdison’s liquidity difficulties, there is a substantial ...

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States look to provide lawyers for the poor in civil cases

HARTFORD, Conn.  — A flood of poor defendants representing themselves — often ineffectively — in dire cases involving eviction, foreclosure, child custody and involuntary commitment has led to a push in legislatures to expand rights to free lawyers in certain ...

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Police: Man stabs co-worker at Maryland car dealership

WHITE MARSH — Baltimore County Police are searching for a man who they say stabbed his co-worker during a fight at a car dealership. Authorities say two employees of Koons Chevrolet in White Marsh were arguing inside the service bay ...

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MedStar Health getting back online after cyberattack

WASHINGTON — A large chain of Washington-area hospitals says it’s made “significant progress” toward restoring its computer systems after a cyberattack and it has “no evidence” that patient information was stolen or compromised. The FBI is investigating the malware attack ...

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High court contraceptive order hints at possible compromise

The U.S. Supreme Court called for additional briefing in a divisive clash over contraceptives and Obamacare, issuing an unusual order that suggests at least one justice may be eyeing a possible compromise. The order comes less than a week after ...

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MedStar getting back online after cyberattack

WASHINGTON — A large chain of Washington-area hospitals says it’s made “significant progress” toward restoring its computer systems after a cyberattack and it has “no evidence” that patient information was stolen or compromised. The FBI is investigating the malware attack ...

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