WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday blocked enforcement of a Louisiana law that could force all but one of the state’s abortion clinics to close, a sign that a similar law in Texas also could be in peril. The ...
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Read More »UPPER MARLBORO — Two Maryland sheriff’s deputies won’t be charged in the shooting of a man who rammed two police cars. The Prince George’s County sheriff’s office announced Friday that county prosecutors won’t be charging Cpl. Jamal Dadier and Deputy ...
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Read More »A Baltimore public school police officer and the department’s chief are on administrative leave and child advocates are calling for reform as authorities investigate a cellphone video showing the officer slapping and kicking a teen at a school. The officer ...
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WASHINGTON — Ben Carson ran for president, and his consultants won. The political newcomer who said this week he sees “no path” to the Republican nomination raised more money than any other GOP contender, $58 million since he began his ...
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Under Armour Inc. says there are no changes to its expectations for 2016 after the Wednesday announcement by The Sports Authority that it had begun Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. Under Armour still expects 2016 net revenues of approximately $4.95 billion, ...
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Read More »Bethesda-based Terraform Power Inc. on Friday announced that the company and its Missouri-based parent SunEdison Inc. had settled disputes with shareholders of a Chilean firm after a failed deal to acquire the third company. Shareholders of Latin America Power Holding BV had filed ...
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WASHINGTON — U.S. employers added a robust 242,000 workers in February as retailers, restaurants and health care providers drove another solid month for the resilient American job market. The unemployment rate held steady at a low 4.9 percent. The Labor ...
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — As a federal appeals court judge, Jane L. Kelly has an unusual background: She’s a criminal defense lawyer and a Harvard Law School classmate of President Barack Obama. A Fulbright scholar, Kelly became only the second ...
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Read More »A Baltimore public works employee was fatally shot at a city maintenance depot after an argument with a co-worker turned physical and the co-worker got a gun Thursday, city police said. The shooter is still on the loose, they said. ...
Read More »It was “Transportation Day” at the BWI Business Partnership’s February breakfast meeting featuring Maryland Department of Transportation Secretary Pete K. Rahn as the keynote speaker. Even before the Rahn’s speech, the conference room at the BWI Marriott hotel offered a ...
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