Welcome to Monday, the 54th anniversary of Hank Aaron’s only inside-the-park home run. Here are some news items to start your week. — Legal services industry gains 40,600 jobs in the past year, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. — ...
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Welcome to Monday, the 50th anniversary of National Public Radio. Here are some news items to get your week started. — Texas county pays $1.6 million settlement in death of allegedly untreated ill inmate. — What is the secret of ...
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Maryland lawmakers could have to live in the districts they represent under a law that will go to Maryland voters for approval next year. The amendment to the Maryland Constitution at first blush sounds counterintuitive but in fact could clear ...
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I asked my almost 8-year-old daughter what I should write about for an audience of a bunch of lawyers. She said, “How about: Spring is bringing excitement to lawyers.” Maybe I’m plumb out of ideas or maybe she’s a genius, ...
Read More »Welcome to Monday, the 39th anniversary of Sally Ride being named the first American woman astronaut. Here are some news items to blast off your week. — Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder bills out at nearly $2,300 per hour. ...
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A member of the University System of Maryland Board of Regents has resigned because of his involvement in a newly announced campaign for governor. The resignation is part of a confusing pair of announcements Friday by board Chairwoman Linda Gooden in which it ...
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LEVEL — Barry Glassman wants to do something no Republican has done in more than 120 years — be elected the state’s top tax collector. Glassman stood in front of a podium at the Level Volunteer Fire Company where he ...
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Spring is a time of new beginnings, and the end of the 2021 General Assembly session means it’s time to think ahead to the 2022 election season. Maryland’s primary election is roughly 14 months away and jockeying for position has ...
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Welcome to Monday, the 70th anniversary of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg being sentenced to death for spying for the Soviet Union. Here are some news items to get your week started. — Biden backs civil diplomatic immunity for ex-Egyptian prime ...
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Much has been written, understandably so, about the fault lines in U.S. society between those willing and often eager to take the COVID-19 vaccine and those disinclined to do so. The divides fall across racial lines. Black Americans, suspicious of ...
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