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Justice Department clears Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros
The Justice Department's Antitrust Division said it has cleared Paramount Skydance Corp's planned $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
MD Bar Foundation presents 2026 awards, announces class of fellows
The Maryland Bar Foundation recognized its 2026 award recipients and announced its next class of fellows at its annual meeting.
Judge indefinitely blocks Trump’s ‘anti-weaponization’ fund
A U.S. judge indefinitely blocked a $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund supported by President Donald Trump.
Moore announces funding for immigration legal services on Eastern Shore
Gov. Wes Moore said his administration would provide $800,000 for immigration legal services on the Eastern Shore.
Judge won’t block Trump’s White House UFC event
A federal judge declined on Friday to block President Donald Trump from hosting a special Ultimate Fighting Championship mixed martial arts event on the White House grounds, letting the fights set to be held on Sunday inside a towering new structure proceed.
Baltimore City register of wills race: Audit, legal attacks hang over campaign
A former top official at Baltimore City’s probate office hopes to shake up her ex-boss's multigenerational family political dynasty at the circuit courthouse.
Minn. man pleads guilty to charges in lawmaker shooting case
The man accused of assassinating a former speaker of the Minnesota House and her husband last year in what authorities have described as an act of targeted political violence pleaded guilty Thursday after federal prosecutors said they would not seek the death penalty against him.
Federal judge warns Justice Department not to revive payout fund
A federal judge in Washington declined to bar the Trump administration from pursuing its $1.8 billion "weaponization" payout fund.
Maryland Legal Aid sues Baltimore County over eviction law deeming property abandoned
A Baltimore County eviction law that allows tenants’ property to be thrown away without due process is facing a legal challenge, two years after a similar law in Baltimore City was deemed unconstitutional.
MD, states sue Trump administration over anti-DEI terms in federal contracts
Maryland and other states sued, claiming federal agencies have flouted the law in working to eliminate DEI initiatives by federal contractors.
In Baltimore County, Republican General Assembly candidates battle – in court
The competition between Maryland State Sen. Johnny Ray Salling and Daniel Eisenhart has moved to the courts ahead of the June 23 primary election.
Supreme Court rules against private suits brought under key securities law
The U.S. Supreme Court sided with a group of investment funds in their bid to fend off certain lawsuits brought by private plaintiffs under a key federal securities law.
