Is anyone else concerned about, bothered by or even aware of what seems to be the latest tactic by politicians accused of what would normally be considered, were it you or me, career-ending debacles? That tactic is: lie low, let ...

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The three-way Democratic race for attorney general might be the tightest — and most bitter — contest in the state as voters head to the polls Tuesday.

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FORESTVILLE — A state lawmaker from Prince George’s County is postponing an event to highlight the difficulty of shopping for food as a minimum-wage earner. Democratic Del. Aisha Braveboy planned to shop for groceries Thursday morning alongside a low-wage worker, ...

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ANNAPOLIS — The Legislative Black Caucus has scheduled a hearing on the former Crownsville State Hospital, which closed in 2004. Del. Aisha Braveboy, the caucus chair, told The Capital that the group will hold a hearing on Sept. 18 in ...

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Del. Jon S. Cardin wants Maryland voters to run with him in a potentially crowded race to replace Douglas F. Gansler as attorney general.

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ANNAPOLIS — Maryland next year will become the first state to ban an arsenic additive in chicken feed. Gov. Martin O’Malley signed the measure into law on Tuesday along with scores of other bills, including reforms to Maryland’s estate tax ...

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