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Biden to nominate O’Malley to lead ailing Social Security Administration
President Joe Biden plans to nominate former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to be commissioner of the Social Security Administration.
Will Moore be first governor in more than a century to not veto a bill?
It remains a question whether Gov. Wes Moore will become the first Maryland governor in more than 100 years to not veto a single bill.
Md. Judiciary unveils Barbera’s official portrait, a first for a woman
The official portrait of retired Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera is the first of 24 such drawings of the state’s top jurists going back to 1778 to feature a woman.
Portraits of Larry, Yumi Hogan reflect their styles and hoped-for legacies
Portraits of the Hogans reflect how they want to be recalled; the collection shows earlier styles, snubs, legacy-burnishing.
Retired Judge McDonald will miss collegiality, plans to pinch sit
Judge Robert N. McDonald’s constitutionally compelled retirement last Wednesday will not end his service on Maryland’s top court.
Barbera backs measure to end judicial elections
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland should stop permitting the election of circuit court judges because the practice politicizes the judicial process, which must be free of even the appearance of being tainted […]
Judges seem ready to let Md. redistricting challenge proceed
A panel of three federal judges appears poised to side with Republican voters who claim partisan gerrymandering of their western Maryland congressional district was so severe it violated their constitutional right to political association.
Former Gov. O’Malley endorses Baker in governor’s race
A county executive running against eight other candidates in the Democratic gubernatorial primary received the endorsement of former Gov. Martin O'Malley on Thursday.
Supreme Court seems divided on Md.’s gerrymandering
An hour of Supreme Court arguments Wednesday shed little light on whether partisan gerrymandering can be so severe as to violate the minority party’s constitutional right to political association. But, if it can, the justices made clear Maryland’s 6th Congressional District would be the textbook case.
Glendening joins Johns Hopkins faculty
Glendening joins the Carey Business School as a visiting professor focusing on smart growth.
O’Malley intended Md. redistricting map to favor Democrats
ANNAPOLIS — Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley testified that part of his intent was to shift a congressional district long held by a Republican to a Democrat when the state […]
Interim director takes over as Quattrocki leaves for AG’s office
Quattrocki will leave the office September 27 top return to the Office of the Attorney General where she will fill the deputy position created by the departure of Thiru Vignarajah.
