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EDITOR’S NOTE: A version of this story will appear on Maryland Matters in Spanish on Thursday. Nota del editor: una versión de este articulo…

Countless Maryland Democrats admire California Sen. Kamala Harris from afar. Now that she’s about to become the party’s trailblazing nominee for vice president, she’s…

Biden

After much anticipation, Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden confirmed speculation that Sen. Kamala Harris will accompany him on the ballot in November. For weeks,…

One hundred years ago Tuesday, the 19th amendment was ratified, giving women the constitutional right to vote. Many Black Americans and other people of…

Since the onset of the pandemic in early March, Maryland has seen its share of unravelings: The health repercussions of the COVID-19 virus have…

Police Reform

Across the state and country, the calls for police reform are growing — no longer a question of whether or when, but how. As…

Members of the Maryland General Assembly penned a letter Thursday, appealing to the Maryland judiciary to consider allowing recent law school graduates to practice…

COVID-19 has prompted a reckoning in Maryland. Very few facets of our society are more in need of reform than our state’s broken criminal…

A Confederate monument will remain in front of the Talbot County courthouse in Easton after County Council members voted down a resolution to remove…

The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee’s Courts & Criminal Justice Workgroup published a report Tuesday with 19 recommendations to help the state’s correctional and judiciary…