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A key driver of Maryland’s looming budget crisis is the state’s woefully outdated and fundamentally inequitable revenue system.

The balance between state and local authorities is a frequent point of contention when the General Assembly considers new statewide regulations or deregulation.

Investments in housing and vocational training programs are essential as families still feel the financial impact of the pandemic.

Maryland is home to one of the most educated workforces in the nation but it’s not enough for the rapidly growing tech industry.

Both Democrats and Republicans tout the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act as a compromise because it would expand the child tax credit while extending Trump-era corporate tax incentives.

A call for more public-private partnerships to fund infrastructure projects.

U.S. House voted to expand child tax credit this week, but isn’t considering increase for dependent care.

Dereck Davis accuses team ownership of lying about a pending sale, levels comparisons to infamous Baltimore Colts owner Bob Irsay.

Although regulators and policymakers have been aware of the problems with junk fees for years, the prominence of this issue for the Biden administration and the awareness it brings to consumers is unusual.

Cleveland’s leaders do not allow the interests of a relatively small handful of rich, powerful and politically influential persons to supersede the best interests of the city as a whole.