Maryland congressmen argue that Republicans have turned the earmarks process into ‘partisan politics.’
Questions of authority, standing and fairness at issue.
Washington, D.C.-based Super PACs spend lavishly to blitz the airwaves in the lead-up to the July 19 primary.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen joined lawmakers requesting details on the U.S. Department of Education’s plans to give student loan borrowers a “fresh start” before collections resume in August.
A Maryland U.S. Senator unveiled legislation this week that would tax major oil and gas companies which emit greenhouse gases to help pay for the…
By Laina Miller, Clara Longo de Freitas and Aneeta Mathur-Ashton On a bipartisan vote of 56-44, the U.S. Senate Tuesday asserted the constitutionality of…
Progressive groups and their Democratic allies are necessarily focused on the week between now and Election Day. And they’re understandably worried about what happens…
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) opened applications Friday for $10 million in relief funding for Marylanders living in state-financed rental units. The state’s…
Hundreds of thousands of Marylanders are at risk of being put on the street with their belongings, after a federal moratorium on evictions expires…
Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh (D) on Monday joined a multi-state lawsuit to protect foreign students from losing their visas. Frosh will represent the State…