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With Republican Primary Race Undecided, Maryland Finally Matters
WASHINGTON – The Republican presidential primary has become a dog fight for delegates to the August convention, putting Maryland in an unfamiliar situation — it actually matters
Winners and Losers if a Mammoth Casino Comes to National Harbor
If a casino comes to National Harbor, some will win, some will lose. So, politicians, experts, business owners and citizens weighed in to sort out the winners and losers.
With Republican Primary Race Undecided, Maryland Finally Matters
The Republican presidential primary has become a dog fight for delegates to the August convention, putting Maryland in an unfamiliar situation — it actually matters.
Muse Campaign Leaflet’s Jewish Reference Sparks Criticism
U.S. Senate candidate C. Anthony Muse, running to unseat Sen. Ben Cardin, defended campaign literature, which singled out Jews in the upper chamber, as “educational tools” designed to emphasize the low numbers of blacks in Congress.
Earth Hour, Human Achievement Hour Compete for the Spotlight
While some Maryland municipalities are turning off their lights for an hour Saturday in honor of the fifth annual international Earth Hour, counterprotesters are using extra electricity to celebrate Human Achievement Hour.
Title Game Rematch: #9 Maryland Men’s Lacrosse Hosts #2 Virginia
The #9 Maryland Terrapins (5-2, 1-1 ACC) host the #2 Virginia Cavaliers (8-1) in the first meeting since the 2011 National Championship game and the Terps regular season conference finale.
Bartlett Is Running Like 60
This is one in a series of interviews with candidates vying in Tuesday’s primary for their party’s nomination to represent Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, now held by Rep
Like Father, Like Son? Afzali Hopes So
This is one in a series of interviews with candidates vying in Tuesday’s primary for their party’s nomination to represent Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, now held by Rep