President Barack Obama ordered changes to the controversial NSA telephone data collection program.
Minimum Wage, “Rain Tax” and Marijuana: Md. Legislature 2014
Members of the House and Senate convened Wednesday to start the legislative session.
Newseum ‘Anchorman’ Exhibit Could Spark Interest in Art of News Anchoring
The hottest news anchor going is Ron Burgundy – Will Ferrell’s legendary newsman from the film “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.”
Gov. O’Malley Optimistic About State’s Health Care Exchange Progress
Gov. Martin O’Malley was the latest Maryland official to address the lagging performance of the state’s health care exchange.
U.S. Drive-Ins Face Obstacles, Maryland’s Lone Theater Stays Afloat
Drive-in theaters struggle to convert to the digital age with economic woes, but one outdoor Baltimore theater is staying positive
Republican Gubernatorial Candidates to Focus on Economy in Upcoming Election
The three Republican candidates for governor say Maryland’s economy needs improvement.
What Does a Government Shutdown Look Like?
Washington in photographs on the second day of the government shutdown.
Fact Check: Martin O’Malley vs. Rick Perry
Texas Gov. Rick Perry visited Maryland last week after launching radio and TV ads celebrating his state’s business acumen and criticizing Maryland and Gov. Martin O’Malley, sparking a televised debate between the two leaders.
Federal Government Shutdown Would Hurt Workers, Maryland Economy
Tuesday’s looming government shutdown would cripple federal agencies in Maryland, hurt workers and cause a drop in economic output and tax revenue.
House Votes to Cut SNAP Spending Despite More Marylanders Using Food Stamps
U.S. House of Representatives votes to cut $40 billion from SNAP food stamp program, while Maryland food stamp participation increases 9 percent – the third-highest of any state.