U.S. senators raised concerns about possible foreign influence over American universities in Thursday’s HELP committee hearing.
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CNS News Quiz | Week of March 9, 2026: Energy, redistricting and Maryland’s flag
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We’re looking for your Camden Yards photos and memories
We are looking for your pictures and memories from Camden Yards and Memorial Stadium as part of an upcoming project on Orioles history.
Senate Republicans fight to end sanctuary cities in budget committee hearing
Senate Democrats and Republicans began budget talks to address the standoff over the funding of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Attorney General files a lawsuit for records to investigate conditions at Baltimore immigration facility
The Attorney General asked in the lawsuit that ICE and the Department of Homeland Security be ordered to turn over records about conditions at the facility.
Maryland delegation in Congress backs effort to regulate energy use by AI companies
The Power of the People Act would require AI companies to handle the costs of increased power demand and any infrastructure changes needed to meet the demands of data centers.
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Here’s where Maryland lawmakers stand on Trump’s attacks against Iran
(WASHINGTON) — Congress is conflicted on how to respond to the Trump administration’s ongoing military campaign in Iran, with lawmakers split largely along party lines on whether President Donald Trump’s actions abroad are on the right track. The situation in…
As data centers multiply, Maryland’s power grid struggles to keep up
Inside a six-story building adorned with intricate detailing, there’s a data center that uses enough electricity to power a city roughly the size of Dundalk, Maryland.
“We follow all laws,” Kristi Noem tells lawmakers scrutinizing DHS
(WASHINGTON) – U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that DHS and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are not breaking any laws in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. Some Senate Republicans agreed with Noem and…