The blog, which included calls to assassinate President Barack Obama, could draw the attention of the U.S. Secret Service.
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Maryland Couple Invites the Internet to Their Same-Sex Wedding
Two weeks before the election, Elkridge resident Chris Riley took to Reddit to invite anyone who voted for the same-sex marriage referendum to his wedding ceremony in Maryland.
Haven’t Started Holiday Shopping Yet? You’re In the Minority
Christmas came to Target just three weeks after Labor Day this year, in what has become a new standard for retailers of pushing the winter holiday to the brink of summer.
Maryland’s Immigrants: More educated, Legal and Asian
Thu Nguyem, 32, emigrated from Vietnam with her family when she was 3 years old, becoming part of Maryland’s growing Asian population.
Battle with Traffic Cameras Intensifies as New Technology Arrives
The latest technology is noPhoto — a license plate cover that uses the same mechanics built into traffic cameras to fool them, and, unlike older products, could be more difficult for the authorities to detect.
Dream Act a Reality in Md.
The Dream Act appeared on its way to passage late Tuesday night.
Voters Narrowly Approve Casino Expansion
Gambling expansion was too close to call Tuesday night, with 51.6 percent for, 48.4 percent against and many votes uncounted.
Maryland Voters Approve Same-Sex Marriage in Historic Vote
The same-sex marriage referendum in Maryland was too close to call late Tuesday night, though supporters held a slight edge of 51-49 with more than half the votes still to be counted.
Democratic Party Dominance, Other Factors, Lead to Referendum Wins in Md
A dominant state Democratic Party, a progressive electorate, a national trend toward socially liberal policies and the need for more revenue converged in Maryland Tuesday as voters approved several referendums.