Scientists are scrambling to recover after the government shutdown forced their research to go dark and cut off federal funding for weeks. And the already beleaguered scientific community fears that another shutdown in January could be devastating.
Maryland’s Largest Tea Party Group Grows After Shutdown
Despite national polls showing tea party support at record lows as a result of the government shutdown, Maryland’s largest tea party said it has drawn new members.
Tea Party Attitude Toward Obama Influenced by Race
Political scientists say tea party supporters’ racial resentment is expressed through their dislike of President Obama.
Libertarianism Attracting College Students, Others, Looking for Political Alternative
Libertarianism is becoming especially popular among younger voters, many of whom are tired of the stalemate between Republicans and Democrats in Washington, as evidenced by the 16-day government shutdown.
Gov. O’Malley Says Inclusive Policies Are Best for Maryland Economy
Inclusive policies like the Dream Act, which provides in-state tuition for some undocumented immigrants, are key to building a successful economy in Maryland, Gov. Martin O’Malley said Thursday at the Center for American Progress, a progressive advocacy group.
State Marriage Law Patchwork Puts Maryland Same-Sex Couples at Risk
The recognition of same-sex marriage in Maryland sheds light on the checkerboard of marriage laws across the nation, which poses a threat to the legal parentage for married couples that leave their state lines.
Religious Reconciliation Caravan Starts 10-City Tour of Maryland
Clergy Beyond Borders, a nonprofit, hopes to gather religious leaders, congregational members and others to spread the message of religious tolerance.
Maryland’s Aggregate Campaign Contribution Limits Could be Struck Down by Supreme Court
Aggregate contribution limits put a cap on the total amount of money a donor can give to candidates, party committees and PACs during an election cycle.
Maryland Holds National Food Day Events Across the State
Nearly 100 events are taking place Thursday in Maryland to celebrate national Food Day, a movement to promote healthy, affordable and sustainable food.
Updated: University of Maryland Golf Course Under Threat
The University of Maryland golf course has been a staple on-campus since 1959, but it’s in danger of being removed.