Frederick Tops for Dog Lovers
Dogs are part of the family, but not all cities make it easy to live like it. Some cities invest
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Baltimore Earns Maryland’s Worst Reputation for Paying Bills
Survey of 3,013 small business owners to identify the cities with the best and worst payers. Businesses in Baltimore emerged in #220 nationally.
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Maryland Is the 3rd Most Charitable State for 2026 – WalletHub Report
With Americans donating over $592 billion per year to charity, the personal-finance company WalletHub today released its report on the
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Why is anti-Semitism becoming so pervasive among young Americans?
A recent Harvard-Harris poll showed that 60% of Americans ages 18-24 sympathize with the terrorist group Hamas over Israel in the conflict in Gaza-whereas upwards of two-thirds of Americans over age 25 expressed support for Israel-including 89% of those over age 65.
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Thousands in Columbia join national ‘No Kings’ protest against Trump
Several thousand demonstrators lined the streets of downtown Columbia Saturday as part of the “No Kings” rallies across the country protesting President Donald Trump and his actions.
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Marta Kristen: Our Journey with Judy Robinson from Lost in Space
Marta Kristen was a rising young actress when she reluctantly agreed to play Judy Robinson in Lost in Space. By
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Candidate for Governor of Maryland Supports Congressional Term Limits
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Term Limits (USTL), the leader in the national, non-partisan movement to limit terms for elected officials,
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2026’s Best Colleges in Maryland
With the first “early decision” college-application deadline looming on Nov. 1, and tuition and room and board at a four-year
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Knitted, Crocheted Objects Depict D-Day Events in ‘The Longest Yarn’
GETTYSBURG, PA. — This month, the World War II American Experience in Gettysburg, PA is thrilled to feature “The Longest
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The government has been shutdown for almost a week. How and when might it reopen?
“The impasse is likely to last another three weeks or more,” said former Rep. Rick Lazio, a New York Republican, who served from 1993-01. “The final outcome may well include a one year extension of the of ACA credits or a broader but still limited tax bill that includes ACA credits and some Republican priorities to bring conservative members onboard. I do not see a scenario where Republicans unravel any of the OBBB (One Big Beautiful Bill), with the possible exception of adding money to a new fund to bridge some of the hospital reductions.”
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