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Jorwic was joined by 15 Democratic lawmakers, including Sen. Chris Van Hollen and Rep. Jamie Raskin, both of Maryland, disability advocates, health care workers, Medicaid users, a live band, and, at the vigil’s peak, at least 300 protesters.
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Maryland is struggling with unemployment, with last week’s claims 30.38% higher than the week before and 38.53% higher than last
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A new study on behalf of Upgraded Points has identified the U.S. cities and states where saving for a home
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Many other parents are just as content, according to the Maryland Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatric Primary Care program’s last quarterly report. Of 231 families who completed a satisfaction survey, 98.3% reported they would be likely or very likely to recommend the social work intern to a friend or family member.
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Senate Democrats, including Maryland’s Chris Van Hollen, introduced legislation Thursday that would require the Trump administration to report how it is complying with court orders regarding the wrongful deportation of U.S. citizens and residents to El Salvador.
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Former U.S. ambassadors warned Tuesday that democracy is at serious risk under the Trump presidency, drawing parallels between the administration and past autocracies and urging Americans to stay vigilant.
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AFA Action CEO: ‘Montgomery County isn’t punishing academic failure; they’re punishing religious conviction’ TUPELO, Miss. — A high school student
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In the face of Trump’s “erratic tariff policies,” Moore said, the mission became an opportunity for the state to build relationships independent of Washington.
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President Donald Trump returned to the White House for his second term with an ambitious agenda that included restructuring the federal government, reinvigorating the economy, redefining U.S. foreign relations and immigration policy, and, of course, “making America great again.”
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After Achilles Bardos learned about the internet in the 1990s, he thought to himself, “Why not in psychology?”
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