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Christian Employers Intervene in Lawsuit Against President Trump

April 25, 2025April 25, 2025 Press Release

The Christian Employers Alliance backs Trump’s authority to shape the EEOC and push back on mandates that violate religious convictions.

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Beyond the high: Diving into Maryland’s cannabis data

April 25, 2025 Capital News Service

Now that marijuana is legal in Maryland, some lesser-known effects of its use are coming to light. Since 2022, the Maryland Cannabis Administration has conducted an annual survey, the Maryland Medical Cannabis Patient Survey, to collect data on these adverse effects.

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Country music icon Lulu Roman (Courtesy Jeremy Westby)
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Friends Pay Tribute To Lulu Roman, Beloved ‘Hee Haw’ Star and Gospel Music Icon

April 24, 2025April 24, 2025 Press Release

Colleagues share fond memories of  Country star MT. JULIET, Tenn. – With heavy hearts, we mourn the sudden passing of

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These aid workers are still trying to get Afghan allies to safety

April 23, 2025 Capital News Service

The Taliban is targeting Afghans who worked with the U.S., including those who worked with the University of Maryland. Neighboring countries like Pakistan and Iran are cracking down on harboring Afghan refugees. At the same time, President Donald Trump is imposing a freeze on admitting refugees to the U.S.

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Recession could affect next year’s midterm elections

April 23, 2025April 23, 2025 Bryan Renbaum

President Donald Trump campaigned on a pledge to make consumer staples less expensive. But his decision to impose massive tariffs on America’s trading partners has the potential to increase inflation and ultimately lead to an economic slowdown, analysts said.

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Oklahoma City marks a deadly attack and an ongoing threat

April 21, 2025April 21, 2025 Capital News Service

This city is marking the 30th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building here this month, at a moment in time when domestic terrorism experts say homegrown extremism is brewing in the country.

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‘Playworks’ reinvents recess as a learning experience

April 21, 2025 Capital News Service

You won’t find swings, slides, or a kickball field outside Rhawnhurst School. Instead, the elementary school’s “playground” is a vast expanse of barren blacktop with just a lone basketball hoop.

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A shift in Christianity across the US may continue as Gen Z ages

April 20, 2025April 20, 2025 Capital News Service

Only 45% of America’s Gen Z identify as Christian, according to Pew Research Center’s most recent Religious Landscape Study – a 10% decline from a previous 2014 survey. More than half of millennials and a little over 70% of Gen X respondents identified as Christian.

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Returning from El Salvador, Van Hollen says ‘we need to bring Mr. Abrego García home’

April 19, 2025 Capital News Service

andcuffed, shackled and unable to see out the plane windows or know where they were headed, Kilmar Abrego García and others were flown to El Salvador. Authorities placed him in a cell with around 25 others at CECOT, the country’s most notorious prison.

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US dominance in science at risk with Trump cuts, scientists warn 

April 17, 2025April 17, 2025 Capital News Service

The United States has been the world leader in science for decades, but the Trump administration has made plans to cancel or freeze federal grants that fund scientific institutions and universities and shrink or abolish federal scientific agencies. Such actions would end the country’s decades of preeminence in science, researchers and experts warn.

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