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Congress is working on a war powers act to rein in further actions.
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Hoyer told colleagues on the House floor that the decision was a sad one but has concerns over Congress’s growing divisiveness.
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Lawmakers are still waiting for a briefing.
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While new budget forecasts keep recent fiscal projections steady, student enrollment drops could provide Maryland some financial relief.
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The announcement comes amid low public approval for mid-cycle redistricting and strong opposition from Senate President Bill Ferguson.
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After an unsuccessful U.S. Senate run last year, former Congressman David Trone announced he will be vying to take back his Western Maryland Congressional seat.
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The Board of Public Works approves Tenex as the state’s new electronic pollbook provider — a new voting system for 2028 is on the way.
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Maryland is one of four states in the country to deny alcohol sales in grocery stores.
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Maryland’s top elected officials have been doling out high praise for Jones following her decision to step down as leader of the House of Delegates.
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Maryland is one of the top contenders to help counter newly drawn Republican-leaning congressional maps, but not all Democrats want to pursue redistricting.