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Supreme Court expanded Trump’s power but was unwilling to go as far as he wanted
The Supreme Court expanded President Donald Trump’s executive authority while limiting his power on trade barriers and immigration policies this term.
Judge blocks Virginia from banning law enforcement officers from wearing masks
A federal judge temporarily blocked Virginia officials from enforcing a ban on law enforcement officers wearing face coverings.
Man who played Star Wars music at National Guard members reaches settlement
Sam O’Hara reached a settlement with D.C. police after being detained for playing Star Wars music while protesting National Guard members in Washington.
Jawando declares victory in executive race in Maryland’s largest county
Will Jawando declared victory Friday in the Democratic primary for county executive in Montgomery County, which has elected only Democrats to the office for decades.
A Maryland man made a career of saving animals. He’s helped 16,000 so far.
Ryan Jesien, a Montgomery County animal services officer, has helped save about 16,000 animals, whether they were lost, injured or abused.
Migrants not entitled to apply for asylum while standing on Mexico side of border, Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court ruled that migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border must be physically inside the U.S. to apply for asylum, allowing the Trump-era policy to resume.
Two MD Democrats were friends. Now they are spending millions to attack each other.
Before they dipped into their vast personal fortunes and began lodging nasty allegations against each other, the current and former representatives from Maryland’s most competitive U.S. House District were friendly.
These stroller-pushing fathers came together in Baltimore for a walk. They left with more.
Fathers gathered at Cylburn Arboretum in Baltimore for a stroller walk promoting fatherhood involvement and providing community resources.
Single-engine plane crashes near MD playground, killing three
A single-engine plane crashed near a residential area in Maryland, killing all three on board, according to Maryland State Police.
One judge, 143 cases: A day inside new high-stakes mass immigration hearings
Immigration judge Cynthia LaFuente-Gaona managed 143 cases in San Antonio as part of new mass hearings aimed at speeding up deportations amid a backlog.
Special ed and civil rights offices to shift out of Education Department
The Education Department plans to move the offices that oversee special education services and civil rights out of the agency.
Fearing censorship, student journalists sound alarm over Montgomery County policy
Twenty student newspapers in Montgomery County are fighting a district memo that they’re concerned could lead to censorship of what they publish.
