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Crossover Day: Budget, juvenile justice, birth certificate sex designations prioritized
The Maryland House and Senate shuffled through dozens of bills Monday, the General Assembly’s Crossover Day deadline.
Matthew Dowd loses MSNBC job after Charlie Kirk commentary
Political analyst Matthew Dowd is out of a job at MSNBC after his on-air comment following conservative activist Charlie Kirk's killing.
Democrats’ ad campaign stirs up a ruckus in Md. GOP primary fight
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan’s hand-picked candidate for governor said a national Democratic organization is meddling in Maryland’s Republican primary in support of her opponent. The Democratic Governors Association purchased […]
Maryland Republicans launch effort to repeal tax on digital, streaming sales
Republicans in the Maryland Senate are hoping to rally public support to an effort to repeal a sales tax on digital download and streaming services in the coming legislative session.
West Virginia transgender athlete law challenged in court
A federal lawsuit was filed Wednesday challenging West Virginia’s new ban on transgender athletes from competing in female sports in middle and high schools and colleges.
Making your voice heard in your community
Engagement in local politics is a great way for young lawyers to be involved in their communities and make a good impression at their firms.
Ed Rogers: Factors that will shape the midterms
There are still a few primaries left, but the campaign season is about to enter what I call the summer grind, which consists mostly of fundraisers, Fourth of July parades, […]
City Council can hire its own lawyer
Marilyn J. Mosby will become the next Baltimore City State's Attorney after cruising to victory Tuesday.
Liberal when you’re young, conservative when you’re old?
Have you found your political views changed since you got out of law school and after becoming a lawyer? Or have your political views remained unchanged?
Neverdon to proceed as write-in candidate
Minutes after receiving a ruling that will keep him off November’s general election ballot, Russell A. Neverdon Sr. had a new slogan for his independent campaign to become the next Baltimore City State’s Attorney: Right this wrong and write me in.
Judge hears Neverdon’s bid to get on ballot
A Baltimore judge said Friday he would decide as soon as possible whether Russell A. Neverdon Sr. can appear on the November ballot as an independent candidate for city state’s attorney.
Neverdon files formal Board of Elections appeal
An independent candidate for Baltimore City state's attorney has filed his appeal of a decision that he is not eligible to be placed on November's general election ballot.
