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Md. congressional leaders concerned with how University handled McNair case
Maryland’s two U.S. senators and several House representatives sat down with top leaders from the University System of Maryland on Wednesday to express their concerns following one of the most tumultuous and tragic years in the history of the system’s football program.
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Senators question why troops are on border for Thanksgiving
U.S. Senators have written a sharply worded letter to Defense Secretary James Mattis, saying they are “deeply disturbed by the overt politicization of the military” and the continued deployment of troops in response to the migrant caravan.
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Senator: UMd. Board ‘botched’ decision after player’s death
Maryland’s University System Board of Regents “botched” critical decisions in the wake of its investigation into football player Jordan McNair’s death and needs to undergo a serious review, says Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-MD.
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Va., Md. senators press FBI on reversing plans to move headquarters
They joined other senators in asking Director Christopher Wray about any involvement the president had in developing a new plan to keep the headquarters where it is on Pennsylvania Avenue — not far from Trump International Hotel.
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Securing your vote: How safe are Md.’s absentee ballots?
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen, from Maryland, believes the state’s voters can expect their votes to be properly counted. One analyst agrees generally, but says absentee ballots are a big exception.
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Md. measure seeks to protect election systems from foreign foes
The measure comes after the FBI told Maryland officials in July that a Russian oligarch with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin was heavily invested in the software vendor that maintains key parts of Maryland’s election infrastructure.
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Md.’s governor, 2 senators unite over FBI probe of Kavanaugh
Even before a sudden move by Senate Republicans Friday to request an FBI probe of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and the state’s two senators were calling for just such an investigation.
3 months ago -
Firefighters in Prince George’s Co. raise funds for colleague’s cancer treatment
The Pier Oyster Bar and Grill in Edgewater, Maryland, was packed with family, coworkers and others who wanted to support Sunday’s fundraiser for a Prince George’s County firefighter battling stage 4 colon cancer. See photos.
4 months ago -
‘Significant investments’ needed to keep floodwaters from Ellicott City
“Significant investments are needed,” U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings says during the Senate subcommittee hearing, which was hosted Monday by Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin in Howard County.
4 months ago -
Md. senator proposes federal funding ban on DC military parades, exhibitions
Ben Cardin’s proposal is a response to President Trump expressing interest in a massive military display, similar to one he saw during France’s Bastille Day celebration in Paris.
10 months ago -
University of Maryland gets funding for bay
Sens. Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen have announced the nearly $288,000 federal grant to the University of Maryland through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
11 months ago -
Big endorsement expected in crowded Democratic Md. gov. primary race
Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker is anticipating a major endorsement Friday from a U.S. senator in his bid for the governorship of the state.
1 year ago -
Pr. George’s Co. schools receives $25M to help shape better teachers
Prince George’s County Public Schools have been awarded a federal grant that will provide the system with about $25 million over three years. The grant marks a break from a scandal-filled year for the school system.
1 year ago -
CDC’s grant to Maryland will fund opioid-overdose ‘surveillance system’
The grant is focused on overdoses from heroin and synthetic opioids, including illegally manufactured fentanyl.
1 year ago -
Local lawmakers react to firing of FBI director
The White House’s surprise announcement that President Donald Trump had fired FBI Director James Comey led to calls for “emergency hearings,” the appointment of a special prosecutor and a series tweetstorms by local Democratic lawmakers.
2 years ago
