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Maryland Democrats push bills, legal action to combat Trump’s executive orders

In his first three weeks in office, Trump has signed more than 50 executive orders, including directives to downsize the government and expand immigration enforcement.

Oliver Mack
February 17, 2025

PGCPS faces $37 million budget deficit amid state, federal funding cuts

The school system will lose $77.6 million in federal funding for the next fiscal year due to the expiration of several grants issued under the American Rescue Plan.

Stella Canino
February 10, 2025

USM could cut 400 jobs as state grapples with $3 billion deficit

University system chancellor Jay Perman addressed state lawmakers at multiple committee hearings this week about the proposed cut’s repercussions.

Oliver Mack
February 3, 2025

Maryland lawmakers outline 2025 legislative agenda as $3 billion deficit looms

Gov. Wes Moore attributes the deficit to dwindling federal COVID-19 relief funding and “inherited structural deficit.”

Oliver Mack
January 31, 2025

UMD students learn from Maryland General Assembly delegate in Maryland Fellows course

The course provides an overview of components of state and local government through the perspective of human services.

Freelance Reporter
November 15, 2024

Graduate workers’ collective bargaining is a democratic right

Administrators at this university argue annually against laws to allow graduate labor unions. They don’t just respect laws blocking a union. They actively advocate for those policies to remain in place.

Guest Opinion
November 14, 2024

Survey reveals Maryland trans community faces physical threats, delayed medical treatment

The 2023 study asked trans residents about discrimination, healthcare, employment and experiences with legal institutions in the state.

Sam Gauntt
April 17, 2024

Prince George’s County Council passes bill to limit cannabis dispensary locations

The bill establishes that cannabis dispensaries must be at least 1,000 feet away from other dispensaries and at least 2,000 feet away from liquor stores.

Audrey Keefe
April 11, 2024

Here’s a look at the bills Maryland legislators passed this session

The Maryland General Assembly concluded its 2024 legislative session Monday night after passing hundreds of bills.

Sam Gauntt
April 10, 2024

Maryland legislators pass bill to aid recovery in Baltimore after bridge collapse

The bill will provide economic assistance to people and businesses affected by the reduction in port activity.

Sam Gauntt
April 9, 2024