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Immigration January 22

ICE seeking detention of 3 alleged MS-13 members accused of murdering 14-year-old boy

ICE issued detainers for three alleged MS-13 members accused of murdering 14-year-old Jefferson Amaya-Ayala in a Maryland park slaying last year.

Minnesota Fraud Exposed January 22

House oversight probe puts Minnesota elections under scrutiny over noncitizen voting concerns

House chairman demands answers from election officials in 10 states about voter roll maintenance and noncitizen voting safeguards amid ongoing concerns.

Campus Radicals January 20

Blue-state university sparks outrage with 'decolonizing medicine' course challenging the 'White body' standard

Critics slam University of Maryland medical course that frames medicine as problematic due to colonial legacy, raising concerns about medical training standards.

Maryland January 19

Maryland Democrat’s bill seeks to ‘digitally unmask’ ICE agents after fatal Minneapolis shooting

A Maryland Democrat proposed a "digital unmasking" bill to strip anonymity from ICE agents accused of violent misconduct, enabling victim accountability.

Travel January 19

Popular Las Vegas attraction seating thousands will expand to new vacation destination

The Sphere, currently in Las Vegas, will bring cutting-edge entertainment technology to a popular Maryland location with haptic seating, 4D effects and LED displays.

Media January 14

Maryland church to issue reparations grants to 'build up Black communities' due to ‘systemic racism'

The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland launched a fifth round of reparations grants after the state established a Maryland Reparations Commission to assess cash compensation recommendations.

Media January 13

Democratic governor faces pushback from lynching research commission over reparations stance

Maryland lawmakers overrode Gov. Wes Moore's veto to establish reparations commission while lynching truth commission members defended their work.

Maryland January 12

Ex-congressional IT aide accused of stealing 240 government phones and selling them at pawn shop

A former congressional IT aide is accused of stealing 240 taxpayer-funded cellphones worth $150K, shipping them to his home and then selling most at a local pawn shop.

Maryland January 7

Maryland recommends $100K payments to descendants of lynching victims after study

The Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission completed a 630-page report documenting state complicity in post-Civil War lynchings, recommending $100K reparations.

Voting January 7

Maryland dodges specifics in illegal immigrant voter-roll case as Congress vows to keep digging

Maryland Election Board Administrator Jared DeMarinis defends voter registration system but won't confirm if Ian Andre Roberts received absentee ballots or remains registered to vote.

Politics January 2

Redistricting battles brewing across the country as parties compete for power ahead of 2026 midterms

Redistricting battles heat up as Republicans and Democrats fight over congressional maps ahead of 2026 midterms in key states across the nation.