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Court Allows Maryland Rabbi (and Apparently Congregation's Volunteer Security Guards) Right to Carry Guns in Synagogue

An Montgomery County ordinance bans all carrying of guns at places of worship (except by security guards licensed to carry… The post Court Allows Maryland Rabbi (and Apparently Congregation's Volunteer Security Guards) Right to Carry Guns in Synagogue appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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Maryland Medicaid Audit Found Hundreds of Home Care Plans Stuck Unapproved, Some for Months, as Lawmakers Press Officials

Maryland Medicaid drew a second unsatisfactory audit, including home care plans left unapproved for months. What families and caregivers should check.

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Many Cecil County Families Face Hourlong Drives to Give Birth After the County's Only Maternity Unit Closed

Cecil County, Maryland, lost its only hospital birthing unit on June 30. Many families now face drives of an hour or more, and a new unit is at least 18 months away.

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Genetic Testing Ties 11 Drug-Resistant Bacterial Cases at a Maryland Hospital to the Building's Own Water System

A CDC investigation linked 11 Mycobacterium abscessus cases at a Maryland hospital to its water system, using whole-genome sequencing of samples.

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Baltimore replaces invasive pear with tulip poplar as official tree after 52 years

Baltimore has replaced the Chanticleer pear, its official tree since 1974, with the native tulip poplar after Maryland banned sales of the invasive callery pear. Six native species competed for the title, with residents voting before the winner was announced through a costumed tree race at Cylburn Arboretum attended by…

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Genome Sequencing Tied a Maryland Hospital's Water to Eleven Drug Resistant Infections in an Energy Efficient Building

A CDC journal report traces 11 drug-resistant Mycobacterium abscessus infections at a Maryland hospital to water in an energy-efficient new building.

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A Judge Blocked Trump's Newest Citizenship Rule Two Days Before DHS Could Even Enforce It

DHS opened a green card path Sept. 4 for kids whose parents work for foreign governments, days after a judge blocked the rule for thousands.

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Your Immigration Hearing May Have Moved to a Secret Building — Here's How to Check: REPORT

An NPR investigation found immigration hearings from Maryland and Virginia quietly moved to an FEMA-leased D.C. building and unmarked Falls Church office.

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10 States Where New Mortgage Lending Has Changed

Mortgage lending looks different in several states after a wave of new laws and regulations changed how lenders can market loans, handle borrower information, and operate in the housing market. The changes do not create a single new mortgage rulebook, either, which means a borrower in one state may encounter…

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Maryland Synagogue Challenges Restrictive Gun Law

Montgomery County officials want to prevent houses of worship from making security decisions.

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Missouri and Maryland high courts hand Democrats a pair of redistricting wins

Democrats received some good news on the redistricting front Thursday, with a pair of favorable rulings from the supreme courts of Missouri and Maryland. In Missouri, the state’s high court blocked the use of a new Republican-drawn congressional map this November, overturning a lower court ruling and setting up a…

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In 1997, US Army began Maryland's oyster restoration partnership in Chesapeake Bay. 24 years later, about 600 acres of new oyster bars had been created across Maryland

Maryland partnership formally began with the project cooperation agreement executed in February 1997. Restoration sites eventually included Kedges Strait and Eastern Bay, as well as portions of the Chester, Choptank, Magothy, Patuxent, Severn and Tred Avon rivers.

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Trump administration asks supreme court to intervene over judge’s ban on USPS mail-in voting restrictions – as it happened

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US judge blocks Trump’s fresh bid to curb birthright citizenship: 'Children covered by earlier SC ruling remain US citizens at birth'

A US district judge in Maryland has blocked President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to restrict birthright citizenship, saying the executive order (EO) cannot be enforced against children whose citizenship rights have already been recognised by the Supreme Court (SC) earlier.

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He Testified Against the Cartels. ICE Deported Him to the Cartels Anyway. Now Judge Ordered Him Back — REPORT

A Maryland judge ordered ICE to bring back a cartel witness deported three times despite his standing torture protection.

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Gas Sensors Clipped to Underwear Logged 32 Flatus Events a Day, Double the Textbook Figure

A University of Maryland wearable recorded 32 flatus events a day in healthy adults, more than double the figure medical texts cite.

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Built in 1743, this 1,050-acre Maryland farm became a War of 1812 battlefield where bullets and buckles remained buried for two centuries; the family now plans to sell

A remarkable 1,050-acre estate in Chestertown, Maryland, dating back to 1743, is currently on the market. This site was pivotal during the Battle of Caulk's Field in the War of 1812, with remnants of history lying beneath the surface of the expansive farmland. The property boasts a charming colonial-style manor…

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In 2012, Maryland's Greensboro launched 2 projects to curb stormwater flooding. 9 years later, its firehouse gained permeable pavers and step pools, helping reduce pollutants reaching the river

Greensboro, Maryland, has successfully implemented modern stormwater control practices, improving water quality. These projects, funded by Section 319 grants, have significantly reduced flooding and sediment runoff. The town's innovative approach has inspired three neighboring communities to adopt similar water management strategies. These new initiatives will further enhance the Choptank River's…

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In 1994, Arthur and Helen Chapman bought a former Black schoolhouse in Maryland; today, its original blackboard remains

The restoration of a former segregated schoolhouse in Lutherville, Maryland, has given rise to a valuable museum. Purchased by Arthur and Helen Chapman in 1994 and opened to the public in 1996, the museum retains the original classroom and blackboard while highlighting artifacts and narratives from the Black community. This…

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Redskins merchandise sells out in 48 hours after NFL team brings back logo retired for racism

A Maryland Native American advocacy group condemned the limited Redskins revival, saying it ‘only perpetuates the stereotypes Native Peoples have spent decades demanding be left behind’

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Federal Officials Close the Requeson Listeria Investigation with 15 Illnesses and a Final Case Reported in July

FDA and CDC closed the Clover Hill Dairy Listeria investigation with 15 cases and one death. Frozen cheese remains the open household risk.

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In 2016, researchers restored 452 meters of Maryland's Muddy Creek with woodchips, sand and gravel. 2 years later, monitoring found suspended sediment fell 73.8%, improving stream function

Muddy Creek is a tributary of the Rhode River and flows through the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, an important site for ecological research as well as a popular destination for local hikers.

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At the Races: No breaks for Dems

Welcome to At the Races! Each week we bring you news and analysis from the CQ Roll Call campaign team. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Mary Ellen McIntire and Daniela Altimari The courts have not been Democrats’ friend when it comes to the redistricting…

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This 17-year-old student built a math model that predicts how multiple diseases spread together inside the body

Alyssa Yu, a 17-year-old Maryland student, has developed a mathematical model to predict how two infectious diseases can spread and interact across connected populations. Her research could help public health officials identify outbreak hotspots and target vaccination efforts more effectively. Yu was named one of 40 finalists in the 2026…

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Democrats suffer major blow as Maryland court strikes down redistricting amendment

The state lodged a notice of appeal with the Maryland Supreme Court shortly after the verdict was delivered

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