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Trump Vows Severe Legal Crackdown on Schools That Tell Students 'They Are Trapped in the Wrong Body'

President Trump warns US public schools against promoting gender identity policies, threatening funding cuts and civil rights investigations.

International Business Times UK

Can Your HOA Force You to Grow Grass? One Maryland Couple Is Fighting That Battle

Can an HOA really tell a homeowner to rip out a garden and put grass back? In Maryland, the answer gets surprisingly interesting, especially after Janet and Jeff Crouch fought their HOA over a yard filled with native plants, flowers, trees, and habitat instead of a conventional carpet of turf.…

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In the early 1960s, developers sold 5,850 lots for a private resort on Assateague Island; one five-day storm wiped out nearly every house and helped turn it into a national seashore

Assateague Island was once planned as a major resort community with thousands of homes, roads and commercial areas. Two powerful storms changed that future. A 1933 hurricane split the island, while the 1962 Ash Wednesday storm destroyed roads and structures. The island was later protected as a National Seashore in…

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In the Early 1900s, a Maryland landowner released just five or six Japanese sika deer, and their descendants spread across four counties and Assateague Island

The introduction of a few sika deer from Japan in 1916 sparked a remarkable population boom across various Maryland counties and Assateague Island. Their unique ability to thrive in wetland environments prompted their widespread dispersal. Today, the presence of these deer not only showcases wildlife adaptability but also presents management…

The Times of India

Air Force Major Arrested at Capitol Over Trump Impeachment Call Detained Again: Now 'Ordered Into Pretrial Confinement'

Air Force Major Jason Watson faces potential court-martial after calling for Trump's impeachment. Detained in Maryland, his case highlights military legal challenges and public support.

International Business Times UK

In 1962, five pet mute swans escaped in Maryland; within four decades their descendants neared 4,000 and were eating 10.5 million pounds of Chesapeake Bay grasses a year

Five mute swans escaped from an estate in Maryland in 1962 and their descendants multiplied to nearly 4,000 in the Chesapeake Bay region within four decades. The invasive birds eat large amounts of underwater grasses and have also been linked to the displacement of native birds, raising concerns among wildlife…

The Times of India

State cracks down on out-of-state plates, giving drivers six weeks to register their cars properly

Maryland residents have until October 1 to register their cars in the state before facing fines

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JCPenney has just days left as beloved Maryland mall shuts for good on August 31 after nearly 70 years, leaving generations of shoppers saying goodbye

Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk, Maryland, will permanently close its doors on August 31. The beloved shopping center has served the community since 1956 and will lose its anchor store. Longtime shoppers and business owners express sadness and uncertainty about the future. Tenants were reportedly informed of the closure in June…

The Economic Times

A man with Down syndrome spent six days trapped in a Maryland Metro station. Now Metro is facing a lawsuit over the trauma that followed

The family was waiting for the worst possible news.

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Washington's suburbs spread across Maryland, but a NASA image shows green corridors still woven through the urban landscape

Greenbelt Park, established in 1950 near Washington, DC, serves as a crucial sanctuary for local wildlife and a serene escape for residents. This expansive green area underlines the importance of sustainable urban planning, preserving natural habitats amid urban development. The park continues to play an essential role in supporting both…

The Times of India

Judge blocks Trump administration's attempt to scrap move to Biden-selected FBI headquarters

Officials in the Trump administration sought to scrap plans for relocation to a site approved under the Biden administration in favour of repurposing another building just blocks from the current FBI headquarters in the nation’s capital.

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Judge blocks the Trump administration from moving FBI headquarters to DC office building

A U.S. judge has blocked plans to move the FBI's headquarters to a federal office building in Washington

The Independent UK

Maryland tax court voids digital ad tax, orders refunds to Apple, Google and Peacock TV

A Maryland state tax court has struck down the state’s tax on digital advertising

The Independent UK

Morgan Wallen Concert Turns Chaotic as Fan Arrested Over Alleged Attack on Fellow Attendees

A North Carolina man was arrested for allegedly urinating on concertgoers during a Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore, facing charges including second-degree assault and public urination.

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Maryland man wins $1 mn Massachusetts Lottery but gets $650,000 only. Here's why

During a family visit, a lucky Maryland resident hit the jackpot, winning a million dollars in the lottery. Opting for a cash payout, he received six hundred fifty thousand dollars before taxes, which was a lower amount compared to the annuity prize. His winning ticket came from a Valero store…

The Times of India

A $13.5 million Maryland project turned dredged sand, silt and shell into roughly 70 acres of wetland habitat for threatened marsh birds

In an impressive $13.5 million initiative, 70 acres of tidal wetland habitat have been established. By reusing dredged river sediment, a previously eroding marsh area was restored, benefiting local wildlife and commercial shipping activities alike. The introduction of native salt marsh grasses has fortified this new terrain, enhancing its stability.…

Medical Daily

Maryland Center Cutting 62 Jobs After Losing the Federal Contract for 988 National Backup Text and Chat

A Columbia, Maryland nonprofit is cutting 62 jobs after losing the federal 988 backup text-and-chat contract. The 988 line itself remains operational.

The Times of India

Hindu students campaign at US schools to distinguish the sacred swastika from the Nazi Hakenkreuz

Hindu students across the US are pushing schools to distinguish the ancient swastika from the Nazi Hakenkreuz. The swastika is a sacred symbol associated with well-being and good fortune in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. The campaign has grown after students faced cases where religious swastikas were mistaken for Nazi symbols.…

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Maryland Records 50 Heat Deaths Since May, Passing a Record That Stood Since 2012

Maryland has recorded 50 heat-related deaths since May, the most in any heat season on record, with 43 of them occurring in July alone.

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Maryland's first human composting facility offers an alternative to burial and cremation through natural organic reduction

Maryland has introduced an innovative option for end-of-life choices with natural organic reduction. Located in Elkridge, a new facility offers a sustainable alternative to traditional burial and cremation methods. This eco-friendly process converts human remains into nutrient-dense soil in about a month. Families can either keep the soil or contribute…

The Guardian - US

‘A lazy cop’: Maryland police officer allegedly faked traffic stops to avoid service calls

Baltimore officer Dequwan Houchins, 30, indicted for allegedly making false traffic stop reports for months

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Maryland Democrats put measure on 2026 ballot, making it the fourth state to take action towards redistricting ahead of 2028

Welcome to the Monday, Aug. 10, 2026, Brew.

The Times of India

Two people bitten by beavers in less than two weeks at Maryland park force partial closure after both animals test positive for rabies

At Cunningham Falls State Park, two people experienced beaver bites that resulted in positive rabies tests for both animals involved. Consequently, park authorities have restricted access to water areas to ensure public safety. Ongoing surveillance is focused on assessing the rabies situation, and restrictions will persist until health officials confirm…

International Business Times UK

Stefon Diggs Calls Commanders Lifeline Real Alignment After Escaping Charges to Sign Contract

After a turbulent offseason and a tense legal battle, veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs has signed a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders, securing a critical career lifeline in Maryland.

The Independent UK

Preakness date change sparks new questions about the future of the Triple Crown

In the past several years, trainers and owners increasingly opted to skip the Preakness after running a horse in — or even winning — the Kentucky Derby

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