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Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox abruptly withdrew from a GOP unity gathering on Monday after a Jewish group said the event’s name evoked memories of the deadly white supremacist event that occurred in Charlottesville.

Maryland gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox canceled an appearance and denounced a GOP event called “Unite the Right” — the same name as the white supremacist rally that turned deadly in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017.

Maryland gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox canceled an appearance and denounced a GOP event called “Unite the Right” — the same name as the white supremacist rally that turned deadly in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017.

Republican candidate for governor in Maryland denounces GOP unity event after receiving inquiries from news organizations.

The former state cabinet member and Republican lawmaker insists she can win enough Democrats and independents to become Maryland governor. But first she has to win the GOP primary

More than a dozen headstones were discovered desecrated at the German Hill Road Jewish Cemeteries in Dundalk, Md., over the July 4 weekend. (Courtesy of Eric L. Goldstein via JTA) (Jmore – Baltimore Jewish Living via JTA) — More than a dozen headstones were discovered vandalized with swastikas over the July 4 weekend at a Jewish cemetery in the Baltimore suburb of Dundalk, Maryland. “It’s something I’ve never seen in all my years of cemetery-going,” said Deborah R. Weiner, a Baltimo...

Johns Hopkins teaching assistant tweets about failing students who support Israel Julian Baron UP NEXT BALTIMORE (WBFF) - A pro-Palestine teaching assistant at Johns Hopkins University suggested on social media she would take points away from students who support Israel, prompting an investigation by the universitys Office of Institutional Equity. In November, the teaching assistant posted a poll on her personal Twitter account asking if she should fail Zionist students because...

Jewish organizations are condemning a Johns Hopkins University teaching assistant, who tweeted about giving Zionist students lower grades.

Illustrative -- The Maryland Hall at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland on Jan. 12, 2011 (Wikimedia Commons) JTA — A teaching assistant at Johns Hopkins University defended what she called her fair treatment of students after she debated online the merits of giving Zionists “all their points” in exams. Rasha Anayah, a graduate student in the chemistry department at the Baltimore school, launched into the debate on Twitter on Nov. 15, the Forward reported Thursday. “Ethical ...