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Less than a week after U.S. Rep. John Sarbanes’ surprise announcement that he would not seek a 10th term, several high-profile Democrats are mobilizing to try to replace him, and Republicans believe the Democratic congressman’s decision could put his 3rd District seat into play for the first time in decades.

And special counsel Jack Smith obtains a search warrant for Donald Trump’s Twitter account.

Katja Bullock of Kensington, who served in the White House during three presidential administrations, has died.

Tenants across nearly 1 million stabilized apartments in New York City are facing further rent increases starting later this year, following a raucous vote Wednesday night.

AFL-CIO President John Sweeney's reaction to the plight of those without health insurance reminds one of a line from "Animal House": "I think this situation absolutely requires that a really futile and stupid gesture be done on somebody's part."

It remains a question whether Gov. Wes Moore will become the first Maryland governor in more than 100 years to not veto a single bill.

A New York City panel may allow rents to rise in roughly one million rent-stabilized apartments. But increases as large as those discussed by the panel — up to 15.75 percent on two-year leases — are unlikely.

No one school can serve all students equally well. Ultimately,school choice is about enabling all parents to enroll theirchildren in the public, public charter, private, or home schoolsthat best meet their individual needs. School choice maximizes thebenefits of America's sizable investment in education to ensurethat all children have an opportunity to succeed.

Maryland’s longtime elections administrator is retiring.

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