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President-elect Biden taps several Marylanders for federal health care posts Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 15, 2020 Share this: President-elect Joe Biden is assembling a health team that includes several members with Maryland ties. The most prominent on the list is Dr. Anthony Fauci, who has become a household name as he lead efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak. Fauci has served as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984, which is part o...

First 72,150 vaccine doses roll into commonwealth Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 14, 2020 Share this:     “These initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are a much-needed symbol of hope for our Commonwealth and our country,” Gov. Ralph Northam said in a statement. “With this remarkable medical achievement, we are beginning to see the light at the end of a long, dark tunnel. Yet even in this moment of celebration, we must remember that this is the first step in a months-long process ...

West Coast Representatives signed on to amicus brief seeking to delay electoral college vote Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 Share this: While the US Supreme Court rejected on Friday a lawsuit that would have prevented four states from casting their Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden as scheduled on Monday, California and Washington US Representatives are among the more than 125 House Republicans that signed on to an amicus brief s...

17 US House Republicans from Arizona, Colorado, and Texas signed on to amicus brief seeking to delay electoral college vote Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 Share this: While the Supreme Court rejected on Friday a lawsuit that would have prevented four states from casting their Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden as scheduled on Monday, seventeen US Representatives between Arizona, Colorado, and Texas were among the more than 126 Hou...

Nine U.S. representatives from Florida signed on to amicus brief seeking to delay electoral college vote Emily Boerger, Michael Goldberg, Shawna De La Rosa | Dec 11, 2020 Share this: The Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit late Friday filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton which sought to delay the Electoral College from voting for President-Elect Joe Biden. A majority of Republican U.S. House of Representative members had signed on to an amicus brief supporting the suit.     As o...