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Computer slow? Here are some possible reasons and solutions - Vimarsana News

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This week, The Geek helps a reader whose computer has been slowing down while streaming video.

Maryland attorney general to appeal court ruling that rejected new congressional district map - Vimarsana News

Maryland attorney general to appeal court ruling that rejected new congressional district map

Maryland’s attorney general’s says he will appeal a decision in which a judge ruled that a Democratic-drawn map of the state’s congressional districts was too partisan.

Maryland attorney general to appeal court ruling that rejected new congressional district map - Vimarsana News

Maryland attorney general to appeal court ruling that rejected new congressional district map

Maryland’s attorney general’s says he will appeal a decision in which a judge ruled that a Democratic-drawn map of the state’s congressional districts was too partisan.

A judge threw out Maryland's congressional map for 'extreme' gerrymandering. Here's what that means. – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

A judge threw out Maryland's congressional map for 'extreme' gerrymandering. Here's what that means. – Baltimore Sun

A Maryland judge tossed out a map of the state’s congressional districts Friday and ordered legislators to draw a new one after ruling the map was subject to “extreme partisan gerrymandering.”

Finding 'extreme' gerrymandering in Maryland's new congressional map, judge wants a do-over - Vimarsana News

Finding 'extreme' gerrymandering in Maryland's new congressional map, judge wants a do-over

A Maryland judge on Friday rejected a map of the state's congressional districts approved by the Democratic-majority General Assembly and told state lawmakers to “develop a new congressional plan that is constitutional.”