Democrats sat mostly silent through President Donald Trump’s aggressive and partisan 90-minute speech to a joint session of Congress.

Maryland Democrats mostly sat quietly and stoically through President Trump’s address Tuesday night. They amplified the stories of fired federal workers instead.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore called President Trump's imposed blanket 25% tariff on all goods imported from Canada and Mexico "deeply problematic" for the Port of.

Braving pouring rain, federal employees, union leaders, and lawmakers rallied on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to protest what they called a growing threat to the merit-based civil service as the Trump administration pushes efforts to weaken job protections across the government.

BALTIMORE — Federal authorities have arrested a high-ranking MS-13 leader with influence over gang operations in the United States, Mexico, and Europe, U.S.

Dems push 2.5% tax on business to business services to help fill budget gap; Maryland congresspeople to host laid-off federal workers at state of union address; aid-in-dying bill likely to face rough going in state Senate.

MARYLAND — Maryland residents are among some of the most educated in the United States, according to a recently released analysis by credit and finance website WalletHub. To determine the most and least educated U.S. states, WalletHub compared each ...

From license plates to furniture and clothing, states use forced prison labor to make a range of products that government institutions are then required to purchase by law.

Washington, D.C., hasn’t always been the political center of the United States. In fact, nine different cities across the country have served as the nation’s capital at one point or another, even if only for a day (and technically,

Democrats sought to limit state participation in federal immigration policy, as Republicans railed against the left for what they classified as misinformation.

Kelly O. Hayes replaces Erek Barron, who resigned from office last month, after President Donald Trump began removing appointees of the previous Biden Administration.

The United States Department of Justice has abandoned a lawsuit against the Maryland State Police that accused MSP of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in their hiring practices.