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Canadian wildfire smoke drove air quality into the Code Red range across much of the eastern half of the country on Friday – the level at which the air turns unhealthy for everyone, not only for people with asthma or heart conditions.

Alerts now cover 17 states and Washington, D.C., and reach somewhere between 100 million and 120 million people.

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The Maryland Tech Council directs anyone skeptical of Maryland data centers to a “myths versus facts” page on its Data Center Alliance website, complete with citations.

Tech Council CEO Kelly Schulz – a former Larry Hogan cabinet secretary who lost to D...


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A word before we begin. And I mean this most sincerely.

Jenn Alcorn lost her husband suddenly in 2021. Then she found out the survivor benefits she counted on didn’t cover a death like his. Some of us might fold into grief. But not Jenn Alcorn. She fought so that the next family wouldn’t open the same letter. I don’t know that I could do what Jenn Alcorn d...


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I should tell you up front that I have known Rick Weldon for well over a decade. I respect him. He has honorably served as a member of our Maryland General Assembly, has given this county many years of public service, and leads one of Maryland’s best Chambers. None of that is in question here. I want readers to weigh what follows, knowing I hold Mr. Weldon in genuine rega...


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David Trone spent at least $25 milllion of his own money to lose another congressional primary.

Sit with that number: Twenty-five million dollars.

A congressional district that Mr. Trone had already represented for six years, starting in 2019 and ending in 2025. It’s a district that his money built name recognition in over th...


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