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  • Md. Democratic congressional candidate withdraws

    Maryland Democratic congressional candidate Wendy Rosen has withdrawn her candidacy after the state's Democratic Party says she voted in Maryland and Florida in the 2006 general election.


  • Homeowners have received more than $220M in Md.

    Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler says Maryland homeowners have received more than $220 million so far from a national mortgage settlement.


  • Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (left) said a budget proposed by Gov. Martin O'Malley is too light on cuts and too heavy on spending. The Senate likely will begin debating the budget this month, Mr. Miller said. (The Washington Times)

    Maryland Senate delays debate on gay marriage bill

    The Senate postponed discussion Wednesday of a same-sex marriage bill, allowing opponents another day to gather proposed amendments to the legislation.


  • Political Scene

    President Obama hopes to improve the fortunes of suddenly imperiled Wisconsin Democrats with his third visit to the state in a little over two months.


  • Douglas F. Gansler (Associated Press)

    Deadline nears for candidates to file in Maryland

    Hours before the deadline to file for candidacy, incumbent Democrat Doug Gansler is the only one on the ballot for Maryland attorney general.


  • Douglas F. Gansler (Associated Press)

    Attorney General Gansler to run again

    Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler was scheduled to file for re-election on Thursday morning. So far, no others have filed to oppose him.


  • Fruity liquor merits beer tax

    ANNAPOLIS (AP) — Gov. Martin O'Malley, a Democrat, said yesterday he won't veto a bill that will allow fruit-flavored alcoholic drinks to be taxed as beer — at a much lower rate than liquor — but he said he wants to revisit the controversial issue next year.


  • Fruity liquor merits beer tax

    ANNAPOLIS - Gov. Martin O'Malley, a Democrat, said yesterday he won't veto a bill that will allow fruit-flavored alcoholic drinks to be taxed as beer - at a much lower rate than liquor - but he said he wants to revisit the controversial issue next year.


  • Alcohol in energy drinks criticized

    HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — State attorneys general are asking federal regulators to crack down on the makers of energy drinks containing alcohol and caffeine, accusing them of misleading advertising for a product that can pose serious health and safety risks.


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