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When permits get stuck, projects don’t get built. It’s that easy.

Here’s what today means: we’re building faster, we’re building smarter.

The American people are apparently paying for Donald Trump to create desperate preelection propaganda.

The burning of medical waste has forced Curtis Bay residents to inhale smoke and other emissions for too long.

As work continues to rebuild the Key Bridge as safely, quickly, and cost-efficiently as possible, we’re giving Marylanders clear and accessible information about our progress.

The operations might move, but my values will never move.

Who in the room was advocating for more transparency or more regulatory guardrails?

In the absence of that, the governors cannot just sit on our hands.

Maryland’s housing crisis demands that we move swiftly, think creatively, and deliver solutions that will ease housing cost burdens for our people.

Thank you to the Moore-Miller administration for holding this important summit and establishing guardrails to protect Maryland and our workers.

Maryland’s workers must remain a central voice when discussing the development of artificial intelligence and its risks.

Maryland is choosing to lead, and we are guided by clear principles: protect our people, center our workers, and keep our kids safe.

Marylanders should not have to wait for Washington to decide what this technology will mean for their jobs, their families, and their communities.

Americans deserve real solutions.

I cannot support a bill that promises protection but delivers nothing – without the opportunity to consider real solutions that would actually help consumers and lower energy costs.

That’s why I put forward comprehensive legislation to actually address this issue: the Power for the People Act.

Far too many Americans are facing skyrocketing electricity bills, due in large part to the recent explosion of data centers across our country.

For students with disabilities, higher education can open the doors to new opportunities, from civic participation to good-paying jobs and economic security. But many of these students still face unfair barriers to earning their degrees…