Anthony G. Brown: “We think that the perception of U.S. policy or potential change in U.S. policy is often a driver of migration.”

With today’s ruling, Maryland’s federal court has added its voice to the unanimous chorus of judges who have said states do not have to follow the Trump Administration’s demand to turn over their unredacted voter registration databases.

Maryland law says homeowners are entitled to interest on their own escrow money, and the OCC is trying to hand that money to big banks instead.

For decades, the remains of hundreds of Black children have lain in unmarked graves on the grounds of a shuttered institution that was supposed to keep them safe.

This ruling makes clear that the federal government cannot impose unlawful financial barriers that make it harder to recruit the teachers, doctors, researchers, nurses, and other essential workers Marylanders rely on every day.