New Laws Move Maryland Forward
When new laws went into effect on Saturday, our state took some important steps forward in creating a more vibrant read more
Rising Incomes in the State Still Leave Too Many Marylanders Behind
Last year, typical Maryland families saw their largest income gains since the Great Recession. At the same time, about one read more
Will a Spike in Insurance Costs Slow the Progress Made Since Health Reform?
Tens of thousands more Marylanders were able to get health coverage in 2015 as more people continued to benefit from read more
Under-funding Public Defenders Harms Maryland’s Justice System
Anyone who is facing criminal charges, has a Constitutional right to legal representation. However, having a lawyer who has time read more
Three Ways to Support Maryland Workers this Labor Day
Today is a day set aside for honoring the contributions that working men and women have made to the strength, read more
Hefty Tuition Hike at Public Universities Threatens Maryland’s Future
As students at Maryland’s public universities and community colleges head back to school this fall, they can expect to pay read more
Tax-free Shopping Week is a Bad Investment for Maryland
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When Maryland parents head to stores this sales-tax-free shopping week to restock the school essentials read more
Federal Housing Assistance is a Good Investment that Helps More than Tenants
With federal housing assistance today helping only one of four eligible families, it’s clear that increased investment in making sure read more
Educating Maryland’s Youth is the Best Investment for Safer Communities
We all benefit from living in safe communities – however, when politicians focus on being “tough on crime,” the types read more
Arts Districts Bring Challenges Along With New Investment
Our office is closed today as the country’s largest free arts festival, Artscape, opens on our doorstep. Up to 400,000 read more
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