Archaeologists discover settlements from ancient Mayan civilization
Recently a piece of history from 800 A.D. has led scientists towards ground-breaking discoveries. The
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Polish legislation denying complicity in the Holocaust draws concerns of revisionism
The exchanges between Israel and Poland flared on February 6, when Polish president Andrzej Duda
North and South Korea will unify for the 2018 Winter Olympics
A rigid dichotomy exists between North and South Korea. The separation of the two Koreas
Judge’s injunction on DACA suspension complicates immigration talks
On January 9, Judge William Alsup of the United States District Court for the Northern
Healthy Working Families Act guarantees paid sick leave for employees
The Maryland General Assembly voted earlier this month to override Governor Hogan’s veto of the
Hogan proposes term limits for Maryland lawmakers
On January 11th in Annapolis, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan proposed a Government Accountability Act in
Trumps decision to end TPS receives backlash from Maryland residents
Salvadorans were first admitted into the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program after the 2001 earthquakes
Allegations arise in Russia investigation
The 2016 election, in addition to stirring up controversy and a significant number of protests,
One-month-old medical marijuana program faces new challenges
Maryland’s medical marijuana program officially opened to the public this past December after several years
Hogan responds to Trump’s tax overhaul
Donald Trump’s long-awaited federal tax overhaul was finally signed on December 22, 2017. Officially known
Maryland begins medical marijuana program
The legalization of marijuana has been a source of contention for years, affecting those of