The Orioles host the Minnesota Twins March 26 at Camden Yards for their season opener. New manager Craig Albernaz looks to rebound from last year’s 75-87 season.
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By Dr. Deborah BaileyAFRO Contributing Editor Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy announced a $5.92 billion budget for fiscal year (FY) 2027 that addresses a $170-million structural deficit while protecting core government services. Braveboy said the FY 2027 budget will address needs that county residents depend on government to provide while positioning the county for […]
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As plans for the RFK Stadium redevelopment move forward, small business owners and community leaders in Washington, D.C., say uncertainty remains about how the project will affect local enterprises. While officials, including Councilmember Wendell Felder (D-Ward 7) emphasize economic opportunity and community benefits, residents and advocates are calling for clearer commitments to ensure small businesses are prioritized and not displaced.
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I am also concerned about the gamification of investing and gambling associated with these technologies. This Committee has already examined how trading apps use behavioral designs to turn investing into a game. Tokenization could make those trades faster, always on, and with fewer guardrails.
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Lawmakers from Maryland’s legislative caucuses gathered March 24 in Annapolis to advance shared priorities as the session nears its end, highlighting bills on youth justice, LGBTQ+ rights, immigrant protections, and educational equity. Unity and collaboration remain central to their push for measurable results before Sine Die.
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