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Ben Carson ran for president, and his consultants won. The political newcomer, who said Friday that he was ending his bid for the White House, raised $58 million, more money than any other GOP contender raised.
What started as optimism ends in defeat for supporters of a bill giving terminally ill patients the option to end their lives.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is putting a much-snickered-at Donald Trump campaign appearance and a few politically bruising days at home behind him since bowing out of the Republican presidential primary race.
Merrick Garland has been in this position before.
Maryland lawmakers are scheduled to vote on a bill that would prevent departing governors from buying furniture from the executive mansion at a discount.
Most Maryland workers have paid time off from their employers to take care of a sick child, an ailing parent or when they become sick themselves--but some workers go without those benefits.
Campaign fever in the Maryland race for U.S. Senate. U.S. Representatives Donna Edwards and Chris Van Hollen, in a dead heat in recent polls, are waging battle to win Baltimore.
Adults could go to jail for hosting a teen drinking party at their home or providing alcohol to minors under a bill that's cleared the Maryland Senate.
The Maryland House of Delegates has approved an adjustment to how localities' wealth is calculated in determining state aid for schools.
A Maryland senator has withdrawn a measure to allow terminally ill residents to legally end their lives with drugs prescribed by a doctor.
Sen. Ben Cardin and Rep. John Delaney are scheduled to discuss clean energy goals.
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson will skip a Thursday night debate in Detroit saying " he does not see a "political path forward" in light of Super Tuesday results.
The Supreme Court appears sharply divided as it hears its first major abortion case in almost a decade--and it's one that could potentially affect millions of women.
Maryland would make family planning more affordable under a bill in the General Assembly.
Two weeks after a 106-year-old woman's unbridled excitement upon meeting President Barack Obama went viral, friends of the Washington centenarian have set up a fundraising page for those who asked about donating to one of the Internet's newest stars.
