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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is urging the state’s members of Congress to approve a proposed trade agreement between America, Mexico and Canada.
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Peter Schmuck's "News Item" column on a variety of subjects including an NFL preseason game in Canada, Le'Veon Bell's female problem and a Warriors prediction.
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A group in Baltimore on business from Canada lost its van in a morning carjacking in Park Heights last week, according to police.
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Six takeaways from McCormick & Co.'s annual shareholders meeting, including corporate growth, new products and Generation Z.
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In a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan and legislative leaders, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh said The Stronach Group would be happy to leave Pimlico Race Course as nothing more than a "fenced-in vacant lot." She blasted the track's owners after they urged construction of a "super track" at Laurel Park.
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A local delegate has introduced the Parishioner Protection Act of 2019, allowing parishioners to carry firearms in houses of worship to help protect their congregations from a mass shooting. The same bill did not make it past a committee hearing last year.
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If you take a look at President Donald J. Trump's time in office so far he hasn't achieved much.
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Canada bailed out General Motors like the United States and will also also see one of its plants close.
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A source said the plant being shuttered in Canada is just the beginning as GM prepares for the next downturn, shifting trade agreements and potential tariffs on imports.
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Maryland redshirt freshman Anthony McFarland Jr. rushed for 298 yards and two touchdowns — 8 yards short of tying LaMont Jordan's school record, in a 52-51 overtime loss to No. 10 Ohio State.
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A Massachusetts company that trades on the Canadian stock exchange has offered $30 million to a Frederick firm to expand its presence beyond its current Baltimore County store in a deal that challenges a regulation prohibiting such consolidation.
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After taking an early 6-0 lead, Maryland's defense fell apart and the offense lost both starting quarterback Kasim Hill and Ty Johnson to injuries in a 34-32 defeat to Indiana.
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Maryland interim coach Matt Canada, who started his coaching career as an undergraduate at Indiana and later served on two different staffs in Bloomingtonm, returns Saturday hoping to help the Terps gain bowl eligibility.
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Javon Leake became the first Maryland football player since DJ Adams in 2010 to score four touchdowns in a game as the Terps beat I.
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It appears that Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and legal resident of the United States, has been murdered in a plan likely developed and carried out by the Saudi Arabia government inside their Istanbul consulate. Why is Trump afraid to criticize Saudi Arabia?
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With five interceptions in Saturday's 34-7 win over Rutgers, Maryland increased its lead as the best Big Ten's leader in turnover margin.
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Maryland senior running back Ty Johnson joined a select group of players who have rushed for over 2,000 yards and gained over 4,000 in all-purpose yards for the Terps.
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Behind a career-high three touchdown passes by redshirt freshman quarterback Kasim Hill and four interceptions, Maryland crushes Rutgers, 34-7, on homecoming.
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The era of the whooping crane at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Laurel is ending. The Trump administration cut the 50-year-old crane breeding program's $1.5 million budget, and by the end of the year, the birds' squawks will no longer be heard at the Patuxent Research Refuge.
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Frank Stronach, founder of the company that owns Pimlico Race Course, has sued his daughter Belinda, who had taken the reins of the business in recent years. Frank is trying to wrest control from Belinda, who is expected in Baltimore in 10 days for the Maryland Million at Laurel.
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he success in renegotiating NAFTA offers a useful opportunity to look back over 25 years to its first passage and its impact on one Baltimore company, Ellicott Dredges, which in 1993 unwittingly became the national poster child for NAFTA.
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Maryland was unable to get going offensively until it was too late in losing its first game out of the bye, at No. 15 Michigan.
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President Trump's USMCA trade deal is a clear win for America, says Cal Thomas.
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Once labelled the biggest 5-star bust in college football while playing at Auburn, defensive end Byron Cowart is off to a solid start with Maryland this season.
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From the injuries to safeties Darnell Savage Jr. and Antwaine Richardson to the way Maryland interim coach Matt Canada will rotate his running backs, here are 5 things to look for from the Terps coming out of their bye week.
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The hockey adventure has begun. I've taken quite a round-about route to get this far, but now, (it's Thursday as I write this) we're in Barrie, Ontario, Canada.
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Freshman wide receiver Jeshaun Jones scored on a 28-yard run, caught a 65-yard TD pass from Kasim Hill and threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Taivon Jacobs in the first half to help Maryland to 24-7 lead, but Terps saw lead chopped to 24-22 by halftime.
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Donald Trump's purported "biggest trade deal ever" is — shocker — more about marketing than making fairer trade rules for the U.S.
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Former Naval Academy athlete Lt. Jesse Iwuji is scheduled to make his debut in a NASCAR national series start during this weekend's Camping World Truck Series
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Visitors to the 55th annual Havre de Grace Art Show reported loving the music, art vendors, the people they met, even the picturesque setting in Tydings Park overlooking the Chesapeake Bay.
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In his first media availability since being named Maryland's interim head coach, Matt Canada said he is still the offensive coordinator and still an assistant coach despite head coach DJ Durkin being placed on administrative leave Saturday.
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The Port of Baltimore is off to a booming start this year, but its business could be deeply affected if President Donald Trump's tariffs lead to an escalating trade war.
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In 1921, Canadian researcher Frederick Banting and his assistant, Charles Best, succeeded in isolating the hormone insulin at the University of Toronto.
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Single-payer lowers costs, covers more and lets you choose your doctor - but that's not how the British system works.
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Europe is awakening to a threatening Muslim invasion, while Canada and the U.S. are in denial, says Cal Thomas.
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Jonah Goldberg: The Trump Doctrine, in short, is simply the international relations analogue to the domestic version of Trumpism. The Big Man personifies the national will, and constraints on the national will are for suckers.
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President Trump's various claims about NATO proved questionable, at best, but the final one - that the alliance is stronger than ever - is awfully hard to believe.
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Robert Reich: For a supposed "deal maker," Donald Trump hasn't made any that have stuck thus far.
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Parades across the Baltimore region celebrated the Fourth of July and included politicians including Ben Jealous, U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin and Gov. Larry Hogan's wife, Yumi.
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Why lash out at Justin Trudeau? Trump and his circle need a 'fall guy' for Singapore.
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Trump's rants on trade are misleading, and his protectionist policies seem destined to make matters worse.
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It's time for Americans to recognize our special relationship with Canada and not let Donald Trump drive a wedge between the countries.
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President Trump says Canadians burned the White House and generations of Fort McHenry volunteers quietly wept.
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In the last decade, deaths from opioids have quadrupled in Maryland, yet the state's legislature this year killed bills that could have saved lives.
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What do you call it when you Trump-splain trade deficits to PM Trudeau and then brag that you had no idea what you were talking about? No, seriously, what do you call it? We've run out of words.
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WASHINGTON — Unswayed by Republican warnings of a trade war, President Donald Trump ordered steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to the U.S. on
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President Donald Trump's planned steel and aluminum tariffs won't bring back domestic jobs in those industries but will cost them in countless others.
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Potomac Curling Club is based at Gardens Ice House in Laurel. Story about curling and its growing popularity around the Olympics.
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No NHL participation for the first time since 1994 threatens to upset the traditional world hockey order.
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South Korea is a hotbed for short track, making 12,000-seat Gangneung Ice Arena the passionate home of rock ’em, sock ’em action.
