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Female legislators in Maryland are determined not to lose recent gains in health care, employment, rights

U.S. Supreme Court should not strike down race-conscious college admissions, a policy that's provided countless opportunities for minorities and brought diversity to schools

The Supreme Court's ruling banning mandatory life without parole sentences for juveniles upheld the principle that youthful offenders should be treated differently than adults, but it didn't go far enough

Chief Justice John Roberts' ruling that Obamacare is largely constitutional is a model of judicial restraint and a real victory for the American people.

Supreme Court rules federal government sets immigration policy but allows Arizona roadside checks raising fears of racial profiling

Ronald Weich, an assistant U.S. attorney general and former aide to Sen. Edward Kennedy, will be named the next dean of the University of Baltimore School of Law on Wednesday, nine months after his popular predecessor resigned amid a public dispute with the university's president.

The Sun's Dan Rodricks flirts with fairness — then loses it over Supreme Court's healthcare deliberations

Neighbors column written by Sharon Rydell covers Reisterstown

Supreme Court's decision in Arizona case is a relatively minor setback that should not deter Maryland from embracing public financing of political candidates