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President Donald Trump will name Baltimore native and McDonogh alum John Bolton as national security adviser, replacing H.R. McMaster. - There is only one plausible explanation for President Obama's 11th-hour provocations of Israel and Russia: He is laying the groundwork with Senate Democrats to poison the confirmation well for Trump cabinet nominees. President-elect Donald Trump should take the opportunity thus afforded to drive more nails into the Senate Democratic coffin.
- Water Resources Development Act will help city pay for water and sewer upgrades, Cardin says
- Angry environmental activists complain about the pace of Baltimore's wastewater repairs. Many blame the city. But Maryland's congressional delegation hasn't moved a muscle to help, and thousands of city residents have lost their homes at tax sale in the bargain.
- Concluding more than two weeks of interviews with candidates for elected office, Dan Rodricks talks with a Republican U.S. Senate hopeful, Richard Douglas.
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- If Republicans want their best chance to win a Md. Senate seat, they should vote Kefalas.
- After months of fundraising and campaigning for the job, a former aide to Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. announced late Tuesday that he will seek the GOP nomination for Senate in Maryland.
- Harford County Executive Barry Glassman, a former state lawmaker who was elected to his current post last year, is considering a run for the GOP nomination for Senate.
- A Republican state lawmaker from Baltimore County who is among the highest ranked female elected officials in Annapolis is building a campaign for U.S. Senate, giving some state GOP leaders a burst of hope that the party can compete for the seat held by retiring Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski.
- WASHINGTON -- Richard J. Douglas, a former Pentagon official who ran unsuccessfully for Senate in 2012, said Monday he is exploring another bid for the job next year -- becoming the second Republican to consider a campaign for the open seat.
