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- Aug 14, 2026
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Van Hollen calls for acknowledgement of Gaza complicity - will Democrats comply? (opens the original)
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As summer nears its end, Sen. Chris Van Hollen joins the News Roundup to talk about Maryland's shore communities and his fight to lower prescription drug costs and hold U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) accountable. In the wake of progressive primary wins across the country, Van Hollen also lists the reasons the Democratic Party should part ways with AIPAC. He addresses the dire situation in Sudan, one he’s passionate about, and his effort to halt U.S. weapons sales to the United Ar
Annapolis decides on redistricting - what will voters decide? (opens the original)
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The future of Maryland’s congressional map is now in the hands of voters. After a heated debate over congressional redistricting, a new amendment has passed putting the issue on November's ballot. We speak with WYPR's Sarah Petrowich who's covering the new legislation from the State House. Then, off to the races! There is a shakeup in the world of Thoroughbred racing and the new schedule for Maryland's Preakness. Childs Walker wrote about it for our news partners at the Baltimore Banner and help
Marylanders are trying to work. But is it working? (opens the original)
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Summer is typically a season for taking a break, but work has dominated the news this week.We begin with the latest on Maryland’s rise in cyclosporiasis cases and the wildfire smoke lingering over the state. Then, we examine why Maryland’s prisons rank among the nation’s deadliest. Correctional officers say a staffing shortage is contributing to the violence.We also check in with former federal workers at USAID and NIH who are still reeling from last year’s DOGE cuts. Protests and layoffs have r
Baltimore County elections, Venezuela's earthquake, police accountability and ice cream (opens the original)
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Baltimore County's primary results are official, and reporter John Lee has the winners heading into November. The Baltimore Banner's Sapna Bansil breaks down the county's first year of public campaign funding. Plus, Erick Oribio, the founder of Latin Opinion, a Baltimore-based Spanish-language media network, talks about the recovery efforts after two deadly earthquakes struck Venezuela. A new documentary traces Maryland's fight to repeal the Law Enforcement Officer Bill of Rights and the women w
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