
Jack Harlon Hogan
Government and Politics Reporter at The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)
MD government and politics reporter @MDDailyRecord // email: [email protected] // Past @frednewspost @CNSmd @capgaznews @merrillcollege
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan
Two Republican-led counties were among the Maryland jurisdictions that the Trump administration has included in its list of “sanctuary” jurisdictions, baffling local officials and sending them scrambling to correct what they see as a false designation.
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan
Key Takeaways: MICA‘s interior design degree denied due to split commission vote Morgan State claimed program duplicated its existing offering Attorney general guidance requires majority of all members to approve Vote raises broader questions on fairness and program approval reform An allegation of program duplication and a split vote among higher education officials during a meeting in which several commissioners were absent have halted a Baltimore art institute’s proposal to establish a...
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1 week ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan
Key Takeaways: UMGC to reintegrate tech team from Ventures subsidiary AccelerEd Move follows audit exposing $26M failed project and lack of oversight Independent review prompted transition before public audit release Leadership promises transparency and updates at July 1 town hall The president of the University of Maryland Global Campus has announced plans to “reintegrate” employees from one of the school’s business entities, which last year were the subject of a scathing audit stating...
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2 weeks ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan
Key Takeaways:Maryland Appellate Court denied retirees‘ appeal over prescription coverage. State shifted retirees’ drug benefits to Medicare Part D to save about $180 million annually. Over 50,000 retirees have already enrolled in Medicare drug plans. Legal avenues appear exhausted after multiple rulings in state’s favor.
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2 weeks ago |
thedailyrecord.com | Jack Harlon Hogan
Ken Ulman will step down as chair of the Maryland Democratic Party in June, opening the door for a new central committee leader heading into the 2026 midterm elections. Gov. Wes Moore recommended Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman to be the next chair after the party’s first vice chair, Charlene Dukes, reportedly didn’t have an interest in the role. Dukes will serve as the acting chair until the party elects its next leader during its June 21 meeting.
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