Lee Sanderlin

1 week ago | thebaltimorebanner.com | Giacomo Bologna |Lee Sanderlin

Let’s not sugarcoat it: It’s been a terrible few months for many federal workers and, by extension, many Marylanders and their families. The state faces an uncertain future where its most reliable industry — the federal government — no longer feels like it’s on solid footing. In response, local leaders and state officials are trying to help workers find stability and chart a new path forward. “We want you to stay,” Comptroller Brooke Lierman said in an interview.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Giacomo Bologna |Lee Sanderlin

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1 week ago | thebaltimorebanner.com | Lee Sanderlin

SEOUL — For the better part of an hour, the governor’s delegation and Japanese business leaders had pitched Maryland to a room full of investors, entrepreneurs and executives in a Tokyo highrise without the president coming up. Then the questions started.

1 week ago | thebaltimorebanner.com | Lee Sanderlin

The Trump administration’s strongman approach to immigration enforcement may soon lead to the arrests of elected officials who are presiding over so-called “sanctuary” jurisdictions, as the president’s team tries to compel cooperation with its deportation policies.

2 weeks ago | thebaltimorebanner.com | Pamela Wood |Lee Sanderlin

The Washington Commanders football team announced plans Monday to leave its home in Prince George’s County to return to Washington, D.C. — where a new stadium would be built on the site of RFK Stadium. The impending move represents a victory for officials in the District of Columbia, who wrested back control of the RFK land from the federal government to woo the NFL team. And it’s a loss for Prince George’s County and the state of Maryland, though officials are painting it as not so bad.