Sam Janesch

Wes Moore is 'not running for president in 2028': takeaways from the governor's sit-down with The Baltimore Sun https://t.co/OZqcM1Ii0E

Maryland schools are reeling at the Trump administration's decision to not reimburse more than $400M, including $305M that was already spent. via @Jean_Marbella @k_cimini https://t.co/4PVEQuRs4k

News: Gov. Wes Moore will travel to Japan and South Korea on an economic development trip in April after the annual legislative session ends in Annapolis. https://t.co/O384ljn8Hs

RT @Jaxon__White: It had been a running gag in Lancaster County politics these past few months that maybe county Commissioner Chairman Josh…

One year and a few hours after an iconic piece of the Baltimore skyline disappeared in moments, Maryland dignitaries commemorated the devastation that followed the Key Bridge collapse and doubled down on efforts to rebuild. https://t.co/H08LsILKUj

We took a look at how the Maryland governor's office, legislature and largest state agencies saw payroll rise faster than inflation in recent years. Moore proposed cutting some raises in the next year, but most are part of the final budget agreement. https://t.co/UFabW7LfzE

A framework for a final budget deal in Maryland leans less heavily on personal income tax hikes and more on spending cuts and a tax increase primarily hitting tech companies, compared to other proposals in the last two months. https://t.co/xWsY1IsoJo

29,000 federal workers in Maryland are expected to lose their jobs, adding $280 million to the state budget hole https://t.co/rO4rsv3qAz

RT @baltimoresun: U.S. Rep. Johnny Olszewski Jr. has invited Katie Stahl, a federal worker laid off during recent cuts, as his guest to Pre…

Maryland Democrats didn't join in the loud protests as their colleagues yelled and held signs calling Trump a liar during his speech. They came with “visual reminders” — fired federal workers and those fighting on their behalf. https://t.co/QuHX4sanni

Maryland Democrats will bring fired federal workers to Trump's address tonight. One was an NIH biologist who researched a rare cancer in kids and dogs. Another worked to identify improper payments in Medicare. https://t.co/gKdpm72ieB

Maryland lawmakers are seeking to require governors to use blind trusts to manage their assets. The push comes after last year's Senate race when Democrats said former Larry Hogan failed to avoid conflicts of interest as governor. via @nataliemjones https://t.co/bL4vVULcn2

Maryland agencies spent $404 million in overtime pay in 2024. While also rejecting a proposed cut to state employees' raises, Gov. Wes Moore's budget secretary said hiring freezes would only exacerbate the issue. https://t.co/rDQWlvoT9r