US Attorneys Seek Amazon Data on Coronavirus-Linked Worker Deaths, Infections
Reuters | Wednesday May 13, 2020
The letter, led by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, was joined by states including Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington.
US State Obtains "Game-Changing" COVID-19 Test Kits From South Korea
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday April 21, 2020
The US state of Maryland has received 500,000 coronavirus tests ordered from South Korea, a shipment Governor Larry Hogan said would be "game-changing" to efforts to implement widespread testing.
2 Members of Robert F Kennedy Family Go Missing During Canoe Trip in US
World News | Reuters | Saturday April 4, 2020
The granddaughter of the late Robert F. Kennedy and her young son were missing on Friday after drifting out into the Chesapeake Bay on a canoe, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said.
What Doctors Are Learning About COVID-19 On The Fly
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday April 2, 2020
As Maryland and other parts of the United States brace for the kind of surges seen in New York and Louisiana, AFP spoke to the fourth-year resident to gain insight into what medical professionals are learning about the disease in real time.
US Travel Agent Scammed New Victims To Pay Old Ones, Prosecutors Say
World News | Lynh Bui, The Washington Post | Wednesday December 25, 2019
One by one, victims of the Maryland travel agent told the judge how they had been duped. Some paid thousands for tickets through the agent but could not board a plane when they arrived at the airport. Others successfully made it to their destinations, only to find they were stuck because the agent had not purchased return flights.
US Firm Gives Employees $10 Million Christmas Bonus: Report
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday December 12, 2019
The owner of a Maryland-based company left his 200 employees overwhelmed by announcing eight million pounds as Christmas bonus, a media report said.
After Man Fined For Cutting Tree, US Immigration Knocks On His Door
World News | Rebecca Tan, The Washington Post | Tuesday November 26, 2019
An undocumented immigrant from Maryland is suing a state police agency whose officers turned him over to USImmigration and Customs Enforcement after writing him a ticket for improper tree removal.
This Boy's Selfless Act On Halloween Is Viral With 19 Million Views
Offbeat | Monday November 4, 2019
An 8-year-old boy from Maryland has won the Internet with an unexpected act of generosity and selflessness.
The Bones Of A Former Slave Were Missing - Until A Historian Asked For It
World News | Erin Cox, The Washington Post | Saturday November 2, 2019
Janice Hayes-Williams was just starting out as an amateur local historian two decades ago when she found out a prominent black man had been deeply disrespected. The grave holding the remains of Smith Price, founder of the first free black community in Maryland's state capital, had been dug up during an urban renewal project in the 1980s.
A Bird Struck "Doomsday" Plane, Causing Millions In Damage, Says Navy
World News | Allyson Chiu, The Washington Post | Friday October 18, 2019
The Navy's "doomsday" plane wasn't supposed to be on the ground in Maryland for long. Instead, the E-6B Mercury - a flying communications and command post designed to play a critical role during a nuclear war - should have briefly touched down before taking off again.
Indian-Origin Man Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud Charges In US
World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 9, 2019
A 66-year old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud in connection with a scheme to defraud his employer of more than USD 1.7 million.
"It Was In Front Of Us": Plane Crashes On US Highway, Hits Vehicle
World News | Lynh Bui, Justin Wm. Moyer, The Washington Post | Friday September 13, 2019
A small plane crashed after takeoff and struck a car Thursday morning in Prince George's County, Maryland, hitting the vehicle on U.S. 50 and injuring two people inside, authorities said.
Teenage Girl "Sexting" Her Friends Is Child Pornography, Says US Court
World News | Ann E. Marimow, The Washington Post | Thursday August 29, 2019
Maryland's child pornography laws apply when the child is both the subject and sender of sexually explicit material, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday, in a case testing how to treat teenagers who voluntarily self-produce and share their own images.
He Took Wine Bottles For Safekeeping, Made Millions Via Brokers, Arrested
World News | Laurel Demkovich, The Washington Post | Saturday August 3, 2019
After moving to Maryland in 2015, Aronovici realized the 400-bottle unit he owned wouldn't fit in his new garage. A collector for 38 years, he found Holder's Safe Harbour Wine Storage in suburban Baltimore.
"Better To Have Rats Than To Be One": Baltimore Paper Blasts Trump
World News | Hannah Knowles, The Washington Post | Monday July 29, 2019
On Saturday evening, the editorial board of a paper that has been a city fixture since 1837 joined the wave of Maryland residents and leaders condemning Trump's tweets calling Rep. Elijah Cummings's district a "rat and rodent infested mess" where "no human" would want to live.
US Attorneys Seek Amazon Data on Coronavirus-Linked Worker Deaths, Infections
Reuters | Wednesday May 13, 2020
The letter, led by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, was joined by states including Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington.
US State Obtains "Game-Changing" COVID-19 Test Kits From South Korea
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday April 21, 2020
The US state of Maryland has received 500,000 coronavirus tests ordered from South Korea, a shipment Governor Larry Hogan said would be "game-changing" to efforts to implement widespread testing.
2 Members of Robert F Kennedy Family Go Missing During Canoe Trip in US
World News | Reuters | Saturday April 4, 2020
The granddaughter of the late Robert F. Kennedy and her young son were missing on Friday after drifting out into the Chesapeake Bay on a canoe, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said.
What Doctors Are Learning About COVID-19 On The Fly
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday April 2, 2020
As Maryland and other parts of the United States brace for the kind of surges seen in New York and Louisiana, AFP spoke to the fourth-year resident to gain insight into what medical professionals are learning about the disease in real time.
US Travel Agent Scammed New Victims To Pay Old Ones, Prosecutors Say
World News | Lynh Bui, The Washington Post | Wednesday December 25, 2019
One by one, victims of the Maryland travel agent told the judge how they had been duped. Some paid thousands for tickets through the agent but could not board a plane when they arrived at the airport. Others successfully made it to their destinations, only to find they were stuck because the agent had not purchased return flights.
US Firm Gives Employees $10 Million Christmas Bonus: Report
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday December 12, 2019
The owner of a Maryland-based company left his 200 employees overwhelmed by announcing eight million pounds as Christmas bonus, a media report said.
After Man Fined For Cutting Tree, US Immigration Knocks On His Door
World News | Rebecca Tan, The Washington Post | Tuesday November 26, 2019
An undocumented immigrant from Maryland is suing a state police agency whose officers turned him over to USImmigration and Customs Enforcement after writing him a ticket for improper tree removal.
This Boy's Selfless Act On Halloween Is Viral With 19 Million Views
Offbeat | Monday November 4, 2019
An 8-year-old boy from Maryland has won the Internet with an unexpected act of generosity and selflessness.
The Bones Of A Former Slave Were Missing - Until A Historian Asked For It
World News | Erin Cox, The Washington Post | Saturday November 2, 2019
Janice Hayes-Williams was just starting out as an amateur local historian two decades ago when she found out a prominent black man had been deeply disrespected. The grave holding the remains of Smith Price, founder of the first free black community in Maryland's state capital, had been dug up during an urban renewal project in the 1980s.
A Bird Struck "Doomsday" Plane, Causing Millions In Damage, Says Navy
World News | Allyson Chiu, The Washington Post | Friday October 18, 2019
The Navy's "doomsday" plane wasn't supposed to be on the ground in Maryland for long. Instead, the E-6B Mercury - a flying communications and command post designed to play a critical role during a nuclear war - should have briefly touched down before taking off again.
Indian-Origin Man Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud Charges In US
World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 9, 2019
A 66-year old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud in connection with a scheme to defraud his employer of more than USD 1.7 million.
"It Was In Front Of Us": Plane Crashes On US Highway, Hits Vehicle
World News | Lynh Bui, Justin Wm. Moyer, The Washington Post | Friday September 13, 2019
A small plane crashed after takeoff and struck a car Thursday morning in Prince George's County, Maryland, hitting the vehicle on U.S. 50 and injuring two people inside, authorities said.
Teenage Girl "Sexting" Her Friends Is Child Pornography, Says US Court
World News | Ann E. Marimow, The Washington Post | Thursday August 29, 2019
Maryland's child pornography laws apply when the child is both the subject and sender of sexually explicit material, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday, in a case testing how to treat teenagers who voluntarily self-produce and share their own images.
He Took Wine Bottles For Safekeeping, Made Millions Via Brokers, Arrested
World News | Laurel Demkovich, The Washington Post | Saturday August 3, 2019
After moving to Maryland in 2015, Aronovici realized the 400-bottle unit he owned wouldn't fit in his new garage. A collector for 38 years, he found Holder's Safe Harbour Wine Storage in suburban Baltimore.
"Better To Have Rats Than To Be One": Baltimore Paper Blasts Trump
World News | Hannah Knowles, The Washington Post | Monday July 29, 2019
On Saturday evening, the editorial board of a paper that has been a city fixture since 1837 joined the wave of Maryland residents and leaders condemning Trump's tweets calling Rep. Elijah Cummings's district a "rat and rodent infested mess" where "no human" would want to live.
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