GREENBELT, Md. (AP) — Ex-Trump national security adviser John Bolton charged in probe into mishandling classified information, AP source says.

Prince Andrew will stop using titles and honors, including the Duke of York, Buckingham Palace says. apnews.com/article/prince…

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has paused over $11 billion in funding to projects in Baltimore and three other Democrat-led cities. Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought announced the pause on Friday. The money was set to be spe... bit.ly/4nTEDPv

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced Friday that the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will offer free MARC and commuter bus service to all Maryland federal workers during the government shutdown. “You are not going to have to worry about your transportation because this

Lawmakers from both parties this week are demanding accountability after The Baltimore Sun reported allegations that teens were attacked, abused and subject to brutal conditions at the National Guard’s Freestate ChalleNGe Academy, a boot camp program for at-risk teens

A group of current and former NIH workers will hold a food drive Saturday to help unpaid federal workers at the same time as a “No Kings” protest. bit.ly/3J2amiz

Maryland environmental groups launched a new coalition to pressure the state to move faster on rules that would require electric heating systems like heat pumps to replace fossil fuel-burning equipment in homes. bit.ly/47tcOb4

Looking for something to do? Here are four of the coolest events happening in Baltimore this weekend. 🎥: Caleb Townsend, The Baltimore Sun

A man was injured in a shooting Saturday in Catonsville and later sought treatment at a nearby hospital, Baltimore County police said. bit.ly/3J6uKz2

Maryland will soon become one of the first states in the United States to allow tap-to-pay transactions with Electronic Benefits Transfer cards, officials said Wednesday. bit.ly/4oyjeLV

She was 28, divorced, kids with the drug addict father, family had betrayed her, living a public lie, a #1 album worldwide, she only had ONE chance to say it all!

I MISS HER.

A Baltimore City Council hearing Wednesday tackled the city’s response to three mass overdoses in Penn North, as well as the merits of its ongoing harm reduction strategy in dealing with open-air drug markets and the broader opioid crisis. Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, Deputy Mayor of

Breaking News: The U.S. military accepted a private donation of $130 million to help pay troops during the shutdown. The move is highly unusual and a potential violation of federal law. nyti.ms/3WmIcBW

Winners.

Howard University has received a transformative $80 million unrestricted gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott ... one of the single largest contributions in the University’s history. This historic investment will strengthen student aid, support infrastructure improvements,

UPDATE: Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation, but the driver refused to stop, resulting in a pursuit with DPS Troopers. DPS Troopers lost sight of the vehicle, and the pursuit was terminated. DPS Aircraft and Troopers,

Democratic socialism has long drawn skepticism from politicians and analysts, but voters appear increasingly open to its message — a shift reflected in recent elections, including the victory Tuesday of self-described “democratic socialist” Zohran Mamdani in New York City’s

Today’s my first day as a politics reporter at the Baltimore Sun. I’ll be covering all things Gov. Wes Moore and state politics. Hit me up for coffee or drinks + send me all your tips and scoops at [email protected]

Two Maryland congressional heavyweights are stepping further into the fight for redistricting and applying more pressure to an embattled state lawmaker. Reps. Steny Hoyer and Jamie Raskin are sending a letter Monday to the state’s General Assembly that will argue against Senate