Del. Deni Taveras, D-Prince George’s, said the bill she reintroduced could better protect students on Maryland’s roads. Opponents worry about the cost.
Crowds flock to DC to view cherry blossoms at their peak
Popping and pink, Washington D.C.’s renowned cherry blossom trees are at peak bloom.
Mapping the Trump name: how a president’s name spread across the globe
Between renaming proposals, real estate ventures and political endeavors, Capital News Service mapped 75 buildings across the globe where people can see or may one day expect to see the Trump name.
CNS News Quiz | Week of March 23, 2026: Rising prices, news deserts and protest art
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U.S. gas prices rise as war disrupts oil market
Gas prices in the U.S. have risen by 33% since the start of the war between the U.S., Israel and Iran.
U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in case blocking asylum seekers
The U.S. Supreme Court drew comparisons after hearing arguments in a case that could allow the Trump administration to block asylum seekers at the border.
ICE agents spotted at Dulles and Reagan National airports to help at crowded TSA checkpoints
ICE agents are being deployed to airports in the DMV where security checkpoint lines are long because of the TSA sickouts.
House rejects GOP proposed gas tax pause
Lawmakers debated whether relieving Marylander’s pain at the pump should be solved in Annapolis or Washington.
Liberty Tree planting, local food vendors mark Maryland Day celebrations in Annapolis
Conservationists, politicians and local residents gathered to plant a scion of the original tulip poplar, which once towered over St John’s College’s campus.
TV, tiki torches and Trump: A timeline of D.C. protest art
The “King of the World” statue at the National Mall is the latest in a yearslong string of statues mocking the president and his supporters.