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Groups File Court Challenge of Maryland's First-in-Nation Internet Ad Tax
Leading national trade associations have filed a federal lawsuit challenging Maryland’s first-in-the-nation tax on internet ads
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Maryland Bill Allows for Tighter Local Restrictions on Tobacco Products
Maryland legislators introduced a bill that would allow localities throughout the state to place more stringent restrictions on the sale and distribution of cigarettes and other tobacco products
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Maryland Senate OKs $1.5B Virus Relief Package With Direct Payments
The Maryland Senate has approved about $1.5 billion in pandemic relief
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Bill Would Require Minimum Wage Pay for Maryland Inmates
Maryland inmates make as little as $0.17 per hour for voluntary prison employment and training, a stipend that one lawmaker compared to “slave labor” in support of legislation that would require the state to pay more
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Maryland Lawmakers Begin Session Transformed by COVID-19
Maryland lawmakers have gathered for the first day of their annual 90-day legislative session in a Capitol setting transformed by precautions against the coronavirus
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Maryland Bill Would Put Free Menstrual Products in Schools
A week after the Virginia Senate unanimously passed a bill that would require public schools to provide free menstrual products in bathrooms, Maryland lawmakers are trying to do the same.