Biden’s student loan forgiveness program would have been transformative for some D.C. area borrowers. Now, they’re back to paying their debts for years to come while also navigating the region’s high cost of living.

The fences went up after a draft of Dobbs v. Jackson was leaked.

Protests outside the homes of justices Brett Kavanaugh and John Roberts have been ongoing for weeks.

Although the court’s 6-3 ruling focused on a New York gun law, Hogan described it as “virtually indistinguishable” from Maryland’s own.

Abortion rights protesters banged on drums and led chants, including “Never again, we won’t go back!” and “What do we want? Choice! When do we want it? Always!”

Several hundred people gathered outside the nation’s highest court in D.C., many of whom were devastated after learning about the justices’ decision.

There are laws in seven states — including Maryland — that require gun owners to show a good reason why they should be able to carry in public, but Thursday’s ruling likely invalidates those.

Abortions are expensive, more so if the pregnancy is not detected early. Some organizations, and pending legislation, aim to reduce these barriers.

D.C. currently says elected officials can only fundraise to pay back $25,000 of any personal loan they made to their own campaign, but the law may no longer survive legal scrutiny.

New non-scaleable fence on Capitol Hill just dropped.