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The U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan deal to end the government shutdown, prompting the House to return to D.C. to finalize it.
The U.S. Senate has passed a bipartisan deal to end the government shutdown, prompting the House to return to D.C. to finalize the agreement, while Maryland Governor Wes Moore continues criticizing President Trump over the shutdown’s impact on the state.
In Maryland, a state commission recommends ending automatic adult charges for youth offenders, but prosecutors oppose the move; a 15-year-old accused in a Towson Mall assault was denied bond, and a school system continues paying a convicted felon who stole $215,000, raising accountability concerns.
A Fox45 investigation reveals Maryland’s juvenile courts lack consistent demographic tracking, highlighting transparency issues.
Meanwhile, Toys for Tots reports record demand for holiday assistance, reflecting growing economic hardship.
In sports, the Ravens face injuries, Joe Burrow returned to practice but won’t play, and the Orioles are hiring Jason Bourgeois as first base coach.
President Trump proposed a $2,000 dividend for Americans funded by new tariffs, a plan without detailed implementation.
A Chicago Border Patrol shooting suspect was arrested, with a prior felony weapon record, sparking national debate on immigration enforcement.
El Senado de EE.UU. aprobó un acuerdo bipartidista para poner fin al cierre del gobierno, lo que llevó a la Cámara de Representantes a regresar a DC para finalizarlo.