Embattled Towson-based USAID contractor accused of not paying workers
A Towson-based government contracting company has been sued by three people who said they weren't paid for their work on USAID programs abroad.
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Harford schools first to take Meta, TikTok, others to trial over teen addiction
A suit by Harford County's Board of Education will be among the first to go to trial against social media companies, alleging they purposely addicted children and teens to their platforms,...
Cecil County boarding school, oldest in US, faced bankruptcy, now foreclosure
Trustee Kiran Kulkarni told The Baltimore Sun the school "absolutely" will remain open and going through foreclosure will allow him greater control over his plans for it. But some fear...
Hackers have breached many Maryland companies and government agencies
The list of Maryland companies, governments and other entities that have been cyberattacked over the years is a veritable who's who, from Johns Hopkins University to Marriott Hotels to even...
Maryland likely sits ‘in the crosshairs’ of Iran’s cyberattack and spy strategy
After the U.S. struck Iranian nuclear sites June 21, several alerts warned of heightened threats of counterattacks against American digital networks, water systems, power plants and other critical infrastructure.
UFOs, Trump turbulence and other disturbances rocking the planet
Tim Gallaudet: UFOs are in our airspace and underwater and the government knows it
Baltimore, Israel and a bond that tightens under missile fire from Iran
When the missiles began streaking toward Israel this week and the government quickly halted air travel over its besieged skies, Eli Friedman, 20, thought he might not get back home...
International students, scholars stranded as Trump cracks down on visas
International students and faculty have unwittingly been drawn into two of President Trump's most fervid battles: against universities that he characterizes as hotbeds of "wokeness" and against foreigners, even if...
How Baltimore police, community keep the peace at ICE protests
In recent years, in Baltimore and elsewhere, there have been efforts and scholarship on how cities can best handle demonstrations and how organizers can most successfully promote their cause.
Trump says Chinese students can stay at US universities, but uncertainty remains
President Trump said Wednesday that Chinese college students, who were threatened with losing their visas, can stay as part of a trade deal with China.