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Senate Leadership Fight: Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen formally challenged Chuck Schumer to lead Senate Democrats, arguing voters want a break from the status quo. A 600,000-member union and Sen. Bernie Sanders backed Van Hollen; Schumer says he has the votes to stay on. The caucus is expected to vote by secret ballot in December. Moore Administration: Gov. Wes Moore is reshuffling his cabinet, with Maryland’s environmental secretary among the latest departures. Montgomery County official Earl Stoddard was named acting emergency management secretary. Prince George’s County: Voters approved charter changes giving lawmakers more flexibility to impose certain business taxes and fees, while also backing a plan to eliminate two council seats in four years. Election Aftermath: A UMBC poll found Marylanders trust local governments more than state or federal officials, as ballot counting continues in some local races.

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Nov. 12, 2026

Maryland lab supplier shifts PhaseShield gel tube assembly to U.S.

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Dr. Refael Aharon says federal Maryland case continues as he advances circularity tech

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BRP Family Law attorney Heather R. Sweren named a 2026 Top Attorney by Bethesda Magazine

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