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When asked recently if Maryland Courts might strike down his efforts to redraw congressional districts to stamp out the state’s only Republican seat, Gov. Wes Moore told “MS NOW” that his team has been “working with judges” to prepare for legal challenges. The statement raised ethical red flags among some law professors and Republicans. “You cannot ask a judge about how the … [Read more...] about Gov. Moore said he’s ‘working with judges’ on redistricting, prompting ethics concerns

The Baltimore Orioles will begin playing spring training games in just a few weeks, and these three prospects have a great chance to make an impact. … [Read more...] about Ranking Orioles top prospects’ likelihood of making impact at 2026 spring training

The Cardinals have claimed infielder Bryan Ramos off waivers from the Orioles, reports Francys Romero of BeisbolFR. There wasn’t any previous indication that Ramos had been designated for assignment but it seems the O’s tried to quietly sneak him through waivers. Their 40-man count will drop to 39. The Cards have had an open 40-man spot since trading Brendan Donovan to the … [Read more...] about Cardinals Claim Bryan Ramos

On Feb. 8, 1968, three Black students were killed and 28 wounded as state troopers opened fire on demonstrators at South Carolina State College in Orangeburg in the aftermath of protests over a whites-only bowling alley. The event would become known as the Orangeburg Massacre. In 1587, Mary, Queen of Scots was beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle in England after she was implicated … [Read more...] about Today in History: February 8, 2026

Adley Rutschman was absent from the top-10 catchers in Major League Baseball according to MLB Network. That should motivate the Baltimore Orioles backstop. … [Read more...] about MLB Network ranking just handed Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman extra motivation