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Ex-CIA Worker From Md. Revealed As Source Of Spy Agency Leaks
A 29-year-old contractor, who lived in Maryland and claims to have worked at the National Security Agency and the CIA, was revealed Sunday as the source of disclosures about the U.S. government’s secret surveillance programs, risking prosecution by the U.S. government.
Fan With ‘Toronto Stronger’ Sign Draws Internet’s Ire During Game 3
All it takes is one fan to spoil a great moment.
Proposed Bill Would Allow State To Collect Taxes On Every Internet Purchase
Millions of dollars in online sales go untaxed every year in Maryland. Now the state wants Internet retailers to collect the taxes from online customers.
Md. Comptroller Weighs In On National Internet Sales Tax Debate
Congress gets closer to bringing sales tax to the Internet, and that could bring millions to the state of Maryland. How many millions?
Frederick County Schools To Get Wi-Fi
Eighteen Frederick County schools will have wireless Internet access installed for the next school year.
Rural Areas Struggle To Find Internet Providers
Lush hills and cornfields along acres of land mark Carroll County as a haven for people who want to get away from the city life and compact suburban developments — but finding reliable and affordable Internet can be a headache in rural areas.
Md. Lawmaker Visits American Imprisoned In Cuba
New developments in the ongoing efforts to free a Maryland man from a Cuban prison. Members of Congress returned after meeting with Alan Gross and Cuban President Raul Castro.
How To Stay Connected During Hurricane Sandy
When disaster strikes, phone and Internet service often takes a hit, right when it’s needed the most.
Open-Records Group Praises Garrett Improvements
A national open-records group is applauding Garrett County for putting more government information online.
Comcast Offers Web Access For Low-Income Families
Comcast is starting the second year of its Internet Essentials program in Washington to provide high-speed Internet at low cost for low-income families.
Judge Blocks Enforcement Of Law Requiring Federal Employees To Disclose Internet Financial Transactions
A federal judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of a new insider trading law that would require nearly 30,000 federal workers to disclose details about their financial transactions on the Internet.
Internet Gambling Could Make The Ballot In November
Forget about traffic. Gamble at home. Maryland lawmakers will consider Internet gambling when they meet in a special session next week. It’s part of a plan to upgrade Maryland’s gambling program.


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