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• Lets Protect Our Kids: The App Store Accountability Act
  By: Sara Leber – January 3rd, 2026 12:25pm Image of a collage of social media apps that many of those in the younger generation use. There seems to be one thing that most kids tend to have now and that is social media accounts. With that, comes not only the risk of your child seeing inappropriate content but… Read more: Lets Protect Our Kids: The App Store Accountability Act
• Maryland Must Protect the 340B Program
  By: Rev. Delman Coates, PhD., Senior Pastor, Mt. Ennon Baptist Church, Clinton, MD – January 29, 2026 11:36am Image of Prescription Drugs Spilled Out onto a White Surface As Senior Pastor of Mt. Ennon Baptist Church in Clinton, I walk alongside families every day who struggle with health challenges made worse by the crushing cost of prescription drugs.… Read more: Maryland Must Protect the 340B Program
• Protecting the New Generation Starts with Passing the App Store Accountability Act
  By: Ava Jankowski – January 29, 2026 10:59am Teen Consumed by Cellphone Notifications from Varying Apps Let’s face it: There is no real way to protect your kids. You can keep them away from bad areasand teach them how to act, but when it comes to the digital world, we are vastly unprepared. Digital content is constantly growing.… Read more: Protecting the New Generation Starts with Passing the App Store Accountability Act
• Unregulated Crypto “Rewards” Are Undermining Community Banks—and Maryland Can’t Afford It
  By: Talmadge Branch, former Maryland General Assembly Delegate, House Majority Whip and founder of the MD Black Caucus Foundation During my time in the Maryland House of Delegates, I worked to strengthen Maryland’s communities. That commitment is why I feel compelled to speak out today about an emerging threat to that mission: a loophole in the GENIUS Act… Read more: Unregulated Crypto “Rewards” Are Undermining Community Banks—and Maryland Can’t Afford It
• BLACK SMALL BUSINESSES WOULD SUFFER UNDER MAIN STREET DEPOSITOR PROTECTION ACT
  By: Anonymous After serving for many years as Chief Information Officer for Prince George’s County (MD), WSSC Water, and Iron Bow Technologies, I took a leap of faith into entrepreneurship and founded Wave Welcome. Shortly thereafter, I launched a second company, PerVista AI. Both companies are proudly headquartered in Prince George’s County. Navigating the transition from executive leadership… Read more: BLACK SMALL BUSINESSES WOULD SUFFER UNDER MAIN STREET DEPOSITOR PROTECTION ACT