Gov. Wes Moore says ‘off the rails’ meeting with Trump makes him ‘more determined than ever’ to push back
Gov. Wes Moore said he left a White House meeting on Friday with President Donald Trump and nearly every other governor “more ...
Mysterious ‘No Moore’ campaign launches Maryland’s next gubernatorial race as Republicans, Larry Hogan battle Wes Moore
Campaign-style targeting of Gov. Wes Moore and his latest budget plan has all but launched Maryland into next year’s ...
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Moore changes tone after encounter with Trump
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore appears to have dismissed any possibility of working with President Donald Trump after a meeting at ...
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Moore maintains solid poll ratings, but murmurs of concern grow
Gov. Wes Moore maintained an approval rating of 52% among Maryland voters, even as some are expressing concerns about the ...
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Poll: Moore approval numbers remain high but slip as economy, budget and federal cuts cast shadow
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore continues to enjoy majority approval of his job performance even as he loses ground with independent ...
Moore hardens criticism of Trump after ‘conspiracy theories and attacks’
During a meeting of governors from around the country that was held in D.C., Moore said, the president showed no interest in ...
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Gov. Moore concerned by what he 'didn't hear' during meeting with governors, Trump at White House
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore provided a sharp critique while speaking to reporters on Monday of his meeting with President Donald Trump.
Combatting government waste, critics complain Maryland falls short
Governor Wes Moore announced an initiative aimed at reducing government waste in Maryland."It's finding the breakage in the system ...
Trump and Moore: A tale of two leaders
There’s a fascinating dynamic currently playing out in two capital cities just 30 miles apart. You might call it a tale of ...
How a new tax plan could cost Marylanders even if your rate doesn’t rise
Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed tax hikes targeting Maryland’s highest earners, but one nonpartisan nonprofit said all residents would likely feel the extra squeeze.