Benjamin Cardin News

By now you've probably all seen a list or ten of top 10 news stories of the past year or decade.

The federal government is struggling to fill a growing demand for skilled computer security workers, from technicians to policymakers, at a time when network attacks are rising in frequency and sophistication.

No doubt many environmentalists around Chesapeake Bay wish Howard Ernst would go away.

The federal government is struggling to fill a growing demand for skilled computer-security workers, from technicians to policy-makers, at a time when network attacks are rising in frequency and sophistication.

The first offer by China and India to limit greenhouse gases in a global agreement may help U.S. President Barack Obama win over members of the Senate who dona t want to impose similar restrictions on American companies.

You can access video of yesterday's confirmation hearing for North Carolina judges James Wynn and Albert Diaz at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings page here .

Dozens of small-business owners in Maryland questioned Sen. Benjamin Cardin about the tax credits, exemptions and other intricacies of the health insurance legislation.

Maryland Senator Benjamin Cardin has announced thousands of dollars will go to a new electronic patient record system as part of the omnibus appropriations bill that passed Congress Sunday.

As the job to repair Ocean City's damaged dune system is carefully mapped out, the silver lining post the catastrophic "storm of the decade" seems to be a general concurrence from the Inlet all the way to Annapolis on the merits of the nearly $100 million in tax dollars spent since 1994 on the beach replenishment project.

"The nomination of [President Barack] Obama's pick to head USAID , Dr. Rajiv Shah, moved to the full Senate for consideration after receiving a unanimous voice vote from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee" Tuesday, Politico's Laura Rozen reports on her blog .

Ocean City, MD- Members at the annual Maryland Farm Bureau meeting are concerned with new legislation introduced by Senator Benjamin Cardin to revamp the Chesapeake Bay clean-up program.

In response to Sen. Benjamin Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, where are your efforts with increased taxes and your Chesapeake Bay Watershed initiative helping the farmer? You state that your farm bills have helped Chesapeake farmers, what of the other thousands of farms in Western Maryland and other areas within the state? Everybody wants clean air ...

Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin is expected to speak at an annual meeting of the Maryland Farm Bureau on Monday and later tour Ocean City's beaches.

After many years of knowing how urgently we must protect it, the bay is still far from the clean, vital, vibrant watershed it should be.

To thrive in the digital age, media companies need to persuade consumers to pay for news online by providing compelling information in any form they want, News Corp.

When Virginia Farm Bureau members meet in Richmond Nov. 29 through Dec. 2, they plan to take a stand against proposed Chesapeake Bay legislation that could put some producers out of business.

Obama stays out of health spotlight A A Nov. 21: In a noticeable change from earlier this month when he paid a last-minute visit to House Democrats, President Barack Obama remained on the sidelines.

A A Landrieu voting to 'move forward' A A Nov. 21: Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., says, "I am moving forward on this debate." Listen to her entire speech, during the Senate's debate on health care.

Maryland's junior Senator is holding off predicting the outcome of the scheduled test vote on the health care reform plan for tomorrow night.

A DOJ representative tells senators that current laws aren't adequate, but he doesn't offer suggestions Current laws addressing cyber crime aren't adequate to address growing attacks on the government and businesses, a representative of U.S. President Barack Obama's administration said Tuesday.