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4 Baltimore City Council members refuse to pass bill condemning Hamas terrorist invasion of Israel

The motion failed to receive the votes necessary to pass, as two members did not appear and the four others abstained from voting

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4 Baltimore City Council members refuse to pass bill condemning Hamas terrorist invasion of Israel

The motion failed to receive the votes necessary to pass, as two members did not appear and the four others abstained from voting

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Baltimore City Council advances inclusionary housing legislation as bill faces one remaining hurdle

Baltimore City Council advances inclusionary housing legislation as bill faces one remaining hurdle
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Baltimore City Council advances inclusionary housing legislation, but bill faces two remaining hurdles

Baltimore City Council advances inclusionary housing legislation, but bill faces two remaining hurdles
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Baltimore City seeks to regulate facial recognition technology

A Baltimore City Council committee held a public hearing Wednesday on facial recognition. The proposed legislation, still a work in progress, would require police to get approval before buying new facial recognition equipment. An oversight board would

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