Mennatalla Ibrahim

Mennatalla Ibrahim has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in September 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Mennatalla Ibrahim are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, mennata77a has populated their site with: • Deadly viruses help moths and butterflies fight off parasitic wasps • Dark wings supercharge seabird flight • Nutrition researchers urge update to lab animal diets • Gene therapy restores missing dopamine in children with rare brain disease • CRISPR creates first genetically modified marsupials • Soccer position could influence risk of brain disease • American University hosts 2nd Navigating Differences Symposium • Metro Lift: Improving affordable transportation in D.C. • Peter Bug Shoe Academy, fixing souls and soles • Press Freedom Champion Urges Courage for Journalists Facing ‘World on… • Federal judge to hear arguments Monday over University of Maryland’s Oct. 7 vigil cancellation • Live from New York! It’s Saturday night politics! • Maryland goes for Harris: “Girl power” beats out Trump • Maryland lawmakers optimistic about local projects under second Trump term • Trump’s mass deportations could hit Maryland economy, experts warn • Iran’s oldest political prisoner released, still an activist • Tech lobby uses glitzy electronics show to woo key house policymakers • MoCo’s first seed library takes root at Rockville Science Center • ‘More than just a police dog’: County police officer mourns loss of K-9 Monte • Maryland officials denounce Trump efforts to dismantle federal civil service • Democrats and protesters rally against Trump-Musk efforts to shut down USAID • Fired federal workers descend on Senate to put human faces on Trump-Musk cuts • Wealth, fame help pro athletes to help others — but leading a charity can be challenging • Report finds unjustifiable grounds for picking Greenbelt as new FBI Headquarters • Van Hollen, Subramanyam lead Democrats against Trump’s efforts to move federal agencies • Timeline: Milestones from Trump’s first 100 days • Trump is following the ‘universal autocrats playbook,’ US diplomats warn • Maryland lawmakers decry possible Medicaid cuts amid 24-hour protest near US Capitol • DC area food industry shaken after DHS visits more than 100 businesses • ‘A huge difference’: MoCo fire department launches 10-minute CPR training campaign to boost survival • Without evidence, Trump blames DEI hires and Democrats for deadly plane collision • Christmas comes early for Chevy Chase girl battling cancer • Two Bethesda residents push limits, find camaraderie at annual adaptive Warrior Games • Not a luxury: Chevy Chase nonprofit helps low-income students afford college living essentials • Baltimore delays vote on task force for hospital, university tax deal • Baltimore considers task force to review tax deal for groups like Johns Hopkins, Medstar • 150 jobs expected in $50M steel expansion investment for Baltimore County site • Maryland Republicans slam Van Hollen for backing Mamdani in NYC mayor race • Looming government shutdown divides Maryland federal workers • Maryland leaders divided as Trump, Congress push nation toward shutdown • Maryland lawmakers push for hearings, oversight on hoteling foster children • Baltimore to collect up to $12 million in hospital, university tax payment deal • Federal workers react on social media as government shutdown halts pay • Drug treatment providers urge collaborative approach to tackle Baltimore's opioid crisis • Olszewski, other Maryland Dems forgo congressional pay during federal shutdown • Maryland lawmakers split, Moore silent as Dems threaten to leave NGA • Mayor Scott touts $2M opioid response grant day after Penn North mass overdose • Moore removes most members of Baltimore's liquor board • Maryland to invest nearly $37M in affordable housing • Local advocates, unions to rally Johns Hopkins over policing, labor practices • CDC reduction-in-force leaves key health programs vulnerable • Councilman Mark Conway launches congressional bid against Mfume, calls for 'new ideas' • Protestors tell Johns Hopkins University to 'give the city back!' • City councilmen clash on social media over campaign launch in Penn North • MTA to offer free MARC, commuter bus rides for federal workers during shutdown • Trump administration pauses funding for Baltimore projects • Ex-NIH employees host food drive as shutdown drags on • Mayor Brandon Scott reassigns top aides Merrill, Young in latest office shake-up • Maryland Lawmaker Presses PJM on Data Center Energy Costs, Aim to Lower Utility Bills • Maryland Infrastructure Report Card 2025: State Earns a C Grade • Notre Dame of Maryland University President Marylou Yam to Retire in 2026 After 12 Years of Leadership • Del. Bouchat seeks to end Maryland’s vehicle emissions program • Hurricane Melissa Devastates Jamaica; Maryland Diaspora Responds • Pikes Cinema in Baltimore Offers Free Halloween Movies for Furloughed Federal Workers • Maryland governor releases $62 million to cover November SNAP benefits • Moore’s approval steady despite Marylanders' pessimism • Gov. Wes Moore Leads 2026 Maryland Race as GOP Faces Challenge • Baltimore City Council debates response bill amid legal limits • Maryland leaders divided on meaning of Mamdani’s mayoral win in NYC • Moore Vows No New Taxes as Maryland Faces $1.4B Budget Deficit • Maryland economists warn of deep cuts to come to balance budget amid $1.4B deficit • Ferguson sets stage for legislative battle over local police assisting ICE • Key Bridge rebuild: Maryland lawmakers slam soaring costs • PJM rejects data center rules, Maryland ratepayers face higher costs • ‘Gov. IDGAF’: Maryland GOP split over insulting nickname for Gov. Wes Moore • Washington region to receive $60M in federal funds to upgrade bus systems • Maryland audit spurs calls for transparency over $8.5B spent in some exempt contracts • Maryland Responds to Trump, USDA Threat to Withhold SNAP Funds • Maryland House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones resigns after historic career • Moore defends Key Bridge Response, redistricting on podcasts • C.T. Wilson confirms bid for Maryland House speaker; others signal interest • Maryland officials weigh House speaker contenders • Peña-Melnyk will bring fresh, collaborative leadership to speaker post • Moore calls special session to elect House speaker • Maryland Electricity Bills Could Rise as Data Centers Strain PJM Regional Grid • Bill Ferguson secures seventh term as MD Senate president • Maryland politicians ready as Trump returns to Army-Navy Game in Baltimore • Maryland House Ways and Means Chair Vanessa Atterbeary resigns • Maryland to study economic costs of climate change • Maryland predicts $26.8B in revenue next year, officials warn federal uncertainty plays a part • Maryland voters prioritize cost of living over redistricting, UMBC poll finds • Maryland lawmakers to select new House speaker, weigh Gov. Wes Moore vetoes • Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk elected Maryland House Speaker • Maryland House Majority Whip Jazz Lewis resigns during special session • Ferguson holds firm against Maryland redistricting after special session • Maryland special session ended with new House speaker, veto overrides • Marylanders split on closing $1.4B budget deficit, Key Bridge, UMBC poll finds • Moore announces $10M for child care, fresh food businesses • Outgoing House Majority Whip Jazz Lewis to join University of Maryland • Moore appoints former FAA deputy Kathryn Thomson as MDOT secretary • Baltimore feels safer, but cost and Key Bridge worries persist, JHU survey finds • Maryland Gov. Wes Moore orders action on rising energy bills, power grid • Maryland House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk Names Senior Staff Appointments • Maryland apprenticeship programs reach record high, Moore office reports • Over 220,000 Maryland households have sought food, health benefits since July • Westminster home damaged in Christmas Day fire; four displaced • Baltimore Mayor Scott outlines 2026 legislative priorities • Audit: Maryland procurement office lost millions, failed oversight • Peña-Melnyk reshapes Maryland House leadership ahead of 2026 session • Maryland lands grants to pilot AI tools for public services • New Maryland laws taking effect Jan. 1, 2026 • Del. Anne Healey will not seek reelection in 2026 • Maryland GOP Names Ashleigh Presnar Executive Director • Moore proposes Vax Act to protect Maryland vaccine access after CDC changes • Maryland General Assembly: Here are top issues for 2026 session • Gov. Wes Moore appoints three new members to Maryland House of Delegates • AI regulation considered during Legislative Session • Maryland House, Senate vote to end local law enforcement cooperation with ICE • Energy and budget talks to shape final 45 days of Maryland’s 2026 session • Kanaiyah's Law: After tragedy, legislators consider reforms to foster care • Maryland Republicans propose energy bills to cut electric bills $40 per month, counter Moore plan • Beidle retires, endorses Chang for District 32 • Maryland lawmakers cast doubt on Wes Moore $40 electricity bills refunds • Maryland House Freedom Caucus clashes with GOP leadership • Arthur Ellis to run for Hoyer seat, opening state Senate race • Maryland Gov. Moore Clarifies ICE Cooperation After Signing 287(g) Ban • Gov. Wes Moore signs bill banning local ICE agreements • Poll: 70% of Maryland Democratic primary voters support mid-decade redistricting • Maryland General Assembly sends bill banning local ICE agreements to Moore • Moore State of the State draws mixed reaction in Maryland • Maryland GOP urges pause on fast-tracked bill ending ICE agreements • Push grows for Senate vote on Moore’s redistricting plan • Maryland House rural caucus chairs on priorities and problem-solving • Maryland Sen. Arthur Ellis protests mid-cycle redistricting, disputes Senate unity • Sen. Ellis protests Senate leadership over redistricting by withholding quorum • Maryland renews push to close gap in unclaimed state tax credits • Maryland bill would prevent Medicaid disenrollment for people with disabilities • Maryland transportation salaries rise amid $5.2B Key Bridge rebuild • Maryland lawmakers to tackle Moore’s budget, $1.4B shortfall in final 30-day push • Chesapeake Bay is cleaner but will miss 2025 pollution targets, EPA, Maryland lawmakers say • Maryland’s Van Hollen and environmental groups want polluters pay for climate damage • Women feel like imposters in disciplines that value ‘brilliance’ • Mongoose mothers help their colonies thrive—by forgetting which pups are theirs • On NTSB recommendations, FAA closes helicopter route near DC airport weeks after tragedy • Maryland Dems mum on support for Zohran Mamdani besides Van Hollen, Raskin • Affordability, accountability, energy: top issues for Maryland GOP in 2026 • Former Maryland Lt. Gov. Mickey Steinberg dies at 92 • House Democrats urge Marylanders can't face tax hikes during session Day 1 • New Maryland House Rural Caucus aims to elevate rural voices across the state • Maryland redistricting panel approved maps. General Assembly to consider. • Moore budget would redirect clean energy funds to general fund • Maryland lawmakers to begin review of Gov. Wes Moore’s $70.8 billion budget • Maryland House hears mid-decade redistricting proposal, Moore testifies • Former Maryland House Speaker Adrienne Jones returns to Appropriations Committee • Maryland Senate passes $70.8B budget, closing $1.4B deficit without tax hikes • Maryland comptroller: 'No capacity' to handle new tax measures • Maryland House consider Jamari’s Law increasing penalties for negligent vehicular manslaughter • Maryland Senate Republicans propose bill to roll back vehicle registration fee increases • Maryland Senate launches 2026 growth agenda with AI, small business investments • Maryland lawmakers debate protecting SEIF clean energy fund amid rising electricity bills • Md lawmakers press for results as educators defend Blueprint • Maryland Democrats unveil energy bill promising $150 in annual electricity savings • Phillips, Henson chosen to lead Maryland Legislative Black Caucus • Maryland GOP pushes 30-day gas tax holiday amid price surge • Republicans put Democrats on blast during budget negotiations • Maryland Del. Kathy Szeliga says campaign may be victim of fraud