A United States court of appeals on Friday rejected a lawsuit challenging an executive order by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan that prohibits the state from doing business with entities that boycott Israel.In addition, he held that the executive order constitutes a form of “loyalty oath” that he should not be forced to take.It also rejected Ali’s claim that he was required to take a “loyalty oath,” saying, “the Executive Order requires a business entity to refrain from discriminating on the basis of Israeli national origin only in forming a bid.Related coverage The suit sought to overturn an October 2020 ruling...