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Maryland Rep. Andy Harris appears to be a deeply insecure man who feels he has to position himself even further to the right in order to secure re-election.
- For lack of a dictionary (or at least basic English comprehension), Maryland's Republican congressman refused to honor the heroes of January 6.
- This isn’t just loony economics. It’s dangerously loony economics because it might be believed, leading to all sorts of stupid public policies.
- With as many as 200,000 renter households in the state at great risk of eviction and homelessness, we call upon Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration to recognize the humanity of Black and brown Marylanders with three immediate steps.
- Juneteenth, officially observed on June 19th, also marks the fourth day of remembrance to occur in the span of a month’s time. Though the events we remembered are different, there is an enduring thread woven through each. It’s the thread of distorting truth by delay, exclusion, concealing or silence.
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- In a city like Baltimore with a host of challenges, it pays to be innovative and think outside the bubble to make Baltimore students' commute to school safer and more time efficient.
- Recognizing Emancipation Day and the freeing of this nation's slaves a welcome antidote to the latest assaults on history by those who prefer to soft-pedal the past.
- Each and every year that Marilyn Mosby has been in office the city has had over 300 homicides. When is she going to accept responsibility for her failure to prevent the deaths of our friends and neighbors? She needs to stop fighting with every group imaginable and fight for the city. If she is not able to fulfill the responsibilities of the position, she should find another one.
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- For lack of a dictionary (or at least basic English comprehension), Maryland's Republican congressman refused to honor the heroes of January 6.
- Complaints about periodical cicadas, their noise and inconvenience, have gone way too far: Aren't humans the beings capable of compassion?
- This isn’t just loony economics. It’s dangerously loony economics because it might be believed, leading to all sorts of stupid public policies.
- With as many as 200,000 renter households in the state at great risk of eviction and homelessness, we call upon Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration to recognize the humanity of Black and brown Marylanders with three immediate steps.
- Juneteenth, officially observed on June 19th, also marks the fourth day of remembrance to occur in the span of a month’s time. Though the events we remembered are different, there is an enduring thread woven through each. It’s the thread of distorting truth by delay, exclusion, concealing or silence.
- The Baltimore Orioles could boost fan enthusiasm by simply offering golf carts at the ballpark and returning Gary Thorne and others to the air.
- How did Baltimore's dysfunctional water billing system become such a disaster? Whistleblowers could probably tell us.
- Baltimore can be proud of its Penn Station statue and how it was commissioned and installed with community support.
- Baltimore's sanitary workers deserve credit for picking up trash despite the threat of COVID-19.
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- Democrats hail dissenting Republicans as heroes but when it's someone like Joe Manchin speaking out it's a different story entirely.
- How Ocean City officers deal with boardwalk misbehavior is of little consequence compared to subpar Baltimore schools, but you wouldn't know it from the political uproar.
- It's now time to immediately allow those thousands of Afghans who assisted our military to emigrate to the United States.
- Maryland Rep. Andy Harris appears to be a deeply insecure man who feels he has to position himself even further to the right in order to secure re-election.
- For lack of a dictionary (or at least basic English comprehension), Maryland's Republican congressman refused to honor the heroes of January 6.
- A friendly interview on "Morning Joe" and 262,000 views for the launch video on Twitter give Wes Moore a strong media start.
- This isn’t just loony economics. It’s dangerously loony economics because it might be believed, leading to all sorts of stupid public policies.
- The situation when you're so caught up in the effect you're trying to get that you don't notice what you're actually saying
