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The State Department's inspector general has found that former Secretary of State Colin Powell and staff close to former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice received classified national security information on their personal accounts, according to information disclosed Thursday by Rep. Elijah E. Cummings. - After years of anticipation, and now months of aggressive campaigning, aspirations for Martin O'Malley's presidential bid feel distant as Iowans prepare to embark on the nation's first caucus on Monday.
- After years of anticipation, and now months of aggressive campaigning, aspirations for Martin O'Malley's presidential bid feel distant as Iowans prepare to embark on the nation's first caucus on Monday.
- After months and months of media coverage and debates, we've finally reached the primary season of the presidential election, and the Iowa caucus on Monday will likely set the tone and potentially establish new front-runners in both the Democratic and Republican presidential races.
- Democratic presidential candidates left the insults and personal attacks to the Republican debaters in Iowa, says Jules Witcover.
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- Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley was in the national spotlight again Monday night during the Democratic presidential candidates' town hall event on CNN. Here's a sampling of what's being said about O'Malley the day after
- Almost everywhere you look, the super-rich are being stymied by democracy, says Jonah Goldberg.
- Without satisfactory presidential candidates, Democrats should look to draft a Biden or Warren
- The "inevitability" of Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy may not be so inevitable after all, says Cal Thomas.
- Less than month before the first votes of the 2016 presidential election are cast in Iowa, both major parties find themselves in the grip of revolution, says Jules Witcover.
- As GOP hopefuls square off in debates and on the campaign trail, they would rather bash each other and offer Bush-era Band-aids for a broken system than offer the radical solutions Americans want. That clears the path for Hillary Clinton to the Oval Office.
- Democratic presidential candidate Martin O'Malley has failed to qualify for Ohio's primary ballot, falling short of the signatures needed to appear before the swing state's voters.
- Jonah Goldberg: I don't typically endorse candidates, but as 2015 draws to a close, I feel I must make an exception. I'm behind the "Sweet Meteor O'Death."
- As the holiday season brings a brief break in presidential politics, the final party debates of 2015 have left the voters to ponder how differently the Republican and Democratic candidates' propose to meet the terrorist threat facing the nation.
- Martin O'Malley made an appearance on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah Monday night. Martin O'Malley remains in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. In Saturday's Democratic debate, the former Baltimore mayor and governor of Maryland went up against frontrunner Hillary Clinton and contender Bernie Sanders.
- The real winner in the Republican debates is Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, says Cal Thomas.
- With tempers flaring in the fight for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton can rejoice as her own campaign glides along in relative tranquillity, says Jules Witcover
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- Sen. Bernie Sanders will come to Baltimore next week, tour the neighborhood where Freddie Gray was arrested and meet with local African-American leaders, his campaign said Saturday.
- Jonah Goldberg: Personally, I'm opposed to all such forms of guilt by association, but it seems obvious to me that contemporary Christianity is not struggling with a Crusades problem, while Islam is certainly struggling with a jihad problem.
- Martin O'Malley emerged from a meeting with House Democrats on Tuesday with barbed criticism for his opponents, but no more confidence he would earn the support from other members of Congress in his long-shot bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
- Gunshots and Muslims and bombs, oh my! This phrase came to mind when listening to President Obama's reaction to the recent terrorist attacks. He says everything is OK — no problems, it's all good. He elaborates by ridiculing conservatives for being needlessly afraid of "orphans and widows." He says Republicans are a bunch of sissies. Obama seems to be in the dark about "orphans and widows." They maim and kill others regularly, and more are trained every day to do that.
- Mideastern immigrants increase the terrorist threat
- Marylanders continue to have a low level of support for former Gov. Martin O'Malley's presidential ambitions, a new poll for The Baltimore Sun and the University of Baltimore shows.
- Though his support has slipped across the country, retired Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson maintains a narrow lead for the Republican nomination in Maryland, a new poll for The Baltimore Sun and the University of Baltimore has found.
- After two months of targeting Baltimore-area voters with television advertising, Rep. Chris Van Hollen has opened a significant, double-digit lead in Maryland's closely watched Senate primary race, according to a new poll for The Baltimore Sun.
- Here's what the other candidates need to do to knock Sheila Dixon out of the lead.
- WASHINGTON -- Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign announced endorsements Tuesday of more than 70 officials and community leaders in Maryland -- including most of the state's congressional delegation -- underscoring the sway the former secretary of state holds even in the home territory of a rival.
- Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, whose presidential campaign has struggled to gain a foothold, offered an unusually aggressive pitch in the second Democratic debate on Saturday, repeatedly criticizing front runner Hillary Clinton.
- Marco Rubio is best equipped to beat Hillary Clinton in a general election for the presidency, says Cal Thomas.
- In this episode... Rep. Elijah Cummings on Baltimore in the aftermath of April¿s unrest; his recent role as defender of Hillary Clinton during the House Select Committee¿s investigation of Benghazi; the decision by President Obama to order troops to Syria, the controversial practices of companies that offer lump sum pay-outs to people who have been poisoned by lead paint. Plus, will Cummings run for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Barbara Mikulski. Also, philosophy professor Firmin DeBrabander on Ben Carson, Donald Trump and the rhetoric of the apocalypse.
- The infamously self-promoting David Brock, a professional character assassin who shills for Hillary, has called on Jeb Bush to take him on in a battle of emails, in response to Mr. Bush's recent publication of an ebook. It would be laughable if it weren't so preposterous. It makes one wonder why Hillary Clinton would have such a smarmy hack representing her campaign, even indirectly.
- Rep. Paul Ryan should seize this opportunity as speaker to clean the slate by shutting down the wasteful Benghazi Committee, eliminating the indefensible Planned Parenthood panel and sending the ridiculous IRS impeachment resolution to the dustbin of history. These are all remnants of Speaker Boehner's legacy — not Speaker Ryan's.
- Presidential candidate Martin O'Malley announced more than three dozen endorsements from his home state of Maryland on Tuesday as he rolled out leadership teams in 21 states.
- Gov. Martin O'Malley said his administration would stop defending a controversial, decade-old law that grants legal immunity to gun manufacturers whose weapons are used in crimes, one of several executive actions his campaign is expected to discuss on Tuesday.
- The Bush name and the Iraq war have become politically toxic in the presidential race, says Jules Witcover.
- Benghazi hearing featuring Hillary Clinton proved to be little more than a failed show trial
- Joe Biden's decision not to run for president is Hillary Clinton's gain -- and America's loss, David Horsey writes.
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- Can a new organization compete with the NRA? It would need a great business plan.
