imperial and royal matters
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On the day Maryland celebrates it 381-year heritage, local church leaders and historical society members gathered at the Baltimore Basilica to bless wooden crosses carved from roots of a tree that stood nearly twice as long. - Cal Thomas explores the likelihood that Bill Clinton is part of a story involving underage sex slaves.
- A recap of the Nov. 3 episode of :Dancing with the Stars," as everyone tries to shine on "Dynamic Duo" night
- More than 80 people were treated Friday to a talk from British author Hugo Vickers, the biographer of the Royal Family, about the current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, and her relatives' love of horse racing.
- A 100-year-old horse racing tale that unfolded on two continents, against a backdrop of world war and with a of host of historically notable people, will come to life again this month at the Hays-Heighe House at Harford Community College, which also figures prominently in the story.
- Horse racing: Laurel Park celebrates its 100th birthday. From visiting dignitaries to Triple Crown winners, venerable race course has hosted them all.
- A Laurel oncologist pleaded guilty to buying and using drugs on her cancer patients that were not approved for use in the United States.
- Conventional wisdom says US journalism has higher standards than that of the Brits. But what about sites like TMZ and the major networks paying for interviews through the dodge of licensing fees? Will we pull back in wake of News of the World scandal?
- We're not on William and Kate's U.S. itinerary, but here's proof that Maryland is a stately state worth a visit
- Baltimore reporters schooled in royal protocol for Prince Edward's visit
- Roscoe Bartlett bill would boost fuel competition so U.S. drivers would no longer be paying for dictators' expanding budgets
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- Although it's un-American to say so, the British monarchy gives that nation certain advantages over our form of government.
- "The Star-Spangled Banner" author Francis Scott Key is counted among her distant relatives, research shows.
