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University of Maryland alumnus Eric Swalwell, a four-term San Francisco Bay Area congressman who has grown into a cable TV fixture as a slashing and unremitting critic of President Donald Trump, formally announced Monday his long-shot bid for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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Four years ago with Jon Stewart signing off the nightly airwaves and Stephen Colbert leaving the relative freedom of Comedy Central for the more tightly regulated network world, I worried about the future of political satire on TV. But as of last weekend, I am officially worried no more.
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The president doesn't have to run toward an active shooter to demonstrate his bravery, he has to stand up to the NRA.
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As James Franco denies allegations of sexual misconduct in his past, HBO emailed a statement to Sun Wednesday saying there have been no complaints about him on "The Deuce" where he is a director and executive producer as well as star.
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Raising money through online crowdfunding sites is an ideal way for teachers to find the funds to purchase classroom materials and should be restored, the head of the Harford County teachers' union says, but the schools superintendent disagrees.
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From Stephen Colbert's crude description of Donald Trump's mouth, to Kathy Griffin and Reza Aslan, we have turned a corner in media talk. And it is not a good thing.
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The reality is that Donald Trump abandoned the idea of a Muslim ban from the get-go. When judges pretend otherwise to prove their "wokeness" they undermine democratic norms even further. And they give Mr. Trump and his boosters one more reason to screech that the courts are biased against him.
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"People like to root for the underdog," said Kirby Runyon, a Johns Hopkins University graduate student behind renewed efforts to restore Pluto's lost title.
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"People like to root for the underdog," said Kirby Runyon, a Johns Hopkins University graduate student behind renewed efforts to restore Pluto's lost title.
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Given the disparity between the threats represented by gun violence and terrorism, it is not rational that the latter is higher in our hierarchy of death.
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Verbally tearing down Donald Trump and his more vitriolic supporters is about as difficult as demolishing a house of Legos. But let me ask you this: When was the last time you changed someone's behavior or opinion by calling him an idiot? Especially an angry person. And, as we've been told and shown time and again, many of Mr. Trump's voters are angry.
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DeRay Mckesson's candidacy represents a political challenge: With nearly 300,000 Twitter followers, can he translate a passionate social media audience into actual votes?
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And then, there's Martin O'Malley in late, late night with Seth Meyers getting about eight minutes of network time around 1:15 a.m. Wednesday.
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With Hillary Clinton now putting some distance between herself and the Obama foreign policies, Mr. Biden may be the best vice president he can be by defending those policies on the 2016 campaign trail.
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As late-night hosts interview candidates, cable shows let Trump call the shots
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If Tuesday night's premiere is any indication, latenight network TV is going to be a lot more political and politically savvy with Stephen Colbert at the desk for "The Late Show" on CBS.
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Creator Armando Iannucci talks Season 4 of HBO comedy
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The family of Adnan Syed speaks about experiencing the phenomenon of Serial podcasts.
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"Serial" producer Sarah Koenig appeared on "The Colbert Report" Wednesday night.
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Someone recently told me that she watches the news on TV every night. Her news broadcast of choice: "Entertainment Tonight."
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CharmTV will feature Baltimore restaurants, neighborhoods
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While describing the potentially devastating effects of climate change during a recent segment of "The Colbert Report," host Stephen Colbert warned that if climate change continues unabated, much of the planet will turn into an uninhabitable wasteland, just like — wait for it — Baltimore. Why does the pernicious myth of Baltimore decay persist? And, more importantly, what can we do about it?
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Loss of popular TV series would be a big blow to Maryland
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Popular TV host described losing her husband to cancer.
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Solid political satire from Garry Trudeau makes for impressive Amazon launch.
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Viral video craze prompts locals to don helmets, start dancing
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Artist and University of Maryland, College Park professor Hasan has meticulously compiled images of each stop in his day after he was detained by the FBI an airport.
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Republicans are against critical thinking? That explains a lot
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Bottom line: Jon Stewart, Snooki and SpongeBob will ultimately determine winner here -- and that will be Viacom because it owns original content.
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Satirical or sincere, this aspiring journalist might be a real person, but is probably a satirist
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maurice sendak, children's author has died, a great loss for the literary world
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Some information, before you start spending that $476M
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Complaints about Goldman Sachs by a former employee resonate with a suspicious public that hates the thought of being a 'Muppet'
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It's easy to dislike this season's 'Survivor' cast
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Leonard Pitts is more amused than disgusted by UC Berkeley Republicans' lame anti-affirmative-action stunt
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President Obama has shown himself all too willing to compromise, and this pragmatism, rather than being admirable, has robbed him of the ability to lead.
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Life in Canada was no different for the Orioles on Tuesday, as the Blue Jays won, 6-5, in 11 innings when Adam Lind hit a walk-off home run against reliever Koji Uehara. ... Mark Connor, who has been with Buck Showalter in each of his four stops as manager, resigned as pitching coach, citing personal reasons. ... The drumbeat of an NFL labor resolution grew louder with rumblings that a deal -- or at least the framework of one -- could be reached within the next month. ... Despite three transfers, two early departures and two academic casualties in recent weeks, Maryland football coach Randy Edsall remains positive. ... The MRI on Orioles pitching prospect Dan Klein's shoulder was inconclusive and he will fly to California for further testing.
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New York Philharmonic's star-filled concert version of Sondheim's 'Company' reaches HD movie theaters
