Maryland set to face some of the highest electricity bills in the US in 2026
Maryland ranked seventh-highest for 2026 household power costs, according to new study Electricity bills are becoming a bigger line item
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COMMENTARY
Will America Do What’s Needed?
Mark 3:24-26, “And if a kingdom be divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand. And if a house be divided
SPECIAL REPORTS
Musk firings of federal employees could bring economic devastation to Maryland
A little more than a month after President Donald Trump was sworn into office for a second non-consecutive term the new administration has lit a fire underneath the Washington bureaucracy the likes of which have not been seen in nearly a century.
REVIEWS
Fung Shui: Dr. Jason Fung Cracks ‘The Hunger Code’
“Resetting Your Body’s Fat Thermostat in the Age of Ultra‑Processed Food” One day, a few years ago, a dear friend
BLOGS
Baltimore Humane Society-Pets of the week: Aries & Rosie Jane
This week’s Pets of the Week are Rosie Jane and Aries — two extra-special pets who are ready to find
LITERATURE
Little Renee of Sunshine and the Everkind Tales
The Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present an excerpt from Little Renee of Sunshine and the Everkind Tales. Written and
POETRY
Ambulances
Their sirens overpowered the mill’s wildest percussions, ram’s horns, shofars, stirring the flocks. Our fears tunneled back to the last
LYRICS
Girl In Trouble
In the girl we used to know Half content, hard to know Quiet thoughts in all directions Always tryin’ to
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Why Juvenile Offenses Are Treated So Differently
When minors commit offenses, the legal system responds very differently than it does for adults. This distinction isn’t accidental or
