Baltimore is 2026’s second worst real-estate market
With home values up around 1.1% in the past year and typical mortgage payments still below last year’s levels, the
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It’s Going To Rain
Living in west-central Indiana, we have not had a rain shower this summer. Not that we’re in a drought –
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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.
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Former Arkansas senator predicts Republicans will maintain control of the upper chamber
“It is not a given. It is certainly closer than it was six months ago. But the Democrats would have to have a real wave election to win the Senate,” Hutchinson, a Republican, who served in the upper chamber from 1997-03, told Baltimore Post-Examiner.
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Enjoy the end of summer with delicious food at Baltimore-area restaurants, then take a road trip to Virginia
Okay here we are again. I hope you’re ready for another culinary road trip and a visit to a nationally
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Book excerpt: The heart of creation: Chapter 1
The first cells of my future beating heart were formed in the early first hours of 1950. If all goes
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Our Disney Girl
When the school year has ended and classes are done, it is time to look south for some summer fun
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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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North America’s Growing Appetite for Electricity Is Changing the Way Businesses Think About Energy
If someone had asked ten years ago what would drive the next major increase in electricity demand across North America,