A little bit of everything
By Les Cohen
August 16, 2022
Yes, we’ve all noticed. There’s a disturbance in The Force. Some call it “The Great Resignation,” but it’s much more complicated than that. The output of our economy is down and yet unemployment is less than 4% which is effectively “full employment” given that there are always people out of work for [...]
By Preacher Johnson
August 14, 2022
Are we in the end times? I reckon the answer may depend more on someone’s definition of “end times” than [...]
By Dudley Thompson
August 13, 2022
Recently, many liberal pundits have criticized Dan Cox for his comments and his allegiance to Donald Trump. I find it [...]
By Tim Forkes
August 12, 2022
On the same day, August 8, 2022, we learned of the passing of Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and author David McCullough [...]
By James Moore
August 11, 2022
Brittney Griner is looking at another nine and a half years in a Russian prison. Her crime, being in possession [...]
The November rematch between Rep. David Trone (D) and Del. Neil Parrott (R) in the race for Maryland’s Sixth Congressional District is likely to be very competitive, according to recent polls.
Yes, we’ve all noticed. There’s a disturbance in The Force. Some call it “The Great Resignation,” but it’s much more complicated than that. The output of our economy is down and yet unemployment is less than 4% which is effectively “full employment” given that there are always people out of work for benign reasons.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball paid four county employees more than $101,000 to do consulting work for his re-election campaign and also hired his sister-in-law in a position that some say violated the county law.
Chill. That’s the best word to use to describe Dan Auerbach, the singer/guitarist of The Black Keys.
While he may be laid back during an interview, Auerbach says that he’s excited to be touring again with Patrick Carney, the other member of this Grammy Award-winning duo. They’re in the midst of their Dropout Boogie tour (the name of their latest album), and will be cranking out some tunes live for audiences for the first time.
On the same day, August 8, 2022, we learned of the passing of Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and author David McCullough
Lies from the past and a dangerous present collide when, after fifteen years in exile, Michelle Miller returns to her
Sailing ahead, salt mists our sun kissed bodies as we rest on the bow of the boat Counting and observing
(Image by charlie min kim from Pixabay) Pianist Robin Spielberg toasts Broadway with a masterful 20-song collection titled “Give My
The Harlem Renaissance of the early 1900s was a golden age in African American culture, influencing literature, theatre, visual arts,
