Elie Wiesel has passed away
Noted human rights activist and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel has passed away. He was 87 years old. Wiesel was born September
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Baltimore Post-Examiner is run by a creative cadre of dedicated journalists – some who worked at the Washington Post, Baltimore Examiner and other regional and national publications. It’s the Post-Examiner because we love the play on the word “Post” but we are also hoping to answer that question: What’s next after newspapers? We see a lot of websites come and go – and many simply are not making it for various reasons. We have been a model of success since we launched in 2012 with “a little bit of everything” and we aim to continue to break that cycle of websites coming and going.
Author: Baltimore Post-Examiner Staff
FBI interviews Hillary in criminal probe
On Saturday the FBI interviewed presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton about her use of a private email server to
Read moreCamile Bike Camera: Hits and misses
The recently launched Indiegogo project Camile Bike Camera with GPS allows cyclers to log their activities as well as record their
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Omar Mateen pledged his loyalty to ISIS before committing worst mass shooting in US history
Omar Mateen selfie from My Space. The suspected shooter Omar Mateen who killed Sunday at least 50 people at the
Read moreMurder-suicide at UCLA
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After Friday’s game against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the Baltimore Orioles are now leading the American League East
Read moreTed Cruz bows out
In a rambling speech that invoked Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, and
Read moreSuspect in Fox 45 Baltimore bomb threat shot by police
Police tape blocks 41st Street and Hooper Avenue south of Fox 45 in Baltimore. The station was the scene of
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Freddie Gray ‘Unity March’ brief and peaceful in Baltimore
Marchers move east along North Avenue to commemorate the death of Freddie Gray. (Anthony C. Hayes) With cardboard signs held
Read moreBlaze Pizza: National chain all fired up for Baltimore debut
Have you ever been in line at a Subway and thought, “Boy – I sure wish they could do this
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