A little bit of everything
Last night President Joe Biden’s SOTU was memorable and the Republican response was strong, but the former is the topic of this article.
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The passage of Clean Slate legislation (SB602 and HB658) in Maryland is a critical step in breaking down barriers to employment for those with a criminal record and creating meaningful change in our communities.
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We all know that political contributions, the large dollar kind, influence who we elect and what they do after they’re
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I love baseball. It’s a game of fundamentals. In my youth, baseball was the primary connection between my dad and
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The American Leftwing – represented by the modern Democratic Party- is once again demonizing its opponents. They label them fascists – ironically using the same name Vladimir Putin calls Ukrainians to justify the invasion of Ukraine.
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Reading last Sunday’s Armstrong Williams’ Juvenile Justice Town Hall article in his Baltimore Sun “Owner’s Box” [February 25, 2024], as well as watching Fox 45’s Town Hall itself, one should find informative, thorough, and enlightening.
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Yes, there is a better-than-even chance that Donald Trump is going to declare bankruptcy – and then blame it on the Democrats of course. I can hear him now… “Crooked Joe and his Justice Department henchmen left me no choice!” he will shout at his rallies.
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“A house divided against itself cannot stand.” – Abraham Lincoln. “Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and
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The city has provided opioid settlement funds to the Kensington Planning Process and the New Kensington Community Development Council. These organizations are dedicated to reviving a blighted, drug-infested section of Philadelphia with a population of about 78,000 of the city’s poorest and neediest people.
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One of the reasons voter turnouts are poor, particularly for primary elections, is that too many people believe that their votes don’t count, and that they don’t make any real difference. For the most part, they’re right. Generally speaking, but not this time.
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