Poll: Democrats and Republicans divided over whether late-night hosts should discuss politics
WASHINGTON – Democrats and Republicans are divided over whether late-night talk show hosts should discuss politics, according to a poll released Tuesday. The Morning Consult/The Hollywood Reporter survey found that 62 percent of Democrats said they it like when late-night hosts discuss politics, […]
Poll: Democrats and Republicans divided over whether late-night hosts should discuss politics
By Bryan Renbaum
WASHINGTON – Democrats and Republicans are divided over whether late-night talk show hosts should discuss politics, according to a poll released Tuesday. The Morning Consult/The Hollywood Reporter survey found that 62 percent of Democrats said they it like when late-night hosts discuss politics, […]
Bipartisan solution for state retirees on drug costs
By Sen. Melony Griffith In all the work we do in the Maryland General Assembly, we work hard to balance the interests of our state employees, state retirees and the
Poll: Sanders enjoys strong lead among Wisconsin Democrats
WASHINGTON – Sen. Bernie Sanders holds a strong lead among 2020 Wisconsin Democratic presidential primary voters, according to a poll released Monday. Emerson Polling found that 39 percent of the respondents said they
Baltimore Antique Arms Show presents look at weapons of war
19th Century military equipment on display at the 2019 Baltimore Antique Arms Show (Anthony C. Hayes) Living historians have long offered the public a chance to safely observe a wide
Maryland is this year’s 4th most innovative state
With the U.S. projected to spend $581 billion on research and development in 2019 and NYC recently backing out of the deal for Amazon’s HQ2, the personal-finance website
Latest college admissions scam is affirmative action for rich undeserving white students
BALTIMORE — Among my best friends in high school was Mansfield (Sonny) Newsom, who sat directly in front of me for three years by dint of alphabetical order. I
Delegates lose fight on banning pesticide linked to autism, ADHA, and childhood cancers
Sweet Corn by ConantheLibrarian with Flickr Creative Commons License By Diane Rey For Maryland Reporter Rural delegates fought a losing battle on the House floor Thursday against banning a pesticide that has
Maryland House passes $46.7 billion budget
By Diane Rey For Maryland Reporter State support for public schools will exceed $7 billion for the first time in a budget plan given preliminary approval Wednesday by the Maryland House
Former Maryland Governor Harry Hughes gone but not forgotten
From a reception for the State House press corps at Government House sometime in the early 1980s. From right, Gov. Harry Hughes, wife Pat Hughes, and Len Lazarick, then
Why is the Las Vegas media silent on Judge Melanie Andress-Tobiasson?
LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas Township Judge Melanie Andress-Tobiasson's future rests with the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline. The court has scheduled oral arguments on April 2, 2019 at 10