A little bit of everything
As Easter approaches, we find ourselves not only in a season of reflection and renewal but also in the midst of an ongoing cultural and spiritual conflict — a battle between good and evil that has intensified in recent years. Yet, amid this moral turbulence, the church, once the cornerstone of our communities and the moral compass of our nation, appears silent and complacent.
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In Maryland, older child victims of sex trafficking can be arrested, handcuffed, detained and incarcerated for prostitution – a charge some would say is blaming them for the sexual abuse they’ve experienced. Shared Hope International, a non-profit Christian organization that is fighting against sex trafficking among women and children, gave Maryland an F in its 2022 annual report cards evaluating state protection laws for trafficked minors, placing it among the 14 worst states.
Read moreSunday sunrise at State House by Ray Hoffman By Capital News Service Staff Hundreds of Maryland laws go into effect
Read moreAn overwhelmingly Democratic state, Maryland is located in the Mid-Atlantic USA and has been one of the most welcoming and
Read moreBy Meg Tully For MarylandReporter.com Scores of laws passed during this year’s General Assembly session go into effect Monday. Some key
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By Sean Whooley and Alex Mann Capital News Service The Maryland Senate on Thursday passed a bill by a 33-14
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It’s bad enough that in Maryland I can’t get Two Buck Chuck at Trader Joes, Kirkland Vodka at Costco, or
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