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There has been little short of a metaphorical nuclear explosion pursuant to The Washington Post’s owner’s, Jeff Bezos’, decision not to have his newspaper endorse a presidential candidate in 2024 or going forward
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I got a late-night call from my good friend John Bechtel on August 9, asking me if I saw the Facebook post. I thought he was going to talk about the late Robbie Robertson, who just died, but no it was not the leader of the Band, it was Jon Gallo, one of the leaders of the Baltimore Post-Examiner.
Read moreBy Michael Collins For MarylandReporter.com The chaos of this national election has many people wondering if we are seeing the
Read moreA long list of the famous—Chief Justice John Roberts, Vice President Joe Biden, friends, family and a hosts of journalists
Read more(Ben Bradlee by Miguel Ariel Contreras Drake McLaughlin with Flickr Creative Commons License) By Len Lazarick [email protected] The last time
Read moreI wish I had a great amazing story to tell about Ben Bradlee, who passed away at 93 this week,
Read moreDo we still remember this? Should we even be taking about it now, two months later? Hell, we got NFL
Read moreIn case you missed Ruben Castaneda’s interview about his new book, S Street Rising: Crack, Murder, Redemption in D.C. with
Read moreThe Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present an excerpt from Ruben Castaneda’s first book – S Street Rising: Crack, Murder, Redemption
Read moreThe Washington Examiner, the right-leaning tabloid, is not officially dying, but its owner announced Tuesday it is ceasing daily publication and laying off its local staff, including its Maryland reporters at the State House and in Montgomery County. It will retain its name but become a national weekly on politics.
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