Category: Commentary
Maryland Should Consider Creating a Deaf Congressional District
By Howard Lee Gorrell Maryland legislators will return to Annapolis for a three-day special...
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Commentary: Major shipbuilding project heads to Texas, not Baltimore
Gov. Wes Moore has once again failed to secure a significant opportunity for the workers of the...
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Commentary: Maryland Ratepayers Deserve an Answer: Which Is the real story from Exelon?
By Del. Nicole Williams Exelon has a story it tells ratepayers, and a story it tells Wall Street....
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A tale of two countries: Del. Lily Qi’s memoir
Del. Lily Qi’s new memoir “Elected American: From Red China to Blue Maryland” is really two books...
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Supreme Court protected women’s sports; Maryland legislators should do the same
By Paul McCosby In last week’s decisions in West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox, the...
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After 250 years, most empires are in decline. Is the U.S. one of them?
A version of this column appears in the July issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne...
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Maryland’s Charles Carroll embodies the contradictions of the Founding Fathers
This column appears in the July issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel...
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Opinion: A Juneteenth Reflection: We Have Become Like Our Oppressors
By Linda Banks Finally. Slavery ended. Bondage ended. Family separations ended. Free labor ended....
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What Maryland Families Should Know About Probate and Estate Thresholds
Most people assume that having a will is enough to spare their family the courts. In Maryland, as...
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Maryland Needs Genuine Energy Competition, Not the Current Status Quo
Thirty years ago, Marylanders were promised that barring utilities from power generation and...
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Why Marylanders Need Energy Relief, Not More Utility Monopoly Power
By Brooks Schandelmeier Annapolis Alderman My utility bill has gone up by $150 to $200 per month...
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Marylanders Deserve Juries That Reflect Their Communities
By Qiana Johnson and Heather Warnken Maryland holds the shameful distinction of being first in the...
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