Have You People Heard of a Kitchen?
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America spent a week arguing about a twenty-dollar burrito. There is a cheaper solution. It involves a grocery store, a […]
ED HALE RUNS OUT OF PARTIES
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Maryland’s most adaptable candidate finally lands on the one label nobody can take away from him I have owned a
The Decider at 80: Why George W. Bush Still Matters
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On his eightieth birthday, it is worth remembering the president who stood in the rubble and gave a wounded nation
The Bill Always Comes Due
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Seattle, Portland, and New York are learning what socialism costs. Maryland still refuses to read the invoice. A SMATTERING of
RALEIGH’S RISE: THE CITY THAT PROVED CONSERVATIVES WERE RIGHT
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From sleepy government town to national economic powerhouse, Raleigh’s transformation is a testament to growth, freedom, and good governance. The
Baltimore Has No Excuses Left
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Raleigh built a prosperity machine. Baltimore keeps building pretexts. The contrast is damning. Baltimore for a long time has been
Elrich’s School Budget Blame Game: Wrong Diagnosis, Wrong Cure
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Montgomery County’s fiscal headache is a spending problem. Marc Elrich wants to treat it with a tax hike. Marc Elrich
The Dopamine Trap: Why TikTok Is Making Young Voters Angrier and No Smarter
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New research confirms what conservatives have long argued: social media platforms built on emotional manipulation are poisoning public discourse, not
The Man in the Mirror: Wes Moore’s Biography Problem Won’t Go Away
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Wes Moore wants to be president. He has the look, the voice, the book deal, and the Rhodes Scholarship. He
High Taxes, Empty Promises, and a Standing Ovation
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Maryland’s political class is celebrating again. Another round of speeches. Another set of self-congratulatory press releases out of Annapolis. You