The Forever War on Poverty
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After more than fifty years of federal anti-poverty programs, the real question is not simply how much government redistributes, but
Van Hollen Picks a Side – He Didn’t Choose America
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Maryland’s senior senator built his career inside the Democratic establishment. Lately he keeps turning up on the other side of
Trust, but Verify: Annapolis Owes Marylanders More Than a Press Release
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The White House named Maryland in a national address on election security. The state’s answer was to assure, not to
Baltimore’s $198,000 Ghost
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Mayor Brandon Scott’s silence on Marvin James isn’t just politically embarrassing. It is a test of whether Baltimore’s governing class
TWO DAYS AT CITY HALL, THREE WEEKS ON THE LAM: MARVIN JAMES AND THE $190,000 GHOST JOB
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Baltimore taxpayers are funding a senior adviser who shows up to City Hall about as often as the Orioles win
The Blackmail Ballot: Dalya Attar’s Indictment and the Silence of the Baltimore Left
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When a sitting Maryland state senator faces federal extortion charges and her colleagues shrug, voters deserve to know who is
The Exodus Nobody in Annapolis Wants to Admit
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Maryland is losing residents at an alarming rate. The political class has explanations for everything except the obvious. They are
Guardians of Freedom on the High Seas
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From John Paul Jones to the Strait of Hormuz, the United States Navy Remains the Arsenal of Liberty For nearly
Baltimore’s False Dawn: How Celebrated Crime Statistics Hide a City in Crisis
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There is a reliable ritual in American municipal politics. Statistics improve. A press conference is called. Officials stand before cameras