Commentary

Getting elected by the voters alone is not sufficient to qualify a person to serve as a member of the Maryland General Assembly. Before...

The story of inequity and inequality is not a new one in our state’s history, and the COVID 19 pandemic has brought to the...

For nearly a year, our public school classrooms have sat empty, as the COVID-19 pandemic abruptly forced students and educators online. I offer my...

Tyranny and anarchy are the twin threats to democracy. Last week, America had tumultuous demonstrations of both -- from a manic president who incited...

The far-reaching impacts of the global pandemic over the past year have profoundly transformed our lives in innumerable ways and there is no doubt...

Many of us in our working lives have places away from the office that feel like a second home. It could be a back...

The Maryland General Assembly will soon convene in Annapolis for its annual 90-day session. While this will be the state’s 442nd legislative session, business...

Litigation recently filed by two Howard County parents raises an interesting question: Is the state law granting the right to vote to the student...

During the 2021 General Assembly session, lawmakers will be constrained by budgetary shortfalls, unaddressed legislation from last session, and tremendous needs for constituents. This...

Sorry, Governor, but “No Labels” is a label. It’s a political variation on the idea of making the pitch by withholding the product. It’s...