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Commentary: Bringing people and technology together to combat the threat of...
By Christine Mallinson and Vandana Janeja Mallinson is professor of Language, Literacy & Culture at University of Maryland Baltimore County and director of the Center for Social Science...
View ArticleDoug Gansler: Maryland businesses under threat
By Douglas F. Gansler The writer is a former Maryland attorney general. On a daily basis, thousands of customers call Maryland businesses to order food, refill medications, or request services. These...
View ArticlePSC chief: Hang up on this flawed argument about the Telephone Solicitations Act
By Frederick H. Hoover The writer is chair of the Maryland Public Service Commission. In his op-ed (‘‘Maryland businesses under threat,’ March 26, 2024), Doug Gansler grossly misrepresents the effects...
View ArticleCommentary: Fulfilling the promise of the REDEEM Act
By Flannery Gallagher and Heather Warnken Gallagher is a legal fellow at the University of Baltimore School of Law Center for Criminal Justice Reform. Warnken is executive director at the Center for...
View ArticleCommentary: Will Hogan’s support help destigmatize nuclear energy?
By Jack Marino The writer was raised in Chevy Chase and is a student at Dartmouth College. He is a member of the American Conservation Coalition Action, a group for conservative environmentalists. ACC...
View ArticleCommentary: Hiding in plain sight
By Tom Ferraro The writer, a former reporter, is a volunteer at Community Action Agency of Anne Arundel County. A contractor turned to alcohol after his wife died. A single mom with two children...
View ArticleCommentary: Last year, you spent more than a month’s rent on Pentagon...
By Lindsay Koshgarian The writer is a federal budgeting expert who directs the National Priorities Project at the Institute for Policy Studies. This op-ed was distributed by OtherWords.org. Ever wonder...
View ArticleCommentary: Maryland commuters need reliable public transit
By Philip Dodge The writer is executive director at the Downtown Columbia Partnership. Columbia, along with countless other Maryland communities, was first envisioned when the car was king. Planners,...
View ArticleCommentary: Why did medical-aid-in-dying bill stall?
By Michael J. Strauss The writer, a retired internist, is president of the group Marylanders for End-of-Life Options. The arrival of Sine Die in Annapolis demands that we look back at the session and...
View ArticleCommentary: Does MTA mean More Trouble Ahead?
By Samuel Jordan The writer is president of the Baltimore Transit Equity Coalition. On Jan. 29 of this year, the Baltimore Transit Equity Coalition (BTEC) was invited to a meeting in the offices of the...
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