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Almost all candidates for public office have one thing in common: They have to be very good at asking people for money.
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Read More »Phil Goldberg: Awarding emotional damages no way to love our pets
More than 50 years after Patti Page sang “How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?” a battle has broken out among pet-loving people about how much a doggie or other pet is worth in the courtroom.
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Read More »Marty Taylor: Grabbing for funds won’t fix flawed Red Line
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is apparently getting very bad advice on how to save the Red Line, presumably from the same people who have already presided over the past 15 years of failure to get it moving.
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Read More »Zara Kessler: Why don’t more women lead?
What's keeping women from the top ranks of U.S. business and politics? This week, the Pew Research Center released a report on women and leadership, which included some intriguing bits.
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Read More »Melissa Sherrod: Merger is good for consumers
This week wrapped up two weeks of public hearings in Maryland on our proposed merger of Exelon and Pepco Holdings, Inc.
Read More »Jeffrey Ian Ross: Always talking trash about Baltimore 
January 8, 2015
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During the past two decades that I have worked on criminal justice issues in Baltimore, I have noticed a subtle but alarming trend.
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Read More »Patrick M. Pilachowski: Whose time is it?
On Dec. 9, 2014, the Supreme Court decided the case of Integrity Staffing Solutions, Inc. v. Busk. It involved hourly-paid Amazon.com warehouse workers who retrieve products from shelves and package them for delivery to customers.
Read More »Dr. Tyler Cymet: 2014’s top 10 health care stories
Health care has so much going on that it is hard to choose just 10 stories that had the most impact. Health care providers are learning new ways to do everything that we do. The transitions in health care are ...
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Read More »Jonathan Bernstein: Ben Carson another Bachmann?
No one knows how the rabble-rousing Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson will do in the Iowa caucuses and early primary states.
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Read More »Stephen Carter: Don’t condemn Sony’s decision
The decision by Sony Pictures to cancel the Christmas Day opening of “The Interview,” a raunchy comedy in which two American journalists try to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has brought the company in for some hard knocks.
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