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Rethinking regional train service
May 1, 2026

Greater Baltimore’s green infrastructure

Commentary: Greater Baltimore’s green infrastructure includes historic parks, rail trails, and the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network, a vision for interconnected urban green spaces.

BCCC stonewalls faculty, violates labor law to silence us
May 1, 2026

BCCC stonewalls faculty, violates labor law to silence us

Commentary: Baltimore City Community College faculty accuse President Deborah McCurdy of violating labor laws and stalling union negotiations amid administrative instability.

To save American lives from cancer, we must meet patients where they are
Apr 29, 2026

To save American lives from cancer, we must meet patients where they are

Commentary: Doctor highlights how improved access to cancer screening can save lives by catching cancers early and reducing disparities in the U.S.

California taxes a Texas radiologist who works from home
Apr 27, 2026

California taxes a Texas radiologist who works from home

Commentary: A Texas radiologist working remotely, faces California tax under the unitary business doctrine despite never working in the state.

Supreme Court hands oil industry major win in Louisiana energy lawsuit
Apr 24, 2026

Supreme Court hands oil industry major win in Louisiana energy lawsuit

Commentary: The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Louisiana environmental lawsuit against Chevron must be heard in federal court, a major win for the oil industry.

Paul Mark Sandler
Apr 22, 2026

Style: The measure of a great argument

Commentary: Paul Mark Sandler discusses how word choice and style impact legal arguments before judges and juries, emphasizing tailoring language to the audience.

The next energy shock could be far worse
Apr 21, 2026

The next energy shock could be far worse

Commentary: US natural gas prices remain low now but could rise as exports double by 2030, risking higher utility bills amid global energy shocks.

A tale of two states: How Maryland shortchanges its own
Apr 17, 2026

A tale of two states: How Maryland shortchanges its own

Commentary: Maryland law caps noneconomic damages below $1 million, restricting jury awards for catastrophic injuries unlike neighboring states such as Pennsylvania.

Welcome to Beyond the Handshake: Understanding the roles of business development, sales and marketing
Apr 10, 2026

Welcome to Beyond the Handshake: Understanding the roles of business development, sales and marketing

Commentary: Jim Ries explains the distinct roles of business development sales and marketing and how they complement each other for organizational growth.

Focus on your employees’ excitement
Apr 10, 2026

Your best people are not leaving for more money — it’s because you stopped paying attention

Commentary: Jaime Raul Zepeda explains why employee retention depends more on growth opportunities than salary increases.

Misappropriation by trademarked dilution
Apr 6, 2026

The copyright claims board is an alternative for small claims

Commentary: The copyright claims board provides a government forum for copyright owners to resolve small claims up to $30,000 without costly district court litigation.

Position Your Business for Fall Success: A Financial Checklist for Entrepreneurs
Apr 3, 2026

Three cash flow management tips for small and mid-sized businesses

Commentary: Three cash flow management tips for small and mid-sized businesses to improve financial stability and growth opportunities.

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