CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. — If there’s a remake of the 1966 Truffaut film “Fahrenheit 451,” it should be filmed here. You remember the movie. It’s about life in an era of book burning. Men and women have memorized — and essentially ...

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Mario Armstrong, the Baltimore techie and media personality, won his first Emmy Award last week. Armstrong, who is president of Mario Armstrong Media, was named Best TV Show Host/Moderator for his work on the Maryland Public Television Program “You Can ...

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Good morning. Here are some law links for you on this balmy Monday: The Washington Post goes over the same-sex marriage vote in Maryland’s House through the eyes of Speaker Michael E. Busch. NPR takes us back to 1980, when ...

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WASHINGTON — NPR president and CEO Vivian Schiller resigned Wednesday under pressure, a day after an undercover video showed one of her executives on a hidden camera calling the tea party racist and saying the news organization would be better ...

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Juan Williams made the headlines last week speaking at Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service’s pro bono reception. But almost all of what Williams said about the NPR controversy was to reporters after he gave a keynote address that looked at the ...

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Juan Williams told colorful stories about Thurgood Marshall and the importance of pro bono work Tuesday night at Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service’s annual awards reception. He also addressed what would otherwise have become the elephant in the room. “I’ve been ...

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Former NPR news analyst Juan Williams talks with reporters Tuesday night about his firing from NPR over remarks he made on Fox News Channel last week. Williams was at the University of Maryland School of Law to give a previously-scheduled speech for Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service's annual awards reception.

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