Former neurosurgeon Ben Carson of Baltimore gave a speech at the Republican National Convention last night promoting Donald Trump that also managed to discuss Lucifer and community organizer Saul Alinsky.
Maryland GOP Delegation Discusses Convention Plans
Maryland’s representatives to the Republican National Convention will help make Donald Trump the party’s nominee. But Trump wasn’t every delegate’s first choice.
Twitter Explodes After Melania Trump Plagiarizes Speech
“Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.” -@MELANIATRUMP #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes
Delegates Catching All the Pokemon at the Republican National Convention
The ultimate prize at the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland is the presidential nomination. A close second: Pikachu.
Maryland Republicans Seek Party Unity, Face Resistance as Trump’s Nomination Nears
A July New York Times/CBS News Poll found that just over a third of Republicans are unsatisfied with Trump as their party’s nominee.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Shows Republicans How to Draw Support from Both Parties
In order to gain support in a strongly blue state — the second-most Democratic state in the nation, according to a 2015 Gallup poll — Republican Hogan has centered his efforts on fiscal policies while staying away from social issues.
Maryland GOP Delegates Call Trump VP Pick a “Good Move”
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, 57, is known as a social conservative and devout Christian.
Gov. Larry Hogan Among Prominent Republicans Skipping GOP Convention
While some prominent Republicans will reach for pierogies or Polish Boys in Cleveland next week, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan will be reaching for Old Bay instead.
More Than 1,000 Days Later, Still No Trial for Imprisoned Egyptian Photojournalist
Mahmoud Abou Zeid, a.k.a. “Shawkan,” was in police custody hours before the crimes he is accused of committing occurred.
Uneven nursing home oversight allows patients to slip through cracks
In December, a 59-year-old woman who cannot speak after throat cancer surgery was left outside of a Baltimore homeless center with no money and no phone — in a city where she had no family and no close friends. She had fallen into a black hole in the regulatory system designed to protect nursing home patients.