Idealism isn’t logical, but it could be useful in Trump’s America
A “united” States of America doesn’t exist, but idealism can help our nation endure the next few years of political darkness.
Cancer moonshot will be a giant leap for mankind
Cancer moonshot will drastically reduce the number of deaths from cancer with a wide-reaching series of initiatives.
Why we should retaliate against Bashar al-Assad’s Cessation of Hostilities agreement violations
If ISIS is to be removed, we must first ensure that Assad stops violating international agreements.
Learn to appreciate the values of other cultures
We shouldn’t disrespect other cultures simply because we don’t know about them.
American labor unions aren’t as influential as they used to be
The decline in union membership has made today’s labor unions much less powerful than they once were.
Fidel Castro provided free education and health care, but not human rights
When evaluating Fidel Castro’s regime, we can’t forget the fact that he denied his people basic rights.
To reduce Maryland’s deficit, we need to “get real” on spending
The state legislature should work with Gov. Larry Hogan on addressing the drivers of spending growth.
Donald Trump’s Defense Secretary nominee is qualified. But that’s not why he chose him.
Trump seems infatuated with Gen. James “Mad Dog” Mattis’ personal reputation, not his policies.
Why Trump’s erratic diplomatic behavior may reshape U.S. foreign policy
In taking a Taiwanese phone call, Donald demonstrated his dangerous disregard for diplomatic formalities.
The University of Maryland should match Prince George’s County’s $10.75 minimum wage
Student workers, especially those who need to work their way through college, are in need of a higher minimum wage than the one this university currently pays them.