For Marilyn Mosby, a taxing question
Under IRS rules, was it allowable for Baltimore’s state’s attorney to deduct travel expenses on companies she created but says she never operated? [OP-ED]
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Jan 29, 2021
Amid a pandemic, defendants are languishing in jail for lack of home detention funding
Noting that private home detention is costly and public home detention is too rarely available, especially in Baltimore, a public defender calls for change. [OP-ED]
Nov 15, 2020
Muller Paz showed Baltimore what ending Democratic dominance could look like
In a town where City Hall and the police department have tolerated dysfunction and deep corruption, citizens have everything to gain from opening up the political process. [OP-ED]
Oct 22, 2020
Of Man and Mammon: An insider’s look at the decline and pending sale of a crown jewel of Baltimore churcheses
Once thriving, the Mount Vernon Place Church has suffered from bad decisions by its Washington-based overseer, says a longtime trustee.
Sep 10, 2020
Why the city shouldn’t return the Columbus statue, not even in fragments
The locals who erected it – and the U.S. president who dedicated it – moved Baltimore in the wrong direction. [OP-ED]
Aug 24, 2020
Amid Covid, the school system is once again making things tough for students
If they go back to classrooms, a Baltimore teacher says, they’ll face not just broken boilers but a dangerous virus. And if they stay home, it will be the same old unrealistic expectations, multiplied. [OP-ED]
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