‘Smart Enough’ to Detect that Someone’s Hiding Something
As for Trump’s “decades of success,” let’s keep in mind this is a man who’s had to declare corporate bankruptcy multiple times.
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Michael Olesker
Do today’s kids, huddled over their newest technology, understand how much they’re missing: the sheer joy of sliding safely into home and the creation of a lifetime of memories? (File photo)
Today’s Youngsters are Missing Out on Lifelong Memories
Michael Olesker longs for the days when life’s biggest concern was who could throw the ball furthest.
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If Mayor Pugh Really Cares About Baltimore, She Needs to Resign
If Mayor Pugh truly cares about “the people and the city of Baltimore,” she’ll give up this sad charade of insisting she still has a future running the city.
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Michael Busch Was a Pragmatist and a Voice of Sanity
Michael Olesker pays tribute to the late House Speaker, Michael Busch.
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As Gas Prices Climb, America’s Love for Cars Hits the Road
“Owning a car will soon be like owning a horse – a quaint hobby, an interesting rarity and a cool thing to take out for a spin on the weekend.”–Kara Swisher
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As Cross Keys Goes, So Goes a Chunk of North Baltimore
The retail heart of Cross Keys, at Falls Road just off Northern Parkway, once burst with energy and good cheer.
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Alex Jones Reveals a Serious Problem in Conspiratorial America
Over the last few decades, Alex Jones has syndicated his bilge to more than a hundred radio stations around the country
Read MoreMayor Catherine Pugh Needs to Answer a Few Grown-Up Questions
Mayor Pugh still needs to explain her children’s book deal with the University of Maryland Medical System.
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Ordell Braase’s Passing Serves as Reminder of Vanishing Era
Michael Olesker recalls an era when pro athletes were part of the fabric of their communities.
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Baltimore’s Eclecticism Signals Signs of Rebirth
Michael Olesker challenges the idea that Baltimore is completely falling apart.
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The historic Pikes Theatre initially operated from 1938 to 1984 and reopened briefly from 2013 to 2016. (Photo by Terrell D. Anderson)
To Swell Times at The Pikes
Theaters are places where people gather in large numbers and share a couple of hours of dreaming together, and then talk about it, and feed off each other’s energy.
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