It's darn near impossible for a college or university head coach to know what his coaches and players are up to 24/7. That hardly offers a break, however, to University of Maryland football coach DJ Durkin. Published August 13, 2018
Nobody is saying how many people are expected to show up between Friday and Monday. The best official estimates, or at least those given to the National Park Police, are 400 for the Unite the Righters and 1,000 for the Un-Haters. Published August 9, 2018
It seems as though personal responsibility is becoming a thing of the past. We need to restore it lest we forget that faith and family are among the true common bounds of humanity and public safety. Published August 8, 2018
The smiling faces and joyful giggles of the scores upon scores upon scores of children Tuesday morning at Langdon Park and Recreation Center were contagious. Published August 7, 2018
The Redskins are off to Boston to help Bill, Tom and the Patriots kick off the second week of the NFL's preseason on Thursday night. Published August 6, 2018
Among the 50 states and the District, the D.C. Public Schools system ranked third worst -- a pitiful placing for the nation's capital. Published July 30, 2018
Homelessness. No matter where you live in America, it's an issue. Always has been. Published July 26, 2018
President Trump wants a military parade, so Mr. Trump is staging a parade. Published July 23, 2018
Local and federal law enforcers must take the lead, wield their hammers like Thor and help Americans to avenge the scourge of the drug trade. Published July 19, 2018
Wise roosters know better than to fall prey to little transit chicks, such as Cocky Locky, Henny Penny or whatever that bird is called in this age of smartphones. Published July 16, 2018
In May, the D.C. Council began pondering two questions: Who should pay for evicting tenants, and who is responsible for the tenants' personal property? Published July 9, 2018
Former D.C. Mayor Tony Williams and former D.C. Council member David Catania are co-chairs of S. Kathryn Allen's independent run for a citywide council seat, Mr. Chibbaro reported Tuesday. Published July 5, 2018
America owes much to the press. It, too, is a founder and shared in the declaration of our freedom. Published June 28, 2018
As the anti-Trump movement begins shifting into high gear for the midterm elections, people are trying to grab attention and headlines however they can. It's as if they're in terrible two's mode. Published June 25, 2018
D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton wants to change the name of America's third-oldest national park, Rock Creek Park, to Rock Creek National Park. Published June 21, 2018
Some voters will fall for anything. On Tuesday, they'll likely approve the "District of Columbia Minimum Wage Amendment Act of 2017," or Initiative 77, because they think they're leveling the playing field for non-tipped workers. Published June 18, 2018
The lying title "U.S. senator" of D.C. is a bone picker, but when residents go to the voting booths Tuesday for the city's primary elections, there it shall be. The word "shadow," however, is not included. The ballot only says "United States Senator." Published June 14, 2018
It's far too easy for politicians to fall into the D.C.-centric trap — that is, to view their state from inside the Beltway. Published June 11, 2018
Democrat Rushern Baker III released his "10-Point Education Proposal to Make Maryland Schools Number One in the Country Again. His 10 points beg one question: Does any one represent a new, inovative, provocative idea? Uh, no. None does. Published June 7, 2018
Joe Biden isn't taking any chances when it comes to Democrats givin' a lickin' to Republicans Larry Hogan and Boyd Rutherford in Maryland's gubernatorial election come November. Published June 6, 2018
