Bill Ferguson took an honorable stand against redistricting | GUEST COMMENTARY
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson's stance against partisan redistricting is a brave move worth commending, writes Colin Pascal.
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How Trump can make peace with the Democrats | GUEST COMMENTARY
Donald Trump was willing to make concessions to win peace in Gaza, writes Colin Pascal. He should be willing to do the same to end the shutdown.
What Israel’s path should be after peace | GUEST COMMENTARY
"Israel has already won the military conflict with Hamas," writes Colin Pascal. "Now comes the harder work of winning the peace."
What Pete Hegseth gets wrong about the military | GUEST COMMENTARY
Pete Hegseth's narrow view of lethality and focus on physical fitness are rooted in an outdated form of warfare, writes retired Army lieutenant colonel Colin Pascal.
Wes Moore can embrace school choice without hurting public schools | GUEST COMMENTARY
With smart policy, Gov. Wes Moore can opt in to a federal school choice program without burdening Maryland's public schools, writes Colin Pascal.
Democrats, ignore Van Hollen’s demands for a Mamdani endorsement | GUEST COMMENTARY
Sen. Chris Van Hollen pulled a very Trumpian political move when he slammed his "spineless" colleagues who haven't endorsed democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, writes Colin Pascal.
Americans must reject the rhetoric that leads to political violence | GUEST COMMENTARY
Charlie Kirk's death is the latest example of violence creeping into our politics, driven by decades of careless chatter and selfish rhetoric, writes Colin Pascal.
How Wes Moore could reassure Marylanders | GUEST COMMENTARY
Gov. Wes Moore would be better served focusing on Maryland voters' concerns than building his national profile, writes Colin Pascal.
What Trump gets right (and wrong) about crime | GUEST COMMENTARY
Donald Trump got a lot wrong in his crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., but he's right that crime in our cities remains too high, writes Colin Pascal.
Democrats don’t need gerrymandering to win | GUEST COMMENTARY
If Democrats moderate their positions and speak to a wider audience, the five seats Texas hopes to create shouldn’t matter, writes Colin Pascal.