A prime example of corporate doublespeak.

When curb numbers are illegal, only criminals will have numbered curbs.

McCain makes promises he cannot possibly deliver.

In an ideal world, we would go back to the beginning of the primary campaign and start all over, with an entirely news set of candidates.

Reflections on military service.

Privacy? We don't need no stinkin' privacy!

18 thousand dollars a bottle for wine?

It's hard to believe what short memories Wayne LaPierre and Chris Cox have.

Pets get their own funeral parlors, and some even get military honors.

The full moon does not occur until Tuesday, May 20, but it appears everyone is edging for a head start.

Quoting from the Baltimore Examiner: Baltimore tax lien sale could lead to foreclosures Advocates say a plan by Baltimore officials to sell liens for back taxes and overdue utility bills to private investors could lead to more home foreclosures.

Yellow Pages publisher places malpractice lawyer ads among the physician & surgeon listings.

If we are lucky, the beat-down of art teacher Jolita Berry will bring people to their senses, and spur a demand that politicians do something other than frown meaningfully when someone is hurt.

For the third year running, MD Senator Frosh exercises a "desk drawer veto" on a bill that came to his committee after passing by unanimous vote in the other chamber of the legislature.

Hypersensitive people overwhelmed by returning the original name to the historic site of a mental hospital in WV.

RKBA activist Don Pollock observes that our representatives in the MD legislature are not representing us.

Afraid of losing their Second Amendment case, DC officials launch an assault on the Fourth Amendment.

California government's authority exceeds that of parents, according to a new court ruling, which with the stroke of a pen has declared 116,000 children criminally truant.

Kentucky lawmaker wants to protect our widdle kids from bad people who call them names.

British tabloid stirs irrational fear of teensy revolver.

Proposed revision to the Baltimore County School Board will be out of the frying pan, into the fire.

Or perhaps the more appropriate question is why do people who become cops end up morphing into belligerents?

New Orleans has gotten all the federal aid it deserves, and then some.

Nary a week passes without some legislator somewhere demonstrating that politicians are people too damn stupid to do real work. Last week was no exception.

Rent-seeking politics destroy another "little person" just trying to get along in the world.