Armstrong Williams
What do French Open fans in Paris know about Baltimore?
While we smiled, laughed, and made small talk about all the dysfunction in the world, it reminded me that maybe we all have a lot more in co
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weekly editorial articles
Armstrong Williams
Jun 61 min read
Racism endures; ignoring genocide in Africa
Racism endures. It finds expression in international law enforcement. Only Africans have been charged and convicted by the International Cri
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Armstrong Williams
Jun 44 min read
Trump found guilty, but was justice done?
The jury found that Trump created false business records to conceal a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels for her silence with the purpose of
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Armstrong Williams
May 283 min read
The unforgivable exploitation of innocence
This reprehensible behavior is not just a violation of law but a moral abomination that should be met with the severest of punishments. In t
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Armstrong Williams
May 273 min read
The American spirit of resilience
Undoubtedly, artificial intelligence is a concern that our founding fathers did not anticipate. However, this is also the case for all forms
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Armstrong Williams
May 223 min read
The transgender movement
A person whose self-identity or self-esteem pivots on sex in all its many moods and tenses is destined to wretchedness, i.e., philosophical
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Armstrong Williams
May 204 min read
Who is running Congress?
Congress is largely run by rookies paid miserly wages before moving on after a few years to lucrative lobbying on K Street as a financial ne
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Armstrong Williams
May 193 min read
Electrifying atmosphere at Pimlico for the 149th Preakness Stakes
“The Preakness is one of the highlights of the year, not just for the thundering hooves and heart-stopping finishes, but for the camaraderie
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Armstrong Williams
May 163 min read
We must embrace reelected Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott
Mayor Scott confronts knotty challenges: crime, education, drug abuse and poverty. These are not unique to Baltimore and have plagued the ci
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Armstrong Williams
May 143 min read
The most dangerous people in America: College professors
The First Amendment does not protect the right to vandalize or trespass on private property, which is what these students were doing,
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Armstrong Williams
May 143 min read
America’s deliverance is education
So what is the answer? Our deliverance — America’s deliverance — is education,
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Armstrong Williams
May 92 min read
Gov. Moore poised to sign juvenile justice bill
PUBLISHED: May 7, 2024 | www.baltimoresun.com On a public safety community walk in Baltimore Tueday, Gov. Wes Moore said he intends to...
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Armstrong Williams
May 95 min read
The rise of transgenderism
Over the past several decades, the United States has seen a rise in power of the transgender movement.
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Armstrong Williams
May 53 min read
Keeping our republic requires civic engagement
We the People are saddled with a duty to police elected officials not only on polling day but on all days in between. Citizen inertia or ind
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Armstrong Williams
May 33 min read
Thiru Vignarajah’s selfless endorsement of Sheila Dixon for Baltimore mayor
PUBLISHED: May 1, 2024 | www.baltimoresun.com Baltimore will soon decide whether Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott deserves four more years....
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Armstrong Williams
May 12 min read
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s crime numbers don’t add up
PUBLISHED: April 29, 2024 | www.baltimoresun.com At the American Music Awards In 2009, hip-hop mogul Jay-Z famously countered rapper 50...
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