Becoming a professional basketball player may seem impossible. But Northern Maryland native, Immanuel Quickley “quickly” rose to stardom as one of the most important pieces of a rising New York Knick squad, […]
The Quick Rise of a Hometown Hero: Immanuel Quickly
Democrats want total ban on members carrying guns in the U.S. Capitol
By LUKE GENTILE Capital News Service Washington Bureau In the wake of the Jan. 6 assault on the United States Capitol and some members of Congress carrying firearms near the House floor, […]
Biden administration attempts to revive Iran nuclear talks, but tensions persist
By ANEETA MATHUR-ASHTON Capital News Service Washington Bureau The Biden administration’s attempts to revive talks with Iran over curbing its nuclear program are complicated by continuing tensions over human rights abuses, the […]
Hogan eases COVID-19 capacity restrictions
By DARRYL KINSEY JR. AND CALLAN TANSILL-SUDDATHCapital News Service Annapolis Bureau Citing improved metrics in the fight against COVID-19, Gov. Larry Hogan, R, this week announced a sweeping change to the state’s […]
Young adults are going back to their childhood homes. Here’s why.
Young adults have recently set a new standard of choosing to live with their parents. Normally, young adults leave their parents’ homes when they set out to establish their own. While many […]
Happy Birthday to the Covid-19 Lockdown(s)
On March 15, 2020, everything in the state of Maryland began shutting down, including restaurants, bars, clubs, malls, gyms, movie theaters, schools, and any other establishment not deemed to be not an […]
