Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
The upcoming Montgomery County election seems preordained, with local liberals vying for power rather than presenting genuine choice. Candidates like Will Jawando focus on symbolic issues, while pressing concerns like crime and taxes are ignored. This race reflects a chaotic, inward-looking progressive culture, ensuring little change in governance or policy outcomes.
Governor Wes Moore wants you to believe he’s your hero. He says 94% of Marylanders got a tax break. He says he’s creating a cleaner, more sustainable future. He says …
Robin Hood in a Suit: Wes Moore’s Financial Shell Game Is Burning Maryland Read More
Maryland Matters presents itself as a nonpartisan newsroom; however, the content reveals a strong progressive bias. Republican perspectives are downplayed while Democrats are portrayed in flattering terms. The publication is critiqued for its headline choices, story placements, and comment moderation, which favor liberal viewpoints, rendering it a platform for progressive support rather than objective journalism.
Maryland Matters—Nonpartisan Like a Bernie Bro at a Gun Show Read MoreDuring a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the FY2026 State Department budget, Senator Chris Van Hollen publicly criticized Secretary of State Marco Rubio, expressing regret over his appointment. Rubio responded calmly, showcasing his professionalism, while Van Hollen’s outburst distracted from important discussions, raising questions about the need for term limits in Congress.
Marco Rubio Schools Van Hollen: A Senate Smackdown and a Wake-Up Call for Term Limits Read More
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier has opted not to reappoint Inspector General Kelly Madigan, citing her effective anti-corruption efforts. Madigan’s investigations revealed ethical misconduct among high-ranking officials, threatening local political interests. Her dismissal signals a troubling trend of suppressing transparency and accountability in government, undermining public trust in Maryland politics.
The Firing of a Fraud Fighter: Why Are Baltimore Democrats So Afraid of Kelly Madigan? Read MoreJournalism clinched victory at the 150th Preakness Stakes, showcasing a remarkable comeback under jockey Umberto Rispoli, overtaking Gosger in a thrilling finish. Trainer Michael McCarthy praised Journalism’s heart and guts. Amid celebrations, Maryland Governor Wes Moore faced criticism for his behavior during the post-race ceremony. The Belmont Stakes awaits Journalism next.
Journalism Rallies Late to Win 150th Preakness in Thrilling Fashion Read MoreIn a surprising turn of events, Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoed a staggering 23 bills passed by the 2025 General Assembly — more than the combined total from his first …
What Is Wes Moore Doing? With 23 Vetoes, Maryland’s Governor Risks Alienating Everyone Read More
On May 16, 2025, Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoed a bill to create a reparations commission for descendants of enslaved people, citing a focus on action over study. Critics argue this betrays his commitment to racial justice. The veto has sparked backlash from lawmakers and activists, with calls for reintroduction in 2026.
“Not the Time?”: Wes Moore Vetoes Maryland Reparations Commission, Sparks Backlash Read More
Moody’s has downgraded Maryland’s credit rating from AAA, citing overspending and lack of fiscal discipline as key reasons. Governor Moore and Democratic leaders blame federal issues, but past governors managed similar challenges without a downgrade. This financial shift could lead to costlier borrowing, fewer projects, and slower economic growth for the state.
Moody’s Downgrade Is a Wake-Up Call—And Maryland’s Leadership Hit Snooze Read MoreMaryland’s approval to modernize Pimlico Race Course, home of the Preakness Stakes, has garnered enthusiasm for potential economic benefits. However, significant taxpayer funding for politically charged parties raises concerns about transparency and equity. With residents facing fiscal challenges, there is a call for accountability to ensure fair access and responsible spending.
Preakness Parties on the Public Dime: Pimlico’s Rebuild and the Forgotten Cost to Taxpayers Read More