Exploring my Irish Trail with Ancestry DNA
From the Wild West of Ireland, to Great Britain to the Legendary Celts of Europe. My mother, Nora Thornton, was
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Bill Hughes is a native of Baltimore. He’s an attorney, author, professional actor and hobbyist photographer. In his salad days, he worked on the docks as a longshoreman. Bill also played on three championship soccer teams: sandlot with Jules Morstein; high school at Calvert Hall; and college at the University of Baltimore.
Author: Bill Hughes
Norman Podhoretz: Pundit, Provocateur, NeoCon
The New York Times gave its readers a huge dose of nostalgia on Sunday morning with an article penned by
Read moreStanding Rock Sioux take the fight to Washington
WASHINGTON – Thousands of Native American tribes and Peace & Justice activists took to the streets Friday to protest against the
Read moreMartin O’Malley stands with Water Protectors
WASHINGTON – Native American tribes joined Peace & Justice communities from around the country Friday to protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline
Read moreStella! One man’s journey into acting
From the Spotlighters Theatre, to John Waters’ Movies, to Matt Porterfield’s Sollers Point. As a subscriber to Baltimore’s “Everyman Theatre,”
Read moreMichael Phelps testifies before Congress on doping scandal
Washington, D.C. — Capitol Hill On Tuesday morning, February 28, 2017, Michael Phelps testified before a House Subcommittee on Oversights
Read moreBaltimore DAPL protestors show support for Standing Rock
Social Justice and environmental activists, in solidarity with Native Americans, staged an emergency protest action on late Wednesday afternoon, February
Read moreDavid Simon leads rally against President Trump’s Muslim Ban
Author and the man behind HBO’s The Wire David Simon hosted a rally Monday at the Beth Am Synagogue in
Read moreHonoring Black History Month
Black History Month is an annual observance in the United States and is held in February. It dates back to
Read moreSpiro T. Agnew: The rise and fall of Nixon’s attack dog
“The mere happening of an accident does not justify an inference of negligence,” said the handsome, six foot-plus, strong-voiced adjunct
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