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Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny and Open Primaries Education Fund call on Governor to resolve challenge to taxpayer-funded primary elections that exclude nearly one million Maryland voters (COLUMBIA, MD – April 29, 2026) – Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny, LLC (“DARS”), in conjunction with Open Primaries Education Fund, today called on Governor Wes Moore to help resolve the pending constitutional challenge to Maryland’s closed primary election system after the Governor publicly expressed support for open primaries during a recent appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher. A clip of the Governor’s remarks is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzOeP1ieU7s. The case, filed by…

(MIAMI – April 29, 2026) – In a world that can sometimes harden the soul, have you ever found yourself waking up or falling asleep wondering, What could you do today to help make the world just a little better for everyone? Meaning something significant that will make a transformational difference in the lives of other people — which includes your relatives, friends, and people you barely know or have never met alike. If you’ve ever pondered this, you might also have found yourself asking, What is my real purpose in life? If you’ve ever proposed either or both such…

(BALTIMORE – April 28, 2026) — There are moments in a political campaign when the noise cuts out and something real surfaces. This is one of those moments. What you are about to read is not opposition research. It is not a hit piece funded by a rival campaign. It is an official statement from FOP Lodge 22 — the union representing the sworn Deputy Sheriffs of the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office. These are the men and women who report to Sam Cogen every single day. They know him not from a campaign mailer or a press release, but from lived…

Endorsements from Shirley Nathan-Pulliam, Ivan Bates, Scott Shellenberger, and Kweisi Mfume signal growing momentum (BALTIMORE COUNTY – April 27, 2026) — The race for Baltimore County Executive is intensifying, and the question of who earns the vote is front and center across the county. At the heart of that conversation is Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones, who is working to make history as the first Black County Executive. As the campaign unfolds, Jones is steadily building a coalition of support that reflects both political strength and community trust. Most recently, Jones secured the endorsement of former state Senator Shirley Nathan-Pulliam —…

(BALTIMORE – April 26, 2026) — A new cultural platform dedicated to elevating women’s voices in cinema is set to debut in the Baltimore region this week, as Pikes Studio Cinema launches its highly anticipated Women in Film Series with a powerful opening night event in Pikesville. The inaugural program, scheduled for Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., will take place at Pikes Studio Cinema, located at 921 Reisterstown Road, bringing together filmmakers, creatives, and community members for an evening rooted in storytelling, culture, and recognition. At the center of the evening is Baltimore filmmaker Shelia Hall, whose short…