David Axelrod, a prominent Democratic political strategist and former White House official, said on Sunday that President Joe Biden needed to think carefully about whether he should continue to seek reelection. “Only @JoeBiden can make this decision,” Axelrod wrote on … Continued
ATLANTA — In the first start of his NFL career on Sunday afternoon, rookie quarterback Jaren Hall was without the man that was supposed to be blocking his blindside. After suffering a groin injury late this week, left tackle Christian … Continued
Pennsylvania conservatives are about to test the voltage of education politics. School board elections are set to occur across the country on Tuesday. But few of these once-quiet contests have become as vicious, sophisticated, expensive and injected with dueling endorsements … Continued
Amy Lindgren If you’ve been eying a corporate leadership position or if you’re in an executive role now, you know how complex the work can be. There’s a reason people at this level gobble up relevant books and podcasts: Smart … Continued
Richard Adam “Dick” Bielski, a Baltimore Colts place-kicker who later became a team coach, died of cancer Oct. 15 at his Ruxton home. He was 91. “He grew up in East Baltimore during the 1940s, a chunky Polish kid who … Continued
In 2021, three major league teams lost at least 102 games. Two years later, two of them — the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Texas Rangers — will meet in the World Series. The Orioles complete that trio of past losers, … Continued