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Baltimore Post-Examiner www.baltimorepostexaminer.com Welcome aboard,

It's going to be a great ride we hope never stops. We are a Maryland-based company with two websites. Stay tuned.

We are looking forward to serving you something different every day - hopefully, a reason for you to bookmark this page and visit us frequently. The Baltimore Post-Examiner is owned by the Baltimore Post-Examiner LLC. We produce all our content in Maryland. The Post-Examiner is a teaching media company where we mentor journalists with volunteers and help unemployed reporters get jobs! We have a si

ster site LAPostExaminer.com, which is also produced in Maryland. Several journalists volunteered to help kick off this start-up – some who worked at The Washington Post, Frederick News-Post, Baltimore Examiner and freelancers from the New York Times and Baltimore Sun. It’s called the Post-Examiner because we love the play on the word “Post” but we also are hoping to answer that question: What’s next after newspapers? We see a lot of websites come and go – and many simply are not making it for various reasons. We hope to break that cycle. We are not the typical news website – nor do we wish to be. We will be offering more than news and blogs, but an opportunity for fiction writers, poets, comedians and musicians to showcase their talent and skills. Much like when the Beatles formed Apple Corps Ltd, they opened the door to all kinds of inspiring talent that never really got a shot. From that came the likes of James Taylor and others. We hope by providing a similar approach we can shine the light on some tremendous undiscovered talent and at the same time offer some familiar voices who live in Baltimore and beyond. We won’t be limited to Baltimore, and we will dive into some national and international issues as well as state issues on an occasional basis – including some state blogs. You know what they say, everything sooner or later becomes local. So we believe if an event is happening outside this great city, we’ll make sure we bring it home whether it’s one of our sons or daughters dying in the war overseas, or an outside voice we believe is worth listening to. We will be a little bit of everything with the goal of helping journalists build portfolios and get employed! And we won’t get our feelings hurt, if you don’t like something, or have a suggestion on how we can improve. We’re journalists so fire away. It comes with the territory. So who are we? We will be holding events throughout the year where you can meet some of the people behind the madness here. Buckle up and enjoy the ride. Thanks for reading,

Timothy Maier (Founder)

Remembering.
23/04/2025

Remembering.

What Freddie Gray and Kilmar Abrego Garcia Reveal About Us Sometimes, the stories that stay with us aren’t the loudest.

Democrats could benefit if the enonomy tanks and we are in a recession.
23/04/2025

Democrats could benefit if the enonomy tanks and we are in a recession.

A recession could prove problematic for Republicans come next year's midterm elections. Tariffs may increase the possibility of a recession.

Evidence makes the best argument.
22/04/2025

Evidence makes the best argument.

For over fifty years, I have taught persuasive writing and speaking under the title in my advanced course, Persuasion. I have won a host of teaching awards, lectured widely, and made innumerable media appearances.There is one irrefutable rule: do not let your anger interfere with your writing.Today,...

Thirsty years ago - the bomb that shook the city is still sending aftershocks in the community
21/04/2025

Thirsty years ago - the bomb that shook the city is still sending aftershocks in the community

This city is marking the 30th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building here this month, at a moment in time when domestic terrorism experts say homegrown extremism is brewing in the country.

Good day to adopt a pet.
21/04/2025

Good day to adopt a pet.

Say hello to our Pets of the Week—Jimbo & Tamara! These cuties are full of personality and can't wait to find their forever homes.

Gen Z and religion: A shirt is happening.
20/04/2025

Gen Z and religion: A shirt is happening.

Only 45% of America’s Gen Z identify as Christian, according to Pew Research Center’s most recent Religious Landscape Study – a 10% decline from a previous 2014 survey. More than half of millennials and a little over 70% of Gen X respondents identified as Christian.

Do the right thing.
09/04/2025

Do the right thing.

Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, joined by Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Maryland, and Rep. Glenn Ivey, D-Maryland, demanded answers Wednesday about the mistaken deportation of Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Who got rich this week?
09/04/2025

Who got rich this week?

It’s bad enough that President Trump lies so often that there’s no longer any way to know when he’s telling the truth.

Remembering Freddie Gray and the Uprising
08/04/2025

Remembering Freddie Gray and the Uprising

Ten years since the Freddie Gray riots, there’s a voice in my head that has never gone away. The voice is CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, as he gazed from a safe studio in Washington at the fire and the fury outside a pharmacy in West Baltimore.

Finding balance.
06/04/2025

Finding balance.

The most serious mental illness we all face is our society itself. When looking at a historic timeline, such becomes apparent. We do the same things over and over and expect a different result. At least the general public does. Our politicians and leaders may be more sinister.

What's a few million bucks?
05/04/2025

What's a few million bucks?

Maryland Democratic lawmakers expressed dismay Thursday over President Donald Trump’s tariffs on all imported goods, a move that caused the financial markets to tumble and some manufacturers to announce layoffs.

How's that 401 doing?
05/04/2025

How's that 401 doing?

There’s an expression in business... “Never write a check with your mouth that your t**h can’t cash.” That’s where President Trump and Republicans in Congress find themselves. The “check” I’m talking about are Trump’s tariffs.

As the song goes, "We don't need no education..."
29/03/2025

As the song goes, "We don't need no education..."

Suitcases and large cardboard boxes rolled across the pavement outside the Department of Education’s offices this week as recently fired federal workers packed up their desks.

Every day it's something
26/03/2025

Every day it's something

The point of President Trump’s head-spinning, “flooding the zone” strategy is to move so fast in so many different directions that he can exceed the ability of the courts and opposition in Congress to stop him.

If you voted for Trump, did you expect this is how deportation would take place?
18/03/2025

If you voted for Trump, did you expect this is how deportation would take place?

Every immigrant deserves the opportunity to chase the American Dream—a vision of hope and prosperity that transcends borders. However, this pursuit must be guided by a commitment to the law, ensuring that their entry into the country and the path to securing legal status are both lawful and just.

What would Reagan say about President Trump?
18/03/2025

What would Reagan say about President Trump?

"There is no way in the world that Ronald Reagan would ever support Donald Trump," Kenneth L. Adelman told Baltimore Post-Examiner.

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Welcome aboard, It's going to be a great ride we hope never stops. We are looking forward to serving you something different every day - hopefully a reason for you to bookmark this page and visit us frequently. We also run and manage the LAPostExaminer.com from Maryland. We are a Maryland-based companies with two websites. The LAPostExaminer.com and BaltmorePostExaminer.com are mirror websites with sharing content. All final work is produced and published in Maryland. Several journalists are behind this start-up – some who worked at The Washington Post, Frederick News-Post, Baltimore Examiner and freelancers from the New York Times and Baltimore Sun. All are volunteers with the mission to help journalists find jobs. It’s called the Post-Examiner because we love the play on the word “Post” but we also are hoping to answer that question: What’s next after newspapers? We see a lot of websites come and go – and many simply are not making it for various reasons. We hope to break that cycle. We are not the typical news website – nor do we wish to be. We will be offering more than news and blogs, but an opportunity for fiction writers, poets, comedians and musicians to showcase their talent and skills. We will mentor journalists - particularly minorities and veterans. We will give them an opportunity to learn and build solid portfolios so that they can find work. That’s our mission - helping journalists get back to work. We even teamed up with Back to Work Ltd, a nonprofit that helps journalists find jobs.

Much like when the Beatles formed Apple Corps Ltd, they opened the door to all kinds of inspiring talent that never really got a shot. From that came the likes of James Taylor and others. We hope by providing a similar approach we can shine the light on some tremendous undiscovered talent and at the same time offer some familiar voices who live in Baltimore and beyond. We won’t be limited to Baltimore, and we will dive into some national and international issues as well as state issues on an occasional basis – including some state blogs. You know what they say, everything sooner or later becomes local. So we believe if an event is happening outside this great city, we’ll make sure we bring it home whether it’s one of our sons or daughters dying in the war overseas, or an outside voice we believe is worth listening to. We will be a little bit of everything. And we won’t get our feelings hurt, if you don’t like something, or have a suggestion on how we can improve. We’re journalists so fire away. It comes with the territory. If you want to contribute, drop us a line. If you want to donate, click the donate button. Your donation goes directly to support the writers, poets, photographers, musicians and artists. And if you want to advertise, please do. We won’t make it without your support. So who are we? Stay tuned. We will be holding events throughout the year where you can meet some of the people behind the madness here. Buckle up and enjoy the ride. Thanks for reading, Baltimore Post-Examiner Staff