Maryland Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates and their Policies

This post was originally written for MyCity4her.com and was tailored to women in business. I have reworked the post here as more of an informational/opinion piece. To see the original (with more logistical info on voting as well), check it out here.       The Maryland Democratic gubernatorial primary is in a matter of … More Maryland Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates and their Policies

This week’s news

This week’s news brought a wave of mixed emotions. In some of the same stories, we’ve got funny yet pathetic; again funny but also offensive; and then finally, sad, conflicted, angry, still not sure. We have another government “oops” that is equal parts funny and pathetic.  Florida passed a law meant to ban internet cafes … More This week’s news

This week’s highlights

Last Sunday (6/30), 19 firefighters were killed fighting a wilderness fire in Arizona Probably the biggest story of the week was Egypt.  Egypt’s president, Mohamed Morsi was deposed on Monday, while anti-Morsi protesters demonstrated in Tahrir Square.  This spurned violence and deaths throughout the week between pro-Morsi and anti-Morsi supporters.   Then a plane crash landed … More This week’s highlights

Last week in the news (6/23-6/30)

This was an awesome week in news. The good, the bad, and the unbelievable (I’m looking at you, Texas Republicans). This weekly post is late because well…I was hungover yesterday from my husband’s 40th birthday debauchery party. Nevertheless, I couldn’t pass up writing about this crazy week. It was historic. The Supreme Court overturned a key part of … More Last week in the news (6/23-6/30)

This Week in News

I consider myself a mini news junkie. I’d like to start a weekly rundown of the big news (and sometimes entertainment) stories that seemed to pop up a lot this week.  Feel free to comment and add your own. *disclaimer-I always have a cocktail with Mad Men- that will be my excuse for any inaccuracies … More This Week in News