Rep. Jan Schakowsky joined “NewsOne Now” and host Roland Martin to discuss the ongoing hearings on the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Benghazi. Listen…
Ben Carson joined Roland Martin on “NewsOne Now” Friday for an exclusive hour-long interview on politics, race and health policy. It was a lively conversation…
Ben Carson joined Roland Martin on “NewsOne Now” Friday for an exclusive hour-long interview on politics, race and health policy. It was a lively conversation…
Ben Carson joined Roland Martin on “NewsOne Now” Friday for an exclusive hour-long interview on politics, race and health policy. It was a lively conversation…
The NAACP announced today that it will sue the state of North Carolina over its controversial Voter ID measure that was signed into law Monday by…
Colin Powell, who turns 76 today was an early poll front runner as a challenger to Bill Clinton in 1996, even though he never declared that he was running. The Harlem native said he had little to no interest in electoral politics. His career was defined by a speech he announced to the United Nations […]
Via FoxBaltimore.com Last Thursday morning along with President Obama, John Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson’s speech made national news. Carson’s speech lasted more than twenty five minutes, in which he condemned special interests, spending, and government size and quickly went viral. Read More. Whitney Houston: Gone But Never Forgotten Where Does Your Power Come From? Hadiya […]
Early Voting in Maryland starts October 27 and ends November 1, 2012. To find out more information visit the Maryland State Board of Elections website.
It is imperative that you exercise your right to vote. Please don’t be discouraged by your past mistakes. You have a voice and it deserves to be heard. Felons are allowed to vote in the state of Maryland! Here’s all you need to know — HOW DO I REGISTER TO VOTE? WHAT FORMS OF ID […]
The latest polling by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press shows that Mitt Romney maintains a substantial lead nationally in the race for the GOP presidential nomination. The survey, conducted Jan. 11-16, finds few differences among GOP voters from various religious groups in terms of the candidate they would most like […]
