Rather than fulfilling his oath to promote the general welfare of Americans, Trump continues to dedicate taxpayer resources to his war of choice with Iran.

The governor certainly led the charge in trying to eliminate the only Republican in the Maryland delegation in furtherance of his presidential aspirations.

They cannot afford their groceries. They cannot afford the cost of gas. They cannot afford housing. It’s all over the country.

“Sergeant Ed Ramsey lived a life of public service – joining the Army to defend our nation, then going on to serve his community in his local post office for nearly three decades. During those years, his unstinting kindness made such an…

I was struggling, because my heart was telling me to run. My head was telling me, no, that just does not make sense for a whole host of reasons.

I don't think it is good for anyone. It's not good for democracy. You get to know your constituents, your constituents get to know their representative. That's important in a representative government like we have.

Gov. Moore, never missing a photo op for his presidential aspirations, convened a signing ceremony, which is a little unusual considering there's really nothing to sign for the governor.

It absolutely sets up a double standard for redistricting in the state of Maryland. And again, the blatant attempt is to eliminate the Republican representation.

“Sergeant Ed Ramsey spent 20 years serving our country in the Army followed by another 27 years working for USPS. He is a patriot and a public servant who served with courage, kindness, and conviction. At the Olney Post Office, every…

Marylanders — and no one else — have the final say over their representation.

There is no good way out of a bad war.

Far too many working Americans are faced with housing costs they simply cannot afford. At the same time, the Postal Service faces financial struggles that, if left unaddressed, will result in USPS running out of money to operate. With this…

The U.S. Coast Guard Yard at Curtis Bay in Baltimore is the Coast Guard's only major ship-repair facility. We are so proud of the work our Coast Guardsmen do protecting our nation, and the Marylanders working every day at Curtis Bay to…

Sergeant Ed Ramsey lived a life of public service – joining the Army to defend our nation, then going on to serve his community in his local post office for nearly three decades.

Sergeant Ed Ramsey spent 20 years serving our country in the Army followed by another 27 years working for USPS.

Time and again, this Administration has tried to conceal its failures in Iran behind the courage of the brave Americans it placed in harm’s way.

Now it is attempting to obscure the deaths and injuries of our service members—and that is not only hypocritical, but unconscionable.

If you want to be true to the Constitution of the United States, that's what Republicans would do.