Colin Pascal

The response to the floods in Western Maryland showed American politics at its very best and its very worst, writes Colin Pascal.

The Jeffrey Epstein controversy poses the biggest risk yet to President Donald Trump’s relationship with his core supporters, writes Colin Pascal.

Moderates have been the bulwark against efforts to rewrite the rules in Congress, writes Colin Pascal.

The United States has an interest in allowing Iran to save face, writes Colin Pascal.

Americans learned from Los Angeles that Republicans are too quick to declare an emergency and Democrats are too slow to realize a potential crisis, writes Colin Pascal.

This isn’t the way our nation taught kids to behave, and it’s not what we used to expect from business leaders and presidents, writes Colin Pascal.

Maryland's abortion subsidy bill accomplishes something worthwhile but if its intent was to enable choice by making an abortion affordable, it remains incomplete, writes Colin Pascal.

For the second time in a month, Gov. Wes Moore made a hard and principled decision, writes Colin Pascal.

Maryland faces difficult choices when it comes to the size of financial damages available to victims of childhood sexual abuse, writes Colin Pascal.

Global security requires strong alliances with European powers.