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Killing journalists is wrong, killing newspapers is worse The centerpiece of the memorial to slain Capital Gazette journalists is an inscription of the First Amendment. MarylandReporter.com photo by Len Lazarick Thousands of newspapers and magazines have died over their heyday in the past 50 years. I worked for three of them. Newspapers come and newspapers go. But the slow death of the Baltimore Sun and its media group, which includes community papers on which I spent half my career, is particularly painful to watch. These are some of the thoughts that crossed my mind Monday at the dedication...

Top 10 Punishments That Didn’t Fit The Crime The justice system was founded on the principle that every crime or injustice has a fitting punishment. In ancient and modern societies, punishments ensure that wrongdoers pay for their crimes. In most cases, these punishments included, and still include, paying fines and carrying out set tasks to make restitution. Worst-case scenario, public execution aimed to teach a lesson and deter future offenders. But in a few cases, especially in the Medieval era, punishments were so severe that they scared everyone that learned of and saw them. This li...

With the state’s grasping revenue hand out at every step, it is almost impossible for Connecticut citizens and businesses to move…except out