Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley, a likely candidate for the 2016 presidential race, announced on Tuesday his plan to get rid of the death penalty in his state.
Maryland has only executed five people since the death penalty was reinstated in the country in 1976 and the last one was more than seven years ago.
Host Carmen Russell-Sluchansky talked with Jane Henderson, director of Maryland Citizens Against State Execution, to discuss the issue.
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A lawsuit was filed on Thursday against an organization over their so-called “gay conversion therapy.” Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing charges as much as $10,000 to change the sexual leaning of homosexuals. Host Carmen […]
The White House convened a meeting on Thursday with 16 members of Congress to discuss ways of combatting sexual assault in the military. The issue has been a recurring one this year since a House […]
WASHINGTON — The race to replace South Carolina Congressman Tim Scott is coming to an end. Due Diligence’s Carmen Russell-Sluchansky talked with Robert Behre, a political reporter for The Charleston Post and Courier and writer […]
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