Larry Hogan

I am not going to worry about which side of the aisle an idea comes from, or wait for marching orders from the party bosses on what I can support.

As the Biden administration rolls out their “National Cancer Plan" this month, Washington can help make this critical bipartisan goal a reality by cutting unnecessary bureaucratic red tape.

President Biden brings his "closing argument" to Maryland Monday night, but he'll find no refuge here from voters fed up with his policies on the economy, crime and wokeism.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan: This past week, the entire world has been forced to question whether we can trust President Biden’s words.

In 2015, in a speech to the International Association of Chiefs of Police, President Obama warned not to let police get "scapegoated for broader failures of our society and our criminal-justice system." Unfortunately, over the last few years, far too many – especially in his own party – have sought to do exactly that.

In the months since the summer, evidence that the costs of keeping students out of school far exceed any potential risk of reopening safety has become incontrovertible.