A one-time drug dealer turned youth advocate talks about the latest shootings of African-American men by police, plus The Sun's media critic previews Monday's presidential debate, a Frontline special, and the new season of "Drunk History."
After suffering terrible wounds in Vietnam, Bob Timberg had a rich career as a journalist
"The Nutman" will perform a solo mini-concert on Facebook Live during lunch hour
A Johns Hopkins psychologist asks philosophical questions about the brain
Christmas figurines, apparently from an Ellicott City store, found downstream
Kevin Shird, who spent a lot of time in prisons and now spends a lot of time trying to keep other young men out of them, has faith that body cameras on police officers will reduce the number of times they resort to deadly force in encounters with citizens. I wish I could share that faith. While...
The 21st annual Baltimore Book Festival opens on Friday, with hundreds of authors, exhibitors, chefs and booksellers, as well as a "thoughtfully curated food, craft beer and wine program" along the Inner Harbor promenade. Among Saturday's featured writers: Mikita Brottman, Oxford-educated scholar,...
I realize that reason holds little appeal for Americans who already have sipped the Trump tonic. But others — those who have neither lost nor made up their minds, those considering a third-party candidate — might crave something dry, something sobering. I'm talking about logic. I realize that sounds...
In the 1500 block of McKean Ave., on the western edge of Sandtown, men and women of the early 21st century pull apart what workers of the late 19th century built with masonry and lumber: the two-story rowhouses on the east side of the street. The houses come down pretty much the way they went up...