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Michelle Goldberg: Ron DeSantis vs. the ‘Woke Mind Virus’ | GUEST COMMENTARY

DeSantis’ decision to begin his campaign on Twitter talking about crypto is a sign of weakness in three ways.

Debt limit: A compromise that deserves passage (but not praise) | COMMENTARY

Given the enormous stakes, the debt limit deal is good enough to merit bipartisan support in Congress.

Such moves can yield higher rates of college attendance and significant increases of income in future years for today's children.

Many families with low incomes live in neighborhoods that are the legacies of historical government-initiated and -endorsed segregation and redlining.

Will new process change how Baltimore County officers fare when contesting use-of-force violations?

None of the three Baltimore County Police officers accused of use-of-force violations in trial boards held this year has been found guilty, according to a department spokesperson.

Dan Rodricks: Five ways to reverse Baltimore’s population slide | COMMENTARY

After the pandemic, it's time to start growing the city again.

Missing the target at Target | GUEST COMMENTARY

Target is doing something wholesomely American in reaching out to its LGBTQ+ consumers — making a buck.

Orioles minor league report: Connor Norby, Coby Mayo continue to show off organization’s deep infield stockpile

From second baseman Connor Norby to third baseman Coby Mayo to right-hander Carlos Tavera, here are the top performers in the Orioles’ minor league system from last week.

As blue catfish overwhelm the Chesapeake Bay, barriers remain to weeding them out

Seafood processors say federal rules on handling blue catfish hamper efforts to remove the invasive species from the Chesapeake Bay.

Survivors: Illinois AG’s report on clergy sex abuse is more detailed and transparent than Maryland’s

Abuse survivors say a report by the Illinois AG on the Catholic Church is more transparent than one issued in Maryland.

Maryland weather: Sunny skies and rising temperatures for the week ahead

Forecasts called for the possibility of rain Sunday and Monday, but Central Maryland remained pretty much dry. Now it’s likely to stay that way all week as temperatures gradually rise to an expected high Friday of around 89.

Orioles finish first third of 2023 season with 5-0 loss to Guardians

The Memorial Day game had been a duel between Orioles right-hander Tyler Wells and Guardians lefty Logan Allen before Cleveland notched four straight one-out hits off Cionel Pérez in a four-run seventh inning to pull away for a 5-0 win.

Orioles’ Cedric Mullins exits game vs. Guardians with right groin strain

Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins pulled into first base slowly on a ground ball to shortstop, stutter-stepping into the bag behind Amed Rosario’s throw in the eighth inning Monday against the Guardians. He exited the game with a trainer at his side.

Maryland baseball beats Iowa, 4-0, in Big Ten title game; Terps earn No. 2 seed in NCAA Tournament Regional

Kevin Keister and Nick Lorusso hit fifth-inning home runs and Maryland used five pitchers in a four-hit 4-0 victory over Iowa in the championship game of the Big Ten Tournament on Sunday.

Baltimore Sun high school sports Top 15 polls (May 29; SPRING FINAL)

Here’s where The Baltimore Sun ranks its boys and girls lacrosse, baseball, softball, and boys and girls outdoor track and field teams in the final poll of the spring.

Triple shooting at hotel in Catonsville leaves one dead, two injured, Baltimore County Police say

A triple shooting at a Baltimore County hotel leaves one dead, two injured, police said.

Pedestrian struck by car driven by man who had been shot, Baltimore Police say

Baltimore police are seeking information on a shooting that led to a car crash in Harwood.

Orioles reset: With health and hard hits, Austin Hays showing what he’s capable of

After garnering a reputation as injury-prone early in his career, Orioles outfielder Austin Hays is approaching two years since his last injured list stint, playing through severe cuts, bruises and muscles tears in that time. He enters this week ranked third in the American League in batting average.

George Yungmann, real estate accountant and sailor, dies

George Yungmann, a real estate accountant and sailor, died of pancreatic cancer May 16. He was 80.

Man fatally shot Saturday near Clifton Park, two men wounded by gunfire Sunday, Baltimore Police say

A 38-year-old man was killed after a shooting Saturday in the Coldstream-Homestead-Montebello neighborhood near Clifton Park and another man was critically wounded in a shooting Sunday in Carrollton Ridge, according to Baltimore Police.

Shelter-in-place lifted after Hampstead barricade situation is resolved peacefully

Traffic diversions and a shelter-in-place alert in Hampstead ended late Sunday afternoon after Carroll County authorities say they took a person into custody following a barricade situation in the Small Crossings neighborhood that lasted over nine hours.

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