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Debt limit deal brings inadequate spending cuts | READER COMMENTARY

Thank you sir, may I have another? | EDITORIAL CARTOON

Wait until you work for me, says AI

By Joel Pett

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You think you changed everything | EDITORIAL CARTOON

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New book by ‘Black Hawk Down’ writer addresses Baltimore’s ‘biggest civic problems’ | READER COMMENTARY

You promised me evil | EDITORIAL CARTOON

Debt ceiling deal not as bad as it could be,

Most Americans could use a geography lesson, including past presidents | READER COMMENTARY

Schoolchildren aren't the only ones who would benefit from some extra instruction on the subject of world geography.

Coverage of child sex abuse scandal isn’t anti-church, it’s much-needed journalism | READER COMMENTARY

Survivors of child sexual abuse within Baltimore archdiocese are grateful to see their stories told - despite the objections of some Catholic leaders.

Dan Rodricks: Anti-LGBTQ+ is not Christian. It’s childish and a waste of valuable time. | COMMENTARY

Few things stir the fundamentalist blood like the rainbow colors on the racks at Target.

I forgot what it’s called when no one gets everything... | EDITORIAL CARTOON

Debt ceiling compromise.

At 75, Israel remains a beacon of hope | READER COMMENTARY

There are many reasons to be grateful for the continued success of Israel, the Middle East's thriving liberal democracy.

David Brooks: Let’s smash the college admissions process | GUEST COMMENTARY

If the U.S. Supreme Court rips off the affirmative action Band-Aid, maybe we can address the underlying wounds.

Retiring federal prosecutor breathed ‘life into Lady Justice’s ideals’ in Baltimore| GUEST COMMENTARY

Assistant U.S. Attorney Joyce K. McDonald has provided steady, gritty service as a fraud and public corruption prosecutor for 42 years.

If you are old enough to hold a job, you are old enough to vote | READER COMMENTARY

Reducing the minimum voting age benefits society.

U.S. urgently needs to set a fee on carbon | READER COMMENTARY

Best way to mitigate climate change is to adopt and gradually increase an economic disincentive to burning fossil fuels.

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Be on the lookout for HHS scammers | READER COMMENTARY

Here are the warning signs that someone is trying to rip you off by claiming you are eligible for a U.S. Department Health and Human Services grant and what to do about it.

BGE customers should have a choice about ugly pipes | READER COMMENTARY

Installing new but unattractive outdoor gas regulators should be the choice of the homeowner, not BGE.

Learning the names of rivers and capitals is not enough | READER COMMENTARY

Students who learn only the basics of world geography miss the crucial knowledge that can be found in the emotional, cultural core of social studies.

Protecting vital U.S. wetlands must remain a federal priority | COMMENTARY

Chesapeake Bay tops the list of valuable natural resources endangered by a recent Supreme Court ruling reducing EPA regulatory authority.

Do Black Trump fans enjoy hanging out with Oath Keepers? | READER COMMENTARY

One can only wonder what goes through the minds of Donald Trump's African American supporters when they realize they cast their lot with white supremacists.

We can thank COVID for at least one result: the rise of the virtual gathering | GUEST COMMENTARY

While Zoom communication is not in-person communication, it certainly provides a close second.

Dan Rodricks: Early signs of progress on Baltimore’s squeegee front, but here comes summer | COMMENTARY

Baltimore's chief administrative officer: 'We have an infrastructure in place that didn't exist before.'

Church bad actors who change jobs still pose a risk | READER COMMENTARY

Making sure children are safe requires more than transfers, resignations or counseling.

Sun must continue covering ‘predatory’ clergy | READER COMMENTARY

The Baltimore Sun deserves to be commended, not criticized, for its continuing coverage of child sexual abuse within archdiocese.

Baltimore County’s inadequate sewer capacity merits greater development restrictions | READER COMMENTARY

Baltimore County must set tougher growth restrictions as sewer line capacity in the Jones Falls service area has been proven insufficient.

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Why aren’t tax cuts for rich and wasteful military spending getting the ax? | READER COMMENTARY

Bipartisan debt limit deal should have gone after Trump era tax cuts and trimmed bloated Pentagon budget.

Don’t shed any tears over Maryland’s rising gas tax | COMMENTARY

Want better roads and public transit while reducing greenhouse gas emissions? Then paying a few more pennies per gallon should welcome news.

I’m here to exercise my parental rights | EDITORIAL CARTOON

To control, judge, frighten ...

Charles M. Blow: Unprepared Republicans are flooding into the presidential race | GUEST COMMENTARY

If you thought the last two election cycles were ugly, strap up: This one will likely be worse.

Crime, politics and Preakness captured through photography | READER COMMENTARY

Baltimore Sun's Preakness coverage caught an unusual side of the pageantry - well-dressed City Hall officials who have been charged with criminal wrongdoing.

The U.S. Copyright Office said no to AI, but its explanation is unconvincing | GUEST COMMENTARY

The CO said a human and not a machine must be primarily responsible for creating a copyrightable image.

Enough is enough with repetitive clergy sex abuse articles | READER COMMENTARY

The Baltimore Sun has written more than enough about decades-old problems within the Baltimore archdiocese.

Using high-carbon energy should come with a cost | READER COMMENTARY

Low energy prices are no bargain if they worsen the already disastrous state of climate change.

Fretting over the cost of a Bawlmer accent is nothing new, hon | READER COMMENTARY

Young people who grow up in the Baltimore area have long understand that the local accent can hold them back financially.

History is in the eye of the beholder | READER COMMENTARY

Latest criticism of lack of Latino history in U.S. high schools a reminder of how historians can have a distinctive impact on their subject matter.

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