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Proposed Indigenous Peoples' Day in Baltimore reflects a broader, much-needed trend of shedding light on some of this country's forgotten (and misrepresented) darker moments.
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Media fight over Supreme Court seat will be nasty, and right-wing forces have advantage | COMMENTARY
How can those of us in the mainstream media possibly compete with the kind of extreme rhetoric and invective coming from right-wing media outlets in the battle to nominate and confirm a Supreme Court justice?
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It is galling for those who, by and large, have never lived on the bull’s-eye of our inner cities to suggest that those of us who have and those who still do are somehow unconcerned about violent crime there.
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The refusal of much of the media to take this moment seriously only lends credibility to complaints the media is out to get Trump.
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My Greatest Generation parents believed in the power of the federal government and of science to make the world a better place: They would have been mortified by what's happening in Washington today.
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For starters, the Student Loan Debt Relief Tax Credit is an excellent step in the right direction
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The Senate must wait until a new president is elected to vote on a new replacement for Ruth Bader Ginsburg if the Supreme Court is to be seen as anything other than an instrument of cynical partisan manipulation.
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The Republican promise to proceed with a vote to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court just six weeks before a presidential election is a naked admission that the decision isn’t about proper procedure or doing what’s right, but about power and who holds it.
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Sunday column: Testimony by a former deputy Baltimore police commissioner revealed familiar organizational problems in the BPD that allowed GTTF corruption to go on so long. They need to be fixed, but that might be the easy part of changing the culture in the department.
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For starters, the Student Loan Debt Relief Tax Credit is an excellent step in the right direction
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The Senate must wait until a new president is elected to vote on a new replacement for Ruth Bader Ginsburg if the Supreme Court is to be seen as anything other than an instrument of cynical partisan manipulation.
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The Republican promise to proceed with a vote to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court just six weeks before a presidential election is a naked admission that the decision isn’t about proper procedure or doing what’s right, but about power and who holds it.
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President Trump's deliberate and ill-conceived effort to misinform the public about the risk posed by COVID-19 should anger every American.
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Criticism that Joe Biden might stick to a teleprompter when speaking publicly is surely better than having a president who constantly misrepresents reality.
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Baltimore residents shouldn't whine about the spy plane noise unless they prefer the sound of gunshots and sirens.
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Darwin had a theory to account for people unable to take a simple precaution like wearing a face mask and natural selection may not work out well for them.
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Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers can use reusable bags safely and it's better if they do.
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She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah: How great to remember the time the Fab Four played the Baltimore Civic Center - down to the poster on their dressing room wall.
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With wildfires burning at record levels on the West Coast, now is the time for Americans to be focused on fighting climate change on a local, state, national and global level.
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Recent fatal shooting of 14-year-old near Clifton Park ought to have sparked far more anger and protest in Baltimore.
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Sunday column: Testimony by a former deputy Baltimore police commissioner revealed familiar organizational problems in the BPD that allowed GTTF corruption to go on so long. They need to be fixed, but that might be the easy part of changing the culture in the department.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's opinion in historic Olmstead case ensured people with disabilities could receive community-based care and not be stuck in large, poorly-run institutions.
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Sunday column: Testimony by a former deputy Baltimore police commissioner revealed familiar organizational problems in the BPD that allowed GTTF corruption to go on so long. They need to be fixed, but that might be the easy part of changing the culture in the department.
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Proposed Indigenous Peoples' Day in Baltimore reflects a broader, much-needed trend of shedding light on some of this country's forgotten (and misrepresented) darker moments.
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Media fight over Supreme Court seat will be nasty, and right-wing forces have advantage | COMMENTARY
How can those of us in the mainstream media possibly compete with the kind of extreme rhetoric and invective coming from right-wing media outlets in the battle to nominate and confirm a Supreme Court justice?
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Over the past year, my family and I have come to the realization that a form of dementia that runs in my family has now turned its gaze to me.
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A review of Rob Reinalda's 'Why Editors Drink'
