Opinion

As the nation deals with its 21st century Pearl Harbor, patience is wearing thin for those who act irresponsibly whether that's touting an unproven drug or socializing in crowds.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore may not hold a commencement ceremony this year, but that doesn't meant there is not hope for the future.

The Baltimore Sun wants to hear from health care workers in the state who are on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak.

I knew the day would come when my sister's nursing job would put her too close to the coronavirus pandemic and I would have to care for her children. That didn't make it any easier.

I thought that being an introvert would make it easy to stay home to protect myself from coronavirus. That is until I couldn't get my Wednesday comic book fix.

As if the current global pandemic wasn't depressing enough, the nation's 79-year-old point man and most reliable truth-teller on coronavirus is getting death threats: How low can we go?

Journalists work no matter the situation -- even a pandemic. Here's how The Baltimore Sun is covering coronavirus, from one reporter's perspective.

By Colin Campbell

Apr 3, 2020

We are living in strange times during the coronavirus pandemic as days that used to be vistas of leisure now stretch out endlessly, friendlessly, as we must keep our distance.

Black America needs to accept that black crime is a problem that is tearing up their communities and taking innocent lives.

What does it say about the United States that Anthony Fauci has to be kept under armed guard? It's not good.

With the prospect of prisoners being released because of the COVID-19 pandemic, people need to be able to purchase firearms for self-protection.

The Sun's two opinion columnists, Dan Rodricks and TV critic David Zurawik, have been doing exceptional work for their readers as has the rest of the staff.