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Petty crime citations: Ivan Bates delivers on a Baltimore state’s attorney campaign promise | COMMENTARY

Baltimore's top prosecutor campaigned on getting tougher on minor offenses and his balanced, community service-oriented plan has merit - if it avoids over-enforcement.

When do EV owners pay their fair share of taxes? | READER COMMENTARY

Higher gas tax may help pay for transportation infrastructure but the pay-at-the-pump system unfairly bypasses electric vehicles.

The 3 steps to rejuvenating Baltimore | READER COMMENTARY

Fighting violence, lowering taxes and fixing schools - that's the best game plan for a winning Baltimore.

Elite colleges are failing at economic diversity | READER COMMENTARY

That America's top institutions of higher learning aren't enrolling lower-income students is worrisome and elitist trend.

Maryland’s lengthening commutes raise the reckless driving threat | COMMENTARY

The Beltway work zone crash that killed six illustrates how post-pandemic commuting patterns may be inadvertently encouraging deadly driving habits.

There is no inevitable dark side to AI | GUEST COMMENTARY

AI is just another manifestation of the human impulse to discover and innovate.

Tax the wealthy to pay for reparations | GUEST COMMENTARY

Those who are of privilege — largely white privilege — have benefited the most from the damage imposed on African Americans.

Israel remains an apartheid state | READER COMMENTARY

It's misleading to describe Israel as a 'liberal democracy' when Palestinians are denied their fundamental human rights.

Police recruitment tied to transparency and reform | READER COMMENTARY

Baltimore not only needs more police officers, it needs officers who are present on city streets and who work for communicative leaders.

Putin cries ‘terrorist’ | EDITORIAL CARTOON

Ukraine begins its counteroffensive.

Artificial intelligence is valuable, but still a tool | READER COMMENTARY

AI is already proving itself a useful tool for speeding routine tasks but it's not equivalent to human thought.

Top of O’s fan’s wish list: Money for Adley Rutschman | READER COMMENTARY

With Orioles attendance on the rise, it's not to early to think about signing a certain star catcher to a major contract extension.

Michelle Deal-Zimmerman: What about a High Line for Harborplace? | COMMENTARY

It would be a robust, green and charming community gathering place where Baltimore pride could grow even greater.

On D-Day, let’s pause to thank the young men who saved the world | READER COMMENTARY

The Allied soldiers who sacrificed their lives on the beaches of France 79 years ago deserve to be honored today.

Baltimore’s HonFest becomes the ‘hot topic’ it sought to avoid in banning Planned Parenthood | COMMENTARY

HonFest's attempt to shun Planned Parenthood provides a lesson in how not to deal with important issues of public health.

Dan Rodricks: Harford, Howard social media lawsuits offer stop-and-think moment about how we live | COMMENTARY

Social media companies deserve blame, but teen problems predate the smartphone.

The political fringe | EDITORIAL CARTOON

The wallflowers of the ball.

Ignored perspectives, hidden answers: insights on gun violence from young Black men | GUEST COMMENTARY

We systematically interviewed 400 young Black men from four cities: Baltimore, Maryland; Houston, Texas; Jackson, Mississippi; and Wilmington, Delaware.

Pollution threat ought to be front-page news | READER COMMENTARY

Growing existential threat posed by pollution deserves far more attention by this newspaper and the planet's endangered residents.

Michelle Goldberg: ‘The Idol’ is the first big TV show of the backlash era | GUEST COMMENTARY

We are in an era of backlash toward social justice movements.

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