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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.

Species threatened by climate change | EDITORIAL CARTOON

I'm a human. Duh

Kal’s view: Pardon? | EDITORIAL CARTOON

Trump and DeSantis consider pardoning Jan. 6th participants.

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.

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.

Memorial Day: Greater love hath no man than this | EDITORIAL CARTOON

... That a man lay down his life for his friends.

Memorial Day: a bipartisan break in bickering | EDITORIAL CARTOON

We have our priorities straight for one day of the year, at least.

Thanks | EDITORIAL CARTOON

Memorial Day 2023

K-12 schools should teach geography, not ‘social and emotional relevance’ | READER COMMENTARY

Public schools should focus on the social study basics and let others explore Latino history within the United States and similar emotion-laden topics.

Wearing a flag pin doesn’t make you a patriot either | READER COMMENTARY

Recent cartoon demonstrates not the harm of flag pins but how those who wear them aren't necessarily acting true to the ideals for which they stand.

Inaugural poem latest victim of Florida book banning | READER COMMENTARY

Americans who were thrilled by the poem Amanda Gorman read at Biden inauguration should know it's on a Florida school's restricted list thanks to Ron DeSantis.

Long-term solution for Hampton overcrowding needed | READER COMMENTARY

Baltimore County's new superintendent must take much more ambitious steps to relieve jam-packed Hampton Elementary.

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