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Gas explosions like the one that leveled three Northwest Baltimore row-homes Monday are uncommon but leaking pipes are not. Should the long-term plan to replace and repair aging utility infrastructure be accelerated?
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Whether a gas explosion in Baltimore or a global pandemic, we live in a fraught time, with problems all around us, many of them exacerbated by neglect or political squabbling.
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New regulations to be adopted by the Department of Education Aug. 14 narrow the definition of sexual harassment to exclude many instances, make it harder for students to report incidents and increase the rights of the accused at the detriment of survivors.
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Speaking as an American hoping for the best for our nation, I would hope that the Biden campaign very strongly considers Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. She would not only be an outstanding choice, but one with the experience, maturity, and judgment to step up if called upon.
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President Donald Trump and his Republican enablers won’t provide $600 per week to tens of millions of Americans who need the money to survive the pandemic, yet he has no problem letting billionaires profit off the pandemic.
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When mail goes undelivered for weeks at a time or gets consistently delivered to the wrong address, there's something seriously amiss with the U.S. Postal Service.
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The last few months have drastically changed the lives of young people. The Sun Opinion section is seeking short essays from older teens and young adults about how they have been affected.
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President Donald Trump has turned to old fears and stereotypes about low-income housing to appeal to suburban voters.
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The question that is driving me nuts these days is why we have not been able to come up with a media messaging campaign that is effective in convincing people to do the few things we know to be effective in getting the virus under control, like wearing masks and social distancing.
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When mail goes undelivered for weeks at a time or gets consistently delivered to the wrong address, there's something seriously amiss with the U.S. Postal Service.
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Efforts to feed the hungry in the Baltimore area include the work of City Seeds and the heat-and-eat meals provided to thousands as the COVID-19 outbreak continues.
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The Baltimore County Council's failure to adopt much-needed restrictions such as a ban deadly chokeholds is unacceptable.
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Don't judge the integrity of Maryland State Police troopers by the poor example set by the one who falsified drunk driving charges to win an award.
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Knowing how to apply for an absentee ballot is helpful but the problem remains that the U.S. Postal Service may not deliver it to your door.
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In Governor Hogan's rush to reopen Maryland, he's made some errors that are likely to prolong the pandemic and worsen the economy.
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The last few months have drastically changed the lives of young people. The Sun Opinion section is seeking short essays from older teens and young adults about how they have been affected.
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President Donald Trump has turned to old fears and stereotypes about low-income housing to appeal to suburban voters.
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The question that is driving me nuts these days is why we have not been able to come up with a media messaging campaign that is effective in convincing people to do the few things we know to be effective in getting the virus under control, like wearing masks and social distancing.
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A bill in Baltimore County bill that could have been the first step to providing the police department with a blueprint for an impartial and accountable police system was instead tabled, leaving open the question of the leadership's commitment to fair policing.
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Recent polls show that Americans trust the media less, and a look at the coverage of the "defund police" movement gives an indication about why that is.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has meant families are home more - and the home repairs are adding up.
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Recalling the late pianist not only for his music but for his appreciation of Bolton Hill's historic townhouses.
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Whether a gas explosion in Baltimore or a global pandemic, we live in a fraught time, with problems all around us, many of them exacerbated by neglect or political squabbling.
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Gas explosions like the one that leveled three Northwest Baltimore row-homes Monday are uncommon but leaking pipes are not. Should the long-term plan to replace and repair aging utility infrastructure be accelerated?
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The question that is driving me nuts these days is why we have not been able to come up with a media messaging campaign that is effective in convincing people to do the few things we know to be effective in getting the virus under control, like wearing masks and social distancing.
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New regulations to be adopted by the Department of Education Aug. 14 narrow the definition of sexual harassment to exclude many instances, make it harder for students to report incidents and increase the rights of the accused at the detriment of survivors.
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There is more to begging the question than a logical fallacy.
