Opinion

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Latest study suggests Baltimore's investment incentives (no matter how well-intentioned) can go too far.

But 'there’s a bright future for EVs' in Maryland, says state official.

In trivia contests, like politics, everyone thinks they have the answer; the secret is to know who holds the truth.

For years, I’ve listened to Black teen boys at my school share stories about being stopped, searched and questioned by police: Pull up your shirt, turn out your pockets, sit on the curb, empty your book bag.

The only relevant question is whether he committed a crime, not what crimes his devotees might commit if he’s held to account.

Bill Bramhall/ Tribune Content Agency

With increased bipartisan support, the IRS could once again deliver the tax fairness and equity that Americans deserve.

For years, I’ve listened to Black teen boys at my school share stories about being stopped, searched and questioned by police: Pull up your shirt, turn out your pockets, sit on the curb, empty your book bag.

The only relevant question is whether he committed a crime, not what crimes his devotees might commit if he’s held to account.

Please keep the sports in the sports section and not where news belongs.

Federal government should maintain financial support for state and local efforts to crack down on elder abuse.

Turtle racing was just what Baltimore needed to liven things up during the Great Depression - and for decades after.

Serving a search warrant on someone's home is a routine legal matter that should be described as such.

With increased bipartisan support, the IRS could once again deliver the tax fairness and equity that Americans deserve.

If only these folks were as mad about the insurrectionist siege on the U.S. Capitol as they’re pretending to be about the raid on Mr. Trump’s Palm Beach golf club

The number one goal of economic policymaking should be to ensure that every family can afford the basics.

FBI search of Trump residence, and Republican reaction, riles up Baltimore Sun readers

Newspaper's slanted article about Republican nominee for comptroller should have run in the opinion section.

Declining attendance in Catholic church could be offset if Pope Francis endorsed allowing women to serve as priests.