Opinion

• Op-ed

Does Baltimore really need personalized medicine?

Genetic determinist views of human nature have not always served African Americans well in the past. Why do some in Baltimore seem to think things are going to be different this time around?

• Editorial

Editorial notebook: Living with the risk of cancer in a family besieged by the disease

Growing up in my family, cancer and talk of it was everywhere. So, when I turned 38 last year, I talked to my doctor. Immediately, I was swept up in a whirlwind of testing: mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs and painful biopsies.

• Op-ed

Baltimore archdiocese to break ground on new city school

Baltimore archbishop: We’re breaking ground for the first Catholic elementary school in the City of Baltimore in nearly six decades.

• Op-ed

Goldberg: For this president, alliances are strictly business

Jonah Goldberg: President Trump praises nations that reject our values and disparages those that share them in the name of "business."

• Op-ed

David Horsey: American Caligula

Why is Trump abandoning the Kurds? Because he can, says David Horsey in an editorial cartoon.

• Op-ed

Cal Thomas: The president’s personality

Cal Thomas: The president should spend less time calling his opponents names and more time dissecting U.S. policies.

• Editorial

Baltimore needs more details from Marilyn Mosby about tainted cops

Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby has said there are hundreds of officers with credibility issues and owes the public more explanation about who they are.

• Dan Rodricks

Andy Harris and Donald Trump: ‘Great’ minds think alike

When it comes to Syria and Ukraine, President Trump has done nothing wrong, says Maryland's lone Republican congressman.

By Dan Rodricks

Oct 18, 2019

• Op-ed

Witcover: Latest Democratic debate shuffles the deck

Jules Witcover: The Democratic candidates for president offered a a mild seminar on age vs. youth in the most recent debate.