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Some trans people and others in vulnerable populations are looking to leave United States | GUEST COMMENTARY

My research shows a growing number of trans U.S. citizens have begun to explore migratory pathways out of the country.

David Brooks: The necessity of patriotism | GUEST COMMENTARY

We need a mature kind of patriotism, the love you have for your country when you know its flaws.

Cure mass violence; don’t just treat it | GUEST COMMENTARY

Rather than choosing to save the next generation of school children, we have chosen simply to train them.

Maryland’s ‘local control’ over housing worsens shortage crisis | GUEST COMMENTARY

While lawmakers have acknowledged the high cost of housing as a crisis, few are willing to identify local government as the problem

What does it even mean to be a man in the year 2023, when one can simply declare a sexual orientation regardless of birth assignment?

What does it even mean to be a man in the year 2023, when one can simply declare a sexual orientation regardless of birth assignment?

The U.S. and Taiwan, a complicated relationship | GUEST COMMENTARY

For decades, China and the U.S. have managed to avoid a disaster over Taiwan, a quasi-nation of 23 million people.

Charles M. Blow: Trump is the Andrew Dice Clay of American politics | GUEST COMMENTARY

Trump’s entertainment quotient doesn’t get nearly as much attention and analysis as it deserves.

The FCC missed its big chance to diversify media ownership; it’s not too late to change course. | GUEST COMMENTARY

It’s long past time for those who are responsible for informing the American public to reflect the diversity of our great nation.

‘Medical gaslighting’ must end; here’s how to address it | GUEST COMMENTARY

Gaslighting in medicine occurs every day when physicians ignore, discount or dismiss a patient’s pain or symptoms.

United Way CEO: Md. legislative session must include comprehensive solution to housing crisis | GUEST COMMENTARY

With a recession looming and federal emergency rental assistance running out, thousands of Marylanders could soon face eviction.

Peter Jensen: Recalling Spiro Agnew in the Trump era — and when the law mattered even to politicians | COMMENTARY

All the talk about how unprecedented it would be to indict an ex-president fails to recall when it was considered entirely appropriate to prosecute a sitting vice-president.

Bret Stephens: Why I don’t regret supporting the Iraq war | GUEST COMMENTARY

Of those who supported the U.S. invasion of Iraq 20 years ago — not just warmongering neocons like yours truly but also plenty of liberals, such as the current president of the United States — most have disavowed it.

Looking for a solid career without college? High school seniors should consider the trucking industry. | GUEST COMMENTARY

Some drivers can see $100,000 salaries, and nearly all see competitive benefit packages that support a middle-class lifestyle.

Land conservation: a critical component to stemming the extinction crisis | GUEST COMMENTARY

Land conservation is one of the most impactful ways to save Earth’s biodiversity. Maryland the Beautiful bills must pass legislature.

Dutch Ruppersberger: Earmark changes will hurt, not help Americans | READER COMMENTARY

House Republicans are unwisely choosing to put more spending decisions in the hands of federal bureaucrats.

Preventing the next pet surrender emergency — and housing loss for pet owners at the same time | GUEST COMMENTARY

We examined about nine years’ worth of BARCS relinquishment data for Baltimore City and learned two important lessons.

For healthy communities, medical schools must increase student diversity | GUEST COMMENTARY

We need more Black physicians to have healthier communities across our nation.

David Brooks: Will the new cold war with China transform US society the way the last one did? | GUEST COMMENTARY

One would hope that as the cold war atmosphere intensifies our politics will get more serious.

Church response to Maryland abuse report, victims’ bill follows lawyers’ advice, not Jesus’ | GUEST COMMENTARY

Has Baltimore's archbishop ever asked, “What would Jesus do?” Or, does he just ask “What would our Accountants and Lawyers do?”

Enshrining the right to abortion in Maryland’s constitution still might not guarantee access | GUEST COMMENTARY

While the proposed constitutional amendment is a step forward in reproductive freedom, it's not as good as preventing a U.S. ban.

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