Readers Respond

What does it say about the United States that Anthony Fauci has to be kept under armed guard? It's not good.

With the prospect of prisoners being released because of the COVID-19 pandemic, people need to be able to purchase firearms for self-protection.

The Sun's two opinion columnists, Dan Rodricks and TV critic David Zurawik, have been doing exceptional work for their readers as has the rest of the staff.

Columnist Cal Thomas is being dishonest when he promotes conservative voices in newspapers. What he really wants is for the media to bend to the White House narrative.

The Baltimore Sun is wasting its readers' time complaining about how gun stores should be closed during the coronavirus outbreak when people should have the right to choose whether to shop inside one or not.

We can't rely on government but we should be able to count on employers to promote the safety of essential workers and set aside non-essential tasks.

Medical professionals need to be on the outlook for domestic violence as it's more likely to take place in the stressful environment of a pandemic.

President Trump's insistence in describing the coronavirus as Chinese and his other racist behaviors have put Asian Americans in harm's way.

Remote learning poses challenges to children with special needs but that is no excuse not to provide for them to the best of our abilities.

The Sun's readers deserve to get the extra puzzle feature year-round and not just when the nation is dealing with an epidemic.

Under Armour's choice to make medical masks and gowns is the kind of humanitarian decision that many Baltimore employers are stepping up to make.

COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that the United States does not prepare for potential health emergencies the way it does for possible military conflict. That needs to change.

The nation's commerce secretary calls on all Americans to take a few minutes to fill out the legally-required U.S. Census form.

In these challenging times, journalism like that practiced by The Baltimore Sun is more important than ever and it deserves our gratitude.

When an athlete 'commits to play' for a college or university, isn't he or she really deciding above all else to study and learn there? Let's keep college athletics in perspective.

Unexpected life in the age of COVID-19: Tough on dry cleaners and you never know who is watching on FaceTime.

Efforts to prop up U.S. economy only underscore how well the system works for the rich and how the poor are inevitably left behind.

Baltimore could really use the drop in serious crime that is likely to stem from people staying at home during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Social distancing can be a challenge for children as it puts them at risk of abuse and other adverse behaviors.

Financial hardship is one thing but United Airlines' failure to offer refunds to customers caught up in stay-in-place laws during the global pandemic is truly shameful.

The employees of the University of Maryland Medical Center say thanks to all for your kind words and donations (but please send the food to those who truly need it).

Supplies of prescription medication that has long provided help to sufferers of lupus and certain other autoimmune diseases need to be protected despite any potential help it may provide COVID-19 patients.

Viral outbreak is certain to cause more incidents of domestic violence, an often taboo subject that Maryland can't afford to ignore - or leave to non-profits alone to address.

Even these Baltimore natives found The Sun's recent test of Baltimore knowledge a real head-scratcher but still welcome relief in these home-bound times

Baltimore is simply not the same without its customary opening day for the Orioles.

The newspaper has made some welcome changes to how it lists death notices that, along with the daily puzzles, are welcomed by this longtime reader.

People need to remain aware of how difficult and isolating the outbreak has been to Maryland's senior citizens who need our help

Maryland hasn't completely succumbed to coronavirus social distancing given efforts like sidewalk theater and music to keep us together.