Readers Respond

It's easy to get impatient with Baltimore's mayor over crime but surely the parents of young criminals deserve to be held to a higher standard as well.

The pandemic has brought out the worst in drivers who should know better. No wonder my daughter and many of her high school peers are reluctant to get their licenses or travel the highways.

People have known for centuries of the medical benefits of cannabis and recent peer-reviewed studies are numerous.

Fighting drug addiction and overdose deaths has become more challenging as Americans increasingly abuse prescription medication.

Readers who attended the PGA Tour event find fault with letter defending fan and volunteer treatment

The Sun should devote less space to promoting meat consumption given its damaging impact on health and the environment.

Something big has been lost when Americans lose their faith in the nation's ability to learn from its mistakes.

By refusing to even speak of COVID-19 vaccination, the Ravens starting quarterback has shown he's not about leading anyone.

Efforts to restrict women's reproductive rights now rest in the hands of a soon-to-be-overwhelmed legal system in Texas.

Given the fine line between religious belief and fanaticism, it's probably best to leave God out of any attempt at civil political discourse.

Mayor Scott has chosen the wrong model if he believes Baltimore can reduce its murder rate by being more like Oakland, California.

It's not just the losing, it's all the rest including a lot of bad front office decisions that make the Orioles really, really tough for anyone to root for right now.

I used to vote without regard to party affiliation but given how the GOP is now all about voter suppression and the 'Big Lie,' never again.

The recent nudge of inflation will help correct past economic wrongs in health care and other portions of the service sector.

Reducing a high homicide rate requires more from elected officials than the usual speeches, it takes meaningful action.

What a glorious photograph of Lamar Jackson's winning score: Might the topsy-turvy view also speak to his apparent lack of a COVID-19 vaccination?

Columnist's criticism of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson's arm strength seemed designed mostly to stir anger from fans.

Neither The Sun nor city officials should decide whether anyone is worthy to be honored by a street name no matter their criminal past.

Teaching students about the good and the bad of their country is a far better (and ultimately more patriotic) course than perpetuating propaganda.

Wave of Haitian immigrants entering the U.S. illegally just the latest twist in the out-of-control southern border.

Betty Cooke retrospective at the Walters Art Gallery deserves more attention in The Sun. The 97-year-old is a local treasure.

How great to read all about the Baltimore Ravens' late Sunday win with one's Monday morning coffee.

Ravens quarterback could add one more thing to his remarkable achievements - a public vaccination for COVID-19.

To defeat the deadly virus. Americans must all step up and get vaccinated.

Maryland can be proud of how well the recent championship golf tournament was organized and managed at Caves Valley.

Those seeking to require Maryland to draw election districts in a less partisan and self-interested manner deserve our support.

Institute of Notre Dame's proud history was no match for the failure of the Archdiocese of Baltimore to address dwindling resources provided schools.

Revival of Harborplace turns on whether local retailers and other vendors will be recruited to make Inner Harbor a unique destinatio