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Another vote for ‘Senator’ Michelle Obama | READER COMMENTARY

Former first lady would make an ideal successor for Maryland's Ben Cardin in the U.S. Senate.

Mass shootings should spur assault weapons ban | READER COMMENTARY

The preferred weapon of mass shooters, the military-style semi-automatic rifle, needs to be put back on the shelf.

Conowingo Dam must be operated responsibly | READER COMMENTARY

Susquehanna River hydroelectric power plant can be used in a manner that is far less harmful to the Chesapeake Bay.

In defense of community gardens and other programs that promote well-being | READER COMMENTARY

The fight to keep a community garden in Locust Point should be part of a larger national effort to help people cope with major challenges like poverty.

Catholic Church abuse scandal: Baltimore Sun readers share reactions, experiences | READER COMMENTARY

The extent of the abuse, revealed in an A.G. investigation and Sun reports, elicits shock and dismay.

Mother’s Day roots: the opposition to war | READER COMMENTARY

Mother's Day wasn't always about flower and candy: Its has roots in renouncing armed conflict and we should return to those roots.

What about Alsobrooks for Senate? | READER COMMENTARY

Instead of drafting Michelle Obama, Maryland can choose Prince George's County executive to succeed Ben Cardin.

Struggling families ought to be spared federal budget cuts | READER COMMENTARY

SNAP and other safety net programs should be the last things Congress and the White House cut in budget negotiations.

It’s not logical to be ‘pro-life’ and favor executions or ‘pro-choice’ and oppose them | READER COMMENTARY

The reasoning behind how one approaches the issues of abortion rights and capital punishment is often inconsistent.

A reminder of Baltimore’s connection to England’s new king | READER COMMENTARY

There would be no Charles III on the throne today without Baltimore's Wallis Warfield Simpson.

Pointing the way toward greener energy in Maryland | READER COMMENTARY

People's Counsel gets it right with report showing how state's energy conservation program can better serve local residents.

Baltimore must be mindful of unsightly signage | READER COMMENTARY

It's discouraging to new arrivals to discover Baltimore doesn't properly restrict outdoor advertising.

Unionizing public colleges will only make them more liberal | READER COMMENTARY

The last thing the nation's public institutions of higher learning need is to be made even more anti-conservative than they already are.

Thanks, University of Maryland Medical Center, for saving my life — and my grandfather’s | READER COMMENTARY

The only thing better than the early morning waterfront view from downtown Baltimore is being alive to see it once again.

U.S. should not have a debt ceiling | READER COMMENTARY

Congress should dismiss the limit on public debt, a rarity in global finance that now, because of a political standoff, threatens to seriously harm the U.S. economy.

Verdict confirms Trump is a sexual abuser of women | READER COMMENTARY

The E. Jean Carroll lawsuit has made clear that Donald Trump abuses women and all Americans should pay heed.

Forno’s closing is a loss for Baltimore | READER COMMENTARY

Between the pandemic and a lack of government support, high-quality city restaurant got the short end of the skewer.

Trump’s telling defense of sexual assault | READER COMMENTARY

Ex-president sees male celebrities taking advantage of women as commonplace.

Pimlico renovation still destined for winner’s circle | READER COMMENTARY

Preakness season is not the moment to doubt the race for a new and improved Old Hilltop will soon be won.

How Baltimore’s classical present intersects its jazz past | READER COMMENTARY

Jonathon Heyward of the BSO and John Coltrane have a bit of Baltimore in common.

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