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Carey Business School's commencement speaker should answer for his company's ties with the NRA.

With the stroke of his pen, billionaire donor puts gun violence and gun control back on the political front burner

Arming more people is not a formula for making schools or communities safer despite what the NRA may claim

Surgeon general nominee Murthy deserves Senate confirmation

Attack on Obama's nominee to be surgeon general demonstrates NRA's clout — and the cowardice of Senate Democrats.

Several hundred gun-rights advocates rallied in Annapolis Tuesday, saying they'll work to unseat state legislators who voted for Gov. Martin O'Malley's gun-control law in 2013.

An armed society is a polite society

Complacency over gun violence

Background checks for all gun purchases could reduce U.S. gun violence

Shooting at Columbia Mall raises concerns about gun violence

If this country were experiencing a cholera or typhus epidemic, various communities would band together immediately to staunch the havoc it was wreaking. In comparison, the epidemic of gun deaths has been met with a lot of hand-wringing and public condemnation by political leaders but not much else. That's not leadership, that's capitulation.

Lewis B. Whiting Jr., a retired businessman and charter boat captain, died Jan. 8 of lung cancer at West Virginia University Medical Center in Morgantown. The former Towson resident was 73.

Elected officials have done precious little to prevent another mass shooting

A new report highlights actions Maryland has taken that will reduce gun deaths.

Gun violence prevention group puts Md. in top tier

After 200 years, Second Amendment requires an update

Md. initiative won't make us safer but it will help more people suffering from psychotic symptoms

Irresponsible NRA, Congress

Supreme Court's decision not to review case involving Maryland's limits on handgun permits bodes well for gun control at the state and local level

Tea party antics in Congress got you down? There's plenty of reason for optimism in the Free State.

Neither side is willing to be intellectually honest about the nature of the risk from firearms or what works to combat it.