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Orioles centerfielder Adam Jones and Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin are a somewhat unlikely pairing on the cover of Sports Illustrated this week.

Baltimore Sun reporters, columnists and editors share their immediate reaction to the Ravens' 38-10 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers readers' questions on the Ravens' win over the Cleveland Browns and other topics about the team.

Fifth time's still the charm: Columbia and Ellicott City have once again placed among the top 10 "Best Places to Live," according to Money Magazine's biennial ranking of small cities.

Baltimore Sun reporters, columnists and editors share their initial thoughts on the Ravens' game against the Cleveland Browns in Week 3 of the 2014 NFL season.

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers readers' questions about the Ravens' win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 2 and more.

Baltimore Sun reporters, columnists and editors give their instant analysis of the Ravens' 26-6 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 2 at M&T Bank Stadium.

If both celebrities and the rest of us have no place where we can safely be our private selves, then we can no longer live with autonomy.

The blame for the dissemination of nude celebrity photos lies not with the women who took them, but the filth who stole them.

"The Observer" tells the story of Eliza Anderson, a former Baltimorean and the first female magazine editor in the U.S.

Newspaper's liberal writers ought to pursue a more balanced approach if they are serious about returning Maryland to a two-party state

In 1970, a cub reporter was hired by the Evening Capital. He was nearly 30 years old -- borderline ancient. Unlike other Capital staffers, he was a Naval Academy graduate with a master's degree in journalism, and he was a Vietnam war combat veteran whose service left him severely disfigured. And he could not type.

A federal judge on Tuesday upheld the constitutionality of Maryland's ban on assault rifles and magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds, handing at least a temporary victory to state officials who say the measures will save lives.

George W. Hilton, a retired college professor who specialized in transportation economics whose definitive books on railroads and shipping also included the seminal history of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad, died Aug. 4 at Lorien Health Park in Columbia. He was 89.

The GOP needs to learn that acknowledging racial disparities is not 'playing the race card'

Archbishop Spalding golfer Micaa' Thomas named to Sports Illustrated's "Faces in the Crowd" after winning international Junior Olympic championship.

An Anne Arundel County jury will decide if an off-duty New Jersey police officer acted maliciously or in self-defense when he shot another man following a road-rage dispute last summer. The case has drawn national attention in law enforcement circles.

JET magazine, the pocket-sized source of news about blacks since 1951, has bowed to the ages and gone digital with a new app. But its debut digital issue this month makes clear that JET is no longer the magazine for anyone who claims to be at least middle-aged.

Plagiarism is charged too often and to no good end. The rules are more strict because of the technology that itself is disseminated and at times created by plagiarism.

Business author says bad manners can tank your career

The latest GOP chatter about getting rid of the sitting president is no more than thunder and lightning, signifying nothing.

Annapolis Summer Garden Theater's "Shout! The Mod Musical" is star-studded show that rates a hearty shout of approval.

Fifty years after the Civil Rights Act, Conservatives' assertion that racism is vanquished is not only absurd but dangerous, Leonard Pitts writes.

We're in our second term of a style over substance presidency and can't handle another in Hillary.

the practice of bringing long guns into public places "dubious," "scary" and "downright weird."