Abell Foundation President Robert C. Embry Jr. is being inducted into The Sun's Business and Civic Hall of Fame.

Baltimore has too many urgent needs to be suing Donald Trump over immigration policy.

The city of Baltimore is suing the Trump administration over changes the State Department made to how it weighs the use of government benefits by potential immigrants and their families when deciding whether to issue visas.

The Trump administration is guilty of hypocrisy in the fight against terrorism, says Rachel Marsden.

State attorneys general are stepping in where the Trump administration did not and objecting to plastic 'ghost' guns.

A former pharmacist turned humanitarian worker from Syria has received a full scholarship to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, but worried that he won't be able to get a visa because of restrictions put in place by the Trump administration.

Former Oriole Cal Ripken Jr. will travel to the Czech Republic to conduct baseball skills clinics for kids, meet with coaches and dignitaries, and hold public discussions on the sport.

There's no master plan to the Trump presidency, only anarchy and narcissism.

Fox News' Shepard Smith is our first Actual Fact All Star for a methodical debunking of the Uranium One conspiracy theory.

American investments in foreign aid save U.S. taxpayers billions because we are preventing famine, poverty, disease and war, rather than struggling with the aftermath on our own shores.

John W. Bereska, former principal of Hereford high School, died Friday from prostate cancer at his Cockeysville home. He was 66.

Another Democrat is joining Maryland’s gubernatorial race, former State Department official Krish Vignarajah of Montgomery County.

Feud between Trump and Sessions just another misery for Americans to endure.

Congress and the White House produce costly, ineffective immigration policies

State Department's E. Lloyd Davis Sr. dies

A bill passed by the Senate Thursday to impose new sanctions on Moscow would also require President Donald J. Trump to have buy in from Congress before reopening a Russian diplomatic compound on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

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Americans have a right to be concerned about H-1B visas and other programs that allow immigrants to take jobs in the U.S.

Trump's approval of Keystone XL is unfortunate but doesn't mean the pipeline gets built

Trump's budget threatens to reduce America to an all-time low.

President Donald Trump's budget will recommend deep spending cuts to federal agencies overseeing housing, the environment and diplomacy and would likely lead to a smaller federal workforce if approved by Congress, an architect of the plan said Wednesday.

The Bannon-dominated White House is treating the State Department like a wayward child, says David Horsey.

Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin received classified information about Russia's involvement in the 2016 election at a time when the Obama administration was attempting

Sunday Rodricks column on arrest of Honduran immigrant in Baltimore by ICE

The Bel Air Library has been mobbed with people this winter seeking walk-in passport services as they plan their summer travel, or people from foreign countries want to make sure their citizenship documents are up to date.

Secretary of State John Kerry apologized on Monday to hundreds of federal employees who were fired decades ago for their perceived sexual orientation in what

From cabinet choices to abortion laws, Trump and the GOP show little interest in respecting the rights of women

As the White House announced a series of measures designed to respond to a hacking campaign to interfere with the presidential election, officials revealed that Russia maintains a suspected spy base in Maryland.

Sen. Ben Cardin, the top-ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Tuesday he is "deeply troubled" by President-elect Donald Trump's pick

Sen. Ben Cardin has called on Secretary of State John Kerry to formally apologize to hundreds of federal government employees who were fired decades ago for

Baltimore Museum of Art will be the lead institution charged with putting together America's entry into the prestigious 2017 Venice Biennale art show.

The Clinton Foundation may not have sold any policy changes, but it definitely sold access to Hillary Clinton, says Jonah Goldberg.

Jules Witcover asks whether a renewed focus on Hillary Clinton's likeability and trust issues can put Donald Trump's campaign back on track.

The State Department says it's closely monitoring Gambia's detention of a U.S. citizen from Maryland who was arrested during an anti-government demonstration while visiting her native country in April.

Trustworthiness remains Hillary Clinton's Achilles heel, says Jules Witcover.

Why worry about policy when you can talk Trump University and Clinton emails?

Trump's lies are spontaneous; Clinton's rehearsed ones are worse, Jonah Goldberg writes.

The State Department's inspector general has found that former Secretary of State Colin Powell and staff close to former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice received classified national security information on their personal accounts, according to information disclosed Thursday by Rep. Elijah E. Cummings.

The State Department confirmed that 41-year-old Anita Datar of Takoma Park was among at least 20 killed in the terror attack Friday in a hotel in Mali's capital. She was the only American known to have died in the attack..

Joel Rubin, a former State Department official and vocal supporter of President Barack Obama's foreign policy announced Monday he is entering the crowded field of Democrats hoping to capture Rep. Chris Van Hollen's seat next year.

At home in Pakistan, Ammar Zafarullah works with the organization Pakistan Youth Change Advocates to prevent "well-to-do educated youth" from being recruited as the future financiers and social media gurus of extremist groups like al-Qaida and the Islamic State. On Wednesday, he listened intently as Munir Bahar talked about his own 300 Men March organization in Baltimore, and how it does similar work keeping at-risk youth out of the city's street gangs and gun violence.

Did Hillary Clinton intentionally allow classified material on her personal server, or is someone else to blame?