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Photos: Baltimoreans Join National Shutdown to Protest ICE
Crowds gather at Hopkins Plaza as part of a nationwide strike—which called for no work, school, or shopping on Jan. 30—in objection to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts.
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Osita Nwanevu’s New Book Makes a Bold Assertion on National Politics
In 'The Right of the People,' the Baltimore-based journalist argues that the U.S. Constitution is not the solution to our dysfunction, but its cause.
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Arts District
New Documentary About Rapper M.I.A. Premieres at the Parkway Theatre
The film offers insights about the life and activism of the genre-bending artist.
Arts District
Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Celebrated in New Exhibit
Work by artist Ed Towles featured at The Frederick Douglass-Issac Myers Maritime Museum.
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Know Them By Their Fruits
The beautiful First Unitarian Church in Mt. Vernon opened 200 years ago this month.
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Women Who Move Maryland 2026
Women are an essential part of the engine that makes our region thrive. In our annual section that follows, Women Who Move Maryland, we spotlight women professionals who play a leading role in Baltimore and beyond.
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Hogan Ahead 18 points in New Poll 10 Days Before Early Voting Begins
President Trump’s numbers are up by five points in Maryland.
Arts District
Story Behind One of First African-American Millionaires Highlighted in New Documentary
Baltimore native screens film about his accomplished grandmother at the Baltimore International Black Film Festival.
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Barbara Mikulski Finds Ford’s Testimony “Very Credible” in Kavanaugh Hearings
Former Maryland senator witnessed treatment of Anita Hill first hand.
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Best Restaurants Readers’ Poll 2026
Vote for your favorites in this year's Readers' Poll.
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Ben Jealous Fared Well in Debate, But Will It Make a Difference?
Democratic challenger scores some points, but Gov. Larry Hogan holds a big leads in polls.
Outside World
Get an Inside Look at City Architecture with Doors Open Baltimore
The fifth annual event shows off 60 unique buildings and neighborhoods.
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Likable Larry
Improbably, Larry Hogan is the second-most-popular governor in the country. But is he good for Baltimore?
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Camp Directory
A comprehensive resource guide including a list of camp experiences, from sports to academic to religious, in the Baltimore area.
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Governor Larry Hogan Tops Ben Jealous by 22 Points in New Poll
More than half of likely voters say they support the incumbent Republican governor.
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New Poll Shows 23 Percent of Marylanders Approve of President Trump
Goucher Poll shows strong support for $15 minimum wage, Medicare for All, recreational marijuana, and Gov. Hogan.
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Planned Parenthood Taps Baltimore City Health Commissioner Leana Wen as New President
Wen becomes second doctor to lead organization in its 102-year history.
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What You Need to Know About Senator John McCain’s Funeral Services
The late senator and war hero will be buried at the Naval Academy in Annapolis on September 2.
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Local Rapper DDm Has Omarosa Storytime on Facebook Live
Reading Manigault Newman’s new book, DDm has attracted more than 500,000 viewers.
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Local Pastor Starts LGBTQ-Focused Church in Lauraville
Rev. Emily Scott carves out a space for inclusive religious community.
Arts & Culture
Pop Goes the Library
After donating much of his vast comic book and memorabilia collection to the nation's library, Steve Geppi sits down for a lively conversation with librarian of congress Carla Hayden.
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Maryland Joins Eight States to Sue Trump Administration Over 3D-Printed Guns
A Texas-based company fights for the right to distribute blueprints for firearms online.
Arts & Culture
Amber Tamblyn Talks New Male Sexual Assault Novel
The actress and author talks about her new novel Any Man.
