In politics, if you’re explaining, you’re losing.

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser is renominated, but less than half of voters are behind her.

Given Apple’s iconic role in the tech sector, the union victory in Maryland may be a harbinger of broader unionization efforts across the tech sector.

Metro was once “America’s transit system.” Hopefully, it can be again.

Climate change will soon outstrip human hubris. When people start looking around for hospitable places, many will realize the Mid-Atlantic is the place to be.

The problem is that our school district’s proposed solution was to counter racism with more racism.

Virginia Republicans seem intent on restricting access to abortion, perhaps with a few exceptions, after 15 to 20 weeks and painting Democrats as extremists.

We must move away from fossil fuels and embrace clean energy. Do we want Maryland to be a leader in this transition and reap the economic benefits or not?

Many Catholics are saddened, surprised and angered by Cardinal Gregory's decision.

We all have much to learn about racism’s impact on public health, including how to identify, reverse and prevent racism at all levels.

She will need to recalibrate her “my way or the highway” approach if she hopes to continue to move the city forward.

Democratic voters will go to the polls Tuesday to select the party’s nominees.

In a two-way primary contest, Brooke Lierman, a state lawmaker, is the better choice for Democrats voting for their candidate for state comptroller.

Jim Shalleck, an experienced prosecutor who led Montgomery County's Board of Elections for six years, is our choice in Maryland's Republican primary for attorney general. His opponent is unfit for public office.

Kelly Schulz is a pragmatist who knows how government works.

Here are this week's Free for All letters.

Here are this week's Free for All letters.

This week's Free for All letters

This week's Free for All letters

This week's Free for All letters.