Baltimore

The concept of "convalescent plasma" originated in the early 20th century and has been used to treat outbreaks of measles and mumps.

A bill proposed by the Republican Maryland Senate minority leader would allow Gov. Larry Hogan to declare a state of emergency if a community hit a set homicide rate.

After reports of white vans being used to kidnap women and children for sex and organ trafficking spread on Facebook, the company is flagging the statements as false information.

"I am in this fight with you, and I am fighting for you," said the first lady, despite being booed by the Baltimore crowd.

Suspended animation could buy surgeons more time to treat otherwise fatal traumatic injuries.

Baltimore mayor, Bernard C. "Jack" Young, responded to criticism about the city's leadership around gun violence and homicides on Wednesday saying it was not from lack of leadership and he did not commit the murders himself.

A copy of the president's schedule released to the press this morning shows that Trump had nothing planned until 11:40 a.m.

"I always just kept this real hope that there's an answer out there," the U.S. Navy corpsman said.

A Baltimore, Maryland woman who won $50,000 dollars on a lottery scratch-off game believes "itchy hands" inspired the good fortune.

Ken Ravenell, a prominent Baltimore defense attorney, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges relating to drug trafficking and money laundering.

The inflatable rat was parked on President Street, near the Obama street sign, along with some smaller balloons depicting Trump as a baby.

Democrats should take note: it didn't work for the Great Society—and it won't work for America today.

The Trump administration proposed cutting funding for Baltimore's central rat extermination program just prior to President Donald Trump's "rodent infested mess" rant against the city last month.

The president's son-in-law owns a real estate company with rental properties in the Maryland city that's been cited with hundreds of code violations in recent years, including for rat infestations.

Any criteria for success must focus on the lives of Baltimoreans.

After Donald Trump called Baltimore a "disgusting rat and rodent infested mess" last month, the local newspaper asked its readers to respond to the president's attacks.

The truth is that previous attempts to save the city have failed. A bold new plan is desperately needed.

As tensions mounted with Orioles down 6-1, Davis was held back by coach Don Long and teammate Mark Trumbo after he appeared to charge at Hyde.

And not all plant-based diets are equally healthy, an expert told Newsweek.

Conway quote tweeted Haley's, "This is so unnecessary," tweet and remarked, "THIS is so unnecessary Trump-PENCE2020."

The incident, caught on video, shows fans singing "na na na na, na na na na, hey hey-ey, goodbye" as the four Trump supporters and their banner were escorted from the stands by police.

This city is inhabited by the very people the president swore an oath on the Bible to protect, serve and lead, and the federal government has a vital role to play in its recovery.

The answer is actually very, very simple.

Baltimore police reported that Congressman Elijah Cummings' home was burglarized early Saturday morning.

Carson and HUD officials moved the news conference to a nearby alley after the Morning Star Baptist Church of Christ asked them to leave the premise.

"Trump has always been racist. It's a historical fact, easily proven. Question is: why do you continue to support/enable him?" Twitter user @ewtvc15 wrote.

Though it is perfectly legitimate to express outrage over President Donald Trump's tweet, it's equally legitimate to talk about the failed leadership by Democrats of this once-great city.

Michael Goodwin argued that Democrats slamming Trump as "racist" will backfire for the president's opponents.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson, a longtime Baltimore neurosurgeon, said President Donald Trump told him he's willing to work with Congressman Elijah Cummings to help "bring relief" to the city's poorest residents.

"I find President Trump [a] leader of all colors. He attacks who he will. He's his own man," Reverend Bill Owens said.