Editor’s Note

Our no-filter culture is destroying families, friendships and American public discourse, writes Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.

Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler considers the shelves of Nazi memorabilia he spotted while visiting Gettysburg’s antique shops this summer.

Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler recently visited “the Washington Temple,” aka the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Kensington, Md.

Our culture’s frequent referencing of the Holocaust in trivial, exploitative and thoughtless ways needs to end, writes Jmore Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.

UMBC president Freeman Hrabowski’s impact on our region and world has been incalculable, writes Jmore Editor-In-Chief Alan Feiler.

Jmore Editor-In-Chief Alan Feiler considers Paul Rudd’s selection as People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive” earlier this year and whether the choice of the 52-year-old Jewish actor signals a societal shift from our delusional infatuation with all things youthful.

After enjoying a fun, restful vacation with his family, Jmore Editor-In-Chief Alan Feiler came home to find the roarin’ Mississippi River — or what looked like it — flowing through his house.

As Jmore celebrates its fifth anniversary (and first 50 issues), Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler reflects back on how it all began and what has made the journey so special.

Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler writes about his recent close encounter with a fellow harmonica enthusiast in his neighborhood.

Listen to all sides of the story before making rash decisions about the fighting in Israel and Gaza, writes Editor-in-Chief Alan Feiler.