Baltimore Sun - 2016-07-25

• A high hurdle in next trial
• In riding, skateboard­ers find refuge, stability — and fun
• Party chairwoman to step down
• Heat in the triple digits is possible for the area today
• Nonprofit arts organizati­on is spreading its wings in Towson
• Public input sought on major NSA project
• Two killed, four shot, one stabbed in the city
• Intense airstrikes in Syria’s Aleppo province hit 5 clinics
• Clinton hopes looking to left soothes critics
• Sanders backers hit Philadelph­ia streets
• Horoscopes
• Marie DeRito
• Circulator detour
• One toke over the line?
• Md. prisons must offer better drug treatment
• Danger of HOME Act
• College collaborat­ion will boost low-income enrollment
• Victimized by attacker, justice system
• HOUSE RULES
• IOC leaders stop short of ban on all Russians
• Kyle Busch stays on top in weekend at Brickyard
• Monfils wins his first crown in 21⁄ years
• O’s hit nine doubles in 16-4 win
• Coastal Sea, Heiko set track records at Laurel Park
• Day of tears for newest inductees
• Vegas rallies to win Canadian Open
• Sale’s actions net a 5-day suspension
• AROUND THE HORN
• Once more, everything goes right for O’s at home
• O’Day shows O’s what they have missed
• Reimold gets a boost when he needs one
• Froome gives an emotional speech after his victory
• Local cheerleade­rs could miss Junior Olympics

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