Baltimore Sun - 2018-06-21

• Trump reverses his border policy
• Dozens of immigrant children are being held in Maryland
• Increase in early voting not predictive
• Retired state workers upset by change to drug coverage
• Hogan appoints new chief for PSC
• ‘You couldn’t have been a better gift,’ father says
• FBI: In-flight sex assault reports up
• Jury acquits Baltimore man in 1981 murder
• S. Korea urges plan on nukes as Kim visits China
• BCCC names ex-Howard dean interim president
• Charity assails supermarke­t giants
• Work starts on new apartments in Owings Mills
• Painful scenes prompt a rare Trump retreat
• Administra­tion scrambles to undo separation­s
• James A. Oakey
• Israel strikes Hamas after militant attacks
• Lynn H. Stern, early childhood educator
• Midterm voters’ main focus: Trump
• Francis removes U.S. cardinal in ‘credible’ sexual abuse case
• Balto. Co. endorsemen­ts
• Sun made a mistake in not endorsing Mary Washington
• Mary Washington best choice for Senate in 43rd
• Mary Washington tougher than Sun thinks
• U.S. attacks contracept­ion, abortion
• How to win a trade war with China
• Returning to his roots
• ‘Lot of work to do still’
• Looking to bounce back in 50th year
• Lottery-caliber talent available for Wizards
• 21 from Baltimore area invited to U19 lax tryouts
• Terps apparently narrow AD search to three candidates
• Baltimore’s Mckesson joins anthem initiative
• Ronaldo off to roaring start
• Streaking Trout on otherworld­ly roll
• AROUND THE HORN
• Major league brother act is short-lived
• Historic NCAA upset up for ESPY award

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