Baltimore Sun - 2019-07-25

• Internal affairs’ failures revealed
• Charges dropped against security guard
• Prof to be reinstated at the Naval Academy
• Bones make emotional return to Annapolis
• Some Harborplac­e retailers struggle
• Museum of Art to receive $5M gift for Matisse center
• No charges to be filed against cops in 3 cases
• Capital Gazette, The Sun win National Press Club award
• Beijing signals military could still intervene in Hong Kong
• ICE releases teen wrongfully detained near border
• Federal regulators fine Facebook $5B
• Senate confirms former Delta executive as FAA administra­tor
• HOROSCOPES
• Priestley: ‘90210’ fans will love reboot
• Trump declares victory after Mueller testimony
• Iran hints at quid pro quo for seized ship
• Federal courts in DC, California split on cutting asylum requests
• As the nation’s opioid crisis grew, the pills got stronger
• Deborah A. Christhilf
• Henry C. Galleher, a former teacher and a longtime runner and outdoorsma­n
• Dutch actor known for roles in ‘Blade Runner,’ ‘Nighthawks’
• Mary E. Daly, real estate specialist
• PM vows to crack Brexit’s impasse
• Allergan recalls textured breast implants tied to rare cancer
• Mueller’s bottom line: Russian election interferen­ce still a threat
• Keep politician­s out of Holocaust curriculum
• Methadone clinics unfairly stigmatize­d
• Lie detector tests belie the truth
• Social democracie­s fail working class
• Davis likes idea of moving street disputes to ring
• Same path, but different end games
• New look but same old goal: champions
• Shouldn’t bet against the vets
• Top pick Brown still needs to pass physical
• Got a strand-aid?
• ‘Blue Lives Matter’ flags not political
• DeJong rips 3 home runs
• Manning soldiers on in his 16th camp
• Jordan’s ‘Catch 23’ entered in tournament

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