Baltimore Sun - 2020-05-28

• Hogan eases more restrictio­ns
• Mayoral candidates zero in on violence
• Students’ return an unknown for state’s colleges, universiti­es
• State ups small-business grant and loan processing
• Hogan official defends deals for Blue Flame, SKorea tests
• Hospitaliz­ations climb; 736 new infections reported
• In the 1970s, pain at gas pump brought Baltimore to a standstill
• House tallies historic vote by proxy
• Trump threatens social media after Twitter fact-checks him
• Rev. Peter L. Haynes
• Douglas W. Young, UM criminolog­ist
• State pandemic education plan heavy on options, light on guidance
• Officer’s shooting a symptom of city’s other epidemic
• Trump thumbed his nose at Baltimore again
• Don’t blame Baltimore’s victims for being shot
• Sometimes, small businesses are well served by big banks
• Providers need to do better job at getting internet access to the students who need it
• Trump and Twitter: Once again doing devil’s work with Scarboroug­h smear
• Next mayor can’t be ‘business as usual’
• ‘In no rush’
• For former Ravens, try AFC East
• A SENSE OF DUTY
• NFL drops proposal to aid calls
• NBA may return too soon
• Pandemic helps make taking online courses more attractive
• Immigrant worker shortage may loom at US meat plants
• Fallon apologizes for blackface bit
• One reader’s hangover remedy? A dip in a pool
• HOROSCOPES

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