Baltimore Sun - 2020-06-02

• Thousands take to streets
• Tuesday primary results will take a while, officials warn
• Relief for the web-deprived
• ‘He could have accomplish­ed so much,’ says family of engineerin­g student killed last week
• Baltimore cop captured on video punching woman won’t be charged
• 549 new cases, 20 more deaths
• The Baltimore Sun seeks nomination­s for the region’s Top Workplaces
• Ruppersber­ger elected to chair Naval Academy Board of Visitors
• Medical examiner calls Floyd’s death a homicide
• HOROSCOPES
• TV quiz show whistleblo­wer
• Jane K. Satterfiel­d
• Blaming ‘outside agitators’ is a deflection rooted in civil rights era
• There are reasons to have doubts about Maryland’s COVID-19 testing data
• But what happens after the pandemic?
• George Floyd’s death the latest example to show the devaluatio­n of black lives
• Nursing home death toll nears 26K
• States, cities plead for virus aid as Congress faces crises
• Gilead says remdesivir helps some patients
• Bisciotti, ‘shaken by acts of racism,’ commits $1M to aid justice reform
• A winner — on and off court
• Turgeon: ‘We must work to rid our country of injustices’
• Hall of Fame ex-Auburn coach Dye dies at 80
• Judge tosses former Maryland players’ ‘Fortnite’ dance lawsuit
• Windfall may be a shortfall
• Center Trystan Colon-Castillo
• Farmers still euthanizin­g pigs after slaughterh­ouses reopen
• Retailers point to unrest in closing some US stores

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