Baltimore Sun - 2020-07-24

• Patients sound off about long delays for diagnosis
• For Orioles, MLB, it’s finally time to play ball
• Judge decries cuts to police
• Ex-delegate may face 3 years in prison
• State board: Election faces lack of judges
• O’s embark on season as COVID-19 spread continues.
• Demonstrat­ors demand virus resources, urgency
• Baltimore liquor board cites alleged coronaviru­s violations
• White House: Baltimore needs to step up virus fight
• Ethics panel: No judges at Black Lives Matter events
• Dear Anonymous: About that racist letter you sent here
• On House floor, Dems call out verbal assaults against women
• Anne Arundel County reveals restrictio­ns to mitigate virus
• Theodore Klein
• The People’s Park recognizes role as center of social change
• Don’t let Trump use TV to fool you on the pandemic again
• Pandemic hurting newspapers financiall­y
• The legacy of the American Disabiliti­es Act 30 years later
• GOP virus relief package delayed
• GOP convention to skip portion planned for Fla.
• Pandemic still threatenin­g another sports season
• MLB raises playoff field to 16 for ’20
• Power play
• Opening Day roster is all set
• Harford County
• Washington has a name, for now
• Pandemic won’t slow down Uecker
• Nationals’ Soto tests positive for coronaviru­s
• Book sales see big jump in 2020
• US jobless claims rise for the first time since March
• Eastwood sues CBD sellers over name, image
• Ann Taylor owner files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Restaurant­s seem less likely to deliver an economic boost
• Facebook users confused about voting labels on posts
• Baltimore has its pitch for ’26 World Cup

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