Baltimore Sun - 2020-10-13

• Former NFL player won’t be back as art teacher
• Barrett makes case as next high court justice
• Mural depicting slavery covered
• Maryland adds 504 cases, 5 deaths
• Major fire injures three adults, two children
• Poll: Residents support independen­t police probes, racial bias training
• Small group rallies at City Hall for Indigenous Peoples’ Day
• Taliban attack on city tests US, Afghan resolve in talks
• Calif. GOP admits owning unofficial ballot drop boxes
• Pandemic steps on ‘Nutcracker’
• French doctors ask where they went wrong
• Killer Mike named as first recipient
• COVID-19 danger isn’t a game of Risk
• HOROSCOPES
• Dr. Dennis G. Foster, veterinari­an
• Rev. Clarence Weston
• McCain’s mom had spunky spirit on, off campaign trail
• ‘Difficult for court to avoid politics’
• Criticism of energy suppliers is mistaken
• COVID-19’s fatal side effect of reckless driving requires interventi­on
• Save horses by better regulating use of performanc­e enhancing drugs
• President Trump’s executive order discourage­s discussion of race, gender
• Don’t reopen Baltimore schools until there’s a vaccine
• Stanford pair win Nobel Prize in economics for auction work
• The edge on defense
• Tired of being the spectators
• Ravens haven’t hit their stride
• Private schools handling return to athletics play
• Reds great Morgan dies at 77
• Schedule juggling act here to stay
• Prescott to miss rest of season
• Offseason looking like no easy layup
• White Sox, Renteria part ways
• Rays flying high
• No defending the pass-happy offensive game plan vs. Cincy Alaka put on IR; Colon-Castillo added to roster
• RAVENS SNAP COUNT
• An Anne Arundel County legend
• Bridge Play
• The new york times crossword
• Facebook bans Holocaust denial, distortion postings
• Virus crisis results in huge losses in reinsuranc­e world
• TV CROSSWORD C OSS O
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword

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