Baltimore Sun - 2020-11-28

• Ravens, Steelers shift to Tuesday
• Not your average Black Friday shopping
• Online school still in dark
• Trump’s election challenge rejected
• CORONAVIRU­S IN MARYLAND 2,378 new cases reported
• PANDEMIC WON’T STOP SANTA
• Convention Center opens antibody ‘Infusion Center’
• Barrett’s vote in NY case exposes rift on high court
• Storms to spur new migration wave
• Jury duty? No thanks, many saying
• German cases top 1M as vaccines readied
• James Taylor makes a song his own
• Consider adoptive parents at wedding
• HOROSCOPES
• Nance Reed
• Soon-to-be cardinals isolate in pontiff’s hotel ahead of event
• DOJ rule change opens door to firing squads in executions
• So which political party needs a lecture on constituti­onal law?
• Don’t let this be the last winter for restaurant­s
• Sale of historic Mount Vernon church badly mishandled
• Terps on a tear
• Hoosiers present a challenge
• Praise gives way to punishment
• As outbreak grows, heads should roll
• Break of Dons: SF stuns No. 4 Virginia
• Tyson, Jones Jr. ready for return
• Hall way: Back’s late TD lifts ISU by Texas
• Iron Bowl leads an odd Rivalry Week
• SPORTS ON TV
• Jackson gets placed on COVID-19 list
• Reese sparkles in debut for Terps women
• Mids must slow potent Memphis offense to stay in AAC title chase
• 2021 commit Graham coming ahead of schedule
• Bridge Play
• The new york times crossword
• Crowds wary of virus stay at home on Black Friday
• Stocks rise on Wall Street as S&P hits high
• Hyundai, Kia fined for delaying US recalls
• Workers sent to buy insurance
• Divvy Homes’ rent-to-own business model faces a test
• After being left for dead twice, RadioShack is reborn online
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword

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