Baltimore Sun - 2021-11-18

• Public health experts urge caution as holidays near
• Law firm that won settlement in Md. HBCU case is donating $12.5M in fees
• Rep. Harris says complaint filed for prescribin­g ivermectin
• ‘Orchids and Onions’ called out racist city department stores in 1940s
• Attorney Bates joins race for city’s State’s Attorney
• Bishops OK Communion document, avoid rebuff to Biden
• Dr. Henry H. Startzman Jr.
• Gov. Hogan announces $100K reward in killing
• House censures GOP’s Gosar over violent video
• Jan. 6 rioter who carried spear, wore horns given 41-month sentence
• Jefferson statue in NYC about to go
• Future of EVs, chargers helps power Biden’s Mich. message
• Man who shot Arbery testifies: ‘He had my gun. He struck me’
• Turkish people slammed by inflation, mismanagem­ent
• Employers eye shifting health care needs during pandemic
• Nebraska volleyball players rise above fans who called kneeling Terps ‘trash’
• Baltimore crime initiative­s a good start, but do they go far enough?
• Link between inflation, critical race theory
• Vaccine mandates are not the Holocaust; quit Star of David cosplay
• The new york times crossword
• An upsetting trend
• South Carroll gets swept by Williamspo­rt in Class 1A semifinal
• Smarter than most
• Arundel reaches 4A state final with 4-set win over Sherwood
• Jays’ Ray, Brewers’ Burnes win Cy Young
• Defense reigns again in SEC
• Top teams on wrong side of blowouts
• ‘End is near’ for Federer
• A SON’S QUEST
• Glitters for decorating desserts can contain toxic metals, aren’t safe to eat
• Burton ‘thrilled’ to host new show
• Aunt triggered by trans teenager’s trauma
• Different factors influence treatment for a-fib patients
• Some CBD products can set off alarms on drug tests
• A wrenching transition
• Kindness as a cure
• Secret to better running may lie in distractio­n
• HOROSCOPES
• A fascinatin­g mind at work in 2nd season of Goldblum show
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• TV CROSSWORD

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