Baltimore Sun - 2022-05-12

• Brazen gun violence rattling Baltimore
• Residents decry life in ‘forgotten’ area
• A look back at Harborplac­e’s happy early days
• Treasurer questions state’s decision about concert
• Westminste­r coach fired after child porn charges
• NOTABLE DEATHS ELSEWHERE George Pérez, 67
• Dr. Gerald A. ‘Jerry’ Glowacki
• CDC: Rising overdose deaths hit record with nearly 108,000 last year
• Fast Senate OK expected for $40B Ukraine aid bill
• ‘I can’t believe he isn’t a danger’
• Study: Over 500 died while at Native American schools
• NY judge says Trump must meet conditions, pay $110K to lift order
• Under Armour details turnaround at shareholde­r session
• US inflation eases, but still hovers near 4-decade high
• How Dan Rodricks should spend his next 10 columns
• The worshippin­g of guns and the cheapening of life
• Amid Paxlovid’s success, US doing too little to monitor use of drug
• Nuclear strike reaction not what you would expect
• Trying to predict post-Roe politics
• The new york times crossword
• Defense could get jolt from rookies
• Win streak comes to crashing halt
• Boys’ Latin lacrosse rallies past St. Paul’s, 13-12
• Gators get up early, then stay up late
• Saban: Didn’t tamper with transfer
• AROUND THE HORN
• No way to say goodbye
• Scientists get close to genetic cause of lupus
• Single mother wrestles with tough choices
• Video of Williams prompts outrage
• Ingesting turmeric leads to nosebleeds for some readers
• Ways to treat vaginal dryness for women with menopause
• Black doctors face racial discrimina­tion
• Study: Implant lets patient in locked-in state communicat­e
• Saturday night is for snacking
• Connelly’s book characters keep making their way to TV
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword

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