Baltimore Sun - 2022-11-02

• Author of note that freed Syed backtracks
• Port Covington developers add training program
• Pelosi attack disgusting but not shocking. That’s a problem.
• Aide to Council President Mosby pleads guilty to handgun charge, gets probation
• Barbara Levin Himmelrich
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro doesn’t concede defeat in election
• Russia reinforces military via draft
• Activist accused of attacking Paul Pelosi held without bail
• Officials in SKorea apologize for deadly Halloween tragedy
• Fentanyl myths just as potent as drug
• At 25, she’s making a run at history
• MyPillow propels election denial movement
• India PM Modi visits site of bridge collapse where over 135 died
• As food prices skyrocket, so do companies’ profits
• Judge blocks major book publisher merger
• J&J to buy cardio tech company for $16.6B
• Europe firewood prices soar
• City still has monthslong property recording backlog
• Making Twitter’s math work could be challenge for Musk
• B&O Railroad Museum still takes the holidays seriously
• College diversity poised to take a hit: How can schools fight back?
• Firing professors because their classes are too hard
• Oregon is on the cusp of turning red, here’s why
• The new york times crossword
• Given a choice, Lyles would prefer to remain in Baltimore next season
• Diamond Miller ‘happier, less stressed’
• Good enough for midterm honor roll
• Missing piece, another misstep
• Nets fire Nash, eyeing Udoka as next coach
• Fatigue issue for Wheeler
• Volunteers lead chase for playoffs
• Hoosiers held in high esteem
• Bears reporter breaks down new LB Smith
• Humane ways to discourage squirrels out of the yard
• Novelist shows life after 60 is fun
• Uncle hurt by toddler’s refusal to hug him
• Swift sets Billboard Hot 100 first
• DuVall returns to ‘High School’ with music duo Tegan and Sara
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• North Harford tops CMW in shootout in regional semifinal

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