Baltimore Sun - 2015-04-23

• Police lawsuits decline
• A window into lives of city’s high-fliers
• Pentagon frames new cyber strategy
• Misconduct suits down, mayor says, but city continues to pay settlement­s
• ORIGINAL ‘ROSIE’:
• SPORTS BLUE JAYS 4, ORIOLES 2:
• NATION & WORLD YEMEN AIRSTRIKES:
• MARYLAND CLEAN-AIR LAWSUIT:
• Carroll student has whooping cough; no outbreak expected
• One more casualty in the war on drugs
• Video released in Aberdeen police custody death
• FBI offers $20,000 reward for capture of man in wife’s killing
• 5 officers’ accounts of case on record
• Hogan says he won’t order separate probe
• Protesters take to the streets again
• A makeover for Pratt Street plaza
• 4 Md. casinos settle age-violation charges
• T. Rowe Price earnings rose 1.7 percent in first quarter
• U.S. accuses Md. contractor of bilking retirement plans
• Supreme Court appears to side with defiant Calif. raisin farmer
• Taliban to start spring offensive
• Vicki A. Margolis
• Mediterran­ean crisis
• The Senate’s Loretta Lynch debacle
• Racism and police brutality
• How many more Grays?
• They should retire my husband’s number
• Two decades later, Terps schedule Hoyas two straight
• Head injury accord OK’d
• WR Brown ready to take advantage of opportunit­y
• Harris celebrates making major leagues, aims to stay
• Rape charge against Melvin Scott dropped
• Saints keep marching in
• Cougars’ Long scores with a little help from Friends
• No. 4 River Hill tops Glenelg in softball, 6-2
• Delp cleared to return to Cardinals
• Yankees knock Price around early
• Showalter chooses the high road
• Tillman hoping for better result against Jays
• Forsett expects to make plays and be a mentor
• Hoop dreams
• Cowboys DE Hardy suspended for alleged abuse
• Capitals’ Ward knows how to make the most of his assets
• Senators stay alive; Penguins on brink

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