Baltimore Sun - 2019-05-18

• State’s UMMS audit begins
• Facing ‘existentia­l crisis’
• Baltimore likely second city hit by ransomware
• Hopkins patients with debt face suits
• Baltimore County Council cuts $14M from Olszewski’s budget
• Property manager cited after fire
• Gas company sues state to resurrect pipeline
• CopyCat Building’s nine lives on Guilford Ave.
• Uncertaint­y looms over UK as Brexit compromise talks fail
• Two indicted in Anne Arundel sex traffickin­g ring
• Trump lifts tariffs on border allies
• Ohio State knew about doctor’s sexual abuse
• House extends civil rights protection to LGBT people
• Gov. DeSantis calls ‘dumping’ migrants in Fla. unacceptab­le
• Missouri House sends strict anti-abortion bill to governor
• Mounting tensions leave oil prices in flux
• Lidl: Seven stores to open in Maryland by next spring
• Maryland adds 1,200 jobs; state unemployme­nt rate flat
• HOROSCOPES
• Dr. Alfonso H. Janoski
• Pulitzer Prize winner wrote ‘Caine Mutiny,’ ‘Winds of War’
• Workaround for real estate sales to begin
• We share commonalit­ies even under different circumstan­ces
• Animal agricultur­e is not the cause of antibiotic resistance
• IMPROBABLE?!? (It’s possible.)
• Ray, Floyd signed to add depth
• No. 1 Calvert Hall able to earn a three-peat
• Sunday latest Towson player to join Blaze
• Kerr hopeful with Durant
• Davidson returns to run Rangers
• Congrats Gal dies after race is over
• Brooks on birdie binge at Bethpage
• Point of Honor near record time
• At Pimlico, Preakness jockeys make moves
• Rodgers recalled for a boost
• Bundy mixes things up
• May has been Ruiz’s month to flourish
• My takes, from Denver to Dunbar
• All-Star race a good time to experiment

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