Baltimore Sun - 2023-01-28

• Judge: Staffing woes could hinder city’s police reform
• Columbia Associatio­n faces uncertain future as CEO resigns
• Rebuild enlivens a once-bustling shopping area
• Moore, health secretary talk youth mental health investment­s at panel
• 15-year-old fatally shot near school in Northwest Baltimore
• Michael J. Dietz
• Family ‘begged’ woman to leave vacant home before fatal blaze
• Pence: ‘I take full responsibi­lity’ in handling of classified documents
• Pelosi attack video shows struggle
• Ukraine president says Russian shelling kills 10
• Gangs reach into southern Mexico
• Gunman kills 7 in Jerusalem synagogue attack, officials say
• McDaniel reelected as chair of RNC after fierce challenge
• US charges 3 in plot to kill Iranian American author in New York
• Fed’s preferred inflation gauge eased more in Dec.
• FDA calls on Congress to create CBD rules
• House GOP again seeks oil reserve restrictio­ns
• A scramble to stop smuggling
• AI-powered tools have ability to create propaganda and lies
• Paris racing to finish venues for ’24 Olympics, Paralympic­s
• Mass shootings fueled by political extremism, bullying and isolation
• Ivan Bates is sending the wrong message
• Call it a whiff by Angelos
• Gibson, Harford Tech coast to victory
• It starts with defense
• May be time to re-think ASG voting
• A Purdy picture
• The new york times crossword
• Terps overcome foul trouble to top No. 13 Wolverines
• Chiefs QB Mahomes set for AFC title game
• Djokovic tops Paul in semis
• Stepchildr­en offer humiliatio­n as their gift
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Dylan release reveals new layers
• Robinson to release new solo album
• ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ to end in May
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• Lacrosse facility planned at Navy

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