Baltimore Sun - 2023-02-18

• BUZZER BEATER
• Son of congressma­n making his mark as developer in city
• DNA on bottle helps secure guilty verdict
• Commission recommends assuring independen­ce of inspector general
• Former Balto. Co. employee charged with embezzleme­nt
• ‘Nutty Professor’ leading lady starred in ’60s, ’70s comedies
• William R. Smanko
• White House defends its response after derailment
• US completes Chinese balloon debris recovery
• GOP retreats from entitlemen­t cuts
• CNN’s chair rebukes anchor Lemon for his comments on women
• Advocates say bills are meant to erase trans people
• Victims of Turkish earthquake left to sleep in trains, tents and greenhouse­s
• Zelenskyy pushes for speedy support to avoid more deaths
• Wall Street mixed to close out another bumpy week
• Fox hosts doubted election fraud off camera
• TikTok set to add new data centers in Europe
• Dubai’s troubling new boom
• Thompson picked to lead Maryland Stadium Authority
• Carmakers’ autonomous tech warrants limits, engineer says
• GOP quick to second-guess on spy balloon downing
• Historic Edmondson Village can be saved, developer says
• Former Mercy coach Pryor takes over at Mount Carmel
• Signature dismantlin­g for Willard
• Wilde Lake boys basketball clinches Howard County title
• 2nd half ’s the charm
• Getting tired of skid
• All that jazz: Salt Lake City has the stage
• Nowitzki, Popovich among Hall finalists
• Going viral for wrong reasons
• Requesting ‘plus-one’ wedding invite risky
• Family: Willis’ condition progressin­g
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Band’s comeback nears perfection
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword

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