Baltimore Sun - 2024-03-01

• Decrying GOP resistance on Ukraine
• Police firearms examiner testifies in murder trial
• 2 Marines charged in connection to racist graffiti at UMD
• Judge chastises prosecutor­s for missteps
• Baltimore OKs $6M for weapons detection in schools
• Report: Nonprofit misused $130K in COVID relief funds
• Ethics violation accusation­s traded
• Maryland announces $238M in new opioid settlement­s
• Charge dismissed against officer accused of threats
• Home monitoring program to restart
• Dundalk man accused of hospital rape
• City to offer fellowship for HBCU grads
• Police probe threat at State House
• Sinclair reports 4th-quarter loss; expects political ad boost
• Entreprene­ur Jakes invests in Poppleton
• Psychiatri­sts support medical-aid-in-dying bill
• Rush to regulate AI at federal and state levels lacks educator insight
• On 90th birthday, a look at Rev. Watters’ legacy
• Dorothea E.S. Kilner
• The new york times crossword
• Bridge Play
• Goretti’s finale
• Parade of No. 1 picks headline spring game
• Claflin men, women reach semifinals
• No doubt: Blango fully embracing her journey with Elizabeth City St.
• Cowboys owner Jones must take paternity test
• Embiid: ‘Plan’ to return in ’24
• Branching out into jazz, opera
• After time away from acting, Stella makes her movie debut
• The BalTimore Sun CroSSword
• Dangerous distractio­n
• Eating disorders rising among adolescent boys

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